Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-18
Grand Lodge of Masons.

CALIFORNIA.
Grand Lodge of Masons.
SAN FR,NcIsco. October 17th.-At the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of MasonS this
morning the old Grand and Deputy Masters
were reelected. The former is Jonathan
Doan Hines, of San Buenaventura, and
tbe latter is Wiley James Tinnin, OF Wea-
veryille.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 17th.-J. G.
uaake. a ship chandler living az 622
Twenty-third street, while attempting to
board a Market-street cable car last evening
at Sixth street missed his footing and fell,
one of the wheels of the car passing over
the left leg below the knee, causing COM
Oound fracture of the limb. The injured
man was removed to tue Receiving HoSpl-
tai where he was attended by the Police
surgeon. He was almost frantic with pain
and grief at the thought of the trouble his
misfortune would cause his wife and family
of twelve children, one of whom is only a
week old. 1t was in vain that the hospital
attaches endeavored to calm him. He did
not seem to rally from the terrible effects OF
the shock to his system, and fingered III
great pain, diving at 4:30 o'clock this morn
ing He was a German, 81 years of age.
Republican Nominations, for the Senate
A Chinese Voter.
SAN FRANcIsco, October 17th.-The Elev-
enth Senatorial District Republicans have
nominated James McGlone and Gerston
Mosbacher for the Senate.
Among the persons who registered to-day
as voters was one Chinaman.
Los Angeles Races,
Los ANGELES, October 17th.-In yester-
DAYS races the first trot was for purse of
$780, The entries were Silver Heels, Tenn
pest, Dick j. and Dimock. The first heat
was won by Dimock in 2:402 The second
heat was won by Dimock in 2:42. The
third heat was won by Dick J. in 2;3S4.
The fourth heat and race was won by Dl-
mock in 2:374 The second race was mile
and a quarter dash for runners. The en-
tries were Idler Arthur II. and Dublin
Bay. 1t was won by Idler in 2:144. The
third race was a trot for all three year olds
in the district for q purse of $3.50 The en-
tries were Don Tomas, Queen OF America
and Kismet The first heat was declared
off. The second heat was won by Don
Tomas in 2:37l. The finish of the trot was
postponed till to-day.
Fire in stockton.
STocKroX, October 17th.-About O'clock
this evening a fire started i'll Fitzgerald's
planning mills, adjoining the Avon Theater,
and spread rapidly. The office of the plan
ing mills, Stowell & Abbott's windmill
factory. and the dwellings of John Stowell,
Geo. S. Ladd and Ed Hickinbotham, were
consumed. Fitzgerald's loss is $40, 900;
insured for 81, 600 Stowell & Abbott's loss
is $4,000; insured for 5000. Ladd's loss
is $4,000; insurance, 81 600. Hickinboth
ans loss is $1,000 small insurance. Syl-
vester & Moves furniture factory was con-
sumed loss not ascertained. The damage
TO the Avon Theater was about 81 900. The
origin of the fire is not ascertained.
County Ticket Completed.
SAN JOSE, October 17th.-The Demo-
cratic County Central Committee met this
afternoon and completed the county ticket
by nominating as candidates for the State
Senate NJ Lennon, of Gilroy, and n. T.
Biddle, of San Jose. This action of the
committee was made necessary by the re-
fusal of b. y. Murphy and c. H. Maddox,
the present Senator'S to accept renomina-
ton.
Political Meetings.
DAGGErr October 1Tth-The Democratic
nominees, James Bettncr, OF Riverside for
State Senator, and VIII 4. Harris, of San
Bernardino, for Assemblyman, spoke here
last night They will entertain the Calico
miners Saturday evening.
SUsANvILLE, October 17th.-Colonel ].
H. Roberts addressed a large and enthu-
siastic Republican meeting here last night.
WHEATLAND, October 17th.--The largest
political meeting ever held in Wheatland
is progressing tonight. The people are
being addressed. by Hon. Charles A. Sum
ner. A torchlight procession is now in the
street, headed by the Wheatland cornet
band.
Must Answer Before Federal Court.
STOCKTON, October 17th.-George Lane,
accused of stopping the stage and robbing
the United States mail in Butte county on
September 18th, was removed from this
city this morning by United States Deputy
Marshal Casad and taken to San Francisco
to answer before the Federal Court.
Another Stage Robbery.
SONORA October 17th.-Our down stage
to Milton was stopped this morning near
the scene of the Black Bart robbery by one
masked man. Being unable to open
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S treasure safe, he
robbed passenger of one dollar and fifty
cents.
The Weather.
YREKA, October 17th-A heavy thunder
storm and DELI e of rain is now prevailing
in continue IN of the storm last night
The vivid flashes of lightning created great
terror, and the gulches were flooded with
water