Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-15
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TACOMA, April 14th.-The Poole Mulligan
prizefght came off as per programme yes
terday and was witnessed by large crowd.
Mulligsn is known to the sporting frater-
nity here, while Poole halls from San Fran
CISCO but has been here for some time
About ST. 800 was put up on the match
bets being made continually since the
match was arranged in March.
At the opening of the fight Mulligan
seemed possessed of wonderful confidence,
while Poole calmly awaited results. AS
the fight progressed the betting grew
heavier. and some began to lose confidence
in Mulligap, as Poole's staying proclivities
were noted. Some hard hitting was in
dulged in and the fight lasted till the
twenty-fifth round, when ''foul' having
been cried on Mulligan several times the
match was declared for Poole, and he was
awarded the purse. Mulligan's friends and
hackers indorsed the decision of the ref.
cree, as Mulligan's fouls were apparent to
all.
Gone to the Mountains.
ST. HELENA, April 14th.-The Oakland
fanatics, better known as doom sealers,
who came to st. Helena within the past
two weeks as a safe refuge in which to
escape the predicted tidal wave destruction
of Oakland and San Francisco, to take
place to-day, are now fleeing to the noun
tains, having discovered that st. Helena is
such wicked place that they are not safe
here.
A large number went to Howell noun
tain last week, and one party of negroes
went to the summit of Mount st. Helena
this morning. All who were left in St.
Helena left for the bills in the vicinity of
Crystal Springs. Further than their exodus
to the mountains these fanatics are not
causing any commotion to-day. 1t is
slowly dawning on them that their pro-
phet of evil has failed them and about to-
morrow large majority will return to
Oakland.
Picnic and Spiritual Festival.
SANTA Rosa, April 14th. - There was
great excitement among the Woodwork
following this morning. At first it was
supposed that Santa Rosa was in no dan
ger, but since the Callaghan vision last
week the mountains have been regarded as
the only safe place.
Between IS and 100 left this morning at
an early hour for the top of Taylor Mount
ain, two miles south of this city. They
were joined by number of Salvation
Army and Holiness people. They say
they are going to have picnic and spirit
ual festival, whether the wave comes or not.
| At present they are engaged in singing and
| praying, and many are laid out IN frances.
Numbers of people have been seen along
| the streets looking at the mountains with
| field glasses.
Notes from Fresno.
FRESNO, April 14th.-The Health Officer
reports eight deaths in Fresno City for
March
| The Board of Supervisors to-day segre-
gated the school district of Fresno City.
| This leaves many hundreds of children in
| the additions without school to attend
Much feeling exists, as the property owners
in the additions paid taxes for the erection
of portion of the city school building.
The third game of ball was played to-
day. Score-Los Angeles 6, Fresno 1.
a meeting of the Republican County
Committee was held to day. A committee
was appointed to visit the State Central
Committee, and if possible secure the State
Convention at Fresno. A committee was
| also appointed to prepare plan o. cam
paign.
Fire at Ellensburg.
ELLENsBURG wash J. April 14th.-A fire
| broke out at 3 o'clock this morning in the
Northern Pacific machine shops, and the
establishment, including the round house.
was totally destroyed. The latter contained
several locomotives, only one OF which was
| got out. One of the immense Hilton en-
gines was included in the loss.
| The city fire department got to work
promptly and saved the oil-house near bv,
thereby saving 10000 gallons of oil. This
saved the depot and other valuable prop
erty from destruction. Several freight cars
| and Hangers were destroyed. The total
loss is 100000, which is covered by insur-
ance.
The works will be rebuilt Immediately,
| with double the capacity of the old ones.
Petaluma Items.
PETALUMA, April 14th.-Alfred Simonds,
aged 60 years, President of the Nationalist
| Club of Petaluma, and delegate to the
| State Nationalist Convention, became vio-
] lently insane this morning, and was COM
mitted to Napa.
| At meeting OF the Board of City Trus-
tees last Saturday evening, a monster peti-
| ton containing the signatures of $50 tax
| payers was presented to the Board, asking
for the improvement of Petaluma creek
| which has recently become almost impassa.
| BILE owing to the formation of sand bars
! The Board refused to take any action in the
matter during the scarcity of funds.
Subsidizing Railway.
PORTLAND (Or), April 14th.-The com.
mittee soliciting subscriptions for the Hunt
| There is deficiency of S45 600 now, which
sum will certainly be guaranteed within 8
day or two.
| Fire at Eugene.
EUGENE (Or.), April 14th-The store Of
| Steinberg & Senders. and Lees drug store
in Junction, were destroyed by fire to-day
Loss on buildings and goods, s16,0 600; in
surance, IS 600.
| The RockIin Strike is Over.
RoCKLrN, April l4th.-All of the quar-
ries. with the exception of one started uL
this morning in fail blast giving the quar-.
rymen nine hours per day, and the strike
as far as Rocklin is concerned. is practically
| over.
The Cruiser Charleston.
MONTEREY, April 14th.-The Charleston
is in Monterey bay, and will remain here
several days to test her guns, etc.
| Voted for a Revision.
TRAvER, April l4th.-The Stockton Pres
byiery to-day voted in favor of revision
in the faith.
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