Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-21
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE Rrcoep-uyIoy
CALIFORNIA.
California Republicans.

California Republicans.
MARTINEZ, April 20th.-The Republican
County Convention met Saturday for the
purpose OF selecting delegates to the State
convention 10 be held at Oakland. JP
Abbott OF Antioch was elected Chairman.
and Fred. Moses of Pacheco Secretary
After the transaction of minor business.
the Convention selected The following dele
gates f. l.. Foster, d. y. Sherburne. I.
y. Witten, Morgan MorganS. J. &. Chase.
NJ. Ii Bailhaehe G. p Loucks and c a.
Mayiou. The Convention passed resolu-
uon unanimously indorSing James G.
bialne as trSt choice for President, and
each delegate elected to the State Conyen-
ton indorsed IT,
NAPA, April 20th-A Republican County
convention selected the following delegates
10 the State Republican Convention. Nj. NJ.
Estee, III. A. Pellet II. f. Norton G. B.
Clifford, +. w. Robinson. c. GoSling. Il. O.
Carr Nearly all the delegates are Blaine
men. Resolutions were passed approving
the administration of President Arthur, and
indorsing the policy of protective tariff
ORoyILLE, April 20,h.-The election of
delegates 10 the Republican County Con
vention which is to assemble here ON the
26th instant, passed of very quietly. Nine
delegates were elected All are understood
10 favor Blaine
MARYsvILLE, April 90th.-The Republi-
can County Committee met last night and
elected the following delegates to the State
Convention l ). Belcher, Z. A Davis, w.
II. Parks, ID. r. Knight j. f. Barrie. of Ma
rysvillc; John Beatty. Jr.. of Smartsville.
and Daniel Fraser, of Wheatlaud The
delegates are instructed for Blaine and i'm
coin.
TRucKEE April 2oth.-At meeting cf
Republicans last night j. L. Lcwison and
d. d. Whitbeck We're appointed delegates
to the Convention at Oakland.
SAN BUENAvENrURA. April eoth.-The
Republican Convention elected l. r. SaNby,
J. X. Cries, Joseph Baxter and DR. stephen
Bowers rs delegates 10 the State Conyeu-
ton. The Convention unanimously in
dorsed Blaine for President.
Prize Fight-Deaths- Funeral.
SAN FRANCISCO April 20th.-A largely
attended prize fight for $500 4 side was
fought At Newark to-day between Jack
kelya and Denny Hayes Thcmen wore skin
gloves, and We're ahou equally matched.
/ They commenced work quickly, Kelly get
ting in several powerful right-hauderS on
Hayes face and head, to which the latter
only feebly responded. Kelly had decidedly
the best of the fight until the latter part
of the second round, when HAYES did
terrific work on Kelly'S stomach, at
times, knocking the wind completely out
of him. Both seemed blowcd at the end
of the second round. When they came to
the scratch for the third time HAYES dealt
all his blows straight in Kcly's stomach
and chest until he finally dealt him a right
handler under the jaw, almost lifting him
off his feet This terminated the fight,
Kelly throwing up the sponge Both men
were badly punished.
Charles Griswod, who stabbed himself
Wednesday night fourteen times with
penknite, died this morning
Rev. c. f. Miller President of Mills
Seminary, died yesterday morning at the
seminary, in Washington Corners.
The funeral of G. w Deitzler, who was
killed in Arizona by falling from Il horse,
took place to-day. The remains were
escorted to the cemetery by large delega-
tons from fraternal organizations.