Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-21

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VheF IMAM 4u@fiei oVes 'h9 spoiis' nc i's
puolicaus are going on with their nominations
and confirna.ions. The Taxpa ers are nc t
ot4,,o,;,a ,o,oh o,tor,;o, ~ tbsse eiobt
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n"s v aupeu f"- ~ ~ -" ~, '1H'
Oh Ut. ~ pohnea' ine caronio anu onineSe
candidate for Coroner aud anti Kearney
sand.Iot orator. Kesrnev is cutting no figure
:, a. ~. avoa,, -, ,ba oo,d 10,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The assistant engineer of the Senator had
his ankle spralned on the last trip OF the YES
sci from Dan Diego, ana one OF the nremeh
was badly scaided.
The report of the City and County Hos
pital physician shows that the number of
patients treated 10 1880 was 1917; in
1SS0-Sl the number had increased TO 3, 575.
The BOARD of Health bas determined in
the ;n.erest Of economy m d;snense with the
services of a resident physician at the Hospi-
tai, thus saving the city 81, 500 per annum.
The Rapk Commissioners have received
em;.annnal renorts from fortv.eioht ont of he
seventy. four hanks in the Stste and ara bns;-
Iv comn;l;ny tabnlar statement Of the con
dition Of the hank;r,c ;nterests of the State
r.. o. 81
=. MUSES. Dunh anu DaNiu S.as sne po.
rceneh con9eleu IN 'nJ uiinoyy on =; las. .s
niioay on sii M ssteHs Mi0I aesuitea 'n sne
aa,'Jad 80, M, h,, CL;af c.ouia,, ,and;n,,
an investigation hefore the Police Gommis.
sioners
po,;.. og p;,o 49,, . s,,ado,,-,
oncT oniySr o' Hley, Who was suuueu ~
taken Ill while on auty Mohaay niSnt at the
foisom,streee osatIoh, oieo lueeady morn morn
,ng az oclccK' ne mas oeen on tne ponce
Tor three years, ana pore go9a characeeI.
lie leaves VIE ana seVepai cai 6a. ne
was not member Oh Inc foiice o"cers Ia
surance behene L una.
Jacob l. Berry; aged 80 years, native OF
New Jtr ey, single. Is crazy ana mas oeeh
committed to ths N@pa Asylum Tor insane
Hs imagiIe' that people are ioaoWing ann
wherever he goes; that they cal! him Gar
field, and that another Gutteaa is gong to
tt @ n insane, as ne knows he IS not Frssfisnt
Garfield. 1t Is not considered safe to let ANA
nain at large
The Republican Municipal Convention has
adj o ed resolution in favor of rigid econ
omv in all departments of the city govern
meat and that they be conducted at an ex-
pc lse within the ans unit fixed by the Board
Of Supervisors that the Mayor and Super-
visors be pledged to fix annually schedule
of water rates that will provide for mate
rial reduction OF the present rates, and that
shall bear equally uniformly upon all rate
payers.
Judge Hunt has granted Joseph C. Poul-
terer divorce from Mary B. Ponlterer on
the ground If desertion, and allowed defend
ant TO resume her maiden name, Mary B.
Williams. judge Sullivan dismissed the
proceedings in the case of Mary Jane Shan
non. Judge Allen has granted Agnes Tay-
Tor divorce from Fl. Z. Taylor on the ground
of wilful neglect. In the case of Jennie M.
Ellis against Frank Ii. Ellis, divorce was
denied.
A. tho mee.;no If tba Worl,;,one.,a na,tv
| Tnesdav evsnine where every Ward Int ore
was represe nted, and whers j. J. Medallion
presided an address was adopted, and the
Convention named the anti Desmond Con
vention. Fourteen delegates of the regular
| theft secession from the regular Convention.
| 1t is understood they viii favor James Null
cahy for County Clerk, and that they will
endeavor to get the Democratic Con.
vention TO recognize them 40 the repre-
sentatiyes OF the w. p. O., and if they sue
coed will demand the Office of County Clerk
| instead of Sheriff, as the programme stands
at present.
