Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-23
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.
George w. Humphreys, painter. Satur-
day night, while in saloon on Clay street,
between Montgomery and Sansome, was
accidentally shot in the leg by pistol in
the hands of an acquaintance.
The Yorktown celebration by the Sons
of Revolutionary Sires was held Thursday
night. President A. C. Taylor made an
address. Nsllie Holbrook read poem, and
A. b. Venable was the orator of the even
ing.
1t is said that Sutro & Co. have pur.
chased a controlling interest in the Omni-
bus Railroad, and that the cars of the line
will hereafter be run by electrical motors.
1t Is claimed they will work a saving OF
Sc, coo month.
The kakalau Plantation Company has
incorporated to do 3 plantation business IN
the Hawaiian islands. Directors-Claus
Spreckels, VIM. Center, Claus Mangels,
Nicholas Ohlandt and Claus A. Spreckels.
Capital stock, $1,000 900, divided into
lo,o0o shares of q par value of 500 each.
All Hop. q Chinese clam. digger, was ad.
United into the Receiving Hospital to be
treated for an injury to his right eye, which
he said had been produced by a white bow
who fired shot at him with fowling
piece while ne was digging CLAIMS on the
beach. Several grains Of bird shot entered
the Chlnaman's eye, destroying the sight
boy named Walter Brand, aged l6 years,
was arrested and charged with having fired
the shot. The prisoner claims that the
shot was fired by a Chinaman.
The Executive Committee of the Colored
Citizens State Union met Friday to perfect
the State ticket. The following were
elected to fill the vacancies caused by the
resignation of members to the late State
Convention George w. Dennis, Jr., A.
! Sampson, A. Loney, A. G. Williams, G..
w. Bell, j. Fletcher Jourdan and Joseph
5. Smith. Communications were received
from the following candidates and placed
on file Democrats, John r. Glascock,
Congressman at large Thomas l.. Thomp.
son, Secretary of State. Republican, VIM.
w. Morrow, Congressman at large.
The trotting race between the three. year.
cid colts for the Stanford stake of So, 500
took place Saturday afternoon. OF the
twenty one entries, all but three had been
withdrawn for various causes, leaving
Governor Stanford's Clay. j. Cairne Smp-
sons Anteeo, and E. Fl. Mlller's Adaire to
contend for the purse. In the pools Clay
brought S25, Adaire S2l, Anteeo IS. The
| first heat was won by Adaire, CLAW second.
Auteeo third. Time, first quarter, 40 sec.
onds; second, 1:lS; third, l:5S; mile,
2:344 The second heat by Clay, Adaire
second, Anteeo third. Time, 1854. The
third heat by Adaire in 2:4O; Clay second,
Auteeo third. The fourth heat and race,
won by Adaire, in 2:3S; Clay second,
Anteeo third. Six. ninths of the purse
went to Adaire, two-pinths to Clay Sec
ond, and one-ninth to Anteeo third.
In the Eleventh District the Democratic
| Clubs have bolted and nominated legisla.
tive ticket as follows For the Senate. M.
| Ault and John O'Brien, butcher of the
Ninth Ward for the Assembly. ex.Assem-
| blyman VIM. O'Connell, Seventh Ward.
and J. J. Mccarthy, of the Tenth Ward :
James Reavy with S. K j. Gumpl and
David kanary, the painter. There was 10
contest except for o1e of the Senatorial
nominations. Ex-Sheriff Desmond was
beaten by O'Brien. In the Twelfth Dis.
trics similar movement is organized to
beat Kelly and Dougherty, the straight
nominees. They will probably nominate
Nj. j. Donovan and J. III. Gilmore. It is
| So's shop piOISsl WIFI OUU SlgQeTS mas
already been sent to the State Central Com.
mittee against the recognition Of Kelly aud
Dougherty. This is larger number of
voters than there is Democratic majority
in the district. The San Mateo delegation
to the Joint Democratic Convention. con.
sidering themselves ill-treated in the nom.
nation OF Lynch on Thursday night, and
| particularly because they were bulldozed
/ 10 harv ha,- IL
test to be presented to the State Central
Committee. All these matters come before
the Executive Committee of that august
body at the next meeting. There are lively
times ahead.
The following drawings have been made
by the Pacific Coast Coursing Club of San
Francisco, for the coming matches of next
| Wednesday and Thursday at MERGED :
Old dogs-Charles Fowler's blue bitch
Delebude against VIM. Halpin's black and
white bitch Culverin; G. o. X. Jeffcott'
brindle andwhite bitch Lady Bird against
Mark Dsvlin's white.and- brindle Chief of
of the Canyon C. o. X. Jeffcott's blue.
and.white dog Spa Boy against Mr.. Shay 8
white bitch Theresa; ]. Eagan's brindle-
and-white bitch Eady Franklin against ].
Z. Pennies fawn dog Duke; T. Cronin's
black-aud-white bitch Minnie against Nj.
| Devlin's black, and white bitch Tampete !;
w. w. Sessions black bitch Maid OF San
francisco against Thomas Brady's white
and; brindle dog Paul Jones John Dug.
| gan's brindle. and white dog FuAheil
against VIM. HaIpin's blue and-white dog
Blue Cloud; John Duggan's brindle, and
white bitch Sallie Henry against ]. c..
Pennies fawn-and-white dog Cherokee ;
ID. l.. Lsvy's fawn.and.white bitch Lady
Place against Charles Fowler's brindle dog
Corronaway; J. G. Pennies black dog
Longfellow against I. Cronin's fawn. and.
white dog Parnell. Puppies Thomas
Brady's black bitch Lady Costello agains..
w. W. Sessions black. and white dog
Chief of San Francisco; P. X. Jacoby' 5
black and. white bitch Casa Maria against
Thomas Brady's white. and brindle dog
Coanaught Ranger; NJ. Galvin's black.
and-white dog Bingo against T. Cronin's
black and white bitch Lily of Killarney ;
]. G. Pennies brindle dog Master Jo
against NJ. Devlin's black. and white dog
Michael Davitt.