Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-13
The Political Campaign.

Hall By the friends of the anti monopoly
movement. The object of the meeting was
to ratify the snti-monopoly nominations made
by the Farmers Convention at Stockton.
Ire meeting was called to order by r. J.
Harrison, and WAS addressed by George
Hewston, j. CLARK, J. L. Doyle, A. B. Web
ster and L. L. Moulton. A strong anti
monopoly platform was read and adopted
The following nominations we're in5orsed /:
Railroad Commissioners = First District,
Charles f. Reed Second, j. I. Dovle .;
Third, w. w. Foote. Board of Equaliz4-
tion-First, james Wilmington; Second, l..
G. Nlorehouse: Third. G. Wilcoxson ;
Fourth, Charles Dana. State Controller, j.
2. Dunn.
The Colored Convention a6journtd sine die
tonight, without making further indorse-
melts or nominations.
At meeting this evening of the Confer
epce Committee appointed to heal the exist.
ing differ ences between the buffers and
Buffers. they selected fifty delegates. as pro-
vided by tbs plan of compromise. The Con.
ventiou will probably convene Saturday
night, organize and make nominations.
SAN Francisco, October 12sh.-The Dem
ocratic County Convention nominated to.
night Washington Bartlett for Mayor, VIM.
NJ Edgar for Auditor, Louis f. Holtz for
Assessor, and w. G. Sessions for County
Clerk. The Convention adjourned until to.
morrow evening.
Los ANGELES. October 18th. - Msssrs.
Glascock and Foo:e ara addressing meeting
here to night.
HANFoRD (Tulare county,, October 12.h.-
Elk. Governor Woods and Colonel Gibson are
speaking here this evening.
HANF I'D, October 12.h.-The Auti-Mo.
nopoly Lesgue Of Tulars County. Major
McQuidGy presiding, met here to-day, and
Endorsed the following candidates Governor,
7, J. MCQ1iddy; Attorney GeEersl, Z. @,
Msr3hall; State Controller. NJ. Z. Morse
Superintendent of Schools, L j. Shelhouse
| Congressman at large, Charles 4. Sun8cl
! and Stephen Mayhel; f0r Fourth D.s.ricr
! z, i. Tully; Railroad Csn,Fui ssioners, A
D. BoreR and j. I. Doyle.
| TRUCKEE, Octobsr 12vh.-The largest and
| most enthusiastic political meeting Of she
| present campaign was held in Hurd's Hal
last night. Al oi tse + publican candidates
| for county offices were here, and they mai(
! things lively. A special train vas ruC frou
/ Boca, ard brought up 2 large crowd. TtG
! psincip2l speaker of the evening was Hen
/ E. w. Roberts, Of Grass Vail-y.
| BcDIE, Oatober u b.-The joint Corver,
ton of Mono and Ioyo counties, to select Z
| Republican caudi ase for che Assembly, Icet
nominated Captain J. NJ. Keller, of Inyo.
The Sapa Insane Asylum.
NApA, October IL h-The regular meeting
of the Trustees of the Insane Asylum was
held to. day. The amount expended on &C.
count of the asylum for tina last month was
Sl4 97S; total number of patients, l. 1SS
Thirty-seven were admitted during the
mouth. Owing 30 tie oveTcrowded condition
of the asy lum the Trustee 5 passed resolution
asking for Superior JUICES Ia counties nea-
est Stockton to commit patients to that a,y'
Ium also that half Of those committed from
San Francisco be taken 30 thai institution.
The Burned 7Tinery-AGOtIIer Account
SANTA Rosa October 12.h -Hoen's winery
at Windsor was destroy ed by fire yesterday
afterroon--a total loss OF $50 000 MIR
Hosn had refused last Saturday to insure III,
property. It Was a clean sweep of his earn
ings for ysars.
Military Guard Celebration.
SAN DIEGO, Ootobar II h.-The first ami
vels2ry Of the admission of the San deg
City Guard 20 the National Guard Of CaifOr
MIA WIS calsbratei to-day By parsde # TIE
Company. The sidewalks were crowded, arc
the corps was greeted with applause all aiora
the line Of march. The appearance of The
company was very fine, and was highly com.
plimented on all sides.
Produce Exchange at Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, October u h.-A Produce
Exchange, with twenty five charter members.
was organized here tonight. The following
officers were elected J. n. VsnBu:s, Presi.
dent; d. E. Miles, Vice President; A.
Haas, Treasurer. Directors-J. G. Demins,
Mr.. Cnyson, j. Loew, f. German and Il.
Newark.
Miners Hurt.
BoDIE, October 12sh.-Tom Joues and T.
S. Iuchfield, miners, were seriously but not
fatally hurt by an explosion of giant powder
caps at thu May Lundy mine. Homer dis
trics, Wednesday morning.
More Rain.
YREKA, October 12th.-A raiu-storrn com.
menced before dark, and is likely to continue
some time.
Convicted OF Arson.
STOCKTON, October 12sh.-Thomas En-
right, young man % years of age, was ye;-
terdsy convicted OF arson in setting fire to q
stack ct straw 10 stable at Lockefo-d N
June 4sh, and which resulted 10 the burning
of seven dwellings. He was intoxicated at
the tina. He will be sentenced Tomorrow.
Freight Train pitched.
FRESNO October 12th.-A freight train,
consisting of an engine aud ten cars, was
ditched near Borden, in this county, yester.
day afternoon, and five fat cars weIe BADLY
wrecked.