Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-10

LEAvESwORTH (Kan.), March 9th.-Bishop
Fink has consented to have his recent letter
prohibiting Catholics from joining the Farmers
Alliance modified. Representatives of State
aud county alliances were given an audience
by the Bishop and assured him there was no de-
sire to conflict with the views of the church,
and all the religious parts of the constitution
would be eliminsted In view of these reas
suranees Bishop Fink addressed letter to A.
NJ Thistle, a member of the Alliance, stating
his objections to Catholics Joining the Alliance
were withdrawn.
Mysterious Stabbing Affair.
NEW YORK, March 9th.-A man is lying in
st. Vincents Hospital suffering from severe
stab wound in his side. He is believed 10 be
the desperate pick-poeket and ex-conylct known
as dutch Alozo' and the man who stabbed
Cormick, the bank burglar and murderer. The
wounded man says his wife stabbed him dur
ing domestic quarrel 1t was found on inves-
tigation that no such person lived at the house
named, and no such an incident occurred there.
Buying Up Creameries.
ST. PAUL (Biinn J, March 9th.-The controlling
interest in the Crescent Creamery System, con-
sisting of twenty immense cresmeIies in Mime
sofa, has been sold to syndicate OF foreign cap
italists, of which Henry Willard is member
for $780, 900 cash, and some valuable franchises,
consisting of dock privileges and terminal facll-
tiles in Tacoma and seattle.
This is the first creamery plant in the United
States to pass under control of European capi-
talists.
Storms on the Atlantic.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9th.-The steamship
Black Prince from Mexico for Newport, En-
gland, has arrived and reports the loss OF her
second officer and three of her crew while en-
deavoriDg to make a landing in heavy sea OH
the Mexican coast.
The schooner Frank Stinson arrived from
Maine with cargo of ice. she had stormy
voyage and one passenger was swept over
board and drowned.
Detroit Fire.
DETROIT, March 9th.-A fire tonight destroyed
two large blocks from No. 81 to l04 West Con-
gress street, owned by Senator James Mcmillan,
and occupied by Gray & Bsify. upholsterers; the
decorators. McMillan's loss is $50 600, insur-
ance, SIS 600; Gray d Baffy, $4,000, insurance,
$4,000: Hunt Chair Company, $4,000. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
Hotel burned.
ST. PAUL Mimi, March 9th.-The CONNER
cial Hotel, in South st. Paul. was totally de-
stroyed by fire this morning. The guests, chiefly
cattlemen escaped in their night-clothes.
Peter Foley, the proprietor. was seriously in
jured by being struck on the head with trunk.
Loss, So, ,000 1t is insured for half that amount
Diamond Dust.
CLEVELAND (ohio), March sth.-F. b. Brun-
nell. Secretary OF the Brotherhood of League
Ballplayers Arthur Dwell OF Boston, w. G.
Bell of New York and George Munson of st.
Louis, are in this city to attend the meeting
tomorrow of the Players League. It is reported
that ST. Louis viii purchase Cleveland's fran
chise and transfer the club.
Non-Union Men Coming.
PHILADELPHIA March 9Th -Ames & Pritch7rd.
repres+ nting the Union Iron Works of San Fran
cisco, viii leave here Tuesday for California
with fifty iron moulders who are to take the
places of the striking Union men in their shops.
These men are all skilled mechanics
Light-Weight Bruisers.
CHICAGO March 9th.-Billy Brennan and Joe
Roulo loca light weights. fought twenty-seven
hot rounds this afternoon for small purse.
One hundred and fifty persons were present.
Roulo was terribly punished and gave up the
contest, being too weak to answer the Call OF
time.
Monmouth Park Entries.
NEW YORK. March eth.-Among the horse
mouth Park races are T. ]. Baldwin, who enters
109 aud j. B. Haggin. l03 The total nomina-
tions for the season is 3095, the largest in the
history Of the Park.
Uncle ALI. Denies 1t.
NASHVILLE, March sth.-The story sent out
from Chicago tonight that syndicate is trying ,
to purc base Fl Rio Rey was shown to Manager
Alf. Estell of Winters stable in this city and he
said, SO fa- as he knew, there was no founda-
tion fo- it.
Theatrical Row.
CHICAGO, March eth.-Two of the members OF
the Margaret aather company, Misses &ariowe /
and Goode, left the company here last night and .
returned 10 New York, on account of the man. !
ager's alleged insolent treatment of Miss Mar
love.
Postotfice Robbed.
GREESvILLz (Tex), March eth.-The Post /