Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-12
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIKI RECORD UNION. i
CALIFORNIA.
Grand Lodge of Masnns

CALIFORNIA.
Grand Lodge OF Masons.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 11th.-The ses-
sion Of the Grand Lodge of Masons to-day
| was mainly devoted to routine work. Reso.
lutions were adopted approving the action of
the Grand Lodge CT Utah in refusing to sd-
NIT Morm0ns into the Order.
SECOND DISPATCHI
SAN Francisco, October l1sh.-An ad-
| dress was delivered this afternoon by the
Grand Orator, Rev. Thos. H. B. Anderson,
OF Sacramento, on the subject of Culture
and Masonry, and the influence of Greek and
Hebrew civilization On humanity" 1t was in
en- eminent degree scholarly, presenting in a
| comprehensive manner an epitome of events
| which marked different periods in the history
Of the Greek and Hebrew nations. TIE
Committees on Grievance, Jurisprudence
ard FInarcs reported on a number OF quas-
tions and cases which had been referred to
them respectively.
Woman Killed by Freight Train.
SAN Francisco, October 11tb.-An un-
| known woman was run over and killed nv
freight train No. Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, on Townsend street, between
Fourth and Fifth, shortly after II o'clock
this morning. Nothing was found on the
| body which gives any clue to her identified
tiop. The deceased was about 80 years of
age, of slight build, four feet eleven inches in
| hight, dark complexion, hszal eyes, six teeth
10 the lower Jaw and none in the upper aw
She wore black straw hat covered with
black veil, black diagonal sack, and leather
slippers. In one of the pockets of the sack
was bottle about third full of whisky.
| The remains were taken 20 the MorFue. It
| anpeaTg that tho uyCp l,,,a lot--
the rails with her head resting on one Of
them, and the engine wheels literally cut the
bead in two, one-half lying on each side of
| the rail.
Suicide CT Young EH2llshrnan-iTys-
terf0u| Disappearance Of Woman.
! SAN Francisco, October 1Ith.-Late this
| afternoon the body of q man who had COM
mitted suicide by cutting his throat with q
razor was found on q pile of lumber st the
corner of Mission aud Est streets The
body was taBea TO the Morgue, and it was
| afterwards ascertsined that deceased was
named a. j. Witty, Wss n native of England
and % years of age. He arrived here recent.
lY from I.eadville, Col ard On the 16sh inst
was admitted into the County Hospital,
where he remained until this morning., when
ne was discharged.
MIS- J. I. Bunch, Of Oakland, who has
been i'll for nearly a month, has disappeared.
anu al norris TO IlnI L6r nave Deen uCaE all
| ing. Last Tuesday the LADY was left alone
by her st;eadant for short time end when
she returned was amazed to fad her gone.
Mrs. Bunch's friends are in dreadful state
| OF anxiety, and fear that she made way with
! herself.
Chinese ng-Regist-ation-The Dead
Millionaire.
! SAN FRANCISCO October 11th-It is stated
! that about ], 600 Chinese will leave On the
steamship City of Peking, the majority being
sick and WORKOUT laborers from Texas and
| Arizona, where they have been employed
! building railroads.
The total registration up to date ia % 107,
IS against % IA for the same period in 1880
| The remains of Daniel Cook, the deceased
millionaire. will be conveyed to Rochester
n. Y, aud will leave here on to-morrow's
train, accompanied by Mrs. Cock.
! Annual Conference of the Methodist
Church South.
I SAN Francisco, October l1th.-The Me
| thodist Church South annual Conference met
to-day. A new feature was added to tie routir e
work by the appointment CT cUlnmissee to
| organiZe Conference Boards Of church ex-
tension, education and Sunday schools.
The Campaign.
SAN FRANCIsCo, October 11;h. - The
! Buffers Convention met tonight and took
the same action as the Duffer Convention in
regard to the plan of compromise, as sub
Initted by the State Central Committee.
! The fifty 10 be appointed by the committee
must meet with the approval of the Conveu-
! ton.
SAN FRAECIsco. October 11th.-The Dsm-
| ocratic County Convention nominated TO.
night JEFF G.. James for Supervisor of the
Eleventh Ward. and Thomas Ashworth for
! the Twelfth Ward. The name of J. J.
SERVER was proposed for Mayor, but he de-
clined. The Convention adjourned until to-
morrow evening.
The coIored citizens State Union held
very lively meeting tonight. After long
and animated discussion, the Convention in
dorsed Steneman and Daggett. The Conveu-
ton will n-est sgsiu tomorrow evening.
WILLOWS, October 11th.-By far tie largest
and most enthusiastic political meeting ever
! held in Willows was addressed tonight by
Hon. A. r. Conklir, Republican nominee
for Lieutenant-Governor,a and Hon. J. J. De-
| Haven, Republican nominee for Congressman
from the Third District.
DIXON, October 11th.-Hon. Barclay Heu-
| ley, G. J. Carpenter, ex- Governor Irwin and
| a portion of the county ticket addressed the
people here tonight.
| PETALUMA, October 11th.-A meeting is
being held at the theater, addressed by Hon.
! Dennis Spencer, Democratic candidate for
| joint Senator Of the counties of Naps, Lake
and Sonoms, and Hon. j. K. Luttrell.
Ja5iIant Democrats.
NAPA, October 11th.-The election news
| from Ohio has made the Democrats here r.
| ioice. They are nov firing cannon in homer
Of the victory.
| PETALUMA, October 11th.-The Democrats
are demonstrating their qualification tonight
over tie victory in Ohio by firing Gamer,
! bonfres, etc.
! VIRGINIA New. October 1lth.-There is
| firing of cannon this evening and great re.
! joicing among the Democrats over the news
| from Ohio.
Held TO Answer-Casc Dismissed.
| SANTA ANA, October 11th.-The exsmina-
| ton of f. NJ. Davidson on charge of as.
sault TO commit murder in shooting into a
! Chinese wssh-house at Orange on the night
| of September och, was concluded here to.
day, he being held to appear, with bonds
! fixed at $500. The examination Of Davi ison
and others on q charge of killing Chinamsn
at Bulwen Point the same night will be com
menced tomorrow morning, and will prob
| ably occupy several days. 1t will be impos-
| sible to judge of the probable result until all
the evidences is in.
! In the examination Of the Spanisrd at San
juan Capistrano, charged with killing boy,
the case was dismissed, it being shown that
the boy died from disease
The Insane Asylum.
! STOCKTON, October l1th-Tha Direct ors of
the State Insane Asylum met yesterday in
regular session. There were present Messrs.
| Watt, Cutting, McLennan, Harvey and
| Doak. De. G. y. Shurtlef, Superintendent
| Of the institution, reported the number Of pa.
| tieats in the asylum August 30Gh TO have been
! 1.lG9; admitted in September, - males and
3 females; discharged, males and 3 females
died, 3 males and L female number Of in.
mates at the present time, 100 males and 1875
! females total, 116 TIE amount received
and paid out for pay patients was $3.50. The
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