Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-14
ssooNp WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.


meeting last evening at the Grand Hotel,
which was preiuded by music and illumina.
ton. A. J. Senate, Chairman, called the
meeting to order. a communication from
the Republican State Central Committee was
read. A number signed the roll. Ii. L.
Buckley was called for and gave his views on
the Republican platform. He said there
were three parties in the feld-the Republi
cans, Democrats and Greenbackers, but the
grand fight was between the two first named.
He had belonged to the Workingmen's party.
Their platform was made to elevate the
workingmen and to drive out monopoly,
Socialism, Communism and everything per-
tanning to isms, and raise the American
people from their present standing, but after
attending several meetings and finding that
they admitted of Socialism, he thought 1t
WAS time for him to leave. That the Work
ingmen of San Francisco and Alameda had
combined, and at meeting declared Han
cock and English TO be their choice for
President and Vice-President, to uphold
the Democratic party. They had forgotten
that q party of aristocracy is at the head Of
all the frauds, and degrading the country.
The Republicans were made up OF the humble
walks of life as our present man, General
| Garfield coming from the tow-path first and
now to be placed in the Presidential chair at
our coming election. The people would then
show whether they have been satisfied with
the way that the Republicans have run the
country while they have been in power.
The lower class of workingmen have been
misled by the Democrats by representing to
them the rights Of solid South. We want
no solid South, East or West, but loyal
North and loyal people. If the Democrats
should get the power for which they have
| been striving for the last twenty years, they
would carry bills through Congress by Dem
ocratic majority to award millions OF dollars
for Southern claims. Mr. BUckley's speech
was received with enthusiasm.
P j. Hopper made a speech OF half an
hour, and the meeting adjourned to meet next
Tuesday evening.
YESTERDAYS RUNAwAY.-Ye Yesterday after
noon the horse attached to Huntington,
HOPKINS & Co. single delivery wagon, while
coming across the new Third-street cut from
the depot, became too anxious to get to head
quarters and started in for runaway in that
direction. In the operation it first came near
running off into the slough, and before reach
ing street collided with the hind wheel Of
Lyons {, Barnes delivery wagon, giving it
crooked axletree, and throwing out upon the
ground with great force George Tcnbrook.
driver of the former rig, and Joseph Smith
who was with him. Tenbrook sustained
severe bruise upon one leg just above the
ankle, at FIRST supposed to be a fracture, and
Smith. who struck upon his shoulders, was
severely bruised in that locality. This coils
ion did not impede the race in progress,
which continued down Third street. When
near J the horse 'geed" little too much
and ran into L. G. Chambers vehicle, disar-
ranging two wheels and changing the length
and style of the shafts. Before getting under
good speed after leaving this obstacle another
rig was taken in, but causing no apparent
damage except a vigorous shaking up and
making a very quick descent, much to the
disturbance of its owner. After this slight
interruption the race was concluded by the
horse bringing up in good style at its old
stamping ground, "a K street. just as If he
had hurried home as a matter of principle.
ENTERTAINMENr.-AtF ireman's Hall last
evening Capital Lodge, No. 81, I. o. G. T.,
gave an entertainment. The hall was well
filed, and bright scene greeted the stran-
ger who entered there. The following pro-
gramme was presented. and the performance
was frequently encored: Address by Rev.
R. Bentley piano solo, ''Ben Bolt (V. w.
Wallacel by Miss Z. Evans; recitation,
Hate of the Bowl" by Miss Addie Esk
ridge; vocal solo, The Elgin Sprite. by
Mrs. S. Katzenstein; flute solo, Home,
Sweet Home with variations, by J. 3. Cos
grove An intermission was then ordered,
during which those present engaged them
selves in sociabiljty. after which the following
programme was had: Piano and flute duet.
selection, Ernani," by Mrs. NJ. Nelson and
Mr.. j. B. Cosgrove; vocal solo, The Song
of the Whip poor-will" (G. A. White), by
Mrs S. Katzenstein recitation, g Letter of
Death" by G. M. Gray vocal solo, Baby's
Asleep, by r. Cohn.
ODD FELLows.-These officers of Union
Degree Lodge, No. 8, were installed by d.
D., Philemon Z. Plat: D. NJ, Past Grand
E. Glover; D. d. Master, H. C. Brown
Secretary, H. Dillman; Treasurer, n. w.
Robbins; l. G., B. Preston: Warden.
Thomas Warmly; Conductor, James Stew
art: First Assistant, D. Flint; Second As
J.. Hickman, installed last evening the fol-
lowing officers of Occidental Encampment,
No. AZ: G. p, Thomas D. Moore: S. w,
Wallace T. Everson; Scribe. j. Il. Ray;
Treasurer. Frank Hngeboom j. w, Geo. B.
Blue; Trustees-W d. Stalker, S. a.
Wolfe and r. Davis.
INSTALLATION AND BANQUET. Off
GERS of California Lodge, No. 1, $50, K. of Il i,
have been installed by D. D. G. w, Norman
s. Nichols p. D., William D. Stalker; D.,
Thomas J. Scott; Y. D., James NJ. Hender-
son ; a. d., Harry D. Gamble; T., Peter l..
Hickman; I. r Harrison Bennett; Guide,
j. NJ. TeDbrook @ George I. Bronner:
fraternal visit TO California Lodge upon this
occasion. After the installation ceremonies
the Lodge and its guests repaired to the ban
quet hall and partoO6 of bountiful repast
Henry Fisher was the caterer. During the
banquet speeches were made by many Of the
brothers present.
SWIMMING Sacramento Natatorium
will be opened this evening between the hours
Of Z and 10 o'clock for gentlemen, when they
can test the luxufyof clearwater swimming
bath. Only gentlemen will be admitted this
week, but thereafter the regular school for
learning the art of swimming will he open to
all under careful regulations and competent
instructors. The bath received its final
touches aud cleansing yesterday, and was
filed during last night, and has ;hreeinch
stream of water running in at one end and
escaping at the other constantly.
TRIENNIAI Excursion. Sacramento Com
inandery, No. ., held a special conclave last
evening, at which R. E., Bruce B. Lee,
Grand Commander Of California, and Sir 0.
c. Wheeler Of the Triennial Committee were
present, and gave full explanation in relation
to the Forthcoming excursion to Chicago. Sir
n. Greene Curtis also gave full information
Of the arrangements perfected here in connec-
tion with the same. A large number OF Sir
Knights from Sacramento are preparing to
Join the excursion.
ARTIFICIAL STONE PAYMENTS. Judge n.
Greene Curtis is having all the walks at his
newly acquired residence, corner of II and
Sixteenth streets, remoleled and newly laid
with the California patent artificial stone,
eolored to darl, gray so as to soften the
effect from the glare of the sun to the eye.
All the walks inside the yard and along H
and Sixteenth streets against the premises
are being laid with this material, and adds
very greatly to the beauty of the place and
locality.
HoRsEs SToLKN.-Night before last there
was stolen from J. T. Cardwells ranch, near
Folsom. span of horses for which he had
been offered $500 but few days previous.
He offers 500 reward for the recovery of the
horses, and 800 additional for the arrest and
conviction Of the thieves. The horses were
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