Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-03

Furtner IN kegard TO the Victory Of Lori1-
| Iayd's Ircouois
|
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 6E FaRelcy Nrws
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| Vesuvius Again Pouring Forth Streams
| Of Lava.
| Etc. ..........Etc Etc,
DOMESTIC.
virginia roit'es-h -hcadJuster stare Con.
RICHMOND, June ID. - The Readjuster
State Convention met to-day, with General
Boiling as Chairman. In the absence of Ma
| hone, John Paul was made temporary Presi-
dent. aud gave stirring address. Commit
tees were appointed and q recess taken.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
p,,,,oxn rn.o, ouou 700 p.a;...
5,is....aa 80 ,ras.n. ,;th * ooIo-aS ,ra.,
IT, S,,oaoi es ,1ara ,,a,, ~
I;rtsr 70 ,he rart, e,d 49,, 1no rsos;ya5 In
lei ahaass f"' A-N i's'
"iSl Ga...I Al roa.h :, rh;.h
/. .hani-aJ .hara co. tha;- a,,,,r,,n, IS -.
no dnat ~ tha;r .Len dapp.;on :" " the
IesSo Tsfsrson;an J n,;ncinles Of Government The
oenria of th;s Stote in their n;obt and snv.
ara;e,r ,owar orc hare to SOW ~ fba
S.ata. r th;s TTn;on +h.+ V;ra;n;o =
ha ,,,t =, cord;.l raJot;nns ,,,;th
AZ Co,aInrnent in tic fnture Uar reorIa
ore ~ bs ;danI;c.I and ber M sr,.b i 70 he for
s.eoJorn ~ ~ a,d nroa1sss in tba land Ersedom
teu: s au :; IL :; Ill ,,nt.or, ,,'h;oI, ~
Ia.a - nan Vou sant mo 70 tbe nat;ono,
| ldte W uicH WI eCnb it@c W 1uC bo.iuuui
oapi'or 90 -. 80 ..'.
ous :h:,:. M eAoepo sno Pc.
sona. .h;. o,,,a w .Le1, e. ~ "
NJ s.,e ps ,,a a.iin5 a. ~. - CS,t.ay ~
me. NO Seoner was .h canGu nI;u, 70 &c sne oapi1o,
so ahsme' :oi .: you :nan -. p;ies " ion
was bus A p pno,id ba ssornent - Sour , ,ine
SaoJ S;d not na;ntain that ''n.. ,na.
| there to voice the manhood of this
people, there to oppose the Demo
cratic Bourbonism which attempted to
dictate to the Readjuster party of this State,
| and was not there to do the bidding of men
claiming to be the Democratic party, but
who would throttle free opinion and free
| ballots. I want no more Of that Democracy
| free ballots and an honest count. maintain
ecooomv in the State Government. and sup
mort the present system of public education.
Won are here to save those peonle from Rour.
hon dom;na alton. and lift the biiobt of Rour-
hon Damocracv which has set in unon r,s. and
70 mt an end to sectional contest and oh.
i;tarate p raca J;st;n. .t;ons
General Mabone concluded bv uro;no
| ber irony and that to whom .oeyer thew eave
their banner thew should stand by him to
MON in the oreat f;obt which V;rpin;a ;s to
make for freedom and the freedom of their
rosteritv
There was great applause during the de-
livery. and at the close of the speech reso-
m.ion approving General Mahons's course in
the United States Senate was adopted unani
mousIy.
A platform of principles was adopted, and
the Convention proceeded to the nomination
of candidates for State off GERS.
THIRD DISPATCH
p,, r, o. Tho .i..t :. >.
III ~ sas -t St..p ;n.;t,,.;ars 80
second spnnnrf the Riddleberoer hill az inst .
third. eonaf and uniform taxation and inter.
nal improvements fourth, promote develop
ments OF mines. farms. etc: fifth. free ballot
| in every State, and no capitulation tax, it
| haing a violation of the fourteenth amend
ment: sixth. fraternity with other States
and ;nmioration.
The following were nominated: Gov
ernor-John E. Massey. of Albemarle,
present State Auditor Colonel William r.
Cameron, Mayor of Petersburg: General V
ID. Grover. Of Norfolk, and Captain J. S.
Wise, Of Richmond
First ballot-Cameron 272, Massey 234,
Grover 81, Wise 127.
Second ballot-Camercn 2o1, Massey 2i3,
Wlse IUo, Grover loi.
AFTER the second pauot u. n n i nloaie,
persst hAlhe "ps papisL pieheu .ntad anu tbat Sa
sieas appiaase a. co,',art;or,
was hoI cahalaa1e potere Tue 0orTehsioI ,H aoaI
anu thought sAe oinHp snoulu .. seeA
the man. 1enerai Mshohe was AeAS
Illuminated among the wiidese enthusiasm.
captain John "i3e, one OF the nominees
eafnestiy appeaLea 70 .ie 1 e .h W saO
a,lle t ete,s ,n;as ,Ut VIII that nLiect n
-, IL ,,n,sd en- adi,rrnmant which emid
s,,s;o, ie ,,sss .r,-esd 70 and tbe Convention
oS;a,,s.oa ali te',aorron,
au'ou,nea .l-i -
INC sactoFy vi ffo4uoisA ny Ao.o %
New York, june 2d-Ine SPsr9 OF tie
Times, anent the victory OF lrsquols, says
1t is to be hoped, too, taat our transatlantic
cousins may nos view tue situation through
green glass, but will accord the result as
worthiiy achieyeo ana as Jasg yerqlcS IN
| fEyer OF actual merit: Jonn McCuAougn
| and Billy Florence backed lroquols to win
$50, ,5O0.
LAriiafds Winnings.
CHICAGO, June 2d.-The Tribrne's New
York correspondent, speaking of the report
that Lorillard won 81, 600 GOO on Iroquois,
says the amount was only sl25, ,0oO, of which
he ordered so 0UO turned over TO Archer' VINO
rode 1roquols.
Woman sfransied-sf. Juiiens nishar.
DETROIT, June 2i.-Mrs. Thomas Nc
| Graw, attempting to 60 by dumb-waiter
from the basement, was caught by it and
straneled before hel p could reach her.
| st. Julien's knee was so injured Monday as
to prevent his appearing in any speed per.
| forinance for several days, though nothing
serious is apprehsnded.
ST. julien and Santa Claus.
/ DETROIT, June 2d.-St. Julien's hurt is in
no degree serious. He was on the track jog
ging this morning, and to the halter this
afternoon. He shows no ianeness. or other
evidence of injury; but Hiekok thinks IL
wise not to put him down to fast mile over
| this track. lie Will hltcn MIN up and Jog MIN
little on Saturday, but Will speed him at
Saginaw. That IS his present intentlon.
Santa Claus is slightly of, and did not take
part in the stallion race to day. He has had
no exercise here to speak OF, chiefly because
of the bad weather. He wilt also go in Ssgi-
nav and continue through the entire Michi-
gan circuit. Overman Is seriously sick with
a sore throat, and will not probably do any
| thing Noteworthy before the Chica f}atps