Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-04

total cost OF the work for the wear was 81 06q SO
The Grand Worthy Secretary reported that there
are now 1o, 2l9 active male members of the Order in
the State, and 1854 female The Order owns fif,y.
two halls OF an aggregate value Of s42 O00 and the
total property OF the Order is valued at Sl00,e0
The Grand Lecturers delivered ,24j lectures dur
ing the year. About 233, $50 copies OF the Rescue
the official journal of the Order, were distributed
since the last meeting Of the Grand Lodge.
W. II. Hills, Niles Searls.W d. Gould, Jesse Var.
nell and others addressed the meeting.j s,.-.
tiss -. sfsECoND DIsPATCH.ls 49,
SAN7FRAKcIsco October 3d.-The Grand Lodye Of
Good Tempiars reassembled this morning. The re-
port Of representatives 70 the Grand Lodge shows
that the total membership 29l COO with the Order
spreading over the United tates, Canada, Great
Britain, continental Europe and Australia. Reso.
utions were adopted fsvoring legal prohibtion and
calling upon members to vote only for men with q
party that viii favor the entire suppression Of the
liquor traffic. A Special committee was appointed
to investigate the purchasing accounts of the Board
Of lady managers OF the Orphans Home, with a
view to determining as TO the economy Of the ad-
ministration.
The evening session was devoted to the eonsid.
erati Of the claims of the Orphans Home About
five acres OF lind contiguous to the Home was do
mated, in additiOn'to various su rs of money.
The Yellow Fever Victims.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 3d-Joseph Anrellotti.
OF San Rafael well known as the pioneer proprietor
of the Marin Hotel at San Rafael, g among the vie
Tins OF the yellow fever at Quay mas. Among the
AIneIlCtllS ih hlEtttAn Wlen the lever broke out
S. G. Little, President o; the Bank Of Dixon
Peter Timm and Jacob Rohwer, two farmers also
OF Dixon. When last heard from they had been
sick with the fever and were recovering, brs the
last steamer brought no further intelligence and
their friends have been Unable to get any reDly to
kilograms of inquiry. he condition of affairs on
the quarantined steamer Newbern is unchanged.
The siskiyou County Fair.
YREKA October 3d.-The races to-day att acted
very good attendance considering the threat ening
weather and it being the first day. The track was
little heavy from the rains of the past few days
else better time could have been made. Til, first
event was trotting race, three in five contes ed by
Professor, SiphOn and Alta. 1t conceded by the
attendants that Professor would win, and no one
ventured to bet against him. Alta was the refer.
ence over Sphon. The first heat was won b. Pro-
fessOr in 2:52, Siphcn second. The judges cliimed
that Professors trotting was not square. The sec
ond heat was closely contested, Siphon crowd
ing Professor, and would have won the heat
had Professor trotted honestly. The Judges
ruled out Professor, and declared Alta dig
tanced, giving the heat to Sipbon. Time, 2:56L
SIphon then logged his third miie in 3:l7 to com
plete the race, and WIS declared winner IheOwper
of Professor with his friends greatly dis satis-
fled, but race men generally consider the ridges
decision just. The next was half.mile and repeat
running race contested by Jim Lick, Up ami Up,
Della Walker and Roudo. Della Walker VI the
favorite, winning the first heat in 80 Roudo sec
ond, Up and Up third, and Jim Lick fourth. The
second heat was also won by Della Walker II :56I;
n.
the order the last heat. Considerable
money changed hands on this race Articles are
coming into the Pavilion fast, and 1t will be well
filled by to morrow nOen. There is also a fai dis
play of premium stock at the fair grounds. The
weather looks like clearing up, and the oityis filed
with people from the adjoining country.
The Monterey County Fair.
SALINAS, October 3D. first race was cali ed to-
day at P n for all horses in the district that have
never trotted for money, Tor purse OF Sl50 three
in five. first horse, 500 second so; third $40
II. Traeys b. G. Bill Cady was withdrawn afttr the
first heat, leaving the contest between J. Cochran's
Al Sanborn. z. Hebsrt's Patchen May, and Sargent
Brothers Alice H. The race was won by Alice Fl.
in three straight heats. Time, 2:j5-25S2-2.53.
