Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-07
Grand Lodge Of Good remplar.


SAN Francisco, October 6th.-At the
morning session Of the Grand Lodge of Good
Templars at DsShaway Hall, Judge Thomp.
son presided. Only routine business was
transacted. Just before the noon recess the
election of the Board of Lady Managers Of
the Orphan 3 Home Of Vallejo was entered
into, but was not completed. The intention
is to close tbs session to-day, but there being
large amount of matter on the file, it il
thought will require an evening meeting.
The Congregational Association.
SAN FRANoIsco. October 6sh.-Tbe Con.
gregational Association to-day adopted reso'
buttons holding it TO be a Christian duty to
vote for no man who cannot be trusted to
N sintsin snd enforce the present or similar
Sunday laws, prcvidicg for the suspension II
all uuneces sary work on Sunday, and favor
ing the prohibition Of the sale of liquor in
general. and especially on Sunday.
The Chinese Murder.
SAN FRANcIsCo, October 65h.-Tbe muir
derer Of Cheock. the Chinese highlander, is
still at large. One Cbinaman who figures
CONSEQUENTLY on behalf of the other high
binders WIN wsre sent to San Quentin Tor
robbipp Cseoch's wife Of her earrings and
other iswglry. was See in the vicinity Of the
sceue Cf murder 2 Rhors time before the deed
was committed. He has fioce disappeared.
aud suspicion points strongly toward MIN.
Stay of rroeeedtngs-yrtOed by the
aayor-Ihe Salvation Army"
SAN Francisco, October 6.h.-Ten days
stay of proceedings was ordered to-day by
Judge Ferral in the case of Wheeler, the
stronger. This is rOutiGe legal procte iibgs
In p!tal ses, and has no extra significance.
Mayor Blake has returned TO the Board OF
Supervisors, with his vet, the bills Of the
c 4 ~ En-unnn-
lug public buildings during the months of
May, June aud ia y.
TIE "Saivation Army" o5ened their
spiritual campaign tonight at ChildIen's
Han. Thsy mRrcke1 through the streets In
procession. singing, and attracted a very large
crowd. They contemplate holding series Of
meetings.
afog taI.fy Reports Guilty OF nisdemeS nor
Fatal Fall tn u Theater.
SAN FsANcIsco, October Oh. Number Of
d4aths reported st tie Health Office during
tie week, 9j-Insles 81, females 3S.
One Of the Cinnamon arrested Thursday
nighs on suspicion u' being 90 iceTnei in the
murder Of Chow Alb Cheock, the Chi ese
hi.hbinder, when searched at the station wss
fauud to have concealed on his person
Gauble-edped knit, To-day ne vas tried for
pi-demeauor before Judge R'x, a1d found
Tais evening Joseph LGmort, whiis st
work st the Bush Street Tgeater, fal ftnm
the flies 20 the eSsge. he sustained il ia
Ti5s from which be diei in about two hou's.
judgment for PIainttE-Sui.s Against the
C.sy.
SAN FRAECIscJ, Osc1her 6,h.--In the case
OF Loren CDburn Va. GoOdall, Nels1n & Per
l;ius. 4 suit which was commenced in 1875,
Judge Sullivan ardsred TO-DAY 9 judgment for
plaintiff ia she sun Of SO 600 The suit was
originally far $40 0O0, for damages sid to
have been stsised by CohuGn By reason Of
tie steamship company having held illegal
SpanishtowD, in San Mate0 county.
SUITE are uow pending against the city H.
volying TO he taxpayers the sum u S7o4 92S.
Death OF Mining Operator.
SAN Francisco, O;,ober 6 h. - Daniel
Cook, prominent uihiug operator, died
here to-day Of quick consumption.
California state Grange Fourth Days
Session.
