Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-20

| SAN FRANCISCO, June l9sh.-kalloch re-
turned to-day. He says he is candidate for
Mayor again, and will receive the Working.
mems nomination.
At the archery match to-day by the Merry
Foresters, the ladies' prize was won by Mrs.
Mooney at 40 yards, and the gentlemen's
prize by Dan C'Connell, same distance.
Two Days News Notes.
John Hayes and Barnett McDougal have
received discharges In insolvency.
The total deaths for the week ending the
18th were S2-46 males and SO females.
Bunker Hill day was celebrated by salutes.
fag-raising and an excursion to Belmont.
The Greenbackers have held meetings to
select delegates to the County Executive
Committee.
Albert Luhrs, a truckman, and Clara Neal,
| q married woman, have been sent to the in
sane asylum.
T. r. Frost has sued Eulen Painter for
1000 damages for false imprisonment on a
charge of libel.
T. P. Wilson, for burglary of the house of
William Fonda, has been sentenced to State
Prison for two years.
Tie Tuolumne reunion at Shell Mound
Park was success. Judge G. S. Chamber
lain delivered the Grafton.
The Supreme Court has decided in q case
where jury in verdict misspelled that that
fact does not vitiate the verdict.
M. G. Andross, late State Senator from
Tuolumne, died in San Francisco Weines-
day, and was buried from Masonic Temnle
Sunday.
An election has been ordered for Captain
of the Light Battery, Company 3. Second
Artillery Regiment, vice r. e. Brush, whose
term has expired.
The Ministerial Union has voted not to
| recommend ID. l. K. Rine, James II. White,
George NJ. butcher and Mrs. Judge Watson
to the churches.
The election for Major, Third Infantry.
| will be held at the Regimental Armory. on
Friday evening, june oath. Major George
A. Fisher will preside.
French residents have Issued an invitation
and address to Americans to unite with them
on the 14th instant in celebrating the fete of
the fall Of the Bastile.
The report that the Colima, from Panama
arrived with yellow fever on board is denied
| by the quarantine officer The cases were
those of low remittent fever.
| In Department No. IL of the Superior
| Court, Thomas p Wilson and James Nearv.
charged with burglary, withdrew their plea
of not guilty and pleaded guilty.
The Society of Decorative Art has fitted
up new quarters in cottage, 631 Sutter
street, where the fittings are all after the new
and varied decorative art styles.
| Henry Riley. the burglar, who was shot by
a Deputy Sheriff while he was escaping from
the County Jail, has entirely recovered from
the effects of the wounds received
Three dwellings on Fell street were on
Friday entered by burglars They got but
little of value. The houses were those of ].
F. Nounan, w. H. Holmes and Asa Fisk.
Rev. John Hemphill of Calvary Presby.
terian Church has received call to the pas
torate of the Jefferson Park Presbyterian
Church in Chicago, with salary of s4 600,
Colonel w. r. Smedberg, Second Artil.
lery, has been directed to preside at an elec-
tion for Captain Of the Gatling Battery,
Company A, Second Artillery, vice A. j.
Fritz, deceased.
Judge Wilson has rendered judgment for
plaintiff for s22,6S7 % damages, in the suit
Of C. s. Thomas and w. G.. Hunt against
Joseph l.: Moody. growing out Of contract
for the sale Of wool.
A communication has been received by the
Board of Supervisors from Joseph G.. Myself,
suggesting that the only feasible means of re-
! ducing taxation is to abolish the wholesale
| and retail liquor traffic.
| The deputies and clerks in the internal
| Revenue Office are getting the affairs of the
office in condition to transfer it to Chancellor
Harrison, the newly-appointed Collector, who
arrives from Oregon Monday.
| The State Dental Association has closed
its annual session. The association returned
thanks to DR.. Cogswell for his endowment
of the Dental College. Various papers were
read at the closing session on dental practice.
The Post, after review of the situation,
finds the era of prosperity in San Francisco
and the State to be real and progressive. 1t
says the much building is good indication,
and the inquiry for agricultural lands sig.
| ni6cant.
The projected ur-mile.andrepeat race in
| this city in the fall has presumably been
| abandoned, owing to the objection of the
| executive officers of the Bay District Asso-
ciation to allow any such sensational contests
to be decided On their track.
Rev. DR.. Burrows of Lowell, who has for
some weeks been supplying the pulpit of the
| First Congregational Church (Dr. Stone's)
| and who has received renewed and unani-
nous call to the pastorate has returned to
the East without coming to final decision.
An anti-monopoly meeting was held Satur-
day night, and J. M. Zim was recommended
| to the Hanford Anti Monopoly League as
State Organizer. A resolution was also
adopted approving design of Carl Brownies
| for monument for settlers killed at Hanford
| about a year age.
The San Francisco Protective Council held
| meeting Friday. 1t claims to be non-politi-
cal and to give its attention to municipal
| all airs only, with view of securing economy
| in administration. 1t adopted resolutions
denouncing the seven Supervisors for passing
the Bayly water order.
The Chronicles leader is on 1.-THE Gospel
| of Rest" in which it insists ON periods of
| rest from business and work, as a means Of
retaining vigor and promoting long life, and
points out that fame and wealth are but
mockeries without physical strength endur-
ance, health and long life.
| The Calls leader is on the Auditors esti.
mates for municipal support. It holds that
| there can and should be reduction and that
more men are employed to do city work than
are needed. 1t says it is time the florid style
| Of doing things ceased, and that economical
! methods must obtain, and the sooner the
better.
The Finance Committee of the Supervis.
| ors is still considering the Auditors esti.
mates. The final orders have not yet been
made. The officials desire large appropria-
| tions, and citizens, who attend the sessions,
| ugut iOF eiuaii Oues. Ii Is DeEeYeQ the
|! Auditors estimates will be cut down and the
levy made one per cent.
John Daley, while drunk, upset coal oil
lamp in his house, 43 Jessie street, yesterday.
The premises were set on fire and the flames
communicated to the two-story frame on the
east occupied by Barbara Burns as grocery.
The FIRE department checked the Golf agra
ton. The loss is 81. 600, covered by insurance
except to Daley's furniture.
T. Garabaldi, who had been held for per-
jury, in making an affidavit before the
County Clerk in order to obtain a marriage
license to marry Laura L. Fava, who is only
15 years of age, has been discharged. The
affidavit subscribed by him sets forth that
the girl was, at the time he made the appli-
cation, Is years and6 days old.
/ The Supreme Court has granted alterna-
tive writs of prohibition in the cases of D. A.
Murphy, accused of the crime of assault to
murder, committed on Joshua Jones with a
pistol. March 10, 1881. in Colusa county, and
N. X. Spect. accused of embezzling 5000
from w. s. Spense. by whom he was intrusted
with the sale of quantity of wheat in No.
yember, 1880, in Colusa county.
The merchants interested reply to the
charges of Navy Paymaster Kenny as to the