Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-24

John M. Mathews Auditor, Waldron Shear;
treasurer, L. A. Redstone; Sheriff, j. M,
Stilss County Clerk, A. A. Stout Assessor,
a. Nj. Couch Tax Collector, Z. j. Herman;
Recorder. Q. M. Etique; City and County
Attorney, j. L. Murphy; Superintendent Of
Lupro; Public Administrator, +. H. Porter
Superintendent Of Public Schools, II. G,
kenne; Joint Senator, james Kidney
Judees-Poiice Court Nc. l, II. M. Webb
No. 2 A. Ii. Moore. The following Super.
visors were noninsted: Eleventh Ward, Rob
ert Brann; Twelfth, f. o. Waite. A Coun
tv Committee OF seven was appointed, az fol
lows John Lee, John Payne. f. o. Waite
Peter Bell, w. Shear, M. Stack. and d
Lippo.
Inc Thirteenth District delegates mad,
legislative nominations as follows: Senator.
&c. w. Goss and Peter Bell. Assembly
men-John Lee, j. C. Moody, C. G. Rod
man and G.. A. Poster.
The joint committee has filed the two va
cancies II the Freehoiders' Commission by
the appointment of L. n. Torrey and Ira T,
Rankin.
The Republican County Convention re.
nominated II. B. Russ as a member CT the
Board of Supervisors. The Convention also
confirmed the several legislative district nom
inatiCns.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 23d.-Tc-night
the Taxpay erS' Autobiography ConveItior
made the following nominations, completing
their municipal ticket: Superintendent oil
Streets. I. j. Lowney; District Attorney,
j. ID. Sullivan City aud County Attorney
William Craig; Police Judges, Hale Riz
and J. N. E, Wilson; Supersisors-First
Ward. }. t. Sullivan Second, D. B. Brown
Third. John Shirly; Fourth, Ches. Burton
Fifth, r. w. Simpson Sixth E. B. Pond
Seventh, J. ID. Grifin Eighth, Samuel Ir
vine; Ninth, George Barlzhart Tenth, Her.
man Rankin; Eleventh. Aaron Doud
Twelfth, b. 2. Moore. The following were
elected members of the County COMMITTEES
d. E. Manning, G. H Powers. Edward T. If,
&. a. Heinlen, DE-. d. I'll. Rogers, James
Davis, A. G. Turner, Alex. Hop, j. Ii. Gy.
satea-, William Winter, Louis Ehlerich. The
Convention then at journed sire die.
SAN FRANCIsoo Ocsober 231.-A mass
meeting was held TO night at Union Hsl.
The attendance was very large. The nestiy 6
was addressed by General RJsecrans, Wash.
ipgton Bartlett and E. S. Lirpist.
Les ANGELES, October 2Sd.-A Renub.
cessiop, was held here tonight. Tie speak.
ers were Henry Edgestou and Attorney
General Hart. A Spanish Republican
meeting YVES also held, at which j. Alexander
Forbes and the local candidates spoke in that
language.
SAN ANDREAs, October 23d.-Thu-vday.
Friday and Saturday nights Page and knight
addressed large and enthusiastic meetings ST
West Point, Sheep Ranch and Murphy's.
WHEATLAND, October 231.-The Repub-
Gcans are holding meeting this evening
Hon J. f. Wenstell, d. A. Pedlar and T.
FL. Greeley are addressing the meeting.
BONNEVILLE, October 231.-A Republican
meeting at Armory Hall this evening was ad
dressed by Hon. NJ. NJ. Estee and othel
speakers.
SANTA Rosa, October 23lL-General Stone
man is holding e re ception tonight of the
Grand Hotel. There were nearly 100 n Ell
end boys in the torch light procession to NEE
him at the depot. He goes to a Democratic
barbecue at Freestone tomorrow.
FOREST CRY, October 23i-Hon. W. W
Morrow arrived here late tonight, and adj
dressed Republican meeting.
LODI (San Jeaqu:n), October 23i.-Hon
Newton Booth and Hor. John L. Swift ad
dressed meeting here tonight.
