Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01

! .chas. Rider injured by shell cartridge ex
ploding while being loaded. Barn OF Mrs Wilsey
burned.
OF. S. Chanfrau appeared at the theater
7-Riyerside House burned . Trial of Troy Dye
for the murder of A. NJ. Tulls, commenced IN the
District Court.
s-Small fire at Fourth and streets. Judge Il.
O. Beatty nominated to be Receiver OF the United
States Land Office by the President
9-Alce Oates opera company opened at the
theater Captain John Douglas, wellknown
colored citizen, deceased. Captain J. Sher5urn
died.
lO-Troy Dye convicted of murder in the first de-
11-Edward Anderson convicted of murder in the
first degree.
13-Josh Harris variety combination at the
theater. 6. w. Gray died from poison near the
American river bridge.
l5-Residence of James Murray at Thirtleth and
n streets burned A. F. Clark, one Of the Tullis
murderers, acquitted
l6-Extremely cold weather prevailing.
Insight fire at the residence OF }. X. watson
. Eliza Weatherby's Frolques at the theater-
2o-W G. Hopping c9nllf urn 49, as postmaster al
2l--smeting Works at Twelfth and streets
burned.
% Greed Raymond elected Lieutenant-colonel
of the Fourth Brigade.
2i-Troy Dye and Edw. Anderson sentenced 10 De
hanged on March 18th. I. W. Sheehan elected Cap
tain of the Sarsfeld Guard.
25-H Z. Oates broke his arm by fall. .Numer-
Gus burglaries committed.
2S-PrOf. Alan Curr iecured before the Literary
Institute on Lies Battle, and How to Win 1t 49,.
Annual meeting of the State Agricultural society
H. NJ Larue elected President, G. ". Gilbert Secre-
tarr L. A u soa Treasurer, and G.. W. Hancock,
r. H. Newton, l.. j. Rose and Cyrus Jones, Direct
ors.
29-John Sullivan, Sacramento expressman,
died at San Francisco.
30-Sight fire in clothing store OF A. ROsenthal.
,it-af ad IN a lviuU condition the
street with his skull fractured supposed to have re-
suited from fall.
FEBRUARY.
ID Roden accidentally broke his leg near Shell
don.
vine, an old resident suddenly deceased
3-Annual reunion and banquet of the Exempt
Firemens Association.
s-Americus Lodge, No 50, A. o. U. w. instituted.
1o-Hop-house OF J. E Kamp, near the city,
burned.
Il-Prof Allan Curr ectured before the Literary
Institute on A Night in the English House OF Com
mons 10. acquittedin the District Court
a trial for the murder OF j Z. Denny. Miss
Bertha Schade, graduate of the Sacramento High
School, deceased in Oakland.
12-Republican City Convention met and noml
mated Tor Third Trustee, Josiah Johnson Collector
c. A. Putnam Assessor, F. A. Shepherd Auditor,
T. H. McKee, and Fire Commissioner, j. w. Wilson.
go workingmen's City Convention held stormy
session =. Thomas Cowley, an old resident, sud
denly deceased mocratic City Committee nomi
mated for Third Trustee W. l.. Herndon Auditor,
l. Townsend; Assessor P. A Byrne Collector, B.
+. Stewart /; Fire Commissioner, Chris. Weisel.
13-Chinese match factory at Sixth and streets
burned. e.. California Theater company opened at
the Metropolitan.
l6-Jury in the Caulfield murder case in the Dis
trict Court disagreed.
III. A. Caulfeld admitted to bail by Judge
benson. Riee's surprise Party opened at the
theater. W W. Grouse, for many years Justice of
the Peace at Washington, died at that place.
lS-Bar meeting held and resolutions in respect
to the memory of the late Judge Ramage passed
Meeting OF ladies he'd to organize woman's suffrage
club
l9-Municipal Workingmen's Convention nom-
mated for Third Trustee John A. Hunt Auditor,
NJ. Brannan Assessor, G. b. Dean; Collector, E.
Blum, and Fire Commissioner, j. c. Devine.
20-Depositors of the Odd Fellows Bank met and
determined to form new bank, on the ruins OF the
old one.
2l-Eve OF Washington's birthday appropriately
celebrated by the Tribes of Red Men L. Arm
strong found dead in bed. Mrs Maggie Burke
broke her leg by a fall
22-Joseph Harris accidentally fatally shot at Fol-
som.
24-Supreme Encampment of the Order of eau
easan7 met.
