Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-23
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
The knights TempIar-HOw they VIII be
Entertained in sam Francisco LIN Issa

The knights Templar-How they VIII be
Entertained in San Francisco In 1883.
CHICAGO, August 21st.-The reception tents
+ the Pacific Coast Knights were deserted
afternoon by the California
Knights and their accompanying guests. The
ons of the Golden State captured the atten-
ions and good will of the multitude while
ere no less completely than they did the
ext Triennial Conclave, and their stay here
will long be remembered by an immense army
f Knights and others who have euioyed
heir hospitality. Their headquarters were
he center of attraction during the whole
veek. They were thronged all the time, and
was dispensed with lavish
and. That their guests did not hesitate to
ip the nectar of the California vineyards is
by the fact that over $50 bottles of
rank by the party and their guests during
he days of the Conclave. Among the ladies
{ the party who have received almost con-
during the week are Mrs. O. c.
Wheeler, Mrs. A. Il. Rsdingtou, Mrs. Mitch
H. Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs. HARRISON, Mrs.
steiner, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Mei,,er, Mrs. Tai
'ot, Mrs. Bruce b. Lee, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs.
'earles, Miss Kercheyal, Miss Boyd, Miss
ohnson, Miss Garratt, Miss Annisa Plum
nd Miss Jennie Plum. Out of the go
Knights and ladies from California. 220 will
xtand their visit to the East aud elsewhere.
Many of the knights, like Jason of old, in
heir argosy Of sail, sought the golden fee ,e
lecades ago. Several have not been beyond
he sound of the lashings of the Pacific
ocean for thirty years, some for twenty years
md others for a lesser time. Every train
ees them depart, and by Monday morning
he last of the argonauts will have left Chi
ago in the distance, and the warm friend
hip which in their brief sojourn here the
Knights and citizens of Chicago have formed
or them.
Grand Commander Bruce 3. Lee of Cali
ornia, who was interviewed yesterday, said
California intended to give the Knights a
warm reception in 1SS3 to keep them as long
IS they would stay, and send them home SO
lappy that many would come again. The
parade would consist of 1900 to 5000
Knights, instead of from LOCO to l, 200.
There would be fne weather, yacht excur-
lions, open theaters, ample and liberal hospi-
,ality. As soon as they got home they would
contract with all hotel keepers for all the
rooms they will have at that time.
These rooms will be held by the committee
n charge. and no man living west of the
Sierra Nevada can get ore of them for love
u money. They will be kept first, exclusively
or the people from abroad = those from
Maine, Massachusetts, and other distant
points. Those that are nearer home can
arrange their own accommodations, as they
,an easily do at any time. 81 The hotels, we
are assured, will charge regular rates and nc
more. San Francisco can not afford to dc
anything else, and there will be no camp
We have had enough of that here.
Rep.-Will millionaires on the coast con.
tribute as literally as has been supposeds
MIR. Lee-We don't ask and we don't want
our rich men to do anything. The Com.
nandery will provide for all the necessary
Rep-What about your alleged fiberality
n the matter of paying visitors expenses
vest of Omaha?
Mr.. Lee-There was good deal of fiction
about that. We never made such a promise
We simply guaranteed that the officers and
members of the Grand Encampment-20 Oh
800 of them-should go from Omaha to San
Francisco and return for $50 and that if the
railroads wouldn't do it we would-but the
,allroads will. Details, of course, will not be
for some time, but our visitors will
nave plenty to do while they are with US, and
will not suffer for want of accommodation and
Westward-Bound Passengers.
OMAHA, August 21st.-The following
through passengers were ON to.day's train,
leaving at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento
August 25th: A. Friedburg. Mrs. G. +
Sharp, San Francisco; L. Z. Lockwood
and family, Rutherford, Cal Mrs. j. E
Hanford, Oberlin, Ohio r. w. w. King
don, New Zealand; j. z. Schardin, Sar
Francisco; Marquis A. Mayer, Jacob Mayer
Portland, Or. VIM. S. Strong, New Bruins
wick, N. j.; Emanuel Sichel Buthard, j
S. Whitton, Eureka, Nevada; Henry Mar
ble, Auburn, Maine c. Il. Mande, Jane,
England.
Also ffty-6ve through emigrants left OF
last nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra
mento August 18th.
Daring Highway Robbery in New Yori
City.
New YORK, August 21st.-Max Sevileer,
while walking along First avenu,
this evening, near Forty ninth street. was Sc
upon by two men, one of whom seized hi
arms and the other rified his pocket book ant
seized his watch and chain. Then they threw
him into the gutter and fed. Sevilger, wht
was uninjured, gave chase, when one of tn,
thieves discharged revolver at him. The
ball missed the object intended and buriec
years old, butcher boy. The young maj
was taken to hospital, where his injury wa:
pronounced fatal. The thieves escaped.
A Hypothecator's Hard Luck.
NEW YORK, August 21st.-The examina
ton of Elijah Alliger, insurance broker, ac
cused of the negotiation of S100, 600 of stoler
Hannibal and st. Joe Railroad bonds, wa
continued to-day. There was a large attend
&c 4Lo INo1 Lett hrn
was created by Police Inspector Burns pre-
February last the First National Bank O
Westport, Conn, was robbed Of larg,
amount of securities, among which wer,
Sl1, 600 belonging to Francis Sherwood
These were traced to the Third Nationa
Bank of this city, where, as the 1nspecto
alleged, they were hypothecated by Alliger.
The international Swimming Match.
ATLANTIC CITY IN. J.), August 21st-Boy
ton and Fearn started in the Internationa
swimming match to day, the former to swim
q miles, and the latter miles. They en-
tered the water at 1:02. Boyton at ono
took the lead. A stiff breeze was BLOWN,
and heavy sea. Fearn ultimately passed
Boytop, and won the match by 6i minutes.
CavOrtine Animals.
NEW ORk, August ZlSC.-l ne DulIS use,
in the late mock bull fights broke loose to
night from the Central Park arena at On
Hundred and Sixteenth street. The Sheriff
officers were in possession of the animals
They ran through the west side of the uppe
part of the city. The animals are not ye
captured, and no damage has been done.
Latest from VictOrio.
WASHINGTON, August Dist The Wa
Department received to-day the following
telegram, forwarded by General Hatch from
Fort Bliss, Texas, August 18Th: pr
reports to me, at 10 a. NJ, that Vic
torios band is in the Sierra de Ia Cadena
about sixty miles from FL Paso. Two Mexi
cans were killed by Indians in the Puerta d
Yantaras mountains. Colonel Vale ha
g me to Chihuahus Nothing ia known O
the whereabouts of the Mexican troops"
A Fixzled Duel.
NORFOLK (Va.), August 21st.-The due
between Captain Hope and Mayor Laml
was prevented by the arrest of the Mayor a
he was leaving his house for the place O
meeting at 4 o'clock this morning. He wa
taken before the magistrate and bound il
$40 900 bail to keep the peace. Captain
Hope eluded the police and reached the rem
devious. He will return to the city and Civ
a bond to observe the peace.
Nom mated for Congress.
MILWAUKEE, August 21st.-The Democrat
of the First District have nominated Clinton
Babbitt for Congress.