Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-05
Grand Lodge OF Good Templars.


presented and acted on.
Frank Storer Of No. 593, NJ. C. Winches.
ter of No. 500, G. w. Pedlsr of No. I2S, II.
). Grsves Of No. 452, and w. w. Crowell Of
No. 254, were appointed as a special commit
tee on matters pertaining to district Lodges.
A committee of three was appointed, con-
sisting OF j. r. Johns of No. 152, C. w. Ped.
lar of No. Us, and Miles Searles of No. pol,
to make arrangements for the entertainment
to be held tonight.
special committee was appointed to re.
wise the constitution and the dieest.
A resolution was passed authorizing the ap-
preparation of $50 to assist in defraying the
expenses of Mrs. Frances Willard, President
OF the National Temperance Union, and Miss
Annie Gordon, on the occasion Of their con-
templated visit to this coast.
There are number OF delegates who where
delegates to the late Convention of the Pro-
Eibitionists. and resolution will be offered
indorsing the action of that Convention to-
day or tomorrow. At noon the Convention
tooka recess until 2 P. N.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
San FRANCISCO, October 4th.-P. n. Hoag
was appointed on the Committee on Mutual
Aid, vice w. III. Barron, resigned. A spe-
cial committee of five was appointed for re-
vision OF the constitutions of the Grand and
Subordinate Lodges, and to harmonic the
digest OF decisions with the law. such commit
tee to report tomorrow. A special commit
tee of five was also appointed to consider the
constitutions of District Lodges. The col
ored Lodge st Red Bluff, in a neatly worded
communication, acknowledged the courtesies
extended them by the Grand Lodge. The
Committee on Laws aud Constitution re-
ported several amendments TO the coLsti:U-
ton for consideration.
THIRD DISPATCR.l
San Francisco, October 4tb.-The Grand
Lodge OF Good remplsrs adopted platform
this afternoon, which ia substantially the one
adopted by the National Prohibition Con-
veDtion: Total abstinence from ell intoxicat-
ing beverages; prohibition of the license,
manufacture, importation and sale Of the
same election of good, honest men to ad-
minister the laws persistence in the Efforts
TO save individuals and communities from the
scourge Of intempersncs. The following res
olutioa was also adopted "That we heartily
ind0fse 80 much OF the platform Of the Pro.
hibiiion Home Protection party of California
as refers to the temperance question"
TEE Grand Lodge held public meeting to.
night, which psrtook Of the nature of pro.
hibition campaign meeting and entertain
ment. Grand Worth. Chief TemL,lar
Thompson presided aad conducted the exer.
Cises. Addresses we're made by L. A. Bate
man, Colonel George BabcoclS, w. Z. Swain,
Miss Mary Tuthrie, Judge n. SearIes inter.
spersed with vocal and Instrumental music
the large hall was crowded with ladies acd
gentlemen. The speakers seemed TO be in
their happiest mood, and were frequently
interrupted by applause and laughter.
A Easement Fire-Firemen AsphyXiated.
San FRANCISCO, October 4th. A fire
broke ont this evening in the store Of j. f.
Kelley & Co, No. 22l Market street. The
tirs originated in lot of turpentine, oils and
varnisb, which was stored in the basement of
the building. and gave the fremen muca
trouble. Before being subdued, the pros
poets of a very destructive blaze seemed i'm.
minent. II was at last extinguished, after a
short aud sharp fight. District Engineer
Ross sndfve fremen were badly asphy xiated
by smoke while fighting the flames, and were
removed TO the Receiving Hospital, where
they were soon restored TO consciousness
The CELLAR was completely flooded before the
fire yielded. The total loss will probably
reach Sc, COO. Another fireman, while at
work, fell and sustained severe fracture of
the nose.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
SAN FRANCISCO October 4th.-The loss by
the fire will bs much heavier than at first
supposed. Il is estimated now ct $40, 600.
Several other hremen were injured by smoke
No Financial Question Involved.
