Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-27
The odd FclIows' Anniversar,

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Chico's holiday. For Soma time Chico Lodge
Of Odd Fellows have been making prepara-
tiops for grand celebration on the sixty.
fourth anniversary, aud their invitations were
responded to by Lodges from Red Bluff, Te-
hama, Willows, Dayton, Biggs, Gridley, Oro-
vile, Whestland and Sheridan, making seven
cars from the south and three from the north
By excursion trains, whils numerous convey
ances came from Oroville and the surround
ing country. It was grand gathering, and
the show Of the Encampment Battalion in
thsir uniforms had a rnest pleasing effect in
the line Of march. The literary exercises
and picnic were held in Bidwells grove, and
il wss estimated that the number On the
ground could not be less than 5000 persons.
The Grafton was delivered by Judge D. o.
Atkinson, Past Grand Master of Nevada.
General Bidwell also mads brief address
of welcome to the multitude. On tha&tand
wss veteran Odd Fellow, Brother Leaman,
who was initiated into the Order by the late
Thomas Wildey, the fsther of Odd Fellow
ship in the United States, at Baltimore. The
proceedings Of the day terminated with a
grand ball at the Pavilion, the grand march
being led by the uniformed Patrisrchs, in
full uniform.
NEVADA, April 26sh.-The Odd Fellows
celebrated here to-day under The auspices of
Oustamah Lodge. was great success, being
largely attended by visiting members from
all parts of the county.
PETALUMA, April 26th.-A large delegation
left this morning to participate in the Odd
Fellows anniversary celebration held to-day
at Bloomfield, under the auspices Of Bloom
field Lodge, No. 191. There were literary
exercises and picnic during the day and
bail tonight.
Los ANGELES. April 27th.-The Odd Eel
lows celebrated their sixty fourth anniversary
by grand parade, in which all branches of
the Order participated, and wound up with a
ball tonight.
Il Solvent Bank-suicide with Eauda-
num-A Quiet Bay Insane CommIf-
ments-A $59,o90 Fire.
SAN Francisco, April 26th-The Bank
Commissionersreport the Bank of st. Helena
solvent institution.
Louis Wiley, native of Germany, aged
&c, was found dead this afternoon in bed in
his room, No. William street. His death
was caused by dose of laudanup, self-ad-
ministered. The deed was committed about
two days ago, from the appearance of the
body. He had been respondent since the
Goth of last month, on which date his wife
had died. He left note, asking that his
body be laid by the eide of his wife.
The city has been remarkably quiet from
2 a. NJ. up to IL P. NJ. to-day. Only three ar
rests were made during that time at the CEN
trail station-two drunks, andone for carrying
burglars tools.
Louis Hasshngen, aged SO, native of Ger.
many, and laborer, has been committed to
the Naps asylum. From March 29th to
date there have been forty commitments.
Joseph Kehrlein has applied for the pro-
bate of the will of Valentine Kehrleip, who
died on the 10Th instant. The estate is val
ued at $4,000 The son and daughter of
deceased are the sole legatees.
Supreme Court Adjourned-Dischar
on a Tccl,nfcaIity-C Charge of Perjury.
Los ANGELES, April 26sh.-The Los An
geles term of the Supreme Court adjourned
sine die to-day. but the judges will decide
several cases tomorrow, and probably not
leave for San Francisco before Saturday.
Two men named Hamilton (colored)
charged with shooting at Coahnilla Indians
on the reservation in San Diego county, were
up for examination before United States
Commissioner Lee to-day. A point was
made by Judge Brunsen, their counsel, that
the land on which the shooting took place,
although occupied by Indians, was not United
States land. and therefore the United States
had no jurisdiction. The point was sustained
and the accused discharged.
Information was fled before United States
Commissioner Les to day. charging r. j.
GSCIiS OI GtS8fGo JauclOe, anu
three others, with perjury in the celebrated
Las Bolsas ejactment cases.
Throat Cuttings.
MONTEREY, April 26 ;h.-A carpenter work.
ing out at Pacific Grove named S. P. Phillips
committed suicide last night about O'Clock,
fby cutting his throat with q psn-kpife. He
arrived here about two weeks sgo from Sac.
ramento, and had been drinking considera-
bly, since his arrival. He stated two or three
days ago that he had a wife living in Coluss.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, April 26.b.-R. M.
Clark, residing about thirty miles east of this
town. arose from his bed sometime during
last night, and went out of doors. AT 5 this
morning his body was found some sixty yards
from the house, with the throat cub from ear
to ear. razor lying by his side. He was
| formerly a lumber merchant in Suisun, but
met wish reverses. He left wife and three
small children. Sudden insanity SEEMS to be
the only cause of the terrible affair. /.
Society Event af Stockton.
STOCKTON. April 26sh.-The most brilliant
society affair ia this county took place this
evening at st. Paui's (EpiscopaD Church
the wedding of William Loyal Ashe and
Miss Mamie Emma Peters The groom is
the eldest son If Mrs. G. L Ashe, of San
Francisco, and the bride the eldest daughter
of Major j. D. Peters, one of the grain kings
OF California. Society mere mas been aglsated
for weeks over the event, snd the church was
packed, many hundreds being unable to OBJ.
tain admission.
Fine April Showers
DowNIEvILLE, April 26sh. This afternoon
Ne are having an April shower, accompanied
by lightning and thunder. Considerable
snow has accumulated on the mountains,
and the miners will have q fair water season.
ARIZONA.
Lodge OF Perfecfion--Odd Fellows Ami
versary.
Tucson. April 26.h.-A Lodge Of Perfec-
ton of the Scottish Rite Masons was organ
lied last night with nineteen members. AL
bert Pike, Supreme Commander of the south
ern jurisdiction, assisted by T. S. Parvin,
Grand Recorder Of the Grand Commandry,
and Fred. w. Ebber. Treasurer Of the Grand
Supreme Council, performed the installation
ceremonies. q L. Tidball was chosen Venera-
bic Master.
The Odd Fellows anniversary is being
celebrated to-day.
NEVADA.
Greenback Railroad Leased.
RENO, April 26th.-A weekly Greenback