STOCKTON, October Oh. fourth days
session Of tao State Grange was marx ed " 18th
unaoated interest There are 100 Gcauges in
the State, 60 Of which are represented, and
favorable reports from al Of them were re.
ceived this morning. Tao principal work
Ct toe day WAS hearing sad actiug upon re-
ports OF the different committees. The Com
mistee on Insurance reported in favor OF q
well. devised plan OF life Insurance. They PIE
ferred an endowment raUE, ucder the control
Of the State Grange. A report OF the
Changers u MON in this city WAS received,
giving a syHopsis OF thsir busi0cs, since the
organic Atioa, Nay Il, 1874 TO the present
tine \ paragraph of tie report says: ia
January lssr so pc, osnt. Of TIE capital stock
had been paid up. with balances of 10 per
cens. to the credit Cf the reserve fund &C
couns subjscs to digid, MA at tie close the
yeas, Il lh5 profits will Justify the declar-
irg OF another dividend, that will pay
the capital stock in fuG, giving us
a working capital Of $i00 900 The business
has varied, ranging fro n S75. coo 70 1925 000
per enrum. and IS under the control and su.
pzrvision OF Board Of DIe3:ots."
The following resolutions have BEEN
adopted:
Resided, Thlt this Stpe Grange most emphatic.
ally disavows any connection with any political
Convention Which may have assembled or which
may yet assemble in this State FIR the nomination
of candidates Tor Office.
Resided, That while the Order is thus pledged
against any pat;c4l ac;ion it accprds to its men,
bers individuals full freedom on all questions.
Res0lred, that 1t is the wish of the State Grange
of California that the next Legislature pass law
prohibiting the sale OF spirituous, vinou5 fer
mented liquors on legal holidays, and also to
pei the osing Of all places where liquors of any
kind are disposed Of On those days.
Also a resolution inviting Hon. William
Holyoke, leader Of tae Rochester Co opera
tive Associations Of England, TO extend bis
visit from the Eastern Sta e5 to this coast.
The Iext session of the State Grange viii
be held In S IN Joge OF The second tuasdsy in
Octote-, 1883. The hC,i less viii Wild mp
with the messing Tonight - which the FILA
degree will be c,,aftrre3. followed by ths
Feast Of Pomona.
The Farmer Convection.
STOCKTON Ocsobsf b.-Toe delegates 30
the Farmers Couveat;rn ere qlite generally
hsre. The State Grange holos its Feast 81
Pomona to night, aUd ~ q az caucus Of
Convention dslogzt Tiu be Eeli. The gen.
ersl feeling among & e de!egs.' aere IL av=Ese
to nomination for any eff - ex :ept the
Board Of Eql 2liz stioI. Railroad Commission
ers and judges g large number f.vor
leaving out the Judges. The present iDdica-
tons are thai the Convention will nominate
for Railroad Commissioners ID yle, Reed and
Foote As 10 Foote, it il iogsgope clrc!u-
sion-as TO the Others j. is not so certain II
the programme is carried it l. believed it will
results in TIE election o! Clayton. As TO the
Board of Equalization, the livelisst kind Of
fight will be made between kimball and Vii
ooxon. Kimbzll is here, with msUy backers
Crutcher will be chosen rs one of TIE Repub.
licaa candidates in the Faurfh Districs
There are ether d-lesGies who don'S like
johnson or Gildea, end 10 will choose rev
m ~ ftom San Francisco A runber Cf d
pali icians are hsrs working hard. Harrison,
of San Frsntisco is here. worSiag FOR Doyle
George Cadwllsasr Is here, working for
full ticket. but is hardly Likely % get il.
Tanmas Mcdonnell is here, working Tor Car
Teatsr, which makes many delegates smile
The weather
HAYwARDs. Octo5sI Gsh.-Tae indications
are that the rain-storm viii continue for the
rest of the week. The damage done to ex-
posed hay and unthrashed wheat in the upper
part of the valley is said to be considerable.
The ground is thoroughly soaked, and grass
is already appearing.
YREKA, October 6 h.-Another rain. storm
prev allied sil last night, giving Sc Of an inch,
and it is still raining; but the barometer in
dicltes fair weather.
RIO VISTA, October 6th.-It started rain.
ing about O'clock this morning, and rained
lightly all the forenoon. 1t is still cloudy,
with indications Of more rain tonight
CHICO, October Gait began raining
all night. 1t has drizzled all day. 1t also
rained in the mountains. The loss by water
will Re heavy on the exposed grain If it does
not soon clear up.
ORLAND (Coluss county,, October Chit
rained here nearly all last night. There was
o light, steady rain all the forenoon to dsy.
sufficient to start ell sown grain. The
weather is still cloudy. There is much wheat
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