Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-23
PACIFIC SLOPE.
IsFxcrAt DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uN1oS. I
CALIFORNIA.
Blaine and Logan Club-Bad Marksman
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c,s,s sSNrA IA cruz, July 22d.-t Blaine and Logan
llup was organized here last night with 9s7
members The officers are President. Y n
Goldsby, First Vice President. w, n Cone sec.
0nd o Ilce-PreSldent. d. Wilson: Third Vice
resident. \ J. Kinds; Fourth Vice President
W. H. Talbot: Recording Secretary IL Wanzer
1orresponding Secretary, +. j. Cox; Treasurer
honert Ely sergeant-atA Arms. C. C. Perry Ex.
ecutlNe Committec-J. Il. Chase w II Rias "
I. Cope, L. McCann and d. W Groyer
i, sunday morning Ed. Foran, an ex-police Of
hcer OF san Francisco, shot at L. Colunbet. but
I,,SSTu FnS me trouble grew ont of politics.
hlm ne was allowed TO pay fine and was dis
charged ''9 N''
Shasta County Republicans.
ANDERSON, July 22d--A Blaine and Logan
Club was organized here last night. with twenty
eight members }. II. Beecher was elected
President. and j. G. Laveu and j. C. Kesler Vice
Presidents.
Suicide of an Insane Man.
FoIsoN, July 22d.-Michael Sayars, an insane
man, was found drowned in the river near
Sailor Bar, blindfolded and shot through the
meek Justice Anderson held an inquest and
verdict of suicide was rendered. The man was
about 20 years OF age.
Dangerously Injured by Fall.
SAN BERNARpINo, July 22d.-Dr H. w. Rice
ieii irom the window OF his office. in the second
story of the Anchor Block to-day and sustained
sidered dangerous.
Fatal stroke of Paralysis.
MoEELUNSE iIiL. July 2ad.-Samucl NJ D.
Harper, n native of indiana aged 81. and "A
pioneer. having come TO California i'm $50 dtcd
/ early this morning. Yesterday he len home 20
visit the lIoosicr mine NJ Whisky slide in this
county, IN which he was 4 partner Returning
ON horseback, he had proceeded but short dis,
lance when he was stricken with his third
stroke of paralysis. having received two attacks
several weeks ago A Frenchman passing
found him lying in the road in an inSensible
inf l.,
friends, he was conveyed to his residence at
Whisky Slide, and remained unconscious until
he died
Young Man Badly Hurt.
MERGED July 22d-A young Spaniard, named
Burton. employed in harvesting on the Nevada
Bank ranch, was struck with derrick fork this
morning, and was seriously wounded. He was
brought here for treatment, where his mother
resides, and ON examination it was found that
his pelvis was broken, and he was seriously in
jured internally
Another Grain Field Fire.
MERcrD, July 2d.-A blaze in grain field
about one mile west of town. at s o'clock this
afternoon, created Il great excitement in town
and hundreds of people, in dr;lys. wagons, bug
gieS and on horseback, rushed to the scene to
fight the fire fiend. Fortunately the fire was
extmguished before more than three or four
acres of wheat had been burned. The fro
caught from lighted cigar stub that some one
had careleSsly thrown in the grass alongside the
road. strong breeze was blowing at the time.
but determined men worked with will and
conquered the devouring element
San Francisco Money Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22d.-There is good de-
mand for money in this market Mt rates varying
from TO 10 per cent. The savings banks are
lOaning on city real estate at 6d7. Private
capitalists are putting out money on call at L.
The rates for regular commercial paper are
7tdl0 with the bulk of business at s. There is
some inquiry from wheat borrowers and the
banks are disposed to treat them fairly, as the
security is considered first-clasS provided il be
enviToned with the proper and usual safeguards.
Eastern drafts are steady and i'll fair demand at
2Dc for sight and SOC for telegraphic transfers.
The banks are buying commercial bills on Lon
don at i97sd and drawing their own at i915d.
Refined silver is steady ut lI@l5 per cent. dis
count, and Mexican dollars are in fair demand
at Sglsdg0c apiece.