25-Meeting of coored citizens held to demand
recognition at the hands OF the political parties.
27-Tuner masquerade carnival held
IS Havery's Coored Georgia Alinstrels opened at
the theater. - Slight fire at the residence OF Ms
Allen, on seventh street, between IL ana l.
MARCH.
2-L. Devinzi suicided at the Sacramento County
Hospital
s. state Woman's Suffrage Club organized at Sac.
rlmento Grand Democratic mass meeting held at
the theater aud resolutions passed condemning the
Presidents Chinese veto.
5-Proposition to establish free library extern
sively discussed Great interruption of railway
travel account Of the recent heavy storm. Mrs.
Louis Levy badly hurt by falling down stairs.
County Teachers Institute met. Slight fire
at the house Of Julia Cummings on l. street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. Colored Republican
Club organized
Flyers sisters appeared at the theater Dem
ocratc City Convention issued an address on the APP
preaching municipal election. George Brown cut
- Martin on the cheek with a razor.
9-Thomas Armstrong shot at T. T. Crump.
10-Body of officer Fred. d. Chamberlin, who dis
appeared last year, found in the Sacramento river.
News received of the decease at London on
February 14th of Frank Dale, old time Sacra-
mento merchant.
Municipal election held, and Johnson elected
Third Trustee, Mckee Auditor Shepherd Assessor,
Putnam Collector, and Wilson Fne Commissioner.
The proposition to establish free public library
was also carried Directors of the proposed Peo-
pies Bank elected by the depositors of the defunct
Odd Fellows Bank
I2-Samuel Poornan acquitted in the County
Court of embezzlement, alleged to have been COM
mitted in his connection with the late Odd Fellows
Bank -. G. W. Bell found dead in his room. W.
L. Newell, pioneer printer, deceased.
l3-Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Florence appeared at the
theater State Board of Education met and dis
cussed the school teachers examination frauds
14-Boy named Daniel Sheehan accidentally IA
tally stabbed by companion.
16-Little daughter of G. Woof mad her leg
broken by fall.
I7-St Patrick's Day celebrated by procession
and literary exercises. Board Of Supervisors
wrangling over the election of County Physician.
1S-William Movies struck by train at Elk
add 1lx- hrarf 6aRa aa1
90. Republican mass meeting held at the theater
William Beckman elected President OF the Peoples
Savings Bank
Vallejo.
20-Dr George Pyburn elected County Hospital
Physician Eliza Weathersby's Froliques appeared
at the theater.
2l-Directors of the various Building and Loan
Associations met take action relative to the pro-
posed new Constitution Dr. F. W. Hatch, Jr.,
appointed Assistant PLY stefan at the Napa Insane
Asylum.
Drunkard" Little daughter of A. Logan severely
burned.
25-Direetors Of the Building and Loan Associa-
tons issued address against the new Constitution.
26-William Gillen, eX-Chef Engineer OF the Fire
Department, deceased.
27-Installation and banquet of Sacramento Com
mandery No. , Knights Templar.
9-W. J. Foster, well-known presslnan, de-
ceased Troy Dive exhibited symptoms of insanity.
by Cinnamon Mississippi Bar, while collecting road
taxes from them
30-Anuual meeting of the Sacramento Coursing
Club commenced at White Rock. Meeting of Is
raelites held the subject of moderate reform in
the church service Slight fire at the old city hall.
80 Fire at the store of F, Trask at Walnut Grove.
3l-Al Of the allopathic physicians appointed on
the City Board of Health resigned because two
monographs had been placed on the Board Henry
Ames, an old Sacramentan, died at Oakland
APRIL.
III D. Webster died suddenly Dr. J. L.
Howard. an old-time Sacramento druggist, died ion
the train neai' Ogden.
Beard of T. ustees named the Trustees of the
Free Library. Capital Lodge No. 81, |. o. G. T.,
reorganized . Body of Edward McKernen found in
a shaft near Folsom.
3-Harvey Caswell, pioneer sacramentan, died
at San Francisco
4-R D. Mccarthy deceased William King fell
from handcar near Gait and badly hurt. Severe
thunder lightning and rain storm.
= Large meeting Of the Clerks Early Closing As
ISOLATION held at the theater A. +. Clark rear
rested at Oakland charge Of accessory after the
fact in the Tullis murder-Anti-NeN Constitution
Club organized.
s-Board of Trade passed resolutions against the
new Constitution New City Board OF Health,
composed of Z" Homeopaths, met.
9-Meeting of ladies held to take action relative