SAN Francisco, October th.-Last Satur-
day dispatch announced that e. Taylor was
sold out in the Graiu Exchange. The facts
now ascertained are that Taylor was offered
wheat not of the grade he bought. refused to
take it, and appealed to the Committee on
Appeals, who have decided in his favor.
There was no financial question involved 10
the matter.
state Politics.
SAN Francisco, October 4sh.-AIl the
members of the Republican State Central
Committee have been sun. moned by Telegraph
to San Francisco. 1t is understood that the
| meeting has reference t. settlement of the
quarrel between the factions in this city.
| TRUCKEE, October I5h.-Hop. J. r. Glas-
cock, Democratic candidate for Congressman
at large, and W. w FOote. one Of the Demo
cratic nominees for Railroad Commissioner.
addressed an audience in Hurd's hall, in this
place, last night. Thera was very little
enthusiasm manifested during the meeting.
NAPA, October 4th.-A grand reception,
under the auspices OF the Young Mems Estee
Club, WAS given to Senator Miller this even,
ing.
SAN Francisco, October 4th.-The Ninth
Senatorial District delegates sf the "Bluf.
fers" and buffers met to-day in joint
Convention, and nominated David Mcclure
and Geo. II. Perry for State Senators. Fol
Assemblyman, Thos. II. Merry, II. c. Fire.
baugh, A. G. Booth and DR.. May were
nominated.
At their Convention tonight the Bluff
fers " nominated B. 2. Moore for Supervis /
for the Twelfth Ward.
The Congregational Association.
SAN Francisco, October 4sh.-At the
meeting of the General Congregational Asso
citation today, committee was appointed
| IS Ill s .,
| Wiley of Bsnicia, and Pond, Barrows,
Haven aid Searby, Of San Frsncisco-to re-
port at the next meeting Ct the Association
on the use OF church cree6s as related TO the
admission cf Lnembsrs, ADULTS and children,
to the church.
Girl HO0dIums In Bad Box.
Los ANGELES, October 4th The bottom
facts II the shooting affair that occurred near
| Orange last Friday night came cut yesterday.
Il appears that AIR. Dawson, a photo.
grapher Of Santa Ara, accompanied by Miss
Day, Of Gospel Swamp. aud young Dol
| Falkner, CT Santa Ans. accompanied by Mis-
Hsrwood, OF O:sDge, vent to the political
meeting on Friday evening, alter which the
party ell went Co the photograph gallery,
where the girls donned male attire AMI they
| started for drive toward Orar ga, until they
came to house occupied by AK CoiuaDeD,
VINO are running a large garden. Here the
party stopped and commenced firing at the
! door Of toe cabin, one Of the bSlls passir &
| through the breast Of q Chinamar, causing
! biz death ia about half an hour. Another
| Oh namsn was shot in the hip, and it is said
he will recover. This party then drove into
Orange, where they fred five shots iato a
Chinese washhouse. Their next point to
visit was Arnold's store, but be would not
/ come out. Ga Saturday morning Deputy
| Sheriff Hickey and Constable Isbell arrested
Dawson and fslkner, and the girls were of.
forwards arrested. Miss Harwood made a
clean breast Of it and told all about the occur.
reuce. Young Falkner and Misses Hsrwood
and Day are all members Of highly rsspecta.
Die families, and this affair has created a pro-
found sensation among their friends, as well
as throughout the community. Dawson is a
| newcomer, and but little is known 81 his
sntecsdents. The examination is in progress
| ct Santa Ana.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
SANTA ANA. Octc Der 4sh.-The case of the
people sgainst Dawson, Falkner and HRr.
wood, for killing q Chinamsu at Bulwer's
Point, viii not come up for examination IN.
Ill to morrow. The case of the people
! against Dawson, for an assault with intent
to Kill CniRsman in Orange, is now on trisl.
| and will take al day. The cases viii take
| all the rest OF the week.
Counterfeit Standard Dollars.
EVANSVILLE, 0csober 4sh. = Counterfeit.
silver standard dollars are in circulation here,
| dated 1852 They are Of white metal, WI b
| a 1atIpg of silver foil ar 4 hava q o,ood riny