The second event wes trottiBg race for purse Of
S205. First horse, Sl25; second, $50; third, $50
best three in five. A. G. Wood entered g. Frank
Charles, NJ. Regan entered 6. &. Sorrel Ben Thomas
Kennedy entered Chicago Frank. Charles was the
fsvorte in the pools and took the first heat in 2455
Sorrel Ben second, Chicago third. The second heat
was won by Chicago in 2:41. The third heat was
won by the same in 2:3S. The same horse took the
fourth heat and the big money in 2:39. Considera-
BILE excitement was developed during the progress of
this as will be observed, the horse VIM ing
this in third IN the first heat, and those
betting on the other horses claim that he should
have been shut out the first heat that the dig
tance observer too slow in dropping his flag At
any rate, the judges decided that he was in the
race.
The Sensational Murder Trial at Los
Angeles.
Los ASeELEs, October 3d.-The examination of
the prisoners u the Amadon case was continued to-
day, but with closed doors. IL is believed that there
is witness testifying that he was present at the
shooting Of Amadon, and that Foster did the deed ;
that Mrs. Amadon and her sister, Miss Greenleaf,
were out all night prior to the shooting ressed in
male attire that they were in a saloon near the
railroad depot, and drank that they fingered about
there until Amadons train arrived, and were with
Foster and man nsned Smith in the road on
which Amadon was compelled to pass 20 reach his
home; that both the females were present at the
shooting. The excitement over the case increases
as the thread is slowly being traced, and it is be-
lieved the end will fasten the guilt where suspicion
now points so clearly upon the wife and her pros
titute friend.
The California state Grange.
SAN JosE Oct Der 3cs-The State Grange res u ned
its session to-day. The order of business was
changed that the election Of officers takes place
Friday morning At the afternoon St sson Brother
Adams gave notice that at the proper time he
would move that the next Grange meeting be held
at Los Angeles Great preparations are beng made
fer the Feast OF Pomons, which will come off Fri.
day evening. 1t will be an Invitation affair.
Gold Coin in q Passenger Car.
SAN JOSE, October 3d.-Jujge Spencer to-day
sustained the demurrer to the complaint in the suit
of County Treasurer lister VS. the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, which practically disposes Of
the case. The suit was brought 60 recover $780, coo
damages for the refusal Of tho defendants con-
ductor TO transport in a passenger car Id coin
amounting to S9 9j2 roTn Niles Sacramento to be
deposited in the State Treasury. Judge Spencer iu
sustaining tho demurrer, holds tlat the complaint
does not state the fscts necessary 70 constitute
Of action for the reason that defendant is
bound to transport money In passenger cars, but
he'd right to regard it as freight, and put it in
charge OF the express company.
AIiner Crushed 80 Death
YREKA, October 3d.-A miner named Hiram w
Doty was killed in DRIFT near Sswyers Bar by the
slipping Of spiling from the cup, letting 500
pounds of rock fall on him breaking his neck ripht
arm and right leg, besid-s badly bruising hz body
He was hig y respected as q good citizen and came
from Greece, n. Y, in Is Z. he was so years of
age.
UnInOwn EIan Badly Hurt.
MERGED, October 3d-A man supposed to belong
to the circus, and thought to be of their work
men, was und on the side OF the track to-day in
iured ard in=ensible. He was picked up and
brought here He remains insensible at TIE Eagle
Hotel He is badly crushed and lacerated about the
head and shoulders. There is nothing about him
by which his name can be learned.
Suicide OF an Old Citizen.
HoIlIsrER, October 3d-Thonas Francis White.
side, an old and highly respected citizen of this
place, committed suicide early yesterday morning
by shooting himself through the head. There is no
doubt that he was insane when the deed was COM
mtted, he has been in poor health and spirits for
months past, and has given frequent evidences Of
insanity. he leaves wife and eight children. De-
ceased was member Of san Bsnito Lodge, F. and
A. NJ: also OF San Benito Lodge, A. o. U. W, by
which order he was buried to-day.
Arrest of TraIups.
MERGED, October 3d.-SeventeeD tramps were ar
rested here this morning, on the arrival Of the
south-bound freight train, and placed IN jail. One
OF them had on bis person about SIS in money and
other valuahes Some Of the party are wanted in
StanisIaus county.
Not m EnusuaI Occurrence.
OF Nellie S. who took part in the buggy race last
Saturday during the fair, publicly ayowed on the
street to-day that he sold the 10 citizen Of
San Jose for s5oe. At the time Of the race much
dissatisfaction expressed because Nellie S. who
was regarded the fastest horse, did not win. IL
hright's avowatwas caused by refusal OF this A.
leged citizen to come to time. He says he has 40
reputation to lose and that he entered the raee to
make what he could.
Trouble ever Dice Game.
STOCKTON, October 3d-A report comes % sae city