Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-15

SAN Francisco, October 14th.-The re-
mains found in the rear of the California
mill, after yesterdays fire, are believed TO be
those OF Nelson George and Edward Hodg-
kins, both of whom have been missing since
the fire. They were mechanics, employed in
the mill. Matthew Quirk is also missing,
but no other bodies have been found.
THE HOPKINS EsTATE-DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
Judge Finn, of the Superior Court, to-day
sustained the demurrer of Moses Hopkins,
successor of Mrs. Hopkins, as administrator
of the estate of her deceased husband, to the
opposition of w. S. Hopkins The Court
suggested that the parties agree on some one
to act as administrator who is not related to
deceased.
THE YOSEMITE COMMISSION.
The Executive Committee of the Select
Yosemite Commission met this afternoon at
$40 Washington street. Presant-Ja Jackson,
Mills, Raymond and Briggs. The commit
tee ordered the construction of a bridge
across MERGED river, between the iron bridge
and the Cascades; also, ordered the construc-
ton of trail up the north bank of the Mer-
ced from the neighborhood of Register Rock
to the Vernal and Nevada Falls. The new
macadamized road around the floor of the
valley is in a forward state, and will be fin
ished by the opening of next season.
NO MORE TELEGRAPH1o TROUBLE.
Last night, for the first time, the lines of
the telegraphic companies along the new
southern route were in working order. Tenn.
porary wires have been tried for some time,
but storms and accidents had prevented the
making of the complete circuit until last
night. The Eastern telegrapbic news will
not be so apt to be delayed in future as in the
past. Storms seldom occur on the line of
the northern and southern routes at the same
time. and the report of "wires not working
will rarely be heard again.
MASONIC GRAND LoDGE-ELECTIoN OF OF.
FIcERs.
The Grand Lodge of Masons elected the
following officers this evening Clay Webster
Taylor, Of Shasta, Grand Master j. G. Ad-
ans, of Vallejo, Deputy Grand Master Jcf n
Doanhines, of San Buenaventura, Grand
Senior Warden 7. j. Bowers, of Marin
county. Junior Grand Warden Alex G..
Abel, Grand Secretary; Moses Heller,
Grand Treasurer. The Grand Lodge will
convene tomorrow, when the appointed off.
GERS will be announced and the installation
ceremonies held. The Grand Lodge will ad.
journ sine die tomorrow.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Garfield monument fund has now
reached $500.
1t is rumored that Charles r. Story and
VIM. Martin are the candidates of the or
ganization known as the Past Members of
the Fire Department for Fire Commissioners
before the new Board of Supervisors.
The body Of the man found floating in the
bay at the foot of Taylor street, on the Doth
ultimo, is identified by four men, from the
samples of clothing and the effects found in
the pockets as that of Henry Klahle, native
of Germany, aged 81 years, baker and single.
The following are the names of the losers,
the amount of their individual loss and the
insurance, at Thursdays fire: Wigmore &
California Mills-Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000; William Green, rigger-Loss, So.
600; insurance. s., 100; W. T. Chase, car.
penter-Loss, $500; no insurance M.
Bichard, coal dealer-Loss, $1,000; insur.
ance, $1,000; Clark & Webster, shipwrights
Loss, 81, 900 no insurance; Howard-street
Coal Yard-Loss, 500; no insurance Will
liam Smith, rigger-Loss, $1,000; insurance,
$500; Maydel s. Maskow, saloon-Loss,
$1,000; no insurance John Nadison-Loss,
$500; no insurance William Deacon-Loss,
81, 600; Code, Elfeldt & Co.-Loss, 81, 900 (;
A. I. Knorp-Loss, $1,000; total loss,
S266, 100.
audiences. Thursday night at the conclusion
excitement, crying and screaming all over the
he suddenly exclaimed, "Get out there at
work in the congregation p $50 to work 7"
Clear these front pews make another altar
of them," and springing from the rostrum he
drove the occupants of the front pews out of
them, threw the cushions upon the floor, and
shouted. What night" In very short
time he began to reach results, and as one
after another would claim to have found
peace, he wsnld direct his choir to sing
Praise God" This he did about twenty
times in succession. He claimed THAT one
young man had found religion in exactly two
minutes by the watch" that another was
all broken up" He at that time was pacing
up and down the aisle screaming at the top
of his voice. At the close of his tornado
as he called it, he said, twenty-five souls
had found Christ tonight; now let's sing
Praise God and go home"