Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-23
PACIFIC SLOPE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uslos
CALIFORNIA.
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Grand Encampment, 1. o. o. 70.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 22d.-At the afternoon
session yesterday the following officers were
elected w. w. Lyman. Grand Patriarch; l. A.
Simon, Grand High Priest J. F. Crosett, Grand
Senior Warden; ". B. Lyon, Grand Scribe; John
Hanson, Grand Treasurer; A. K. Lord, Grand
Junior Warden; Charles H. kandall, Grand
Representative. Lewis Sober. H. s. Winn and
W. Fl. Barnes were reelected Trustees. The
following committees We're appointed On Uni
form Degree Camps-Edwin Glover o. '" Le-
mont E. K Russell, c. W. Meador and o. n.
Young Special Committee on Honored Dead
L. L. Alexander Samuel 1saaks. n. COOK. VIM.
Trathan and Lewis Caro-.
AT this morning session of the Grand Encamp-
ment several reports were received, discussed
and acted upon. This afternoon, atter the ap-
pointment of the usual standing committees, the
installation of officers is taking place, and at ITS
conclusion the Encampment VIII adlourn 10 the
third Tuesday in next October. The Encamp-
ment has again declined to incorporate an en-
dowment feature upon its system
Grand Lodge, i. o. o. +.
SAN Francisco, October 22d.-In the Grand
Lodge of odd Fellows To-Day the following Dis
trict Deputies were appointed and the Grand
Lodge adjourned: District No. l, George w. Le-
mont of San Francisco; ., James Stewart, Sac
ramento; 8, C. II, Cullums Stockton; l. ?. J. c.
George F. Adams, Marysville; Z, L. Plege, San
Francisco; $, Adolph Cohen, Downieville; 9, Z.
P. Soule, Susanville; TO- D. D. Demarest, Angels;
IL, J. II. Wizard, North Bloomfield; Il, William
\. j.
Samuel Isaacks. Shasta; 10, NJ Renner, Yreka;
16, Joseph Dilts, Forest Hill; II, Samuel Scott,
Suffer Creek; Is, George K. Hendel, Oroville; 10,
N. Manasse, Red Bluff; 20, ". Fratham, Dutch
Caro- San Bernardino; %, Peter Howard,
Quincy; "a C. NJ. Knowles, Hydesville; %, Peter
Eastman, Bloomfield: &c, 2. c. Gadsby, Santa
Cruz: q, d. 4. Price, Oakland; Is, W. G: Ker-
chotf, Los Angeles 90, c. B. Rand, Vallejo: go
T. r. Dave, Santa Barbara; 81, J. NJ. Fox, vi
salia; 80 Joseph NcNey, Fort Jones; 80, T. W.
Drulland, Modesto "a, David Reid, Chico: 50,
L. A. Morgan, MendOcino; Sc, II. B. Cummings,
Truckee: 81, George j. Abrogast Salt Lake City;
IS. James Leonard. MERGED: 80, W. W. Pierce,
San Diego; 40, J. \. JONES' Nortonville; H. i.
Frehe, Santa Rosa; ~, C. B. Culver, Woodland.
Parlor Car Between San Francisco and
Sacramento-Grand Chapter, o. e. S.
SAN FRANCISCO, october 22d.-Commeneing
tomorrow Nhe 23d1, the Pullman Palace Car
Company will run parlor car between this city
and Sacramento. II viii be attached to the
o clock train from this city, and returning Will
leave Sacramento with the 80 O'clock train in
the afternoon.
The Grand Chapter Eastern Star, now in SEES
sion, to-day elected the following officers: +. W.
G. Mosbus, San Francisco, Grand Patron; Mrs.
NJ. j. Young, Sacramento. Grand MatrOn: JUS
tice c. Merryfield, Dixon, Associate Patron; Mrs.
Lucia Singletary, san Jose, Assistant Grand
Matron; Mrs. Kate J. Willetts, San Francisco,
Grand Secretary; Mrs. Ella NJ. Horn Napa,
Grand Treasurer. There are seventy-two subor-
dinate Chapters in the State, all of which are
represented in the Grand Council, which num-
bers over 800 delegates.
Candidate for Supervisor Shot in San
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 22d.-Charles E. Alb
bott Republican candidate for Supervisor of the
halfpast 10 o'clock tonight, at the corner of
Hyde and Vallejo streets. Abbott was wounded
in the bowels, probably MORALLY. week ago,
at the instance of Abbott, lngrahams wife was
nh of Il Il lar rad
of sound mind. Ingraham then denounced Alb
bott aud vowed vengeance, asserting that Alb
bolt was one of band of conspirators who had
designs on Mrs. Ingraham's fortune of $4,000.
Mrs. Ingraham is IS, and her husband IS years
old.
