Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-26
TURNER KNOCKED OUT.
Keileher Puts stocI<ton's Colored Pugilist
to Sleep.


to Sleep.
SAN Francisco, April 25th.-The Golden
Gate Athletic Club was taxed to its utmost
this evening. the event being the meeting
of Charley Turner of Stockton, the colored
champion, and Denny Kelleher of Boston.
The purse was 81 900, the loser taking $3.50.
The men were in great condition, Turner
weighing $50 and Kelleher 154 pounds.
Joe Choynski was chosen referee.
Round Turner, like his hackers, was
full of confidence. Both were cautious,
feinting for weak spots. kelleher worked
Turner into corner, putting in a heavy
left on his ribs and getting slight return
on the neck. The round closed even.
Round 2-Turner appeared the quicker
of the two while Kelleher seemed 10 wait,
evidently wanting every blow to count.
Round S-Turner was knocked down by
heavy blow on the jaw, and in the rush
which followed Kelleher slipped, striking
the floor heavily. The round closed with
both quite groggy.
Rounds 4, 5, s and were characterized
by heavy and spirited fighting, each hunt
ing an opening for knockout blow.
Rounds to IL were very spirited, Kelle-
her being rushed 10 the ropes.
Rounds IL and II were fought mainly
for wind
Round l3-Turner led for The head, when
Kelleher brought his right around catch
ing Stocktons pride on the jaw, knocking
him clean out.
On Her Muscle.
FRESNO, april 25th.-Sarah Althea Terry
made her appearance in the Office of C. G.
Sayle, the administrator of the estate of
David S. Terry, this morning and de.
manded some money. Sayle said that he
had none on hand belonging to the estate,
but there were some law books that might
be sold. She then went into the adjoining
office of \. G. Caldwell, who is the attor.
ney for the administrator, and after a
wrangle with him he elected her from the
office. She returned and smashed a win
dow, and made quite scene. Ssyle left
his Office and she followed, threatening to
shoot him.
The scene between Mrs. Terry and attor-
ney Coldwell this morning has been the
talk of the town ever since. Reports of
ali kinds are current many of them most
preposterous others containing grains OF
truth.
The Associated Press representative
called on Coldwell, who said: ~ decline to
be interviewed. / have nothing TO say. |
shall follow the lead of the lady. l am not
only willing but anxious that she should
make any statement to the public that she
CHOOSES lis NUO4t l0fGcS upon
my mind the old couplet:
:. He that Will kiss and then will tell
Is the meanest deyil out of hell"
Your representative this evening visited
Mrs. Terry at her home. She seemed
greatly worried over the turn affairs hayt
taken, and kept repeating Il don't know
/ don't know. ! can't tel.n She said
"Whether il is scheme planned by tn,
Sharons or the administrators of the estate
of Judge Terry. the object evidently is Il
COMPROMISE me and somebody profit by it.
She was questioned very closely in re
gard TO the alleged marriage contract be
tween herself and Coldwel.
IF Judge Sayle said nrade use of th
expression 10 coldwell this morning during
the alteration, ] have a marriage eontrac
with you, he tells deliberate falsehood
/ said nothing of the kind
Then il is not true that such pape
exisss2'
iect. refuse. ! viii say nothing on th
III is is stated you have been visitin
Coldwelrs home at night p
sIt is false. / went into the neighbol
hood of his home to negro settlement
secure colored cook the other night wit
my coachman. He met US returning. II
was intoxicated. and without word struc
my coachman, and turning TO me said
NV dear little woman, what are you doin
hereg l walked right on and came home
sIt is said you told his wife she coul
keep the children if she would give Coli
well up TO you.
What really happened was this. He VI
lying on the sofa in my parlor one sunds
afternoon and his wife came 10 my bat
door and asked for him. / told her if