Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-26


At that time it is hoped that the vacancies in
the Board viii be filled by action taken in the
respective county sub-associations and that
every county Will be represeutedwiinOutr keep
ton Respectfully yours,
J6sErH sTEFFENs. President
WILL " INGRAM, JR., Secretary.
Inducements.
ML.Ropo,ITAN THEATER.-MissC Charlotte
Thompson, as Nell Gwynne was charm
ing object to contemplate last evening, and
acted as well as she looked The embodi-
mcnt she put before the audience for crit
cisn was full of the magnetism that has
soul behind it. 1t WIS a creation quick
with tender human sensibilitl. brilliant
with wit, and warm with the inspiration of
true AFT She draws Ler pictures of life
with delicate touches, and daubs nothing
that comes beneath her brush Her grace
tul presence would avail nothing for effect
Of facial expression of which she
is possessed, and the intelligence that
Eliminates all her artistic efforts. Miss
Thompson is = successful artist, because she
gets near to the hearts of her auditors,
where others excite admiration only by
more demonstrative brilhancy and greater
physical powers Of delivery She had an
excellent foil in Miss Annie Adams as
Frances Stewart, whose personatiOn of the
character is a credit to her good taste and
capacity to interpret Tonight. for the
first time in this city, The RomanoH''-a
play full of strong lights and deep shadows /
and demanding qualities the present COM
pany is equal 10. Tomorrow the company
appears for the last time, it being especially
announced that there will be no sunday
night performances bv Miss Thompson's
troupe.
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a-7arali, thai ,or,ion rndtti,.a f. tLa
protection of home industries, the follow
ing county Central Committee was chosen,
VIZ: II. G. Ihlle. ). i. Melvin, }. c. Smith,
d. NJ Gas. Ter, Thomas Hal, +. y. PedIar,
". D. Hoicom, l. W. HiIlikcr and K. b.
blowers. The next order OF business was
quickly done there being but one candidate
put forward for each position, and in each
instance the nomination was made by ac-
clamation. amid great enthusiasm. Each
nominee came forward and addressed the
Convention, and was received with cheers
The following is the ticket: Assemblyman,
G., b. Culver; Superior Judge. Charles II.
Garoutte; Sheriff, George W Woodland;
County Clerk. Fred Schlicman; Recorder,
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isiialIl Coroner w. W heIieF' Inc next
business Nd9 lIe Se'Gct!oIl ol seven Htle-
yates 10 al5ehu me J2lHl senatorial Coh-
uoIl Tor IOlanO "il" oio c2uhueS, 10 re
HcId IN W 4oqIahd. (ctober ISL, ana /. Ii.
Hoppln' W. IL. Ludden, I: CovelI, L. {;
GTmeS, W. Il: roma, W. J.. Manore ana
Or. = u: uFus were chosen. Inc various
dist1c, delegations reported TO the ConVen-
Y, 5ors First District, l. q. HOdgdon Sec
ond Dis net, +. +. Russell Third District,
; Fourth District, W. II. Luddcn;
I N DIET IEAAls'-I llrfe larEe' aoleI
oodled young men. evidently professional