Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-16
PACIFIC SLOPE.
/ SIXTEEN-YEAR.0LD BOY con-
VICTED OF MURDER.
Financial Embarrassment of the
State rrcasurer-The Democratic
Guillotine-Grand Lodge, X. of +.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nrooRD-us,ox.I ;
CALIFORNIA.
The st. Louis Murderer Undoubtedly
Passed Thrnnrh San Trancisrn

CALIFORNIA
The st. Louis Murderer Undoubtedly
Passed Through San Francisco.
SAN FRANctsco. April t5th.--It is estab-
lished beyond question that Maxwell, the
St Louis murderer, arrived in this city last
week, and stopped at the Palace under the
name Of 7. c. De Augnier. \ number OF
checks ON his baggage from 81, Louis, and
the testimony of n passenger who came all
the way with him, leave no doubt OF his
identity. He sailed for Auckland on sun
day in the City of sydney. TIC CRATE in
his room 1T the Palace was found fi,led
with charred papers he had burned, bat
the remnants cannot be decipherel.
Annual Meeting of the State Medical
Society.
SAN Francisco, April 13th,-The Mcdi-
cal Society OF the State of California met at
B'nai Birth Hall this morning III annual
| session. There was a fun attendance of
members. DR.. r. Beverly Cole. President.
called the meeting to order, and, after an
address of welcome by DR.. Washington
Aver, the roll was called, and the regular
business of the day began, Dr. Cole read
his annual address, which was listened to
with interest, and which was followed by
reports of the Treasurer, Secretary, Board
Ol NtilSOIS anu bpsiN u I4NtlllIllCTS.
At the afternoon session DR.. w. II. May
read the report of the Committee on Mental
Diseases and Medical Jurisprudence; Dr,
A. B. Nixon the report of the committee
present during graduating examinations:
Dr. Ira Il. OatmaD, the report on Practical
Medicine and Medica! Literature; Dr. w
s. Thorne, the report on Surgery Or.
Clinton Gushing, the report or some spc-
ciaI subjects, including the exhibition of a
new instrument for cEacuajiug pelvic ab-
scess. Dir. \. b. Nixon will this evening
read paper on Medical Education"
Grand Lodge, knights Of Pythias.
Los ANGELES, April 15th.-The parade
and public reception that was 10 have been
accorded the Grand Lodge. Knights of
Pythias, by the citizens of Los Angeles yes
tcrday, was prevented by the heavy show
ers of rain which fell through the day, re
quiring postponGment of all f)rmaiiticS
In tho evening, however, just prior to the
opening of the Grand Lodge, Mayor f. l..
Spence was introduced TO the assembled
Knights and delivered an address of wei
come, extending the hospitalities of the
priatcly replied to by the Grand Chancel-
lor, Stanton l.. Carter, of Stockton
The Grand Lodge then vent into cxecu-
tive session, comforting the Grand Lodge
were onnIirants and nrasent fnI tLo first
time '' '''N' '''7'
TLo crord cbapcolIor nraeeuted bis ON
rnoI rannrt sbow;nn tbe Order IN hn in =
bi@L stite of ,,TosncTity ~onEin,r Cafifnrnio
os tbc third Grand lode jurisdiction in
tho void Twenfv.f foui. nov Io,lgcs were
reported organized during the past year
and the membership il California now
numbers nearly i0,G00.
After various preliminary motions and
llNlng the hourS oi session, at midniSht the
Grand Lodge adjourned to meet inns morn
ilg at = NJ.
Inc N'rahu Looge Was tal'ed /" ot'.er
thls morning a' 9:io' y stippieintuta' re-
port ol the committee on Creaeiiliai5 was
retu ana approved, ana 'he "talld hoCiSe
announced the standihS committees ne,
ports of me "rahd Olhccfs were read ana
approved
To-morrow the Grand Lodge will visit
the Normal Hciioot III ooay.
Grand Parior \. ;. O. W.
san JOSE, April 10th The Grand Parlor
y. ;. G.. W, to-day appoiuteu
standing committees. The Grand Treas
urer's bond was raised to $4,000. and 81 .235
was allowed for the mileage of
delegates. The Endowment Committee
was granted one year further time to re-
port. Los -AiiSeles was uecluei upon as
'iit lieHs piage lo' lro.Iih5 .i.l d session
n. at liiT Closc "a ihe evening SESSION
Nl"ilse Dp'sSolilS Caiii'' ol Los -Ait5eles'
', SiGp'''el tie l'is % Ine lleNt "iiQr
70 'lielr titF oy sraiiu paiiiue' 10 'he DEL
eSales-
Death of Pioneer Citizen-W"man Ar
rested for Bigany-Held for Robbery
IEorsethief Captured.
Los AyeFrEs ADriI 15th Horny Stos-
forth q nionpnr sjtizpn died today aeyed 80
i.aaT.s
Mrs pauline Flizo Krnen tho ,nucb1v-
married woman yrartsi in San Francisco
on cbqrgas ot hicro,,,v vae arrested l'ara tC,
dav nv Tho Sheriff ana viii be LoId iii ~,
arrival of an officer from that CITY.
Jack Hendy was examined to-day for
robbing the house of Henry NJ. Ross, near
Anaheim. One Downs, partner with
iiendy IN the robbery, turned States eyi-
denCe, and fastened the guilt upon himself
ana 'ne prisoner VINO was men hell 20 an
5,i+Irl ~, ,.i~ 4'tlii11 Cou.s lic "ii'
Nf2ii,,SI, O., 1.-.i -
rraStnd ,, ~ 'e ~ M'S
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CO. J,--oN' '-0- =
mare tslahd-
AALtEJo: April loth.-Ihe Democratic
,i,lo..tf ior ioPIplps I 2i poii.ic. ntus Is
NJ I,ioli Il; ~ was S.ai.ey up 4l
n 5tg lfr,i tis I, itiiI,is u!'er telTSL" 1oI}
sln 0i S fiio p,. ,,lie' a: r'sI,
~ - -. 'i''1ito', ~ elllS.i
froTo HTle @,S'llt nf abor az nr 0G,, amd inc o
IT. f,r,,io;, NO,
crimes foreman blacksmith lanes RYAN
o1arferman laborer O. H. Butler. foreman
mason. No persons have been designated
to fill these vacancies. Sargent and Grimes
have occupied their positions for about
twenty years. Quite Il number of other
removals are expected.
State Treasurer Oullaham in Financial
Trouble.
SrocEToN, April 15th.-The wholesale
liquor business of State Treasurer d. !.
Oullahan, i'll this city, was attached last
night by San Francisco creditors for 500 coo.
The assets are nominal.
Fatal Conoestfva Ch,u
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