MARYsvILLE, October 23l.-Charles A
Sumner addressed an open air meeting to
night on the tissues" Of the present cam
paign.
Rio VISTA, October 23l-The Democracy
had MEETING here tonight. The speakers
were L. Z Leake of Dixon, E. G. Dcz:er O
Rio Vista, candidate for the Assembly, auC
Jasper Robinson Of Suisun, candidate fol
District Attorney.
Desperate Deserter-He Dies RatheI
than be Captured.
HEALDsBURG, October 23l. - About Il
o'clock yesterday Henry de Cottaz, a deserter,
WIS shot and killed while resisting United
Stats officers. II seems that he left Ligh.
Battery K, First United States Artillery, last
June, while that body was passing through
this city to Lake county, in command of Ma.
jor Sanger. Since that time our City Mar.
shal had attempted to Grrest him, but being
fired on, abandoned the undertaking rather
than Kill him. After wards Sergeant Whits
and private Gilbert undertook the arrest,
but abandoned it after three shots were fired
upon them, one shot passing through the Ser
geants cap. Saturday morning Sergeant
White arrived on the trsin, accompanied by
Sergeant Whalen, private Olsen and officer
I. W. Fields, Of San Francisco, the latter
coming az a private citizen. At II o'clock
yesterday they surrounded De Cort5z at De-
widerhold's winery. Mr.. Dewiderhold was
shown the proper papers, and then requested
the deserter to surrender, which he refused TO
do. De Cortsz also refused to give himself
up to officer Fields and Sergeant Whalen,
successfully, stating that he would die first.
Officer Fields' request was answered with a
shot. he then ran out of the rear door of
the winery, firing. The shots were returned
by Whalen and O.sea fatally, ole ball pass
ing through De Cortsz's heart. There were
found on his person one Colts navy six. shooter,
five chambers CT which had been emp.ied
at the posse; also a Smith & Wesson
six,shooter, two chambers of which had
been emptied, also st the arresting party.
The body now lies st the Morgue here,
dressed and cofined, and the officers are
awaiting orders. The deceased was % years
old, and native of Frauce
The community has besn further excited
by the reported sudden death of one of cur
candidates for tie Legislature. Tee rumor,
however, was set st rest by dispatch from
the alleged deceased.
Successful Ejectmcnt.
NEVADA, Octcb;r 23i-Sheriff Tompkins
left here early this morning for North Bloom
field with a posse of four men, for the pur.
pose Of ejecsing Francis Blsin from land
owned by the North Bloomfield Mining Com
pany. Blain has lived on the GROUND fer
nearly five years. and Notwithstanding he hl s
been repeatedly asked to move has AWAY re.
fused. TIE property would have become his
IL few days by right of possession for five
years. Ga Saturday last the Sheriff went to
B.oonfisld TO serve writ Of restitution on
Blair. TIE latter swore he would kill the
tTst man who attempted TO cjsct him, aad
the Sheriff. upon trying to secure deputies,
could not find man in the place who would
90 with him. Bisin Is regarded as iesL err
ate m2a in his locality. He was once en-
TRIAL for killing man. When the Ulcers
approached his place this morning, he came
cut and surrendered his arms, and the affair
was settlsd without resortiog to violence.
The Cummings Hurdcrcrs.
NEVADA, October 23i. - Patterson and
Dorsey. Who robbed the Eureka stage and
killed William Cummings, near this city,
three years ago last month, arrived here last
evening. They were brought up By Detec
tives Lees and Aull. At the depot crowd
of 200 or 800 psople, who had in soE.e way
obtained information that the prisoners would
arrive, gathered for the purpose Of getting a
lock at the men. Patterson ard Dorsey,
with the fficsrs in charga. and Sheriff Fomp-
kirs, entered hack and drove rapidly to the
jail, followed by lsree number of people
who ran after tie carriage, all eager 20 Glitch
glimpse Of the criminals. II had been
feared by some that an attempt would be
made to nab the prisoners, but not the
slightest dem onstration was made il that
direction. Ths Cummings murder ia the all
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