Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-01
POLITICAL MEETINGS.

PoLITICA. MEETINGS.
There were two Republican meetings held
last evening. One at Turner Hall, at which
addresses TO the German citizens were de.
livered by Ex-Governor Edward s. Salomon
and others, and one at Armory Hall, under
the auspices of the Colored Republican Club.
The Boys in Blue, under command of AID
jutant ]. B. Pierrepont, and the Sailor Boys,
Gus. Weimann, Admiral, commanding, formed
torchlight procession on Seventh street, be.
tween and j. From thence. headed by the
Hussar band, the column moved to the
Golden Eagle Hotel, where they were Joined
by Ex-Governor Edward S. Solomon and
members Of the County Committee. The pro-
cession then marched to Turner Hall. John
Rider, Chairman of the County Central
Committee, called the meeting to order at S:15
O'clock and announced S. Go,tlieb President.
with the following list of Viee.Presidents
L. B. Mohr. g. Lagos, Jacob Stortz, Julius
Gattmann, Peter Bohl Nicholas Mohn, K. +.
Wiemeyer. John hatcher, w. Z. Gerber,
Jacob Olsen, john Bellmer, Louis CslIisch,
T. Schumacher, Chas Sellinger, DR.. a. E.
Bruue, L. Mebius, Phil Hefzog. Professor
Chas. Winter. Peter Newman, Henry Ger.
Der, Henry Niederhaus, Geo. Schrotb, jos.
Fritz, Fred We'll, Professor Otto Fleissner.
Jacob Meister. Captain Frank Ruhstsller,
Ignatius Kehrer, Henry Schulmeyer, Geo.
Schmeiser, Professor Il. Kemen. Secretaries,
G.. A. Kestler and Gus. Weimsnn.
Mr.. Gottli=b, in few appropriate remarks,
introduced the speaker, Edward s. Solomon,
of San Francisco. Mr.. Solomon spoke sn
hour snd q hGlf, the first portion of his sd
dress being delivered in English and the lat
ter in German. The speaker was frequently
applauded F. NJ. Campbell was then called
for, snd made few remarks. john We'll,
one Of the speakers announced to be present
and address the meeting, was Numerically
absent from the city. The meeting was dis.
missed with three cheers for the ticket.
The meeting at Armory Hall YVES called to
order by B. 4. johnson at $40 o'clock. Quite
a large crowd had assembled, including
number Of ladies. A few minutes before the
meeting was called to order detachment of
the Boys in Blue, led by the Artillery band,
marched into the hall amid applause r. J.
Fletcher was chosen as President Of the even
ing, with the following list of Vice. Presi-
dents: B. A. johnson, G.. w. Guthrie, A.
Grubbs. T. NJ. Liadley, I. Dunlap. Colonel
Hamilton, w. w. Tailey, Chris. Green, r.
c. Ferguson, II. q. Johnson, w. A HCugh-
ton, William Gait, G. w. Booth, Gus. Wei
mann Secretaries-W. w. b. Pricr, F. But
Ter, c. B. Cooper.
Mr. Fletcher, on taking the chair, made
lew remarks, IL WHICH ne returned Tor
the honor conferred, and then introduced II.
T. W. James, colored speaker from Oak
land. Mr.. James began speaking at $50 and
spoke until sos O'Clock, and was listened to
attentively, being frequently interrupted by
applause.
At tie close Of his address. after music by
the band, +. T. B ,wers, of this city, was in
troduced and delivered short address af-
ter which John Rider, Chairman of the Re-
publican County Committee. was introduced
ard a Dc a few remarks and proposed three
cheerstfcr ths Republican ticket. Prolonged
calls hen csme from the audience for ii. o.
johnson, and the gentleman came forward
and made o few remarks at the conclusion of
which the meeting adjourned
Republican meeting was also held last
evening in Washington II was an open-air
meeting, and largely attended. l. n. Hoag
was President of the evening. The first
speaker was T. S. Freeman, candidate for
joint Senator from Yolo and Solano counties.
He was followed by G. w. Pierce, nominee
for the Assembly. and the meeting closed
with three cheers for the ticket, after listen
ing to an address from r. Clark, nominee for
District Attorney.
