Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-19
The Grand Ercampmept.

| AuC ~fauu mpmeEts
SAN FRANCISCO, October 1S:h.-The Grand
Encampment, l. o. o. f., assembled at 10
A. n. to-day, and resumed business. The re.
port of the Committee on Endowment was
taken up at 1870, pending the discussion of
which the Grand Encampment took a recess
until 2P.M
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Z. II. Black, Grand Patri.
arch w. b. Davis, Grand High Priest; J,
H. Applegate, Grand Senior Warden; Wal
ter B. Lyon, Grand Scribe John Hanson
Representative w. w. Lyman, Grand
Junior Warden Louis Sober, H. s. VIM,
| w. Z. Lutz, Trustees. The entire corps Of
officers was elected unanimously.
IsECoND DIsPATCH.l
SAN Francisco, October 1sth.-At the in
stsilation Of the officers of the Grand En-
| campment this afternoon the following off.
Gers were appointed: Maurice Briner, Grand
Sentinel; N. Quirolo. Grand Marshal; E.
Bunker, d. G.. Sentinel. The Grand Patri
| arch then appointed 43 district officers, after
nbunced The thanks of the body were ten.
dered to r s. Robbins. for his earnest and
faithful labors IS Grand Patriarch during the
past year. The Committee on Endowment
was continued, and empowered to forward to
subordinate Encampnents during the year
circular containing the salient points of the
endowment system proposed, with a request
that the Encampments take action on the
same. G. +. Irwin, on behalf of the Grand
Encampment, presented to X. s. Robbins a
p. G. Pstriarch's jewel. The presentation
and reception speeches were brief, to the
point, and were we'll received. The Grand
Encampment then adjourned sine die.
Charges Dismissed.
SAN Francisco. October 1Sth.-In Depart.
ment No. Que of the Police Court, the charge
of granddaughter against FraCcis Alstoff, the
engineer of the dummy that caused the
death of a boy named Ray Palmer on the
Gsary-street line, and similar charge against
T. G. Grimes. the engineer of the Southern
Pacific Railroad freight train which ran over
and killed o woman named Vozsl on Town.
send street, were dismissed to-day.
spanish Librsry-sfeamers Purchased by
Ex-Governor Stanford.
SAN Francisco, October 1Sth.-A Spanish
Library Association has been incorporated in
this city, the purpose being to establish a
I library and reading room, principally OF
| Spanish books, and to foster and encourage
the knowledge and practice of that language.
A Board CT Trustees was appointed.
| 1t is said that Ex-Governor Leland Stanford
has purchased the little bay steamers Flora,
Governor Dana and Dover. The purchase
State Convention OF the Young Mems
Christian Association.
| SAN Francisco, October 1Ssh.-The State
| Convention of the Young Mems Christian
Association and the evangelical churches of the
Pacific coast met tonight at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Hall. The meeting was presided over by A.
b. Forbes, who delivered an address of well
come and congrstulstion. This Convention
was addressed by Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson in be-
half Of the churches of San Francisco, Dr. r.
| 81. Mcdonald and Governor Perkins. The
Convention then adjourned until $3.50 to-mor-
row morning.
Found Dead in Bed.
SAN Francisco. October 1Ssh.-About 10
o'clock this morning the ssrvant 10 the hotel,
435 Pine sSTest, on entering the room of John
Mcfarland, found him dead in bed. The de-
ceased was Go years of age, single, and a
native of Ireland. He came to this country
in early days and accun ulated some SD, 600,
which he lost in stocks few years ago.
Since that time he has been doing odd chores
about the hotel for his board and clothes.
He has been ailing for some time.
The Campaign.
SAN Francisco, October 1Ssh.-The Tex.
payers and Anti Monopoly Convention NOM
mated tonight for County Clsrk. William I.
Sessions Treasurer, J. H. Wiiber. The
evening.
SAN Francisco, October ISih.-The Re-
publican County Convention will meet TO-
morrow night, to complete its nominations.
