Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-20
Arrested fer Libel,nr a Judge.

morning William Hollis was arrested on a
charge OF libel on a warrant sworn to by
Charles w. Hslssy, Judge of Department
Ten of the Superior Court. The complaint
charges William Hollis with libel, who on the
lSth day CT October, 1882, did "then and
there, with intent to impesch the honesty,
integrity, virtue and reputation OF Charles
Hslsey, then and there being one of the
Judges Of the Superior Court of the city and
county OF San Francisco, apd thereby to ex.
pose said Charles Halsey to public hatred,
contempt and ridicule, did wilfully, unlaw-
fully and Dcaliciously print and publish, of
sud concerning said Chsrles Halsey, certain
false, malicious and defamatory libel"
Wreck and Cargo Sold.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 19;h.-An auc'
ton sale CT the ship Bremen, wrecked las.
Mondey morning on the Farallone Islands,
was held this afternoon at the Merchants
Exchange. The vessel, with all rigging and
fittings, was sold to T. p H WhiteIaw for
$3.50. Bidding started at $500. The stated
value of the ship in London was $50, 900.
The cargo, about 2 700 tons of COAL was sold
| to the same bidder for S65. Bidding started
at $50.
Board of Health Meeting.
SAN Francisco, October 10Th. - The
| monthly meeting Of the Board of Health was
held tonight. John w. Foye, Resident
/ Physician of the smallpox hosp tai, an
| nounced four cases of smallpox admitted
during the past month. Quarantine Officer
! Lawler stated ;baS log vessels, ell in good
sanitary condition. arrived during the past
| month. From the Secretary's report there
| appears to have been 414 deaths during the
past month. as against 400 tie month previ.
| Gus, and 324 during the corresponding month
OF last year.
Chinese Ccrtificates-Foung Mems Chris
tIan Association Convention.
SAN Francisco, October 19th.-Up to
| date 3 1SS certificates have been issued TO
Chinese desiring to return to this country
| after q visit to China.
At the Y. NJ G. A. Convention this after
noon au address was delivered by Rev. " A.
| Lewis OF Napa also an address by Rev. L.
| g. BeclzWi5h, of San Francisco. A praise
| service was held tonight. The Convention
will adjourn tomorrow evening.
Cruelty 30 Ani.aaIs-GaRk Commissioners
San FRANCIsco, October 19,h,-Ths Sec.
rotary Of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals reported to the Board Of
| Trustees to-day chat during the month past
forty. three cases. of cruelty have been at.
tended to.
The Bank Commissioners have examined
the condition of affairs of the Oakland Bsnk
Of Savings, and report the institution solvent
+ Mining Assessment.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 19sh.-The Jus,
! tice Mining Company has levied an assess.
ment OF 20 cents per share.
The Campaign.
| SAN Francisco o ,tober 19sh.-A mass
meeting was held at Plstt's Hall tonight by
the colored citizans. The act of the so-called
| Cniored Citizans' Convention, declaring an
| alliance with the Democfatic party, YVES
utterly repudiated. Speeches were made and
resolutions read to that effect.
SAN Francisco, October 19.h.-Ths Re.
publican City and County Convention nomi
n ted tonight for Police Judges J. n. E.
| Wilson and Hale Xix.
| SAN Francisco, Oztcber 19Lh.-At meet.
| ing tonight Of the Dem cratic District Con-
vsntion of San Frsreisco and San Mateo,
jeremiah Lynch was nominated for Joint
Senator.
| SAN Francisco, October I9th.-The Tenth
District Democratic Legislative Nominating
Convention has nominated 4. A. Sardou, II.
L. McPike, A. Gartz and j. w. Shaver for
| the Assembly.
SANTA BARBARA. October 19ih.-Hon. A.
L. Hart, J. Alexander Forbes ard Hon.
| George Steele addressed an audience at Lo.
beEo's Theater last evening.
SUFFER- CREEK. Oasober 1851. Hon. II. T.
| Page, Hon. George 4 Knight and Hon. J.
| A. E1gan closed Pages ccEvassing in thi:
county last night, by addressing large and
brilliant meeting AZ Ar ador City.
OR0vILLE, Ocsobor 19.h.-Govsrnor Per.
kins was received here to-Eight by large
delegation of cur Republican Club. with 6
brass band and torch-]ight procession. Hs
is now speaking in front of the Union Hotel
| Senator Miller is uaavoidably absent.
arrived here this morning. Tbs former j,
nov speakir at ULion Hall. Morrow will
fellow.
| SAN BUESAvESTURA, October 195h.-A
meeting was held here Tonight. which wa;
addressed by Attorney General Hart, Hon
| V. A. Gregg and w. a. Focbes-She latter
speaking in Spanish.
San RAFAEL, O:tobar 19;h.-The sensation
of the day ia the presence of Mrs. Marion
Todd, candidate for Attorney General on the
| Greenbsck ticket. The Lyceum is packed
to night listening to her.
The Fair NJ Yreka-Death of Pioneer
| YREKA, October 19sb.-TLe first race to-
day was running, free for ell, for a purse q
$500. The entries were Harry B., Hancock
and Charlie. The first heat was won by
Hancock. Harry B. second, Charlie dis
taDced. Time, 1:504. In the second hea;
| o. WAS hEat, liaACOCh StCtuu.
1.54I. In the third heat Harry B. was frat
Hancock second. Tine, $50. The next was
o trotting race, three in five, free for al
horses that had rever beaten minutes. The
entries were Sorrel Dick and Tyler. The
first heat wSs won by Sorrel Dick. Time
3:141. The second was won By Tyler. Time
1921. In the third heat Tyler was ahead
and Sorrel Dick distsnced. Time, 25S. In
| the quarter mile race the entries were Soip
Sorrel Jim and Percheron FLY. 1t wa.
won by the latter in :2S4.
Charles Barcelaux, an old pioneer of thi:
city, died this morning.
| Sfohs S,yoou