Az the Soc;.I;.ts, reet;ro Tuesday nicht
aon,e 90, were ,resenr TIE followino are
snecirens Of the snseches made The min.
cinei obisct NJ tha Toeetino was To disenss The
a .en,y,.s3 assass;nat;on ~ Pres;dent Car.
fsld and the causes which led TO il. Gem
rade Criige was the Gr.t speaker. He as.
ssrta5 tbat the cause was a s.r,,goIe for off;ce
and the snoiIs systsn, Comrads BERGEN aIso
spoke on the same topic and in the same
strain, remarking that il God didn't want
| Garfield shot why didn't he stay the arm oil
the assassin. Mrs. Smith, celebrity of the
saudlot, was next called upon, and replied
that the reason why God didn't stay the
aforesaid arm was because he wanted to give
| the press full sway to manifest its antagonisn
| on the Socialistic movement.
! d;,,.+oh rooa;,od 81 ,bo nrercb.nts, Ex
ohanoa ea wa ..Ca,stair Borln rnasfe- =,
t tha sh;, ", rsnnrtsd Iosi
VIC sup p, $50, 49, .staSda,r - tb;s 10"
rsnorts tba. he enconntared veIv beavv
other T., ,ba S,lsat;o ond off c,ne Horn
Jrr d, w ~ a, Ia Loaf twa On mon and hi
a ell s $3.50 LII, IL hoa - kaaT
80, - X 7,,,a,,s aiI 40 ,-bila for eevs,d
days AZ ,sta- os.ir;,s all the tire On
80 IN of &c; 49, shero 10. soye,, fea.
f ,,1., s =, ~ Iii y. daa;5s3 m order ~
$40 liz 70 ~, tho ,..s.si ~, D,,ta of Wi
or Madrs de Dios Island. it being too rough
to launch the boats. The vessel was r1n
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several DAYS exposure. the weather having
moderated. the partv foupd a more sheltered
SPOT. ano on the same dav. the LIST of Nav.
vas taken off by the German sealing schooner
Nimrod. The party was subsequently trans
| ferred to the steamer Memphis. and landed
| at Monteyideo ON the 3D. of June
| A. a.. TIL, Iru;or ,,.a.,h,,, so,;
~. sn' d,;ue ~ ,on e IS a. se *
inou si.n ..s va - - v n " w. &c
go. ~ r,;nar fre,, tha Let nh 80 -
;.sst;O,, aaoarnt 81 tba -,-as,,ass bs;no
gu ~ 90 .Iso .bs Fss.a,p 80 49,, 800
S So ". - oraan;v;na oil branchss 81 iahar
M ~ LIZ i;s.anad - ,,;.5 ,,,,,nh :.
.a.l.;o, anJ =. ths cnncius;on of bis rernarLs
a;saa an uoss ~ o ~ tbonLs fron, tba ss.amhIr
TLe s"Iioa,;r,, ,,eu Jsja1.tes ,1ara oJTo;ttsd
r mI ITn;on n f!h;s5ains r II P;-a,oa,
= ai pn.sh r. Thorson. PonLh;nd.r,' se =
C.a esoni u S T Warsasr T.or WaiSsr.' IT
nanis M HsIrshsrrv. Ssamsr,s ITn;o, +
DS, NJ WnFnor p1,raos.,a Tvs,
MONEY D. Da,arss,,v. SsSJIass, IIn;nn ~
E SOL; - I.mss Ran Tha Exac,,;vs Cnn,.
a,;t.as 'rsrnr,ad that savsra, other Js,s,at;nns
n,a,,,J anpIv for admission a. the newt meet.
- parorta 90 fo tho COR d;t;,p of trade
were received from the various Unions.
Senator Miller was welcomed home most