OAKLAND. October 1Ssh.-The Democrats
Of Alameda county propose TO make very
vigorous canvass from now until election day.
a number of speakers will take the stump.
NAPA, October Is NV. r. Conklin, can
didste for Lieutenant Governor, and j, J.
De Haven, candidate for Congress, addressed
/ a Republican meeting in the Opera House
this evening.
PETALUMA. October 1Sth.-Mrs. Marion
Todd, candidate for Attorney. General on the
Gteenback ticket Warren Chase, candidate
for Congress at large, and w. y. Howe, of
Santa Rosa, candidate for Congress in the
Third District, are discussing the issues of
the campaign in the interest of the Green
back party at the Petalama Thea.er tonight.
SPANIsHrowN, October Is h A Demo.
| cratic meeting is being arrpsred 81. nigat by
2. b. fully, nominee Tor Congress Tor the
| Fourth District. John Markley, nominee for
the Board of Equsl ltion for the Fourth
District, and Colonel j. J. Tobin, of San
Francisco.
CHICO October 1Ssh.-Sensto- Miller and
j, NJ. Woodnan addressed an audience in
Bidwell Hall this evening. 1t WIS the largest
meeting CT the campaign.
MERGED, October 1Sth-Henry Edgertop,
Republican candidate for Congressman OF
large, addressed the people of this town to-
night 10 front of FL Captain Hotel.
SHASTA, October 1ssh.-The Joint Repub-
| lican Senatorial Convention for Shasta,
Siskiyou, Modoc and Trinity counties, met
at Shssts yesterday, and nominated Hon. A.
| B. Carlock, of Siskiyou county, for Joint
Senator.
ORLAND (Colusa county,, Ocsober 1Sth.-A
very enthusiastic Republican rally was held
here last night. Over 1000 people were
present, and were very eloquently and effect
lively addressed by Senator Miller and Gov.
ernor Perkins.
The Los Angeles Fair.
| Los ANGLES. October Agrieultural
! Park was crowded to-day. The attendance
was much larger than yesterday. The first
event was trotting race. The entries were
Bullet, Charley d. and Prentice Boy. Bullet
sold big fsvorite in the pools, which were
heavy. Five beats were trottej. Bullet TAX
ing the first and second, and Charley d. the
next three aud the race. The best time made
WAS 2:SS. A hslf.mile and repeat running
race followed. and wss won by OTTO K. The
second running race was mile and repeat,
aud was won by Wild Jdler. No tine
worthy of mention was made in either of the
| runnll races.
Young Hunter Wounded.
| MERGED, October 1Sth.-Henry, the l6-
! year old son OF w. j. Reynolds, who lives at
! the Eegle Colony, near MERGED, while hunt
/ ing on horseback last Monday, was acct
dentaliy shot in the lett arm by the explosion
of a shotgun which he held in his right hand.
The wcuad is dangerous, but not necessarily
| fatal
Races at Yreka.
| YREKA, October 18;h.-Tne frat race to-
day was trotting. three in five, for a pure of
$500, between Maggie Arnold and Nellie.
Nellie took the first heat. Maggie the second,
third and fourth. Time, 2:46i -2:36J-2:S5-
2:37A. This is the fastest time ever made on
the track. The second event was foot-race.
| 20 yards. for q purse Of $50. Frank King,
John Sissel and Myron Carfick-sll noted
runners-ran. Sissel won. Time, s seconds.
The third event was q running race for three
/ year-olds. for q purse of 500, dash of
three-quarters OF a mile. The entries were
Jennie H., Fred Wickwire and FLYING Geld.
ing. Fred won in 1.20i.
stabbed on Account of a Glass OF Beer.
SANTA BARBARA, October 1Ssh.-Henry
Muller, German brewer, and one of the
pioneers OF the city, was stabbed last evening
by drunken Sonorisn named Jose Morillo.
Muller refused Morillo glass of beer. when
the latter, without proYccation, drew pocket
knife and inflicted dangerous would two
inches below the heart, and then ran. He was
subsequently arrested. Muller is living in a
critical condition, but NAV live.