Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01
PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
DISPATCHES OF LAST NIGHT.
CALIFORNIA.

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pledge farcical but would deem it his duty to keen
it, Desmond said he took the pledge in good faith,
and should attempt to carry it out The whole
| matter was finally indefinitely postponed
The State Teachers Convention have elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: President
Professor II. B. Morton, of San Jose; Vice Presi-
derts, = A White, OF San francisco; s. H. Jack
man, of.SacIamento; Proesor L. H. Sill, OF Berkeley;
secretary, Charies II. Ham, OF San francs co
treasurer, MIS- A Grlinth, OF San FRANCISCO Exec
utlve Commlttee-Hon John SWEET, l. b. MeChes-
| ney, A ii. Mcdonald, Hon f. NJ Campbell, Miss
Laura Il. Fowler
The steamer City OF New York did not stop at
honolulu, owing 10 heaNy gaze. from the plot
United States ship Ranger, for which some anxiety
has been felt here, when few days out from Japan
as h"d ,i S USt @ an n niT g 4nu
tno reairS fter bicb che go as -. sai f ~
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SAN Francisco, December 5ist..ihe Stock Board
Adjourned TINS afternoon until FRIDAY
Ine case Vi ohaIes De i0ung lhoieted LOT the St-
Municipal Court to-day Tor defendant TO plead The
accused was 700 III 10 attend, ana upon motion Oh
until the next term.
Mrs Cynthia Hodgdon has been denied bail
In the pedestrian match good time is being made.
A telegram was sent form here to-day by a num-
Der OF Democrats to the Governor of Maine, indors-
ing his action on behalf of the Democracy of San
Francisco, but the signatures do not include the
pames OF any prominent men of the party
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SAN FRANCISCO, December 3lst.-A cripple named
Frank L. Edwards entered Ladds shooting gallery,
kearny street, this morning, called for pistol and
after firing two shots turned the weapon to his own
forehead and sent Dali through ms Drain. The
act is attributed to poverty.
Bomfaclo Nunez, IN JAN awaiting sentence Tor the
murder OF VIM Frey attempted suicide in his cell
life was extinct
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Powder.
OAKLAND. December 3lst-A charge of piant
powder that remained in one of the large powders
used in filling in the bulkhead at Long Wharf al d
which was sbipped from Niles exploded this morn
ing ipiurug TWO laborers One had the sight of his
right eve DESTROYED, and he was otherwise shock
| ingly manoled
A Most Wonderful Casc-Deafb OF WO-
man who for Twenfv.6ye Years Passed
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WATsoNv1LLE, December 3lst.-.On Sunday last,
age well known 70 old timers here, and stagedrvers
and stagemen generally, as Charley Parkhurst. He