Political Demonstrations.
MARYsvILLE, October 22d.-The Republicans
had their grand rally of 1891 here tonight.
The city was more extensively illuminated than
ever known in the history of the American oc-
cupation. Almost every business house and
residence on the principal streets was illumi-
mated. The town was cloud OF bunting and
flags. There were visiting delegations OF Re
puDlicans from Chico, Gridley, biggs, Oroville,
Moore's Station, Brownsville, Smartsyille, Me
ridian, Euba City and Wheatland. thousand
men and torches were in line, led by the Pacific
brass band of Marysviile, the Cornet band, Of
Wheatland the National band, of Meridian, the
Oroville brass band and the Chico brass band.
The meeting was held in the theater, which
could not hold half the crowd. y. ID. Rldeout
presided, and introduced James A. Louttit, the
nominee for Congress for the Second District.
He spoke for an hour, making an able and elo-
quent plea for the protection of American labor
and American industries. His speech was an
able effort. He carried his audience with him,
and was repeatedly cheered. Those on the out
side organized and elected Judge l.. b. Crane
Chairman, who introduced Barney Collins, of
Chico, who made one of the best and most stir
ring speeches ever heard in this place. Alter
he had concluded, Mr.. Louttit addressed the
outdoor crowd for half an hour This is CON
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that was ever held here.
RIVERSIDE, October 22d.-IIon. Thomas Fitch
and Colonel II. H. Markham, candidate for
Congress from the Sixth District, arrived ac-
cOrding to appointment, and Colonel Markham
opened the meeting by addressing one of the
largest audiences ever gathered together in
Riverside, which clearly demonstrates that the
woods are full of en- Hon. Thomas Fitch
followed in an eloquent speech. There was
fully 800 people present.
SANTA CRUZ, October 22d.-The committee
having the matter in charge are pushing the
arrangements for the barbecue TO be rendered TO
the uniformed clubs of San Francisco Oakland,
San Jose and WatSonville, who will come TO
Santa Cruz next Saturday night. Accommoda-
tons will be secured for 5000 people.
REDpNG, October 22d.-General 10 Hamilton
spoke to good-sized Democratic meeting here
last night. Major Biggs, Elector on the Demo
cratic ticket, spoke here the night before.
Rio VISTA October 22d.-Last night the Re
publicans held Il meeting here, which was pre-
sided over by j. H. Gardiner. 1t was well
attended and very orderly, and addressed
al considerable length by Mr.. Dobbins, of Sui
sun, candidate for District Attorney, Mr.. Roney,
of Vallejo, candidate Tor Sheriff, ard Mr.
Wright. of Vallejo, candidate for State senator.
CUFFEY's COVE, October 22d.-Hon. Barclay
Henley, escorted by the Ckiah Cleveland and
Hendricks Uniformed Club, 100 strong, arrived
here this afternoon. This evening there was a
torchlight procession and a speech delivered by
Mr.. Henley, at Kimbalrs Hall, to large and
enthusiastic audience. The club will escort Mr.
Henley through his trip on this coast. He
speaks at Point Arena tomorrow night
The Tulare Valley Fair and Races.
VIsAIIA. October 23d-The Tulare Valley Fair
opened to-day favorably. The racing was good
and gave general satisfaction. The first race
was quarter dash for a purse Of Sl0O, all TO the
first horse. There were five entr1eS-Contidence.
gom Shores, Dandy ROan, 1ulare and Chey.
The race was won by Confidence in :21{. The
next event was II pacing race for purse OF
Sl50-frst horse 500, second, s50-best three in
five The entries were Weigle, Bruce, Robert +.
and Butler. Wege had the pole, Bruce second,
Butler third, Robert fourth. The first heat was
won by Weigle Time, 232 Bruce was second,
Robert third and Butler drawn. The second
heat won by Weigle. Bruce second. Time,
2:33. The third heat was won by Weigle, Bruce
second Robert L. distanced The next was a
trotting race, best three in five, for purse OF
$50 There were three entries-S90, Sl5 and SIS.
Following were the entries Elite Bay Rose
and Pete Bay Rose had the pole, Elite second,
Pete outside. The first heat was won by Elite.
Bay Rose second. Time, 1892. The second
heat was won by Bay Rose Elite second. Time,
2:5Si%. II now being halfpast ), the race was
postponed until tomorrow.
Killed by Car Whee1s-1iartin Murphy's
Funeral.
San JOSH, October 22d-Henry Toomey. res
ident of MayhelA supposed TO be about 50 years
of age, was Iua over and killed near Mountain
View by an excursion train on the Southern Pa
cite road. It is supposed that he was riding on
Il brake beam.
The funeral OF Martin Murphy, the deceased
lnillinnaire took nlace to-dny. The SERVICES