Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-12

| Among the fuba county DemocFhts-
The Cable Railway Systematic.
| fLAsT NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION
CALIFORNIA.
The Democracy-DelegatesC Chosen to thu
| State Convention.
| OAKLAND, June 1lth.-The Democrat,
| Convention Of Alameda county met yester
day in this city, and elected the following
delegates to the Democratic State Conven
ton: Alameda township-William Gibbon
Brooklyn township-F. M. Tarple. Eder
township-R. NJ. Rawson, San Leandro
Murray towaship-A. j. Mcneil. Oakland
| Township-R. J. Beeby. City of Oakland
First Ward, NJ V. O'Brien, T. J. Moran
Second Ward, d. j. Uutram Third Ward
j. j. White; Fourth Ward, P. Scully
Fifth Ward. John Hackett; Sixth Ward
| Charles McCleverty; Seventh Ward, I. w
| Badger. Washington township-Ge George IL
Waggoner. The Convention then proceeded
to the election of six delegates at large. Tht
| following named were elected: j. @. Martin
| ID. S. Hirschberg, Isrsel Lawton, j. G. Hays
7. c. Coogan, James Fitzsimmons.
STOCKTON, June 11th.-The following dele
gates were elected yesterday. all favorine
| Stoneman for Governor, and f. 7. Baldwin
at large-D. j. Oullahan, A. G. Paulsell ane
j. II. Budd. For the Supervisor districts
| K. w. Tully, Alonzo Rhodes, D. S. Terry
| J. d. Gull, G. Grattan, w. H. Snow, S. L.
Magse, j. c. Thompson, James A. Shepherd
| Thomas Fl. Williams, Jr. Delegates for the
Joint Senatorial Convention for San Joaquin
and Amador counties-P. Fee, J. n. Woods
w. G. PHELPS. J. w. Fitzgerald, G. Ludwig
At large-B. Buckley, D. Harrison, A
| Leitch.
| BENIcIA, June 11th.-Following are thu
delegates elected: George Roe, Ed. McGetti
gan, John Callander, John Monahap, f.
| Wynn, Ed. Z. Lsske, j. r. Wolfskili, A
| Goodyear, J. ii. Barrett, L. G. Duzier, FL
how they stood for Governor, but they art
supposed 10 favor different candidates. The
Convention also elected Frank O'Grady, J
| +. Hayes, John Nunan, Thomas Mcdonald
| T.. i. D. Hastings. Mr.. Clyna, w. J. Dob
bins, John Sweeney. j. H. Barrett, Z. c.
| Dozier and VIM. Forney delegates to the
Congressional Convention.
MARYsvILLE, June 11th.-The Yuba Coun
| ty Democratic Committee met last evening
and elected the following delegates to the
State Convention d. a. Ostrom, DAME
Mcdonald. Thomas Farrell, S. M. Bliss
James O'Brien, b. w. Howser and DAME
| Getteps. Two delegates from Smartsville are
| in the hydraulic mining interests, the remain
der are anti. Hydraulic. Both Yuba and Sut
| ter delegations are unpledged. The Suttel
/ delegation il solid for Keyser for Supreme
Judge and Berry for Governor. The Yup,
delegation is disunited.
| Los ANGELES, June 1lth.-The following
| dalaoofas xvera alacfad vactordau.t
R> an, J. G. Morgan, Jacob Kuhrtz. S
Prayer, J. de la LUZ Machado, Sidney Lacey
! T. S. Shaw. L. l.. Bequette, j. B. Holloway
| w. II. Spurgeon, NJ. j. Wicks, II. w. Head
J. de Barth Shorb, S. NJ. White, Theodor,
Lynell. A resolution was adopted that tn,
sentiment Of the Democracy of Los An
eeles county is in favor of the nomination O
General Stoneman for Governor, but NJ
pledge was exacted from the delegates
! Twelve of the delegates are for Sspulyeda anl
three for Ross, for Supreme Court Judge.
SALINAS, June 11th.-The Democrat,
County Convention elected seven delegates
to attend the San Jose Convention. They ar,
instructed to support John Markley for mem
Der of the State Board of Equalization. Fo
| Governor they are said to stand five for John
son, one for Stoneman and one for Hearst.
| SONORA, June 11th.-The delegates to tn,
| OltIc SOnfeutsOu dTt NJ. auCyy L AT
sons, C. II. Livingston, 7. J. Evans, w. N
Harris and w. E. Eichelroth. The delega
ton IS unpledged. Several are supposed t.
| favor johnson for Governor.
| SAN JOSE, June 11th.-The delegation il
composed of the following: w. P. Veuve
| John Moleney. W. B. Shoemaker, NJ Fl. Hy
land, c. W. Guilty, F. NJ. Pfeister. F. Z
Farmer, w. d. Henderson, A. Meuch,- Ii
w. Sesle, J. L. Berry, N. Cillurphy J. G.
