Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-26
The Campaign.


was offered proposing to remove the name of
+. ID. Sawyer, the regular nominee fer Citv
ana county Attorney. from the ticket. and to
substitute that of j. F. Cowdery, The reso.
luton was laid on the table.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 25.h Before the
final adjournment of the Republican County
Convention tonight, County Committee Of
torty.tve was appointed, and two vacancies
on the Board of School Directors filed, which
was caused ty the resignation Of nominees.
Los ANGELES, October 25th.-Ex.Gov.
ernor Irwin and Hon. Z. c. Marshall adj.
dressed Democratic meeting here tonight.
AUBURN, October 25.h.-Estes and Nor.
row addressed the citizens here tonight.
People were present from Dutch Flat, Gold
Kun, Colfax, Rockiin, Penryn and Newcas-
Tie, ana many came In wagons from the sur
rounding country.
MERGED. October 25sh.-P. B. Tully, Dem.
ocratic CANDIDATE for Congressman ia the
Fourth District. addressed a Democratic
meeting here tonight.
WILLOWS, October 25sh.-Frank A. Ped.
lar, Republican nominee for Secretary of
State, and Joseph f. Wendell, of Saisun, are
addressing meeting at Mellor's Hall.
ORovILLE, October % h.-Hon. J. T. Far.
ley. w. w. Kellogg and Judge Granger are
here tonight addressing on audience of the
Democracy in front Of the Union Hotel,
which is nicely illuminated.
Killed by q FalI-The Cummings Muir
derers.
NEVADA, October 25sh.-As John John
ston, log cutter, was returning to his board
ing-house at 2 o'clock this morning, after
nights debauch. he fell from tramway
which he was crossing, and was picked up in
ga insensible condition by his two com
paniops. They carrisd him home and put
him to bed, thinking his insensibility was due
to the liquor he had been drinking, and not
to the fall, which was only six feet. A few
hours later some one went to his room to call
him for breakfast, and found that he was
dead.
The Grand Jury have been busy to-day in
vestigsting the case of Dorsey and Patterson,
the Cummings murderers. Roger O'Meara,
the party who informed the st. Louis police
that Patterson was wanted in this State for
robbery, is here as . witness. Both the &C.
cused men deny being in this vicinity at the
time the crime was committed, but there
ere several persons who swear that they saw
them here about that time. Detective Lees
snd Aull have succeeded in obtaining com.
plste chain of strong evidence against them,
and are confident CT securing their convic-
ton. The prisoners have engaged q. w.
Tyler, of San Francisco, for their attorney.
Pacific Coast Csursing Club.
MERGED. October 25sh.-The Pacific Coast
Coursing Club met here to-day. There was
large attendance at the grounds. The frat
match was ties of old dogs. Culverin beat
Delahute, Chief of the Canyon beat Lady
Bird, Spa Boy beat Rosa, Lady Franklin
beat Duke, Tampete beat Minnie, Paul
Jones beat Maid of San Francisco, Blue
Cloud beat Fexhsll, Sallie Henry beat Cher
do cir
ran a bye. Second ties-Chief of the Can
yon beat Culverin, Lady Franklin beat Spa
Boy, Tampete beat Paul Jones, Sallie Henry
beat Blue Cloud, Lady Plaici beat ParnelI.
Third ties-Chief Of tee Canyon beat Lady
Franklin, Tampete beat Sallie Henry, Lady
Pisici ran bye.
Stolen Horses Recovered and the Thieves
Captured.
Los ANGELES, October 25th.-On the night
OF tie 18th instant ten horses were stolen
from the Carisa rancho, San Luis Obispo
county. The horses were tracked to this
county by Deputy Sheriff Graves, of that
county, who came to this city Sunday,
secured tine services of officer Adolfo Cells,
and they resumed the trail. Yes' '-sy
CO ptured Elias Gonzales and five - ia
San Bernardino county, and to-day covered
four more OF the horses near Anaheim, in
this county. and captured Agostin Perales,
the other thief. The animals and thieves
wers brought to this city tonight, and the
latter jailed. Five hundred dollars reward
was offered for the capture of the thieves and
the recovery of the horses.
The Victorious Fire Ladies'.
WATsoNvILLE, October % h.-The firemen
and citizens turned out en- nasse today to
meet the victorious Paiaro No. l team upon
their return from Hollister. Every fl .g in
So.x
nized as a semi-holiday. They receive a
grand ovation to night, given By the citizens.
Great enthusiasm prevails.
Still another BicentenniaI Celebration.
SANTA,BARBARA, October h.-The Penn.
landing of William Penn by picnic at Bur-
tons Mound, an address by Mayor Charles
Fernaid, and by a choice programme OF
literary and musical exercises. A very lsrt g
number OF citizens participated in the cele.
bration. The following teles cram was sent:
To his Honor, Mayor King, and the Bieentennial
Committee, Philadelphia The Pennsylvanans of
Santa Barbara and its vicinity, who to-day cee
bratipg on the very shores Of the Pacific the found.
ing Of their commonwealth and the landing of its
founder send their faterna greetings to those who
remain on the banks of the Delaware.
Another Pioneer Dies Suddenly.
YREKA, October 25th.-John S:monctte,
native OF Switzerland and a pioneer, aged 50,
dropped dead in the street yesterday without
a moments warning. Heart disease was the
cause of bis death. This makes three of the
Yreka pioneers who have died suddenly
within FIVE days.
Suicide OF a Farmer.
LIvERMoRE, October 25.h.-Chas. Leaves.
ledt farmer living near Altamont statisu,
committed suicide Monday night. His body
was found hanging by the neck in his barn.
Il.health was the supposed cause of thu rash
act.
Burglary at Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, October 25sh.-Burelars
effected an entrance into the house Of Lieu.
tenant. Governor Mansfield Monday night,
but failed to take away anything of value.
OREGON,