Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-11
Grand chapter, Royal Arch AIasons.

CALIFORNIA.
Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons.
g SAN FRANCISCO, April 10sb.-The Grand
chapter of Royal Arch Masons of California
convened to-day, Grand High Priest William
M. Petrie, Of Sacramento, presiding. The
address ct the Grand High Priest and reports
OF oincers were presented. Several commit
tees were appointed.
SAN FRAacIsco, April 10sh.-At the after
noon session the following officers were elect
ed Grand High Priest, Leonidas Z. Pratt.
OF San francisco; Deputy Grand High Priest,
| Jonathan Dosne, OF San Buenaventura :
Grand King, Edward Coleman, of Grses
| Valley; Grand Scribe, Banj amin T. Tuttle,
OF fstalams Grand Treasurer, H. F. Graves,
of San Francisco Grand Secretary, Thomas
H. Caswell, Of San Francisco. The remain
ing officers will be appointed tomorrow.
Verdict OF Not GuiIty-Chief Crowley III.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10sh.-The jury in
the case of Arthur Brooke, charged with the
crime of killing bis father, brought in a YER
| dict this evening Of not guilty. TIE father OF
| young Brooke lived in oakland, and few
months ago was found dead in his house, shot
through the head. It was supposed the MUIR
der wss committed by the young man. The
tragedy YVES involved in much mystery, and
crested at the time great sensation in Oak.
| land.
Chief of Police Crowley is confined to his
| home by sickness.
Treasure for China-siruck by n Lecomo-
tive.
| SAN Francisco, April 10th.-The steam
ship Arabic, which sailed to-day for Cains,
took away SS54, 900 in treasure.
.ioasrh Erareis fa-7oa- &c
was struck this afternoon by an engine of the
eas.ern-bound train at Sixteenth street, Oak.
land. He was hurled violently to cue side of
the track. One leg was fractured and the
| right side cf the head cut. His chest was
also badly bruised. The injured man has q
family residing on Broadwsy, San Francisco.
His injuries are serious, but not considered
necessarily fatal
Judgment AfiirEied-Gray's Assistant.
SAN FRANCISCO, April IOth.-The Su-
pr5me Court has affirmed the Judgment of
the lower Court in the csss of Foug All Sing,
convicted OF murder and sentenced TO be
hanged for having saos and csussd the death
Cf Chinawoma1 named Choy Cum on the
night of October q, 1881.
! @J. j. O'BrieI, Assistant Secretary uu6er
| j. s. Graz, was arrested this evening on a
charge OF forgery. At last accounts he was
uaable to obtain bail.
san Francisco Money Market.
| SAN FRANCISCO. April 10th Money is in
| fair demsnd at 799 per cent. for average
commercial paper, though the extreme rates
are COLO. Loans on city real estate are
per cent. Eastern exchange is quiet, and
rates are somewhat nominal. London ex.
change is firm at our inside figures. Fine
silver is in moderate supply; about $50. COO
| ounces went off by to-day's steamer. Msx.
lean dollars are 10 fair supply, and rates are
nominal. Counter rates for sight drafts on
| 35(040c fer kilograms. Exchange on Lon
| don. 40 7-16i to 49Id for bank bills and
| 498@49a for commercial bills; refined sil-
yer, 143@15 per cent. discount; Mexican
dollars, S7@S73c.
| City Election in San Jose.
SAN JOSE, April 10tb.-The city election
| yesterday resulted in a victory for the Repuh-
licsns. They elected Ellis City Clerk. Ken
nedy and O'Brien Councilmen, and Welch,
Erkson and Rider School Trustees. The
Democrats elected Mccarthy and Hughes
| Coancilmen, and Fischer School Trustee.
| The proposition to issue bonds to construct a
main sewer was defeated. Tho total vote of
the city was 2.025, against ?, 113 last year.
Ellis majority over Bradley was 135.
| Fatal Accidenss-TwO Men Killed.
NEVADA, April 10Sh.-A miner named JAS
| Williams was instantly killed in the Charon-
nat mine at Canada Hill this afternoon.
| While at work in stope large bowlder of
several tons weight fell upon him, crushing
his head and body in fearful manner. De.
| ceased was about 80 years of age, and mar
ried, his family being in Cornwall, England.
While W. G. Fletcher was standing on
dump pile at the Lindsey mine, near Wash
ington, to-day, the dump slid down the steep
hillside, carrying him along. He was killed
by the fall. Fletcher recently came here
from Virginia City, Nevada. His funeral
will take place here tomorrow afternoon, un.
der the auspices of the Knights of Pythias.
Deceased was about 45 years old.
Physicians Reelected.
STOCKTON, April 10tb.-To-day the Board
of Directors of the State Insane Asylum re.
elected Doctors Langdon and Browne assist.
ant physicians.
Chinese Cutting ARRAY.
STOCKTON, April 10th. = A Chinamsu
named Chung Quong was cut across the abb
domen this evening by another Chinaman.
The bowels protruded, and the wound is con-
sidered fatal. The difficulty occurred about
some sausages. The man who inflicted the
wound escaped.
Los Angeles Races.
Los ANGELES, April 10sh.-There was a
fair attendance at Agricultural Park to. day
to witness the closing of the regular races OF
the spring meeting. The first race was two
mile dash, which was won by i. J. Baldwin's
Lucky B. in 3:41, Hill & Cries Wild Idler
second, II. NJ. Johnston's Ella third. The
second race. one-fouFth of mile and repeat,
was won by Suspender in two straight heats
Time, 23f and 223 seconds. The two extra
races, the fifty-mile race and mile a1d re-
peat, will come off tomorrow. The entries
in the ffty-aile rae. srs Charles 81. Ander-
SOD, jose FiSuerdo and Fred. Dominauez
each to ride ten horses and change every mile
Fatal Bose OF ChloraI Fsydrste.
Los ANGELES, April 10sh.-E. D. Good
rich, formerly of Chicago, died at Santa
Monica to day from an overdose of hydrate
of chloral. He had been drinking heavily for
some dsys, and took the chloral to soothe his
nerves. He had been here about a month,
and was making preparations TO go into busi.
ness. He leaves a young wife.
The Apache Question.
GUAYMAs, April 1Olh-General Crook,
who arrived yesterday, had an interview
with Generals Carbo and Topeteon in regard
to establishing some sort of a joint action
looking to the solution of the Apache ques-
tiop. The result is that General Crook and
staff leave here this afternoon for Hermosila
where an arrangement will be made look
irg to an amicabls effort on the part of
both armies to get ride Of etiquette and go,
after ths red devils General Crook returns