Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-23

| INV 'AShiNApah tuesIBOH.
SAN Francisco, September 22L-That
wing of the city Republicans in syn p thy
with the Ward Clubs in their demand Tor ST
open primary held an election this afternoon,
at which pretty full vote for primary wa:
polled, and considerable interest manifssted
In some districts The Municipal ConyaL.
tioa nominated by the County Committee
wing also assembled this sfjernoon and organ,
| led. 1t Is expected that no nominations will
Do made at present. but an adjournment viii
be taken until the action of the Ward Clubs
| develops iLself, as two tickets in the field
would be suicidal.
Mechanics Fair-ArrIyaI OF
ROsecrans.
SAN Francisco. September 22d.-The total
registrations st the Registrars office are Is
| 639 to date. To-day there were about 200
registrations up 80 3 o'clock.
| The attendance at the Mechanics Fair
continues to be good, although the amount
taken at the door each day is gradually grow
Jag less. Yesterday there was taken $500 70,
against 1868 80 last year. The total receipts,
mp to date, are SAC, 469 %, against S32, $50 80
! last year. The fair closes Tomorrow.
General ". S. Ro:aerans arrived here yes
terday. He was not expected until to-day,
and many of his friends vino were prepared to
meet him were disappointed.
Republican Nominations.
SAN FRANCisCo, September 22i.-The Re-
publican County Convention, under suspen-
sion of the rules, this afternoon renominated
Hou. Maurice G. Blake for Mayor and Henry
Brickwedei for Auditor. The Convention
then adjourned until tomorrow evening.
The Market street Gut Mystery.
SAN Francisco September 22d.-Detec-
tlyes BYrsm and Harpar. who are investigat-
ing the affair on the bluff overlooking Market
street cut, in which Miss Emma Psrry re-
ceived dangerous fall, have interviewed sew.
eral ooys who were herdi02 goats on the bill
at tue time. These boys say that they saw
three men lighting at The place and tins OF
the accident From their statement, the de.
tecLives do not doubt Eg!sston's iunocercs or
mis- story. Tho girl is improving, but is still
unconscious. She was able 90 take medicine
to day. The chsrces for recovery are i'm
proving.
solVent Bank Return Certificates A
Tame Primary.
San Francisco, September 22i. - The
Bank Commissioners have examined the con.
dition OF the Bank of Dixon, and found it
solvent.
The return certificates we're Issued to-day
by the CustOm-house authorities to thirty
seven Cinnamon, who are about to depart
from the State Tor temporary absence.
which will sail Sunday.
The vote cast this afternoon at the Repub-
lican primary election was unusually hight
| There was no contest except at few polling
| places, and consequently not great deal Of
| interest was manifested.
| A Deaf Mute Run over and Killed.
| SAN Francisco, September 22d-This
evening at quarter TO 8 o'clock, deaf and
dumb man named James A. Wright, en-
ployed at Lusk's canuery, near Temescal,
was run over by steam dummy and in.
stantly killed. Wright was crossing the
| track, ana not hearing the approach of the
train was struck by the dummy and horribly
! mangled The engineer, Thomas NJ. Bick-
ford, was arrested and lodged in jail on 8
| charge of granddaughter.
Deaths Of Z Neek-The Dead Fireman
| Young Han BurI.
SAN Francisco, September 221.-Total
| number OF deaths reported for the past week
60 tne Board of Health, S5-males "a, females
3l-ss against "a Cor the corresponding week
! of last year.
| Tonight number of those who were mem.
! bers of Washington Hose, Of the Volunteer
| Department, of which company the late As
sistant Chief Engineer Matthew Brady was q
member, and at one time Assistant Foreman,
held a meeting. Appropriate resolutions
were adopted, and all present decided to at
| tend the fuueral in body.
The Coroner's jury in the case of Mathew
| Brady, over whose body su inquest was held
to-day, returned verdict Of accidental death.
| 4 young man named Hallen, while en-
| desv0ring to board q local train in Oakland
this evening, missed his footing and was
hurled violently to the ground. He is still
unconscious, and it is feared his injuries viii
prove fatal.