Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-29


of Damages Sustained by the Supreme
Court-A Republican Club Disbands-
suuday.scheoI Union Picnic-Efc.
| ESPECIAL. DIST ,TcHgs TO THE RECORD UNIoSl
Autobiography MISREPRESENTATION In.
dOrsed.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2Sths-An anti
monopoly meeting was held on Market street
to.niobt- At which Denis Kearney was chosen
| temporary Chairman. The object Of the
meeting was stated, when g resolution to the
| following effect was offered by the Chairman
and adopted:
| Resolred That this meeting, representing as it
| does the antmonopoly sentiments OF the people of
the State indorse the nominations OF General Stone
| man John Daggett, John R. Sharpstein, Erskine
| NJ Ross J. W. Mccarthy and w. l. Wiley, and that
| committee of three consisting OF Joseph Tlden,
George Ross and T. Collins, be selected to nvesti.
yate the charges made AZ inst some OF the nomi-
nees such committee to report at the next meeting.
On motion, it was resolved to request
Kearney to stump the State for General
| Stoneman, not as Democrat, but as an
| anti monopolist. Kearney announced that
| he was willing to stump the State for Gen
| eral Stoneman. A resolution condemning
the Examiner for taking from the head of its
| columns the name of the Democrationominee
for [Governor was adopted. The following
named permanent officers were elected
| President. Denis Kearney; Secretary, Jere
Kurly Treasurer, M. j. Kelly Sergeant.
alarms A. Chisholm.
A Republican Club Disbands-Sunday
school Union Picnic and Festival.
SAN Francisco, June 2Sth.-The Eighth
Ward Tenth DISTRICT Republican Club held
meeting last night, and resolved to disband.
Previous to doing so the Club approved the
action of the County Committee calling for a
reorganization throughout the city.
The eighth annual picnic and festival of
the Sunday School Union will be held in
Woodward's Gardens. A fine literary and
musical programme hes been prepared. The
net proceeds will be given to the Ladies Pro-
lection and Relief Society, the Orphan Asy.
lum, Boys and Girls Aid Society, and Little
| Sisters Infant Shelter.
The Republicans.
SAN Francisco, June 2Sth.-The Republi.
cans are said to be losing confidence in the
short campaign theory. and now desire a
| nominating Convention before the date
already fixed upon. The Republican State
Central Committee will probably consider the
matter. Mayor Blake. ex.Chief Justice
Rhodes, NJ. M. Estee, John +. Swift, Con-
gresham Page and c. n. FELTON,. are men.
toned SIS canQl0at6S IOT UONeTQOT on Jle Ne
publican ticket Henry Edgerton and Hon.
+. McM, Shaftsr are talked Of as candidates
on the Republican ticket for Congressman at
large.
State Convention of the Prohibition Re.
form Party.
SAN Francisco, June 2Sth.-On the 18th
Of July there will be held in this city State
Convention of the Prohibition Reform party.
The object of the meeting is to nominate
temperance ticket.
League Meetings-RumOr Declared 10 be
UnfOunded.
SAN Francisco, June 2Stb.-Several meet
ings were held tonight by the Branch Leagues
of Deliverance and Anti-C Chinese Leagues.
The meetings were generally well attended.
General Stoneman is authority for the
statement that the rumor of his demanding
the withdrawal Of certain candidates On the
State ticket is entirely without foundation.
He said it would be unbecoming in him to
interfere in any way with the ticket, and he
certainly will not.
Verdict Of Damages Susfained-Assess.
ment Levied.
SAN Francisco, June 2Sth.-A year ago
last March Mrs. Eliza A. Cook obtained q
verdict in Department Four of the Superior
Court of this city against the Clay-street Hill
Railroad Company of $1,000, for the death
of her husband John H. Cook, who was
killed by collision of one of the defendants
cars on which he was riding, with an express
wagon, between Dupont and Kearny streets,
on the 14.h of June, 1880. Messrs. Estee &
Boalt, attorneys for the corporation, moved
for new trial on the ground of insufficiency
of evidence to justify the verdict and errors
in law occurring daring the trial. Judge
Hayne after hearing arguments by defend
ants attorneys and II. G. Newhall and Z. n.
Deuprey on behalf of plaintiff, denied the
motion. The defendant appealed from this
decision to the Supreme Court. The appeal
was heard in Department Two of that
tribunal, and to-day the judgment was
affirmed, Justice Myrick writing the opinion,
and Justices Thornton and Sharpstsin con.
curing.
The Orc Mining Company have levied an
assessment of 10 cents per share.
DefraudIng the Revenue.
SAN Francisco, June 2ssh.-For some
time past United States Deputy Marshal
Charles Favor has suspected that there was
something irregular going on at the Milwau-
kee brewery, on Seventh street, between
Brannan and Townsend. This morning he
disguised himself as an honest workipgman,
and proceeded to the brewery at an early !
hour. He was rewarded for his trouble by
seeing one of the proprietors of the brewery,
Frederick Lonlenn, peel new internal reve.
them with old stamps. Immediately there
after the other proprietor of the establish
ment, William T. Garms drove in the old
stamps which covered the spigot. After wit
Messing two such operations Mr.. Favor told
the proprietors to consider themselves under
arrest, and demanded of Lonlern the old
stamps which he had in his pocket Where.
upon the latter took a quantity of stamps
from his pocket and began tearing them up
This operation was speedily stopped, and the
Deputy picked up the pieces. He then es
corted the p-oprietors to the office of the
United States Marshal, and they were re-
leased from custody upon giving bonds in the
sum of $1,000 each, with August Bienan-
bach, Henry Eastman and Frank Lex as
sureties. The brewery was seized, locked up
and all work suspended by order of Internal
Revenue Collector Hanson, to await judi.
cial investigation.
ter-AnGther Pestponement.
SAN Francisco, June 2Sth.-The funeral
of George WOODBURY. Scott, one of the unfor-
tunate victims of the FELTON, accident, will
take place TO- morrow from the Howard Pres
byterian Church. Mission street.
The trial Of John Maroney upon charge
of assault with intent to murder d. j. Muir
ply was to-day again postponed in Depart
ment Eleven of the Superior Court until
Thursday, the b h OF july.
Departure OF Chinese No jurisdiction.
SAN Francisco, June 2Sth.-rhe steamer
City of Toxic, which sails for Chila next
Saturday, will carry away a large number of
Cinnamon. About half thu Chinese going
home procure registration papers permitting
them to return to this oou TRY. The other
half, for various reasons, do not wish to re.
turn.
The United States authorities have decided
that they have no jurisdiction in the matter
of Captain Roper cutting off the cue of one
of his Chinese passengers while on the high
seas.
steamers Due.
SAN Francisco, June 2Sth. The steamers
Belgic and Scraps, both from HopgkoDg
with coolies, are due here Tomorrow.
THE PLYMOUTH Rock EN.-Ameri-
cans can justly be proud of their achieve.
ments in the improyement of live stock