Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-22


street rode the driver with tie tow rops lead.
ing from forward of amidships 10 the
harness of his horse. The subordinaies
of the elnb were Bowman, Wm. Mc(Sraw
Illerman. John Brinkman First Iieuten.
snt, Homer Mckee Second iieuteusnt.
Victor lie MAY SeTgeants, John Miller and
John Reeves This club attracted much at-
tention. aad proved to be stslwart body Of
men, who made remarkably fine and sturdy
appearance. The club was formed but few
days ago. but has proved complete success.
The Winters Club came next in largo
wagon. 1t was II strong and bore a hand
some flag.
Next came . group Of ladies on horseback,
led by Miss Kate Cross and Marshal A. e.
Woodruff. With each OF the four ladies rode
an escort Following them were fourteen
horsemen. Then came citizers in carrisges.
The carriages were forty-seven in lumber,
and contained 122 people.
This division closed the line in which there
were 2S50 adults and III boys, by actual
count.
length, rs measured by city blocks. The
men in the divisions marched in most cases
three and IN others four abreast, and but ore
company marched in double file. All the
commands marched in very compact Order
far more so than is permissible in military
professions. Had military distances been
taken, the liae would have been third longer
st least.
1T WAS A SPLENDID PROCESSION,
And its equal has not been seen here. Il
came down X and wentup aud down j streets
amidst q shower of fireworks, the waving Of
flags, the smiles of women and the praises Of
= ar, orlo-fx .ifoufffpA l.pf
thusiastic representative procession, snd
fairly typi6ed the composition of the Repub-
lican party in California. As 1t proceeded
on its march it went along streets crowded
with spectators as never before seen in Sac
ramento, and through line ot decorations
more elaborate than ever known on sny oc-
casion here, except the Centennial celehra-
tion and one or two Fourth Of July obsery-
ances. At $50 the procession was dismissed,
and in one hour the city was as quiet as If no
great line Of marching men had moved
through it, or as if thousands of strangers
were not within its gates. It's
REMARKABLY FACT
That fewer arrests took place yesterday than
is usual on any other day of the week in the
dullest week OF the year, and net solitary
arrest was made for any otfense or breach of
the peace OH account of, or in any way
having any relation with the barbecue or
procession. As Democrat put it, :" If it
had been our blow. out, the boys would ave
set 'em up lively, and there'd been some fisti-
cuffs and knock downs. you bet, and lively
time at night.
THE DECORATIONS
Were, as stated, very elaborate and were so
general, that only the names of o few of the
citizens decorating On the chief streets can be
given:
Among the many business houses and resi-
dences decorated or Illuminated or both,
opportunity permitted note of the names Of
the owners Of these: RECORD. UNION office,
f.. n. Bush, J. L. Slater, Postoflice, Brown
House. p j. Hopper, il. Wachhorst, Bee
office, Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, Baker Il
Hamilton, s. Ginsberg, NJ G. Hawley & Co.,
Gold Bank of d. o. Mills, II. S. Crocker Il
Co., Orleans building, Orleans Hotel, resi-
dence of Charles Cummings, S. Wasserman,
n. d. Goodell, Mr.. Dawson, George Cad
walader, !. Ii. Lewis, Frank Miller. Ed
ward Cadwalader Leland Stanford r. Stone
< Co., A. Denuery, | y l. Store, Gruhler's
saloon, Peoples Store, j. +. Cooper, Charles
Rapp & Co., II. Fisher, H. l.. Lewis & Co.,
Ladder House. Locke T. Lavenson, d.
Vice, Friend & Terry Lumber Com
pany, o. Goodhue, j. H. Carroll, West
ern Hotel, Booth & Co., Empire House,
G. w. Chealey & Co., Green 4 Trainor,
A. Brewer, Lindley & Co., Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., A. Comet, Sacramento
Market, j. S. Trowbridge, r. II. Petit,
Marco Mania, Davis K Corbin, Sacramento
Restaurant, d. DeBernardi, Sherburn &
Smith, j. W. Wilson, Lansing's international
Hotel, l.. J.. Lewis &c street, ID. j. Simmons
& Co, NJ Phng & Co.. l.. = Saswell, NJ. S.
Hammer, Frank Ruhstsllor, Days saloon,
Metropolitan Ihester, Pacific Hotel, Lard
ner building, z. Walters, LOWS hardware
store, Golden Eagle Hotel, banner between
Golden Eagle and Capital belonging to the
Reno Club, Schorer Bros, Antiquarian book
store, w "A. & G. S. Houghtor, Kilgore &TraeYA
State House Hotel, Weidnan 4 Hromads.
