Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-30
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The State Prohibition Convenfion-NOm
nations.
SAN Francisco. September 29sh.-Ths
Prohibition Convention had very lively
session this morning. The discussion Of tie
Sunday law plank of the platform occasionso
most of the row. A number of delegates
have Withdrawn on account of the eviden'
intention Of the majority to run straight
ticket.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
SAN Francisco, September 29sh The
Prohibition State Convention has Nominated
DIR. K. II. Med maid, Of San F,aDcisco. fol-
Governor. and William Sims, of Yolo county
for Lieutenant Governor.
THIRD DISPATCH.l
SAN FRANeIsco, September 29.h.-Th,
Prohibition State Convention has made tn,
following nominations Secretary OF State
NJ. G. Winchester, of Yolo; State Controller
ohm NJ. Rhodes. of Yolo; State Treasurer
Adam Bayne, of San Jose; Attorney Gen
eral, Will D. Gould. of Los Angeles; Sur
veyor. General, i. X. Hill. of Marysyille
Superintendent of Public Instruction, Pro
feIsor Grant, of Yolo county.
The Two Republican Conventions.
SAN Francisco, September 29.b.-Botl
the Republican County Committee Conven
ton and the Ward Club Presidents ConVen
ton lie ,ouvened to night, but no nomination
wers made By either. In response to writ
ten communication, signed by Governor Per
kins, Senator Miller, Horace Davis, ex-Gov
ernor Low and P. B. Cornwall, earnestly de
| firing the two Conventions to compromis
| their differences and unite, each Conyentio
| appointed committee to confer, having il
view an anqicable adjustment of the pres IN
| difficulty. The Ward Club Presidents Con
vention appointed the following commit ,e
L. +. Preston, j. w. Shsffer, j. Simpson, J
j. Blattner, Amos Currier. The Coun :
Committee Convention appointed w. H. L
Barnes, r. II. Lloyd, 7. b. Shannon, VIM
Carter, .. l.. Theller. These commit ee
will meet tomorrow at noon, and endss vo
to effect a compromise between the tw
wings.
Fall of Briekiayer Divorce Suits.
SAN Francisco, September 29th -Abou
| II o'clock this morning, while Frederic
S,ask was at work bricklsyipg for ,lsco
Hsaf, 10 the third story of the building beiD
| erected on Davis street, near California,
| beard covering hatchway broke and pre-
| cip:tstsd the unfortunate man to the gTouL
| f,or. S AK was picked up in an uncor
| sciouI condition and was removed to the Ger
tral Hospital He sustained fracture of til
| ~ sua terrible bruise Of the head. Hi
It covsiy, however, Is assured The il jure
Gan cane from Germany but four month
age, and had just sent to the old country fo
| his vile and children.
More than ii ty divorce quits have been b.
| gun in the Superior Court so far this montl
a Timely Eescuc-wheeIer, The strange.
SAN FRAEClsCo, September 29th.-Fiy
uen, who were OF sinking sioop, Wei
! picked up tonight by the steamer Bay Git
opposite Goat Island. The men had taken I
tie water, but we're rescued just in time.
Wheeler, the stranger, Will be senieEcs
| tomorrow morning..
ipj junction Dssmissed-snit Commep Geo
SAX Francisco, September och. TIL
Court to-day dismissed the Injunction of Ca
ifOrnia Council Of Chosen Friends.
The Pacific Bank has commenced ST
against Degener & Co., to recover their note
taken from the bank by Helmeich & Hanser
and returned By thea to Dsgerer Il Go.
Terrible Fell Of Boy.
SAN FRANoIsco. September 29th.-A la
named Ruby Peterson, aged years, fell owe
o C iff at Telegraph Hill tonight. He e
and rolled distance of nearly go feet ii
skull was fractured and lis body Daily mar
eled. The boy ia still alive, bat ais death
expected hourly.
Death I'm Bath-Tub.
! SAN FRANCISCO, September 29th.-To-da
| Mrs. Charlotte Nj. fletcher, widow, who wit
her daughter kept lodging. h ouse at 10G
Market street. left her home, saying that I'll
wss going out TO take BATH. Shs reacke
the Sanitaridm Baths at North Beach a
moor. Late in the afternoon she had nt
come out of toe bathroom, end one OF "a
employees knocked at the door, bat falling e
receive a reply, looked over the partition an,
discovered Mrs. Fischer dead il the bAth,tub
which wa full of water. Deceased wss
native of France, AZ years of age. The Lac,
had been much depressed for several days
and had limited at suicide.
The "Posi" Again In Csurt-MorfatIfl
RcpOri-The Pacific Bank Checks.
SAN FRANCISCO, Septeui Der 29Sh.-Williau
B. Lawlor has brought suit against the Pos
Publishing Company fer $4,000 damages
for charging that plaintiff and another perso,
rsn hasus mint.
0ne hundred and FIVE deaths were reported
the past week at the Board O. Health-G;
males and ~ females, as against 81 last yea
at the same time
a suit has been commenced by the Pacific
Bank to recover POSSESSION Of the notes taker
from them by Hansen, the broker. O.tc
Arnold, ole OF HanseDs sureties, withdrew
to-day as a bondsman, aud delivered Hansen
UD, However Hansen obtained new bonds