Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-06

play of fireworks all along the line.
SAN JOSE. October 4th.-There was !
grand Democratic demonstration here to-
night. Several uniformed clubs arrived |
from San Francisco about $3.50 O'Clock, and |
with the San Jose clubs paraded in torch
light procession. There were nearly 600
men in line, the Sullivan Cadets attracting
particular attention, and the name of Sui
Ivan being loudly cheered. Tables were
spread on Second street and an abundant
lunch. provided by the ladies' Eloquent
speeches were delivered from stand III
front of the Auzerais House by Frank j.
Sullivan and James 7. Murphy. There
was much enthusiasm and the demonstra
ton was grand success.
Tuolumne County Republicans.
SONORA, October 4th The Republican
County Committee to-day made the follow
ing nominations For Joint Senator for
Calaveras and Tuolumne, a. B. BeaIWais;
Assemblyman, w. G.. Long; Sheriff, A.
Colby; Auditor, Richard Inch; District
Attorney, f. w. Street; Treasurer, Thos
w. Wells; Coroner. C. Burden; Public
Administrator, DR.. w. L. Sears. The NOM
nations for Superior Judge County Clerk
and Recorder were left for the County Com
mittee to fill.
Senatorial Nomination.
Dixon, October 4th.-The Democratic
Joint Senatorial Convention was held here
to-day, and D. n. Hershey, of Yolo, was
nominated by reclamation.
Escape of Prisoners.
EUREKA, October 5th.-Last night at s
o'clock Jailer Kaye discovered that three
men, who are under indictment for horse
stealing, had escaped from the county jail.
The men are Spanish Abe, Frank Hoppin
and Burt Hines. The prisoners made their
escape by removing from the bottom of
the cells piece of flooring twenty inches
long by fourteen inches wide and through
this hole passed with but little difficulty
to the west wall of the prison. They then
removed several large rocks from the
prison wall, and after raising up three feet
through the ground got into the open air.
In the cell from which they made their
escape was found a case-knife made into
saw. Sheriff Sweeney and a number of
deputies are in pursuit of the men, and
there is little doubt but that they will be
caught After leaving Eureka the escaped
thieves went to Buzzetli's ranch, Diamond
valley, and stole two horses. From there
| they went to McNinomi's ranch, Newark
valley, and stole two more horses, and then
went in the direction of the State line.
Spanish Abe and Hoppin are old offenders,
and are bad, desperate men.
A Tramp Loses Leg.
! MERGED. October 5th.-An accident oc
CURED at Livingstone, in this county,
about O'Clock yesterday evening, by which
man named James Egan lost leg under
the wheels of moving train. He was en-
deavoring to steal ride and was being
| watched by a brakeman. When the train
started from the station he ran under q car
and missed his hold of the brake beam,
getting his left leg under the wheel, but
held on to the beam, drew himself upon it
and settled himself for ride, when he
again fell, and was dragged the length of a
car before the train could be stopped. He
was brought here and the limb amputated
last night lie is from st. Louis, Mo, and
was trying to beat his way back there when
the accident happened.
The Fire Record.
MERGED. October 4th.-A fire broke out
here about ) o clock this morning in an I'M
finished building on the corner of n and
Main streets. in which a steam thrashing
outfit, valued at about 5000 and insured
for $1,000, was being housed, for the season.
and the whole was destroyed in few min
utes The property belonged to Michael
Preymore, who had made very successful
run with the machine III this county DUR
| ing the present harvest season. The fire
was undoubtedly of inccndiary origin.
Los ANGELES, October 4th.-A fire at 30
this morning destroyed dwelling on Mo
Fart street, between Griffin avenue and
Sichel street. Nothing was saved but a
trunk Seventy-five dollars in money was
also consumed The house was insured
for 5000. The fire was caused by the ex-
plosion of coal-oil lamp.
SAN JOSE, October 4th-H T. Welch's
Angora tannery on the corner of Julian
and San Pedro streets, was destroyed by
fire at 1 o'clock this morning. The build
ing was cheap two-story frame.
synod of the Pacific.
Los ANGELES, October 4th.-The Presby-
terrain Synod devoted last evening and this
morning to the discussion of the temper
ance question Later in the morning the
Synod suspended business to hear the ladies
of the Women's Occidental Board of Mis-
sions. Mrs. ?. D. Brown, of Oakland, was
the first speaker. Mrs. Condict followed,
with an address about the Chinese residing
in California. Mrs. Chaplin, who was
missionary in China for number of years,
spoke on the same subject DR.. Horton
then addressed the ladies of the Board, and
the Synod, after which the unfinished bust
ness was taken up. The members of the
Synod dined at the Ellis Villa College at 5
o'clock.
The Synod voted to meet next year in st.
Johns Church, San Francisco. The Stated
Clerk was directed to arrange for the trans
portation of members.
A Young Farmers Death.
STOCKTON, October 4th.-An inquest was
held to-day over the body of Francisco
Sanguinetti, aged %, native of Italy, who
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runaway team. He was thrown from his
seat in the wagon and had his neck broken.
Deceased was a young farmer residing near
the San Joaquin river bridge. He had fur
niShed a new Westinghouse and was
awaiting the arrival from Italy Of young
woman to whom he was engaged to be
married. He had been two years in this
country.
Seriously Hurt.
VIsAL1A, October 4th-George Goodrich
driver for Mr. CAVITY, was seriously hurt
here this afternoon. He was placing a
heavy trunk on board the cars, when he
fell between the platform and the cars, the
trunk falling on his foot 1t is learned
that he is injured in the back and inter
nally.
Accident on the Central Pacific.
PoET CosTA, October 4th.-Last night at
1910, as the tea and silk special was going
East, twenty-five miles AN hour, it ran into
the rear of train of empties going in the
same direction. Nobody was hurt, but
seven cars and engine 81 are more or less
smashed. Loss about s., 600.
Business Difficulty.
UKIAH, October 5th.-The merchandise
ing house and furniture establishment of
Marcus tE Coin, of this city, was attached
Saturday by Nathan S. Bachman, a San
Francisco merchant, for S2S, 600. The
firms liabilities will amount to something
over $4,000, which they claim will be fully
covered by their assets. Unsuccessful
speculations in hops and wool was the
cause.
California Sportsmen.
Los ANGELES October 4th.-The mem
bers of the California Sportsmen's Associa-
ton. in convention in this city, enjoyed a
pleasant afternoon at the Agricultural
Park yesterday. The first match was at
six birds, twenty-one yards rise from
plunge traps. There were eighteen entries.
The following gentleman killed five birds
each: C. Robinson, w. c. Saunders, w. f.
Brown, w Robinson and T. B. Martin.
The prize money was divided. The next
event was match for ten single birds,