State Printing Office. Eldred House, A. c.
TUFTS, Fountain Stables, Sylvester Tryor,
Sacramento Seminary, Governor George C.
Perkins. j, NJ. Milliken, house No. 1882 II
street. Mrs. Ross on II aud Fourteenth, p Sci
henthaler, j. G. Davis store, Nelson Wilcox,
Hall, Luhrs & Co., II. a. Weaver, +. Foster,
Capital Sign Works, Thomas Harper, w ?.
Coleman, Hobby & Smith, Fish Il Collins,
Otto Hanson, John Z. Slater, Singer Sewing
Machine Company j. Kaerth. Lipman& Co.,
J. Cordano, Samuel Jelly, l.. j. Lithauer,
Warren Starr, A. Egl, +. Steinhardt. Geo.
F. Tebbets, C. A. Sawtelle, A. Heilbrou,
Washburne & Redmar, c. j. Noaek, 4.
Heilbron, Crescent City Hotel, Telegraph
House, William Petrie, Dale &c Co,
Ackerman & Co., block from Sixth to
Seventh, on j street, hung with lines
Of lanterns entirely across the street, with So
foot intervals between the lines; w. 3.
Miller, N. II. Nicoll, Red Bluff Flour
Agency L. Greer & Co., Parsons, Kiigour &
Co, Gus Weimann, z. Lyon & Co, Red
House, G. H. SEinerton, S. Fl. Davis,
Va & I
Bien, c. ii. Stevens & Co., L. w. Schwamb.
G.. D. Almond, L. X. Hammer. l.. Kellogg,
Capital Wooen Mills. Union Bakery, Il. L.
Goggings, Bells auction store, }. Bennett,
j. G. Hearth, Schmidt & Menken, Gerber
Bros, Butterfeld & White, A. c. Tufts,
G. A. Basler. 4. r. Cline, Charles Barnes,
n. Coffiel1, DR.. Voller, Dohn's Saloon, H. j.
Cool1sley, W. E. Oughton, Mr.. Lugg G. J.
Reed, Mark Foster, f. Luttigs' grocery, j.
tells, Rev. DIR. Bentley, D. w. A. Hughscn n,
residence r. H. Petit, MIR. Williams
Seventh and NJ, Jerome q. Davis, Samuel
B. Smith, II. o. Beatty, Frank Swift,
J. L. Huntoou, D. o. Cook, A. j. Bumps,
MIR. Maydwell, Peter Boil, g. Lemke, VIM
Kleiusorge, Sparrow Smith, F. II. l.. Weber,
John We'll, Philip Scheld, w. r. Knights,
j. V. Cheney, a. 3. G. Neusbaum, z. Bird
sail, j NJ. Porter, f. X. Elmer, Mrs. Dr.
bowers, -. w. NaeTGE- D. D. Detue, turner
Hail. Butterfeld 4 White, Chas. Keinsorge,
John Bellmer H. h Paulk, NJ. Alexander,
John Breuner, Morse House, II. Eckhardt,
J. T. Pike, Mechanics Store, Leslie's saloon,
Clarence Nelson, Sacramento Market, S. j.
Nathan & Co., J. j. Trarhach, K.street
Baths, f. W. traits building, Jas. I. Felter
4 Co., A. j. Rhoads, Singer Sewing Mt-
chine Company, E. r. Hamilton. c. E.
Adams, Thomas Boyd, Arcade Hotel, Z. B.
Mott, Jr., l.. c. Chandler, j. B. Klune,
Scott & Muir, Fosters boo ol-5indery, and
large number of other business houses ard
residences that cannot be catalogued at this
hour.
Notes.
From Modesto came three special carloads
of people, not at all expected by the commit
tee of management. From Reno came two
carloads not expected, but welcome never
theless were both. The chartered cars for
Sacramento arriving yesterday were, in short
exclusive of regular trains, which all came
loaded down and greatly extended Chico l,
Biggs l, Marysviile 4, Lincoln 1, Reno 2,
Dutch Flat l, Colfax 3, Auburn l, Newcastle
1, Folsom and Shingle Springs II, Modesto
3, Dixon 3. Woodland 5, Yolo lin all 40
The Boys in Blue escorted Mrs. SERVER
last evening to her residence and gave her q
serenade aud cheers for her kindness in ap-
pearing as Liberty"
Previous to the parade Mrs. Linnen ard
Mrs. Weaver, on behalf OF Republican ladies.
uressn.ed the ReDnblican legion with very