Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-05
PACIFIC SLOPE.
EX-LiEUT. GOVERNOR JOHNSON
INTERVIEWED.
Oregon Occurrences-Mexican Mat
ters-Arizona Afairs-Caii-
fornia Cuttings.
lsrEc1AL DISPATCHES 70 THE REcoaD-rxlox.l
CALIFORNIA.
EN-I observation-disclosures ,'os,nson Inter-
viewed Upon His Return from WASH

EN-Ii N-Iieutenant-Governor johnson Inter
viewed Upon His Return from Wash
ington.
SAN FRANVISCo, May 4th.-Ex-Lieuten-
ant-Goyerncr Johnson was interviewed to-
day upon his return from Washington, and
said The President thoroughly compre-
hends the Democratic situeion in Caliior-
mia. He is as conycrSant with the different
phases OF the quarrel rs is anybody out
here, and say So advisedly when | remark
that am satisfied from frequent Conver-
sations with the President, that no radical
Democrat will be appointed to office in
California. BY the term radical l mean 4
man who Is trying to break up the Demo
cratic party upon side issues not relating to
any principles in the National Democratic
platform, and l particularly include that
element of the State Central Committee and
their friends who betrayed the Demo-
cratic party by fraudulent manipulation
of the County Committee i'll order to
send delegates to the Stockton Convention.
and also include among them the leaders
of that Convention. And | may remark
that | consider the tender OF a mission.
either of China or of Spain, to s. NJ Wilson.
a direct rebuff to that element ! am also
of the opinion that the appointment of
Greenbarm TO the Cunsulship of Apia was
an additional snub to the radicals as it is
most certainly against their wishes Gov
ernor Johnson further gave il as his opin-
ion that Stuart NJ. Taylor would be ap-
pointed Naval Officer of this port; EX-Sec-
retary of State Beck, Internal Revenue
Appraiser; J. r. Glascock, United District
Attorney Frank McCoppin, Minister to
Japan; Jesse d. Carr, Collector; =. b.
Tuly. Postmaster; eX-Controller Samuel
IL. Brooks, Sub-Treasurer w. c. Hen
bricks, Superintendent of the Mint; H. c.
Livingstone. Suryeyor-Generat +. O. +.
Hastings Registrar of the Land Office, and
Martin Kelly, Receiver. Collector at VIII
mington Colonel d. r. Risley Collector
at San Diego, Z. J. Arnold Collector at
Humboldt, p. II. Ryan.
General Mcdowell Dead.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 4th.-General Irwin
Mcdowell died at midnight.
Remarkable Tenacity of Life.
SAN Francisco, May 4th.-It is learned
that the cause of Prospera Bids attempted
suicide Saturday was his discovery that he
was afflicted with leprosy He is still liv-
ing, conscious, and able to talk without APP
parant trouble, although the bullet went
through the roof of his mouth and upward
through his head, carrying with it at the
point of exit part of the skull and some
brain matter.
Hard-Glove Fight.
SAN Francisco, MAY 4th.-The hard
glove fight announced in the Mechanics
Pavilion tonight between Jack Dempsey
of New York, and Harry Downie. of this
city, drew but small audience, and Dow
ME refused to fight, as the winner was to
receive only the gate money. Tom Barry
consented TO fight Dempsey for $3.50, which
was paid him, and the result was one
of the hardest fights of the season. On
the second round Dempsey knocked Barry
clear through the ropes off the platform
Dempsey won in five rounds. Just before
the fight a crowd of about 1000 persons in
the street overpowered the doorkeepers and
forced their way into the Pavilion, making
good sized and very enthusiastic au-
dience.
FL Dorado County Good TcmpIars,
PLAcERvGLLE, May 4th.-The several
Lodges of the l. O. G. T. of FL Dorado
county held q district meeting here to-day,
which was largely attended by members
and friends of the Order There were
twenty-three delegates, representing the six
Lodges in the county. The meeting was
presided over by q. w. c. I. NJ. C. Win
chester VIM. Mahler acting as Secretary.
Grand Lecturer Hughes delivered an ad-
dress this evening. Much enthusiasm has
prevailed, and the meeting was much en-
joyed.
Largely Attended Funeral.
REDDGNG, May 4th.-The funeral of Hon.
J. \. Chappell was one of the largest ever
held in the county He was buried with
Masonic honors. Friends from al! parts of
the county attended. and number from
Red Bluff.
An Old Watering-Piace to be Reopaned.
Sr. HELENA, May 4th.-The Summit
Springs Water Company, an association re-
Gently organized here is making arrange
ments to purchase the White Sulphur
Springs Hotel and property with a view to
the establishment.
Found Dead in Bed.
SAN JosE, May 4th.-C. 4. Shields, ma
tive OF Ireland, about 35 years of age, and
a stranger in this city. was found dead in
bed in a room in the Western Hotel on
Market street, at 9 o'clock this morning.
He took the room last Saturday afternoon,
and was not seen since Saturday night.
The body was much decompOsed.
Death OF Physician.
PErALUMA, May 4th.-Df@ J. Wallace
city, with large practice, died this even
ing at 545 of consumption. DR.. McWhin- |
ME was a native of Woodstock, Canada, |
aeed 43 years. He leaves a wife and three |
small childrea residing i'll this city, and a
wide circle of friends.
ssts City Election ut Holiister.
HoLLIsTER, May 4th.-An unusually |
heavy vote was polled at the city election
to-day G. W. Austin (R,) was rejected |
Chief of Police G. G.. Johnson (R.) was re-
elected Treasurer, Leslie T. Baldwin (R.)
was elected Assessor, and 7, S. Hawkins
CD and George Wapple (Ind.) were elected |