Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-02
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4 FAST steamer.
Saw Francisco. June 1st.-The Coroner's
iury ia th- case Of Charles Huesch, run over
no the Union-street hill cars censursd the
road for employing incompetent persons as
engineers. aud r5q lested the Supervisors to
mass an ORDINANCES obliging the railways to
employ skilled hands for that work.
Count Felix B zents Chlapowski, tie hus-
hand OF Moo ska, the distinguished Polish
actress. was naturalized his Afternoon.
The Democratic County Committee adopt
ed resolution this evening against the em.
ployment OF Republicans in mu- icipal cfices
aud threatening to pubtish the names OF OIL
cials who continue ID do so.
Tne steamship State of California on her
last trip from Portland, reached this port in
45l hours, beating her previous time-then
the best on record. From Cape Blaneo she
fell behind the Queen of the Pacific, on &C.
count Of the blowing ont of boiler tube, and
head winds.
State Boards OF silk Culture and VIII
culture.
SAN FRASGIsco, June 1st.-The State
Board Of SILK Culture met to-day and de-
cided toawsrd $50 in FIVE cash prizes for a
cocoon exhibition 10 the department of silk
culture at the State Fair. The Board has
contracted for a supply Of the best quality of
imported eggs for distribution. The first
bulletin issned was adopted, and will be sup
Piled gratis.
The semi-annual meeting of the State
Board Of Viticultural Commissioners was
also held to-day. and the following officers
were elected President, Arpad Hsraszthy f.;
Vice President Charles Wetmore: Treasurer.
Charles Krug Chief Executive Viticultural
Officsr, Charles A. Wetmore Secretary
John H. Wheeler. A resolution was adopted
thanking Congress for its recognition OF the
desiles of the Board, and requesting the
maintenance of the present tariff on wines,
brandies and champagnes.
The San Jose Autobiography Meeting.
SAN JOSE, June 1st.-The anti-monopoly
meeting. called by citizens Of San Jose for
the purpose Of giving voice to the alleged
sentiment on the railroad question. will take
place at the California 1heater tomorrow
noon. The excitement over the meeting does
not appear to be very intense, and tonight
there is little comment on the stfair. 1t Is
anticipated that the meeting will be reasona-
bly, large, though the hour is unfavorable tor
big assemblsge. The Committee on Reso-
lutions appointed by the projectors of the
meeting, Of which General Henry NJ. Naglee
appears to be the leader, held a meeting to-
offered tomorrow. They are of the usual
anti.monoply pattern, and are quite strong.
After setting forth the causes Of complaint
against the railroad, and particularly of rail-
roads outside of this county, they resolve to
appoint an Executive Committee to carry out
the wishes of the meeting. The committee is
to consist Of Rush McComss, L. O. Smith, s.
A Bishop, Thomas Rhea, j. J. Burt, Adam
RheiI and J. O. A. Ballou. Ii is ordered
to wait on the Governor and demand that
he call an extra session of the Legislature,
to pass the Barry bill and other railroad bills
that if the r lilroad Commission does not fix
fares ct three cents per mile, and make a
20.per cent reduction In freights by June
18th, thu Governor will be asked to convene
the Legislature to remove the Commission
under the Constitution. 1t is made the duty
of the committee to attend the extra session,
and enforce the resolutions. One of the sub
jects proper for legislation, it is resolved, will
be an Act to enforce pledges made by candi-
dates before election. Among those who
have been invited to attend and address the
meeting are Attorney General Marshall, NJ.
NJ. Estee, Daniel Flint, a. l.. Rhodes, John
J.. Hager, James M Farley, Alfred Cridge,
II, Z, Highton and P..S. Dorney. Some OF
them are not expected. 1t is proposed at the
meeting to form the nucleus of an Anti-Mo-
nopoly League, independent in politics. Vol
ney Z. Howard was invited to attend, but
sent his regrets. The principal movers in the
meeting are G. H. Maddox, IL. NJ. Maggie,
Thomas H. Lame and Judge Archer.
Suicide of a Woman.
SANTA Cruz June 1st-To-day, in Wsd-
dell gulch, on the ranch of S. Il. Hunt, near
this city, Mrs. Eveline Adams. sister Of Mrs.
Mcpherson, a dressmaker of San Francisco,
suicided by hanging herself to the limb of an
oak tree with bale rope. Deceased was Of
uusound mind.