Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-16
PACIFIC SLOPE.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nBoohD-rsros.l
CALIFORNIA.
The Autobiography Democrats.

the people and the railroads. and all
other quasi-public corporations of the State
ought and could be terminated by temperate
discussion and equitable adjustment of the
points at issue; also, that the question of taxa
ton of such corporations may be salts
factorily solved, if dealt with in
spirit of moderation and dispassionate
judgment between the respective parties, and
concluded by stating that the Convention recog
nized 1t as the duty of the Legislature to be
guided by the above principles alone in dealing
with the measures now pending and dis
countenancing unjust discrimination. 1t was
decided TO hold Il mass meeting next Saturday
night, for the purpose of emphasizing the
sentiment expressed in the resolutions The San
Francisco delegation is expected to be present
to place themselves en- record. A heated discus
sion ensued, the Buckley men strongly opposing
their adoption. The result of the vote adopting
the resolutions was loudly cheered.
Dashaway Difficulty.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l5th-At meeting of
the DaShaway Association this evening, in which
the two factions were represented, a dispute be-
tween Isaac Abbott and Amasa Thayer arose
over the disposition of trifiing sum of money
Thayer finally pulled out Il pistol and shot at
Abbott, missing him, but hitting by-stander
Edward Frodshaw, i'll the leg.
Delegates Elected.
MODESTO, April 15th-Hon G. W Schem. J. r.
Mcdonald, l.. L. Underwood G.. NJ Martin, s.
II. Crane and Robert McHenry were elected by
the Republicans to-day as delegates to the State
April.
SAN JOSE, April 15th.-The Republican County
Committee met this afternoon and appointed
the following as delegates to the State Conven-
ton: Archie Mcdonald, J. NJ. Battee. s. o.
Houghton, II: Tillotson, W Sexton, \. 7. Herr
marin, J. W. Rea, j. W. Kelley, A. Peas, A.
Tophan. W. II. Bremen, +. Kennedy, sam Rea.
g. L. Hersey, 5. F. Leib, T. E. Beans, W. s. Tis-
dial and ID. J. PAYNE. The delegation is solid for
Blaine and Lincoln
The Prohibition Home Protection party held
county convention to-day, and elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the State Convention, which
meets in San Francisco on the 18th of June: j.
K Bane, W. E. Ward, J. d. Conroy. l. D. Wood
W. c. Trephagen, II. A. Delacey, D. D.. Briggs
II. d. Land, O. Crttenden. C.. b. Fowler. Mrs
Mcclellan, L. Farmer, J. s. Fisher, W. B. Stidson
and Mrs. NJ. 7. Mccall.
Municipal Elections.
san JOSE, April 15th-The city election YES
terday resulted in the election OF Republican
Mayor, Street Commissioner, three Councilmen
and two school Trustees The vote was 23lS-
being the largest ever polled There was Law
and Order ticket in the field, which Endorsed
several Republican candidates. among them
Settle for Mayor. The outcome was as follows
Settle (R) for Mayor, majority: Wilson Cd
Treasurer l26 majority; Purcell (R.l, Street Com
missioner 100 majority; Brown 3D., Chief of
Police, 1gS majority: Cour -ilmen-Koch [R).
Crynenwise RI, Bennett (R) and McKaanay
ID; School TruStees-Ricc (R.), Caldwell (D.j
Churchill tR.l and SautfrignOn ID. This is the
first time i'll sixteen years that the Republicans
have elected Mayor.
ST HELENA, April l5th.-An election for town
officers, and to decide whether or not the town
government should be reorgani2ed under the
sixth class, was held yesterday. Much interest
was manifested. Reorganization was lost.
The Storm.
t,,,,,.,, 90, -, ~, ~. $500,
1iill anu elSht!
has continued coming down in torrents. There
Is SIX feet OF snow on the level, but, owing to
an i', 1t - ,'.sT .Iliis cry i'St Inc
ii'Si' anu 'iecNS ''ie an p""ilIus'
CHICO, April lotli.-All the streams in the Vi
ae man the! nave Deeh during
summit, at the saWmills and in the mountains
,iisopnenred Yesterday and The r,in 49, 80
tomorrow No damage TO bridges or levers in
this section is vet rcported 4 inr0p olIantit- Of
grain has been laid bv the continuous rains
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cisco. Grand Treasurer r Fl GraaII Of No.
vile; Grand Marshal, }. E. LaRue. of Sacra-
mento; Grand Lecturer, c. ". Decker of san
francisco; Grand Orator IA new office, r. p.
DevIn, OF sacramento: Grand Inside Sentinel
J.. Suiiren, of san Francisco; Grand Outside
Sentinel, }. H. Carley, of MERGED. II was re-
solved 20 establish uniform rank in connection
.v Tluf %d rsto was oered
+, l,U ,i+l ~ az. Ihd
40, IA tiie IarIoIS: Inc
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pun " 'iic IIeN' uI"IIu aIloI'
Wife Murderer Arrested.
SAN JOSE. April 15th.-A dispatch was received
from Sheriff Branham. nj III Paso Toy his
evening stating that John Wnrsnlev Who
brutally murdered his wife M Los Gates IN tbc
evening of june 1882 had been arrested Mt that
place There is no doubt as TO the identity of
the man. Warseley made his escape after the
murder and was never seen or heard of until
about Ten days ago, when it was learned that he
,er t,,-oI,-o t;,, t iii nc, =! altpiils
man while he was confined in san Quentin for
quest at the time was LLOYD F Majors tho mur
derer, who was then resident of los Gatos.
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va vi 'ii"'
/ REkA, April l2th.-Ihe stoppage of railroad
WORK above kcddlng VIII cause this county to
snip VIA foHiand from san Francisco and the
East. rs the cheapest route. Teaming is only ~
miles from the Oregon Railroad terminus at Ash
lana, ana 10 from Reddlng.
Suicide by Drowning