Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-09


Schooner stranded-Accident.
SAN FRANCISCO, june sth.-Captain w. 3.
| Fenwick, of the British steamship Strath-
airly, was released from custody to-day on
filing bonds in the sum of S., 900, with George
| Loring Cunningham, of the firm of Macon
| dray Co.. and Julius Bose, of the Golden
Gate Market, as sureties. The Captain was
arrested on charge of bringing more than
the legal allowance of passengers into port
on his recent voyage from HongkoDg. The
| time for the preliminary examination of the
defendant before United States Commits.
sioner has not been fixed, because his attor.
ney, Milton Andres, is absent from the city.
1t appears that the Strathairly was chartered
| at Hongkong to proceed to this port with
cargo Of coolies and merchandise thence to
Honolulu, with goods, and thence to Hong
/ kong to load for San Francisco with o cargo
of coolies, etc. Under the present circum-
stances it will be difficult for the vessel to
| comply with the terms of its charter salts
factorily to the charterers. It is stated that
the charterers received S45 per head for the
| 1,056 Chinese recently landed in this city,
making total of $47, so receipts from this
source, aside from freight. The Government
claims for infraction Of the laws. if enforced,
will materially lessen the profits of the
voyage.
The schooner NJ. Mangels went ashore on
the OCEAN Deacn, SOUGu VI tuc Siiu 1IOubc,
| last night, and remains there. The stranded
vessel Is forty.one tons register and from this
port.
Early this morning while George Hunter
was working at the California Cracker Com
pany's bakery, his left hand was caught be.
tween cogwheels and severely lacerated. The
injuries were dressed ct the City Receiving
Hospital.
Grand Grove, u. A. O. DETECTION Of
officers.
SAN Francisco, June 6tb.-The following
| Grand Officers have been elected by the
Grand Grove, U. A. y. D.: Noble Grand
Arch. Philip Rohrbscher. San Joaquin Grove,
No. 9, Stockton Deputy Grand Arch. GEE.
Washington Beckham, Elvin Grove, No. 16,
San Francisco; Grand Secretary, Henry A.
Chase (re-elected). Laurel Grove. No. II, San
Francisco Grand Treasurer. Charles Weber
IRE electedj, Eureka Grove, No. 4, San Fran.
cisco; Grand Guardian, A. Bonne.ti, Calico
| Grove, No. 81, San Francisco; Grand Repre-.
sentatives to the Grand Grove of the United
| States--H Vedova, Calico Grove, No. 81,
San Francisco James E. Wolfe, Laurel
| Grove, No. II, San Francisco Trustees-E.
Maginnis. Edwin Grove, No. 16 John Bitter,
Schiller Grove, No. IL; F. Staud. San Fran
| cisco Grove, No. 8. San Francisco. The
bonds of the Grand officers were fixed IS fol.
| lows Grand Secretary, IS 600 Grand Treas.
urer, S. 600; Trustees, 80. 900 each.
The Democracy-The Convention Prac.
tlcally In Session.
| SAN Francisco. June Sth.-A large pro-
| portion of the delegates to the Democratic
| State Convention are now in this city. Care.
| full comparisons show that Hearst's strength
is about sixty short of enough to nominate.
The forces of Johnson, Taylor, Berry and
Stonemsn are combining against him. Know
-. 81 H., Is s,f,
| ton justifyipg the conclusion that Hearst's
| strength has reached its maximum-at least
| fifty short of the nomination. The same
| high authority claims to be prepared to say
| that the great prize lies between johnson
and Stoneman. Arrangements are being
made to combine the strength of Berry and
Stoneman, giving all to the one having tie
best chance of success. Practically the Con-
vention is now in session here. Clay w.
Taylor has rooms at the Palace, Hearst at
No. 60 Nevada Block, and johnson at large
It is said here that if Hearst is beaten in the
| Convention he will make record of submits
sion to the will of the majority certain to
place him in the lead for United States Sen.
ater, If the Democrats have the call In the
Legislature Of 1885.
