Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-01

L 0. 0. T. FRATERNAL VIsIT.-The Grand
Patriarch e. q. Black, Grand Secretary w.
B. Lyon, Grand Senior Warden J. Henry
Applegate, Jr., accompanied by W. f. Nor.
cross, editor of the New Age, official organ of
the order, and George w. Lemont, High
Priest of Oriental Eucampment, No. 81,
paid an official and fraternal visit to the Joint
nesting of the patriarchal branch of the
order, omprising District No. ., held in
Odd Fellows Temple, this city, last evening,
under the auspices Of Pacific and Occidental
EacampmentJ. Many members of Folsom
Encampment of the district and visiting
Patriarchs wsre present, The Grand officers
were received and escorted to the Eucamp-
ment room by a very oreditabIe turn out Of
| Uniformed Degree Camp. No. 1, of this city,
| q recently organized auxiliary Of this branch
! of Odd Fellowship, and comprising come of
! the prominent and most respected citizens,
who are very active a1d earnest in this beau-
tigul degree. This Degree Camp also were
! present in tbs Encampment during ths work
of the evening, and presented fne appear.
| ancs. The Grand Patriarch, assisted by the
Grand officers, conferred two degrees, and q
| happy Interchange of sentiment and good
| feeling made the meeting most interesting
and profitable one to this district, and was
participated IN by an unusually large number
| Of members. At IL o'clock the meeting at
| tbs Odd Fellows Temple adjourned, and the
members marched to the dining pArlor5 of
| Henry Fisher, where they sat down to an
| elegant banquet. After all had partaksn of
all the eatsbIes aud dIinksbies (ooffee) that
| they wished they were called TO order by
| District Deputy S. A. Wolf, who extended q
welcome to al the visiting brethren, after
which the following programme was carried
out; Welcome song, Uniformed Dsgree
Club; Grand Eacampment of California,
| E. NJ. Black; song, b. Bruner; Grand
Lodge of California" w. B. Lyon song, B.
II. Chapman; The Sovereign Grand
Lodge" G. i. johnson; song, 3. Leonard /;
"Our Guests" ]. b. Apologize, Jr.; song.
B. Il. Chapman; :" The Ladies" W. A.
Stevenson song, John Platt Sacramento
Uniformed Degree Camp" Ed. M. Martin !;
Song, 3. Leonard 1.-THE l. o. o. F." E.
Bruner; closing ode, Aud Lang SyDe."
To-NIGHT's Mass MEETING.-The mass
meeting tonight at the Metropolitan Thea
ter, to express the sympathy of the people of
this city with the striking telegraphers, prom
Uses to be rousing demonstration. M. L.
Brewer will preside, and thirty prominent
I citizens will act as Vice Presidents. Several
Of the best speakers Of this city, including
Hon. Henry Edgerton, Hon. Grove L; john
son, Hon. A. l.. Hart, Hon. E. i. Leake,
of Solano. Hon. 81. L Wiley, Colonel J. j.
Ayers, Judge McKune, and others, have
promised to address the meeting. The Hus-
sar Band have volunteered their services,
and will be on hand at 7:30 o'clock. Owing
to the possible length of the programme, it Is
desired to have the meeting opened promptly
at o'clock. Seats will be reserved for ladies
with their escorts. Messrs. d. j. Simmons
and 81. s. Bsale have consented to act as
ushers. II is probable that, in addition to
the purpose contemplated ia the call pub.
lished on Saturday, soma action will be taken
at this meeting locking TO o memorial 90 Con-
gress in favor OF governmental control CT the
telegraph system Of the country.
The sTR1KE.-The striking operators IN
this city do not believe that the strikers East
are in any wsy responsible for the reported
unlawful interference with the Western Union
wires, if eny such have really occurred. The
message from the Executive Committee Of
the Brotherhood, IN obedience to which the
operators struck, expressly forbade auy un-
lawful act, and the strikers on this coast
would, TO a man, discountenance any such
action, and repudiate any organization which
might counsel or suggest it. Their mail ad-
| vices from the East daily represent the
strikers as firm and confident throughout the
country, with no signs of break at any
/ point.
J The TRoAI CASEY esterday, in Depart
rnent Two Of the Superior Court. Judge HolI
and Henry Edgerson urged the application
for bail of Salvador Troai, the alleged wife.
murderer. After hearing the argument. the
Judge said be would rot interfere with the
ruling of the committing magistrate. and de.
nied The appiicstiop for hail