Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-02
Openinr Of the Republican Caznpaig,

| Saturday evening next:
San Francisco-W. w. Morrow and NJ. VI.
Estee.
Grass Valley-A G. Booth and J. q. Swinerton.
| San Bernardno-A. A. Sargent.
! Sacremento-Creed Raymond.
| Marysyille-D. Mcclure and A. /. Hart.
San Jose. n. FELTON, and John F, Swift.
ModeSto-H c. Dibble,
Salinas City-H. H. Markham and - Sanders.
Redwood City-D. J. Murphy
Auburn-B. J. Watson and NJ: D. Boruck.
Santa Rosa-EX-Judge L. d. Wheeler
Merced-EX-GovernorG Geo. L. Woods.
| Santa CTuZ-GeOrge A. Knight.
| Dixon-A. P. Van Duzer and J. NJ. Dudley.
Napa-Dr. Benjamin Shurtleff and c. II. Jack
| son,
san Luis ObiSpo-F. Adams and Y. A. Gregg
Rscheco-J. McKenna and L. B. Miner.
Undetermined
San DiegO-W. A. Cheney.
Red Bluff-Undetermined.
Woodland-Dr. II. Vernon and Grove L. John
| son.
! Bishop Observation-Disclosures.
| Observation-Disclosures
| San Rafael-E. f. Preston.
| Susanville-T. L. Carothers and Calvin Edger-
! ton.
The balance of the canvass, so far rs the
candidates for Congressman are concerned,
has been mapped out as follows In the
First District, CarOthers (thc nominee) and
Calvin EdgertOn, starting at Susanville,
will thoroughly canvass the northern dis
trict, while Hamilton Wallace, of Ohio,
said to be talented young lawyer and
orator. beginning at Crescent City, about
the middle of September, will strike down
through the lumber regions to Marin
county, taking about five weeks. In the
Second District, Mr.. Loutitt (the nominee)
has recently lost his wife, and has taken il
so much to heart that the committee does
not intend to urge him TO work in the
| * IIrDHarStnnI hot bn
has signified his intention TO begin his
work about the middle of September and
will then make complete tour through
| his district. McKenna (the nOminee) and
| Miner, beginning on the 9th at Pacheco,
will visit every place in the district (thc
| Third.
The Whistler-Delmas Wrestling Match.
SAN FRANCISCO, September LIST. - The
| Delmas- Whistler match will come off to-
morrow evening at WOodward's Gardens
Fred Englchardt, who is business manager
of the match, has selected the pavilion at
Wo0dward's Gardens for the event be-
cause he considers it the best place in the
city for perfect view of the wrestling
stage from every point. Whistler never
was in better condition in his life, and his
constant daily work with dozen lusty
pupils has gone further to fit him for a
hard match than any routine work he
could do. Delmas, in charge of lie Grand
Augusta, the French giant whom MuldoOn
failed to throw, is quietly at work in the
country. The well-substantiatcd record of
Delmas proves him to be a first-class
| wrestler in the French style, and, as the
| new rules are all in his favor, this is GER
| tainly his grand opportunity to show what
| he can do.
Land Case Decided.
SAN Francisco, September 1st-The Com
missioner of the General Land Office has
rendered decision in the case of the land
on the SObrante grant which was the cause
of the dispute between Richard Docking
and Thornton Hudson some time ago, in
which Docking was killed by the latter
The testimony shows that Docking was a
qualified homesteader, and that he had
made considerable improvcmentandw was re-
siding upon the land The Commissioner
atfirms that Hudson has failed to establish
his right to enter, and that the homestead
entry Of Docking viii remain intact.
Wigwam DedicateG-Suicide of "a China
man.
SAN Francisco, September 1st.-The ded-
ication of the Blaine Invincibes' wigwam
tonight was marked by extraordinary en-
thusiasm. The large building was packed,
and thousands could not gain admission.
Speeches were made by several of the most
prominent Republicans in the CITY.
a Chinaman, named Look All Glue, sui
cided tonight by jumping off the top of a
two-story house.
The Fair at Grass Valley.
GRASS VALLEY September lst.-To-mor-
row will be the opening day of the four
teenth annual fair of the FL Dorado Dis
trict, and all the indications point to very
excellent exhibition. The attendance att
fair last year, which was the first ever held
here, was Il grand success. This wear, with
the experience of last, il is expected that
the fair viii be more of a success. The
exhibit at the pavilion will be far superior
to that OF last year, especially of fruits and
agricultural productions. All the space in
the pavilion has been taken by exhibitors
The speed programme is also an attractive
one, there being over s., 600 in purses to be
contested for The track is in a splendid
condition, and some good racing is looked
for. The horses that have been engaged in
| the races at Marysville and Placerville have
been arriving yesterday and to-day.
Match Game of Cricket.
GRASS VALLEY, September 1st.-In the
match game Of cricket played to-day al
Watt Park between the Merton Club, Of San
the home club, after very exciting game, |
were victorious with a score of 1877 to 105 |
Found Dead.
SAN RAFAEL, September 1st. 49, To-day
Coroner Eden brought in the supposed re
mains of Il. y. Willing, found in Corte
MADEIRA gulch, The body was very much |
decomposed, and had evidently been dead
some time. Papers found on his body show
that he was both an Odd Fellow and Ma
son. Among his papers was a check dated
Fort Jones, Cal, May 10Th in favor of Mrs. !