Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-13

The public schools have reopened, with over
60, 600 pupils to start with.
The leaders of the German Workingmens
Club advise utilization with the Democracy.
The Coffey.Edmonds Judgeship suit has
been set for argument for July 26th in the
Supreme Court.
A barn at Browns dairy fell Monday night
and killed one COW and more or less injured
thirty-one others.
A street-car on the Bay View line ran over
and broke the arm of the nine-year old
daughter Of james Dolan.
The 0rangemen will observe the anniver-
sary of the Battle of the Boyne by picnic
at Shell Mound Park. Berkeley.
The executive session Monday night Of the
Republican Convention was devoted mainly
to discussion of the water resolution, which
was finally agreed to.
Louis Kaplan has volunteered to attend to
registration matters for the Democratic
County Committee free Of charge, and his
offer has been accepted.
The First Branch OF the Tiish Land League
reports its receipts for the relief fund to be
| 81, S95 IS, from March 1st to July 1st, includ-
ing $40 6S on hand March LIST.
Gas Inspector II. C. Ames reports to the
Supervisors gas consumed by the city during
June, as follows: In public buildings, $40,
300 feet /; by Fire Department, 60. 800 feet
| total, GIL 500 feet. Average candls-pow OF
gas, Is 305.
The Democratic County Committee has
received the protest of the Manhattan Climb
against the call for the primary and the con.
duct thereof. The protest was laid on the
table, and July 10th fixed for the meeting OF
the Convention.
The San Francisco Cadets, Company Fl,
Second Regiment, Captain George Bigley
commanding, will give their eighteenth ami
versary entertainment and ball ON Friday
Turn Verein Hall.
The personal property rolls for 1881 81
were turned over to the Tax Collector yes
| terdsy. Taxes are now due and payable.
| The total valuation Of money assessed is 50,
| S3l, 1892 total valuation, including money,
| S66. SAT. 1856 amount of taxes to be collected,
S765, 294 81.
| The session of the Greenback Council OF
| the Eleventh District Monday night was a
red hot one. The Chairman was fred out
and new man put in. who declined to sit,
and another was put up. The meeting split
and rival meeting was organized in an ad
joining room.
The ship Victoria, Bailey, Captain, bound
| from Amsterdam to San Francisco, previ
ously reported wrecked, It has been ascer
tanned by later ad,i.es was lost April 17tl
last at the Duke OF York Island, off the coasI
of South America. With the exception Of
two men, who were lost off Cape Horn, tht
| Captain and crew were saved and landed al
Montevideo June 81. Fuller particulars hav,
not been learned.
James Cannon has returned from Stuart,
| he tAodx- If his Tho fOllo-U.
| ing particulars concerning the sudden dealt
Of the young man have been received: Tht
party. consisting of Fred johnson, VIM
Gotcher, A. I. Higgins, Ii. II. Briggs ant
James Cannon. Jr., camped on the Gualals
| river, some distance from Stuart's Point
Souoma county Saturday morning follow
ing Cannon and GOlcher arose early ant
started from the camp to so for some dee
which had been shot the day before. They
walked some fifteen or twenty miles in th'
hot sun before returning, subsequent to which
young Cannon had taken a ride of eight mile
to q store. Upon returning to camp Cannon
laid down and seemed to be completely ex
hausted. He complained Of nausea, and
after being relieved, fell asleep. About
o'clock in the morning Golcher replaced the
coverings, which he had thrown of, and al
fell asleep. At daybreak Golcher awoke
and turning to Cannon found that he wa
dead. Messengers were at once sent to TIN
parents Of tine deceased in this city, and th'
remains conveyed to Stuart's Point Al
inquest was held by Justice Brooks TIL,
verdict, based on medical testimony, was tina
the young man died from sufocation due t.
spasmodic construction of the air passage o
trachea. Previous TO going on the hunting
excursion he had suffered from asthmati
affections, which, it is believed, were rem
dered fatal from sleeping in the night air anC
canning in the mountains