Nine Hundred More Chinesc-Dividend
Declared.
SAN Francisco, june Sth.-The Coptic,
the new steamer of the Occidental and Orien-
tai line. arrived from Hongkong to-day, with
over 900 Chinese passengers, and the yellow
flag flying.
The Silver King Mining Company declares
dividend of % cents per share.
Days Deaih-Unsatisfactory Regatta.
San Francisco, June 8th. - Fourteen
deaths were reported to-day at the Health
Office.
The regatta to-day between the Nellie and
Fleur de Lis proved very unsatisfactory. and
resulted in the latter yacht suffering q signal
defeat. Before the course bad been sailed
over, the Fleur de Lis gave up the race,
much to the disgust Of her hackers and spec
tators.
An Anti.Chinese Gatherings Court Adj
j0urned.
SAN FRANcIsco, june 8sh.-To-night 8
large and enthusiastic meeting Of citizens OPP
posed to Chinese was held in Workmen's
Hall, on the corner of Mission and Thirtieth
streets, Justin Mccarthy presiding. Frank
Rooney, of the League of Deliverance, Mr..
Troy and others addressed those present in
relation to the Chinese aud the object Of the
League of Deliverance, after which the meet.
ing adjourned.
Judge Wilson has adjourned Department
One of the Superior Court until July 18th.
Mining Company Incorporated-The Mo-
roney Case.
SAN Francisco, June Ssh.-The Reddipg
Mining Company has been Incorporated, to
operate in Sierra county. Capital stock,
81, 000, 900.
Two more jurors were obtained to-day in
the case of John Moroney, charged with an
assault to murder d. J. Murphy. Eight
jurors have thus far been impaneled. An
other venire of rs jurors has been ordered
made, returnable on Monday.
Republican Club Meeting.
SAN Francisco, June Sth.-A meeting of
the Second Ward Republican Cub was held
to night, for the purpose of consideration
Of the plan presented by the County Com
mittee for the organization of the Republican
party of this city. The plan suggested was
taken up by sections and considered. A reso-
luton congratulAting the Republicans of
Oregon upon their recent victory was adopted.
Allowed to Deck-IDformation Filed.
SAN FRANCISCO, June sth.-The steamer
Coptic. which arrived here to-day from Hong
kong, after being detained some time by the
Quarantine Officer. was allowed to dock. Her
passengers will be permitted to land to-mor-
row. The vessel was found to be in clean
condition. Two passengers were sick, but
examination proved that they did not have
smallpox.
The District Attorney to-day fled the fol-
lowing informations in the Superior Court:
Department Eleventh. B. Harrison, assault
to murder; Rabazzi Guisype, grand larceny
All Wah, felony. Department Twelve-R.
Mainort. assault to murder All Sing, felony;
joseph Garcia, assault to murder.
Compromise Water Order-women's Pro-
tecfive League.
SAN Francisco, June 8th.-To-morrow q
special meeting Of the Supervisors has been
called by Mayor Blake, to consider the COM
promise water order said to have been agreed
upon by the Supervisors in caucus. The
compromise order allows the Spring Valley
Water Works 1000 month for water fur
nished for family uses in all public buildings.
The Women's Protective Leagas held o
meeting to day, at which 3 constitution was
read by the Secretary, and the general plan
| and purpose of the organization explained
and discussed.
Murder Trial-League Of Deliverance.
| SAN FRAscIsco, June Ssh.-The trial of
| John B. Troy, charged with the murder Of
his brother, was called to-day before Judge
| Ferral.
Last night Branch No. Q, League of De.
| liverance, was organized at the corner OF
| Bartlett and Twenty.fifth streets. A large
number Of persons attached themselves to
the League.
THE general agent for the sale Of the Star
| chewing tobacco for the Pacific coast, Mr..
w, II. McAllister, 206 Front street, San
Francisco, Cal thus speaks of the Great
| German Remedy: 81 was tortured with
| pain from acute rheumatism, and cared not
| whather lived or died I tried the remedy