FREIGHT To ARRIVE. = The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
2Ssh inst: For Henry Fisher, 2 boxes candy /;
Adams, Mcneil & Co., 20 boxes and 10
crates fish O. H. Gilman, boxes boots and
shoes J. NJ Lsary, organ, box house,
hold goods l sewing machine, buggy; III.
s. Crncksy & Co., Is bundles paper; w. A.
s. G. s. Houghton, 2 boxes brushes: S. Nathan
& Co.. trunks; Central Pacific Railroad
box lamp fixtures; Huntington, Il opkins &
Co., css3 shoe brushes, boxes hatchets !;
John Breurer, boxes chairs; Holman
Stanton & Co., barrels iron castings; Lind
ley & Co., % bags coffee; Mebius & Co., 10
barrels hsms; George w. Chesley, II barrels
whisky; 5. Shesson box household goods,
! sewing machine; w. r. Harker, l box
household goods; Baker & Hamilton, 292
bundles barbed wire; Continental OIL Com
pany, 800 cases oil B. Dashnell, box house,
hold goods III. Eekhardt, 2 cases firearms !;
John 4. Stol case saddlery A. A. Van
VOORHEES, & Co., s boxes ssddlsry, case and
2 rolls leather; J. NJ. Wiedmann. boxes
candy.
THE GREAT REGIsTER.-It having been an
nouncsd that yesterday would be the last day
on which voters could get their names on the
Great Register. there was rush at the
County Clerks office nearly the entire day.
Over 100 names were registered, which will
bring the number on the supplemental regis
ter up TO about 500 -Four clerks were busy
all day and nearly all night last night in pre-
pairing l. for the printer, into whose hands it
will be put this morning. The Clerks offica
was kept opsn Tor registration until after 9
o'clock last night.
Police CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in the Police Court yesterday ::
John White, drunk, deposit forfeited VIM
Taylor. drunk, pleaded guilty, fined IS Su.
san King and Ii. II. King, malicious mis-
chief. continued to November S.h; William
Rowland and Harry Myers. burglary, former
held to answer, bail 81 000-Mye.s dis.
charged P. Daily, battery. fined SO; d.
Hathaway, battery, feed S25; Mary Carroll,
judgment deferred TO this morning.
WARRANTS DRAwN.-Ths State Controller
has drawn warrants on tie Treasurer of State
for the support of the State Normal School
ut San Jose for the sum of IS SIS 62. and for
the support of the branch of the State Nor.
mail School at Los Angeles the cum OF
S574 60; slso warrants to the amount OF
So 600 for the improvement OF wbarves and
docks in San Francisco, aud S74S 10 for the
promotion of viticultural industries, etc.
Observation-Disclosures of incorporation
were fled with the Secretary of State yester.
day BY The Buckskin Consolidated Mining
Company. Directors-George s. Evans, Z
/. Moore. William III. Sharp Patrick J
White, Peter B. Qlinlan. CAPITAL stock, So
000, COG, divided luto 100, 600 shares. Prin
cipsi place of business, San Francisco.
NEY CITIz.Ns.-Iu the Superior Court
yesterday, a. NJ. Crane presiding. Joiir oss.
wsld, native OF Germany, was admitted to
citizenship on the testimony of Jacob Frees
and John 0schwold. Also, Antonio Bog
giano, native Of Italy, was admitted on the
testimony of G. B. Cornado and G.. Dellchi
The COOLEST CT THE SEASONS. Fl. Ger.
rish reports yesterday morning as the coolest
sincs March 4th of this year. the thermome-
ter at o'clock being st S3s, only l. above
freezing point. A heavy hoaT frost was visi-
BILE ia all places unprotected by trees OF
buildings.
TO-DAY is Hals's grest remnant day. Make
them special visit. The only opportunity
you will ever have to trade an old dollar for Q
new.
= PuRsrgi combs and brushes, and fancy
goods se-4ally, at less than wholesale prices,
at Ackerman's closing-out sale.
BABY CARRIAGES sold At cost st Aeker-
. mans closing-ous sale, 629 street.