Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-23
THE NOON BULLETIN.
PACIFIC COAST.
The Victim OF the Apaehes-intecedent
of George Daly.

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SAN FRANCISCO, Aus ust st22d.-George DAILY,
the general manager of the mining companies
at Nuts Station, New Mexico, and who was
printer well known in this city, having been
foreman of the Job Office of the Alta.
From San Francisco he went TO Vir-
ginia City, Nevada, and soon after
abandoned the printing business and be-
came Superintendent of the Real Del Monte
mine, at Aurora, near Bo3ie, Mono county.
He was also appointed Superintendent of the
Jupiter mine, at the last-uamed place. In
attempting to drive off adverse claimants to
the ground on which this property was
located, DAILY shot and killed member of the
Miners Union Of Bodie, causing much excite
ment against him. From Bodie he went to
Leadville, Colorado, and in the troubles
which occurred there between the mine-own-
ers and their employees, DAILY headed a large
force against the workmen, which finally re-
stored order. Deceased was about 3S years
of age, and leaves family residing in this
city.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 22d.-Y yesterday
st. Mary's Cathedral was, for the second
time within a year, the scene of the i'm
pressive ceremonies attendant upon the con-
secration of Roman Catholic Bishop. The
church was filed with the devout long before
the beginning of the services, and by the
time the organ pealed forth Mendelssohn's s
grand overture, not even standing-room
was to be had. The procession of
prelates and priests was most imposing
The Archbishop. assisted by Vicsr-General
Pendergast and the deacons, conducted the
ceremonies. The chancel was filled with
the richly-robed clergy. The various cere-
monies of the conservation proceeded, accord
ing to the forms laid down in the ceremonial,
until the reading of the appointment of
the Rev. Father to the Bishopric of the
Sandwich Islands. The Litany of the Saints
was sung by the Bishop to be ordained, and re-
sponded to by the priests. Following was the
of the new Bishop with the chrism by the
Archbishop, and the investment with the
crozier. After the Elevation" the newly
appointed BISHOP was invested with the
robes of office and the Bishops mitre. The
most impressive portion of the ceremony was
the procession to the nave, while the new
Bishop distributed his episcopal benediction.
The music was of high order, and the
services solemn and grand.
Bishop Hermann was born in Westphalia,
Germany, in the year 1923, and is conse-
euently of the age of 50. He studied theol.
ogy in Lorraine, and was accredited close
and successful student. Soon after his ordi-
nation, Father Hermann removed to Paris,
where he attended to parocbial duties until
his coming to the mission at Hawaii. The
reverend Fathers ministry in the Sandwich
Islands has been very successful, and the
church has at present strong hold upon the
islands. The Bishop proceeds at once to his
episcopate.
stockton Hetel Destroyed by Fire.
STOCKTON, August 22i.-Last night fire
was discovered in the rear of the United
States Hotel, corner of Center and Market
streets. The building was two stories high,
built partly of brick and partly of wood, and
when the engines got to work it was wholly
enyeloped in flames. At one time the fire.
men succeeded in gaining control of the fire,
but on account of the lack of water, they lost
their advantage and the building was almost
totally destroyed. The inmates barely
escaped with their lives. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000. The amount of Insurance
could not be learned. Ths surrounding prop
erty was saved by great exertion on the part
OF the firemen. The building was owned by
Schmider & Holman.
PeriDatctic Pestllenee.
OAKLAND, April 22d.-TIe City Hall off,
eials were paralyzed last night by the advent