Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-04

GRAND LODGE OF Coon TEMPLARs.-The
Grand Lodge Independent Order Of Good
Templars will meet in twenty.6rst annual
session in the Senate chamber at the Capitol.
in this city, tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
A general outline Of the programme only can
be given now Morning session-Report of
Committee ON Credentials, comforting Grand
Lodge degree, reception of official reports
Afternoon DISQUALIFICATION and reference
of reports, good of the Order. In the even
ing it is expected that the Grand Lodge will
meet with Capital Lodge, after which for
NAL reception will be rendered the Grand
Lodge by Sloan and Capital Lodges, at
which there will be literary and musical ex-
ercses and a light collation.. Wednesday
morning the general work will be taken up,
and in the evening a public meeting will be
held in the Sixth-street NJ i. Church, when
speeches will be made by some of the more
prominent members Of the Order. Thur day
morning the election of officers occurs, after
which general business will be transacted.
In the evening the unwritten work
will be exempliied. Most of the delegates
will arrive to-day but few are here as yet.
Among those now on hand, however, are
G.. w. c. T., Robert Thompson of San Fran
cisco, and the Finance Committee, as fol-
lows. u ZIilWdlJ, W. " w iHChcs1ci
and VIM. Crowhurst.. The officers of the
Thompson e. w. V. T., Mrs. Y. A. Rix j;
G.. W. O., WIN. Sims; c. W. s., George
b. Katzenstien G. w. T., DIR. L. S. Halsey
G. w. NJ, J. f. McSwain; G. w. D. NJ,
Miss Loupie E. Triplett; q. w. |. e., Mrs.
H. A Mayhem G. w. 0. G., Q. A. Scott;
&. w Chaplain, Rev. w. II. Tubb: G. w.
Messenger, Z. w. Culver; P. G. w. c. T.,
Il n 9 an1 9 - u cf III
Mrs. Z. p. Stevens.
MAYHEM CHARGED Yesterday officer
Ferral brought in Martin Ryan, late of the
Collar and Elbow "dive" notoriety. He is
charged with mayhem in chewing off part
of NJ. McInnerv. He was found on top of
McInnery Friday evening between and 8
o'clock, on Fifth street, near L., and when
Ryan was pulled off, McInnery was so badly
beaten and bitten that it was thought he was
fatally injured. He is still very low and is
most seriously used up. Ryan on being ar
rested denied the deed at first. but finally
stated to officer Ferral that he was leaning up
against q post on Fifth street, watching for
Mrs. Bouillon, when McInnery came along
and struck him, ard then he went in
McInnery denies the story in toto, but no
full statement will be had from him until he
/ is well enough to make it. Ryan is evidently
on the chew" Not long ago be went
roaming around looking for reporter, and
threatened to chew him up for properly de-
nominating that classic retreat, the Collar
and Elbow, 81 dive"
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court Sat-
urday, Robert Mines was fined $40 80 for
petty larceny, Michael Thomas S32 80 for
battery, and Mrs. Mazeaux the costs. for
violation OF the health ordinance. Cal Mar
tin was fined $50 80 for drunkenness, and g.
/ Haley for like fl nse forfeited So. Jennie
Cramer was fined S42 80 for disturbing the
peace. The cases of Joseph Curtis and NJ.
! DAVIS were continued until to-day. John
/ Scott was ordered to be examined as to his
sanity. f. Mier's case of violation of health
ordinance was continued until the 9th. May
| battery case. Kate Deyine's disturbance case
and b. Roach's drunk charge, were dismissed.
LAND LKAGuE.-A branch of the Irish Ma.
tional Land League was organized in this city
/ yesterday with So charter members, and
! elected the following permanent officers /:
| President, ID f. Woods; Vice Pre- ident. J.
| 2. Dray Financial Secretary, Terence Nc
/ Cabe; Recording Secretary, Daniel Flynn (;
Treasurer, J. II. Davine. The League
adopted set OF bylaws, and are to meet
weekly.
PUBLIC scHooLs.-The public schools re-
open this morning. Generally ON the first
| day after long vacation stu lies are taken
up. Superintendent Lsndes thinks, however.
! that scholars can be employed on most of
! that day M well as any other. and study and
be instructed orally, even il they have no
! lessons to recite.
SACRAMENTO STILL GRowIse.-Money is
what is wanted in Sacramento for business
purposes. A fresh vigor is impaired to bust.
ness here by TIE progress OF Hale Bros. Co.,
whose advertisements is in to-day's issue Of
this paper.
BESIDES being hns bitter. and an excel
lent appel ger, the x /. Bit,ers, VIXEN taker
Immediately after meals, is a sure cure fol-
dyspepsia or Indigestion. a. the certificates or
the back Of each BOTTLE will amply verify