Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-01
COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION.
VARIOUS POLITICAL MEETINGS.
Stage Robberies in New Mexico and Yuba
County.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Conventions in Storey and Eureka coun-
ties, Nevada.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Arrival and Hearty Reception of the
President at Portland.
A BAND OF APAcHEs wlPEn OUT IN ARIZONA.
Continuation of the San Joaquin Valley
Agricultural society's Fair.
CALIFORNIA.
Political Meetings.

CALifOhNiA.
Political Meetings.
PLYMOUTH. September 3Oth.-One of The
largest and most enthusiastic meetings of the
season was held last night in this place-the
,larpest political gathering ever held in Ply
mouth. 1t was the opening of the Republi
Can campaign In this place. The meeting
was inaugurated by grand torchllght process
sion of the Plymouth Garfield and Arthur
Guards, 100 In number. led by our local brass
band. The speakers stand, in front of the
Forrest House, was beautifully decorated
with national colors, mingled with profusion
of flowers, the handiwork of the Republican
ladies OF this place. The Forrest House and
all the upper part of the town was illumi-
mated. Hon; II. Il: rage addressed his con-
stituents OF TINS part OF the oistiiet' oy whom
he was received with most enthusiastic wei
come. Ihere were rom rom, ooo 70 i,ooo persons
p inta ~. pamuh,;non i;no ~ ,hs co,,;ra alsc'
t;on
c oo..
CsorJs + WooJs snnLs in this niace last
svsn;n, 70 Iar@s md .tte,t;va ond;ancs
H. ,,,es 80 - the - h,, = L. 80 80
aao.;s a ~a' IS a. S.rSnIa -, b.. anJ a.,
Garf;ald roJsts baaded b1 tbs bond and as.
corted to the Republican speakers stand.
where he was warmly recsiyed by a large
concouIse Of citizens who were awaiting hi,
arrival. His masterly speech was received
with unmistakable manifestations of appreci-
alton. and created very deep impression on
ms audience. lhls Is tne nrse meeting OF
ene calinPaisn IN 'iii' '''S anu was p'o'
oo.,
DAN LUIS oBlsPo, september Soth.-A
kepubhcan mass meeting was held mere last
night, y. II; hoihster mace lew remarks,
and Caivin Edgerson was attentiveiy listened
to FOR an hour, ana created good impression
Inc aunience was iarRe anu orueHy. :,
nominee OF the Workingmen and Greenback-
ers for Congressman In this district, spoke to
large audience.
Los ANGELES, September 30th.-Wallace
Leach, Democratic candidate for Congress-
man from the Fourth District, addressed his
constituents here last night,
Moup,uvup Hrrr Sartsmher aotb II r
ci.soncL .JJrassad tbo frst Democ, ot;c neat.
es ~. ..1,no;o, a IL lila hor. ' 'Dee'
lug u 'ne campaign ne'u ne
AMADoR' september ooIn.-hon' n; +.
Page is now addressing large and enthnsl-
astc auoience, 10 @ De ioiio~eo Dy non. ueo.
VI. bianenaro' 1he Town hanusomeiy
Illuminated.
GRASS VALLEY, September 30th.-Benja-
min Todd, the National Greenback nominee
for Congress in the Second District. and The
ophilus Tucker, of Alameda, addressed few
people in front Of the Holbrooke Hotel this
evening.
III. r.,. n, s,oe,,.,p,ees
o ar - s'o'a oo.I nv
oT0OhIoN' oepseiiper td DUN. @ ne ARK was
crowded to-day, ana the races we were OF an un.
usually interesting character. Inc BOARD Oh
Directors OF the state Agricuiturat Assoeia-
ton were present. 9lahy VISITORS from oac-
ramento and Dan francisco were also III
attendance. Governor Ferkins Is expected
tomorrow.
Inc nrsI contese wa was running a. race
Iof special purse ~ 3to' irte LUZ an aee enae
year-olds IN tne ois'Tict, n,lie anu TepeaS'
Inc entries entries were 'aek t,oway, th 1iunlc, ns
3ee Eira nI a ~ t al ,an tnJ esl,es Gnwdv w1lv hv
yoe Dahie1s sIocH so. eAieps & or1n pmA C;S my, J ~
nelnster. IN tHe nts1 neas 3eife oirniu .I! I!em
.ne Rgae, "on .t o,s;da Tha hor.as a,o, -,
anu t.n a. "a trst E Soor;n PaiIa Grad ,.5o,, eU'
away aS St ot Ine Ina up ssonn5 p;cn;c had th;rd
Ile Ii hess' ,JsnS S;it.oJ % los u H.
