Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-24
The selec.ion of Republican Delegate.

The detection of Republican Delegates.
SAN Francisco, June 23d.-In view of the
public discussions concerning the best method
TO be adopted for the selection of delegates
from the city and county of San Francisco TO
the Republican State Convention. to be held
in Sacramento August Both, the Republican
County Committee adopted the following
resolution at meeting held here tonight:
Resolved, That at the proper time this committee
will call for an election of such delegates at open
primary election to be held under the provisions OF
law and to the end that such election may result in
expressing the views and wishes of the Republicans
Of this city, all the safeguards provided by law will
be invoked and every effort made by this committee
to secure fair honest and impartial selection OF
delegates to the State Convention.
Arrival OF the Crew of the Burned
Steamer Rodgers.
SAN Francisco, June 23d.-Thc United
States revenue cutter Corwin arrived here
this afternoon under command of Lieutenant
Neatly, having on board the crew of the
Rodgers The cutter proceeded at once to
Mare Island.
The Lost Escambia-CO Consular Court.
SAN FRANcIsco, June 23d.-The Consular
Court to inquire into the loss of the Escarn-
bia resumed its investigation this morning.
Captain Wilson, the underwriters surveyor
was called, and testified that the steamer had
been properly loaded, although he had not
inspected her since Friday, at which time the
dunnage wss placed in the hold, and he did
not know whether she had exceeded the Plim-
soil line when she finished loading. The
third engineer, cook and captain of the tug
Wizard we're also examined. The iuvestiga-
ton will probably not conclude before to.
morrow.
The San Francisco Death Record Steam.
ship Captain Arrested.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23d.-Eighty mine
deaths were reported at the Health Office
during the week-52 males and 81 females.
Twenty-four were infants under one year.
Captain Roper OF the steamer AMER Head
was arrested to-day by Deputy Marshal on
a charge Of having hunks on his vessel unlaw-
fully placed. He was released on furnishing
bonds of So, 600.
Steamship to be Libeled-wiH Filed.
SAN Francisco, June 23d-There is o
rumor prevalent that the steamer Annerley
will not sail for China, owing TO ar informa-
ton having been fled with the United States
District Attorney by the Custom. house
authorities, with instructions to libel the yes.
eel, on charge of having her berths unlaw-
fully constructed, At Portland her COM
mander, Captain Strschau, was heavily fined
for carrying larger number of passengers
than the law permitted.
The will ST Louis o. Plaisance, the attor-
ney who was killed during the recent yacht.
ing excursion, has been fled for probate.
The estate consists of thirty acres of real
property in Contra Costa county, valued at
81, COO; bank account of 81. 600; insurance
ia the Bohemian Council of Chosen Friends,
So, COO; book accounts. 81, 500. All he be-
questhed to his sister Laura.
Almost a Mufiny.
SAN Francisco, June 23d.-This evening
nine Of the crew on board the British ship
Enterprise refused to do work, and had 1t not
been for the presence Of the officers of the
vessel there would Doubtless have been a mu-
tiny. The seamen said they had been fright.
eued by the loss of the steamer Escambia
that they did not consider the Enterprise sea-
worthy, and were afraid to go to sea in her.
When questioned on this point. they could
not give any reason for doubling the sea-
worthiness of the vessel. Five of the crew,
when ordered to go to work by the officers,
under threat Of imprisonment, yielded. The
other four, however, refused, and were placed
in irons. They az last also yielded and re.
turred TO work. At late hour the crew be.
came reconciled, and the vessel will sail fol
Europe tomorrow.
Daring Robbery.
San Francisco, June 23d.-A daring rob.
berry was committed last night at the cid
Livermore ranch. Two men entered the
house, and one held the Mexican helper and
Chinese cook in check with pistol, while the
other broke open trunk and stole from it
81, $50 in coin and number Of other articles.
Officers are in pursuit.
YOung 3Ian Drowned.
YRRKA, June 23d.-Fred Raynes, son Of
Postmaster Raynes, of this place, aged Is,
was drowned in the klamath river this morn.
ing. He was working on a dip wheel, and
slipped into the swift current. Every effort
was made to recover his body, but without
success up to the time the message was sent
to notify his parents in this city.
Attempted suicide-Sudden Death.
FRESNO, June 23d.-Clare Woods, We
man of the town, attempted suicide last
evening by taking laudsnum. She was dis
covered, and the drug extracted by stomach
pump. She is in fair way to recover.
While watching with the dead body o. Mrs.
J. w. Atkinson, of this place, this morning.
Il. E. Tadlock, ST., was stricken with apo.
plexy and died in few minutes.
Convicted R0bBer Betrays His Asso-
eiates.
NEVADA CITY, june 23d-In the trial Of
Wesley Nichols yesterday, Bohsnnan, who
is under sentence of seven years imprison-
ment for being concerned in the same crime,
testified that he and Nichols and Mil.
ton Murphy, the last named being at large,
were the parties who robbed the old men
Whiting and Gibson. He said that most OF
the evidence he gave at his own trial was
false, and that the trio were regularly organ.
lied for purposes Of robbery. They are all
young men, Nichols having wife.