Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LUUHA LIN 11ALluGNUG,
REPUBLICANS DELGHTED.-The business Office
-orths RECORD UNION and the sidewalk in front
o. the building were thronged yesterday by PEG
pie anxious to learn the result of the balloting
at the Republican National Convention. When
the result of the second ballot was made known,
showing Blaine to be advancing much gratifi-
cation was expressed, which increased after the
thi I'd ballot showed him to be gaining more
rapidly, and when a dispatch came announcing
that L0gan's men had gone over to the ''plumed
knight and the latter's success was assured,
cheer after cheer rent the air, hats were thrown
10. men danced and sang, shook hands, tossed
one another around and eyinced their enthusi-
.aam i'll every way imaginable. The RECORD
UNION flag was hoisted, and in a short time
bunting was flying from scores of nagstatfs, and
men looked at "old glory" and calculated.
We've got a man now who'll see that you are
honoredw Members of the Democratic party,
while they were sorry TO know of Blaine's nomi-
nation because of its probable disastrous effect
upon their party, were willing to cOncede that
be was Il strong nominee, and If elected would
be credit to the country. In the evening the
good feeling of the Republicans was heightened
by the information that Logan had been nomi-
mated for the Vice-Fresidency, the strength of
the ticket having thus been made to equal any
thing they could have hoped for.
JUBILEE MONDAY NIGHT.-The Republican
County Central Committee met with committee
from the Boys in Blue last evening to arrange
for grand torchlight procession and ratification
meeting next Monday evening, in honor of
Blaine and Logan. j. r. Laine was chosen
Chairman, and W. A. Anderson Secretary. 1t
was decided that the Boys i'll Blue and Republi-
Cans generally meet at Pioneer Hall at : o clock
receive torches and march up h street to Tenth
Tenth to ], J 10 Second, Second to X, K to the
Metropolitan Theater, where the following eX-
-ercises will be held Address by J. R Laine,
President of the meeting music by the band ::
addresses by Henry Edgerton, T. B. Mcfarland
Grove L. Johnson, A. l.. Hart. ". H. Beatty, c.
J.. White, W. c. Van Fleet, Chas T. Jones, J. C.
Tubbs 5 Scion Holl. W. A. Anderson |. Hur-
burt, +. D. Ryan, II. l.. Buckley, A. P. Catlin,
Jabez Turner and K. I. Devlin. The Union Boy
gun squad will fire national salute during the
march of the procession.
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB.-A meeting
of young Republicans was held last night at the
Courthouse TO take preliminary steps towards
the organization of Young Mems Republican
Cub in view of the coming Presidential cam
paien. Charles " Post was elected temporary
Chairman and Lincoln White Secretary, On
motion, a committee was appointed to draft a
pledge, addressed 70 young Republicans-that
they viii support the Presidential nominees and
vii meet and organize a Republican campaign
-C:Ub-consisting of White Davis, Ryan. Brown.
Cook, Ellery, Kendall, Rivett, Mott and Post.
Chapman, Roussin and Robinette were appoint
ed a committee to arrange with the County Cen
trail Committee for torches. 1t was determined
that the Young Mems Republican Club would
participate in the ratification meeting on next
Monday evening and the meeting adjourned 10
meet at the Courthouse at P. NJ. Monday.
WALK ERs-MessrS. j. B. Bott and Edward
Ingles, TWO young men whose positions require
more or less walking and running around. en-
gagged in argument recently regarding the
speed and endurance OF each other, and in order
to substsntiate more fully his assertions, Bot
Challenged his friend 70 q contest of ten miles.
The proposition, being entertained by lngies'
v no Is a noted pedestrian from Red Blult, they,
together with a few friends, repaired to Agri-
cultural Park Yesterday for the purpose of ira
Versing its circuit ten times, fair heel and toe.
After having walked the number of miles agreed
uDOn. the match was declared a draw, one OF
the parties claiming that the other had not
walked according 70 agreement. They, how
ever, arranged pFeliminarles Tor go-as-you-
Please match of ten miles, 10 take place Monday
afternoon at o'clock, al the same place. They
averaged to-day close to six miles per hour,
walking the ten miles in hour and - minutes.
THs SCOTTISH GAHEs.-The eighth annual
gathering and games of the Caledonian Club
viii take place at Fast Park Grove to-day and
evening, and will doubtless prove one OF the
most interesting events of the season. Upwards
petitorS Will be present from all parts of the
coast In fact il is believed that the exhibition
OF muscle and agility will far exceed anything
of the character witnessed in the city. The list
Of games d" free for all in addition to the club
contestants twelve numbers upon it. the prizes
al being in money. The exercises commence
at 10 A. NJ. sharp. There will be a street parade
IN the morning, before the party go TO the Park.
In the evening the usual moonlight dance viii
be given, to accommodate those guests who can
not be present during the day. Music Will be
furnished by the First Artillery band and q
corps OF pipers.
Police CoURr.-In the Police Court yesterday
the cases OF All Gen, for drawing deadly
weapon Daniel Martin, for battery, and George
Baldwin and Henry Harris, for disturbing the
peace, were continued until the 10th inst.....The
case of George Saal for disturbing the peace,
was dismissed Jim Short, for having been
drank, was fined So......The cases of A A.
Hebron and Emmett Hagerman, for misde-
neanor, went over until this morning.-....Ah
Chez and All Choy, accused of misdemeanor in
violating the health ordinance, were discharged,
X appearing that they had abated the nuisance
complained of....Ella Prices case of adultery
was set for examination today MARY Touhey,
previously convicted on two charges OF disturb
ing the peace was fined 80 or . days In each.
Henry A. Caulheld was tried on two charges of
disturbing the peace and one of malicious mis-
Chief, and acquitted.
TIRE DRUIDs.-The following grand officers
were elected for the ensuing year at the session
of the Grand Grove OF DTuids at san Francisco
Thursday W. A. Henry, of sacramento, Noble
Grand Arch; L. r Dunaud, Deputy Grand Arch:
John Bitter, Grand Secretary. Henry Moore,
Grand Treasurer; F. Pozzo of san jose. Grand
Marshal l.. Alexander, OF Sacramento Grand
Guardian; Trustees-Philip Rohrbacker F. Ma
g.nnis, Jacob NiekelS: Grand Representative
c. C. O'Donnell, James j. Donnelly The esti-
mated expenses of the Grand Grove for the next
fscal year are 81 go The bonds of the Grand
;. 'retary were fixed at 81 500 and of the Grand
Treasurer at 50, 900. The newly elected grand
officers were installed and Henry Eshbach OF
Grove No. y, was appointed Grand sentinel.
The Grand Grove degree conferred on
thirty-four candidates and the Convention then
adjourned sine die.
JorN1 PrcNIc-The Sacramento HuSsars and
the Sarsfield Guard Company G, First Artillery
Regiment,) will hold joint picnic at Beach's
Grove Sunday, June 18th. They win go by
steamer leaving the foot of y street at $50 \. NJ
and returning 70 the city at 80 P. N. Among
the amusements viii be pigeon shooting, racinl
aud games of all kinds The HusSar Band vii
furnish music for the occasion.
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