Messic, Peter Donnelly. w. l.. Gill wa
chosen delegate at large.
SANTA Rosa, June 11th.-The Democratic
| primaries were very hotly contested here yes
| terday. The opposing tickets were called
"Wsre" and "Laughlin the first for Tenn
pie for Supreme Judge; the last favorable t,
Thompson for Secretary of State. The Gov
ernorship was not an issue in the first pre-
cinct. The Temple party elected FIVE dele
gates, and the Thompson party two. In tn,
second precinct the Temple ticket was en-
tirely successful. The vote in each precinc
was very close. A tota! of 449 votes wal
cast.
| SAN LUIS OBIsPo, June 11th.-At tht
Democratic County Convention yesterday DR.
w. w. Hays, Ernest Graves. d. w. James
J. N. Turner and NJ. Meherin were elected del
| egates to the State Convention and instructed
| to vote for Stonenan first, last and all the
time The delegates appointed by the Cen
trail Committee previously will claim theil
seats in the Convention.
| NEVADA CRY, June 11th.-The Democratic
County Convention elected the following del
egates to the State Convention Niles Searls,
q. w. Cross, j. G.. Coleman, A. B. Dibblee,
| G. Brown, r. T. Smith, G. 5. Brown. ]. f.
Dyer, s. o. Pease, G. w. Giffen and q. Fl.
Mitchell. The delegates go unpledged, save
I'D
Thomas I'll. Carr, of this city. for nomination
to the office of Secretary of Sta'e.
MARTINEZ, June 11th.-At the Contra
rem B. English, NJ. Flynn, Barry Baldwin,
P. Brown, J. +. S. Smith and J. P. Chismar
were elected delegates to the State Demo
cratic Convention. The candidates go un
pledged except as to Paul Shirley, candidate
| for State Treasurer, who received the unani
nous support of the Convention.
| QUINCY, june 11th.-Plumss county sendl
the following delegates to the Democratic
| State Convention j. d. Goodwin, NJ. B
Bransford, F. B. Whiting and A. Cohn. Tn.
delegation ia solid for J. A. johnson for Gov
ernor and w. w. Kellogg for Secretary O
State.
YREKA, June 18th. = The Democrat,
County Convention elected the followin,
delegates to the State Convention Hon
John Dagget, II. B. ellis, r. o. Dewitt, L
w. Conner, John V. Brown and D. Ream
The delegation is supposed to be divided be
tween johnson, Berry and Taylor.
VIsALIA, June 1th.-The following dele
gates have been elected to the San Jose Con
vention: w. S. Merton, A. J. Scoggins, S
2: Curtis. A. H. Broder. s. M. Gillian
Henry Hunsaker N. o. Bradley and Thoma
Fowler. They are all anti.monopoly in senti
ment and favor General Stonemap for tn
FIRST choice Berry fo- the second.
UK1AH (Mendocino county,, June 11th.-
The Democratic primaries were held here
yesterday. A large vote was pelied. TIL
! county is anti-Hearst.
PErALuMA, June 11th.-The following dele
gates have been elected M. Walsh, Johl
] Merritt, A. Ward, III. Schierhold, Jane
Kenneally, Geo. w. Graves, H. Gerckins
John Sales, A. Cereghino, A. Goatler.
Caribaldl Memorial Services.
SAN Francisco, June 11th.-The funera
demonstration held here to-day, under tn
auspices of the italian residents of the city
in honor CT the memory of the late Genera
Garibaldi, was very imposing. The variou
Italian civic and military organization
turned out in full force to show the respec
due the memory of the departed. Other ma
tionalities also united in paying honor to tn
dead italian patriot, number of secietie
joining in the procession, and participating
in the exercises. The procession, which wa
nearly mile in length, and consisting
of FIVE divisions, after marching througl
number of the principal streets, pro
ceeded to the Grand Opera House, where tn
exercises were held. An appropriate funera
grafton was delivered by l.. h. Pratt, ant
musical and other exercises were held. Tn
catafalque was accompanied by about twent.
pall.bearers. The several Italian Societie
had borne in front of them some elaborated.
designed and executed floral emblems an,
notices, commemorative of the life ant
deeds Of Garibaldi. The streets wer
thronged for several hours, and the process
sion was witnessed by rot less than 50,00
neonla during its route. Many residences 9