Jazz 'T"ut Wy .Lo ;n"a ~. -, 80, ~ ~
seconu seq hea. sne ;. hoSe so' S"y ntt;aat s,
hrst 'lne, anu .S Mss one u ILL., TnJ pe;s SarS
hea'S ese, Dun 81. un .no ,d uI ~ oo,,Ssa ~ oInsa
anu hia,t i on'id bana nvarod tben, hnth
I1:es p: L IL 49, eha.J 80. d~oI,,a5 La
so mno often ta tha ssort and a. tba end Of
.i,,,u 81 s 80 d;ataUoad The ba,f no;la ,ras
the niiie soI ws1' olTsauu TS " T i,,,o va "a
Iiaue m'M ~ a. Ie...eat.atoh 80 =,
Dene calhe pn.h u9Gn ~; .no 1I;oJ Az ,h; ond
eehse. Do'n LIVES appieu Sao "lp .np..Ia. ane
I Ine horses ei carne 1 unuel .he VIZ
lime I:oo2i Ing juuees uecialeu 'ue ne ness =
oead one, aitn1ush Soine pGisuns on Ine ssalu
alnriheo tnsG Lena ~. was nan neen
nus ene ueo1sion ~. VI th;.a W. Iat paia pa
indorsed. IN ths th1ru neat Dene ciliie sl IA
t@9 ienetns aheau VI !sna, winning sne , nea' s
anu nrs1 noiSy' ~ anu tsha s5 i'' seoonu anu seo'
ono money, lime, t:o1a.
Inc treeI,ng eon race lol thtee.year oios ier
purse OF s2ou, hlie nea5s, oesS 1nree In nve,
between Len hose, Pu.ton: Gptlghe anu
honesty, was won ny Dotton t ~ aa Siree sSra1eh'
neats. lime, -Z;oo3L1'o1a. Len Nose 1
took second money honesty 'hiru anu Up
rlght touftn. -
In the trot1ine 60 race Ior horses taaG asoo nave
never oeateh z:Z9, 1or purse OF sIog, !ne
were Th; Th;sis natk, Grosh st aI o
ana Voiunteer' 1h!s was Ine noet CLOSELY
contested and exciting race whlcn mas
yes Deen trottea aurl1g 1ne Iair' IN
tne nrst HeaS Oassie MACK won
the pole. felunteer on tne turn
proKe, am Cro"n 6oint TOOK tne leau anu
Won tne heas IN 40, WIN Voiu1teef close
second and CASSIE MACK PAD thlrd; In the
seconu neat Cro"h roiIt leu ironl the score;
volunteer losing ground on Tue Iurn Dy oao
WORK. AT the haH-iniie Pois soiunteer was ss
In lair way TO get tne ieao' put agaln peIt
ms ieet; coming DOWN sns non e.ssLe.cn; a,n ;
crown folnt anu 'oiun:esl Mere 5.oes nesA ..l anu
neck, crown foins winning ia A:Zos. WIN
volunteer CLOSE seco1oi anu S Sassle @ac. pa:c.
olstahGed; IN tne tnitG tu nSaI W,. OIomu oias
seemed a h.t!e lame, wnlis v voiunseer was IN
Detter conulei1n, appaTrensy' D. Inan Ie Vas ~
tne previous meats. oromn ad bnS on Toi' olohe On
tns nrse surn, anu was passeu & 1y oiuIse.l pe;a.
A!1i pasIs I;..i. I h,s. IIanl.; Iii, hs az
cameo h'si1, 1, Ius, JleaH,hs hsh 1ay On eIe
DacAsIieSu, W. ien sg; D'' o.a1 "nu az.
anteer wo1 easny. ie, ~. IN .ne
Ioursn meas o,nS d W,a ..os sooI ai'el
the quarter. When on the backstretch he
made slight break, but did not lose much
ground, and at the halt, which was reached
in Ill, had opened WIDE gap between HIM,
self and crown Point; but CTown FONT did
some excellent trottlng, and coming down
was neck ana neck with volunteer, with