Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-29
Laundry Orders Constitutional.

case OF LICK NO, on haDeaS corpus, Inc
Supreme Court to-day decided that all
the laundry orders passed by the Super
visors are constitutional The only real
question before the Court was the bungling
manner in which former Supervisors did
their work The Court holds the whole
batch to be the law.
The :" 5 randed Cigarmakers."
SAN Francisco, December 2Sth-In
reference TO the dispatch received from
Chicago, which stated that Mr. Wolf. agent
of the Ggarmakers Union. left 175 men
stranded at Chicago, Mr.. Canning, Secre-
tary of the International Cigarmakers'
Union OF this city, said tonight: The
matter is, to my mind, very easily ex-
planned J. Wolf, the President of our
Union here, and no doubt the gentleman
referred to in the dispatch, before he LETT
for the East, went around with commit
tee to the various cigar manufacturing
firms here, and secured their orders for $50
ciSarmakers from the East One firm,
Mayrisch Bros. Il Co., told him to call
again, as they would decide as to
whether they wanted 100 or only
50 men. Mr.. Wolf left with the
IDEA that they would use the
former number if he could secure them.
Wolf stopped at Chicago TO consult with the
4ead of the Union there, and probably
mentioned that he would need some $50
more. He then went to Louisville, re-
turned 20 Chicago, and then went on to
New York to consult with the Union head
men there about advancing the fares to the
men he needed, as until that was settled he
could engage no men at all In the mean
time Mayrisch Bros. 4 Co. Joined the White
Cigarmakers' Association, whose represent
alive, Van Guelpsen, is now in the
East getting men, and did not re-
quire those promised to be received
by Mr.. Wolf We advised our President of
the withdrawal by telegram and letter, and
that only $50 men need be brought out. I
do not know if Wolf made known the re-
duction in the number of men he wanted
after we advised him. l think the trouble
in Chicago arises good deal from con-
founding our Union with the Association
here. We, through our local Unions in the
East, advanced the fare to bring the men
here, while the Association makes the men
pay their own passage at first. As both
representatives of the coast are in the
East getting men, it may be that Van
Guelpsen's men are trying to get Wolf into
trouble, when they found that the Wolf
men get their fares advanced and Van
Guelpsen won't or cannot do so. Mr. Wolf
has our full confidence, an we feel sure he
by letter and kilograms on the whole mat
ter"
Still Keeps His Chinese Cook.
SAN Francisco, December 2Sth-Captain
Maitland, of Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz
county, was interviewed tonight by CdH
reporter, He says he still has his Chinese
cook, and intends to keep him. Every
thing has quoted down, and he expects no
further trouble. He likes the country and
his neighbors, and intends TO become a
good American citizen.
Dragged to Death.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 2Sth.-Walter
ID. Grace, youth of 10, who has been en-
Ployed for about six months as a switch
tender for the San Francisco Bridge Com
pany, was horribly mutilated and killed
this morning about o'clock. Grace was
riding or dump car laden with mud and
rock, which was one of a train of about ten
cars, used to convey material for the extern
sion of the seawal. The accident occurred
at the southern end of section of the sea-
wall, at mon and Front streets, and was
witnessed by number of persons, who all
agree that the construction train was run
nlng at greater rate of speed than they
had ever observed before. On account of
this high speed the dump pin" which
held the car on which Grace rode upright.
either broke or became loose, and the car
turned over. Grace fell between the cars,
and as his right foot was caught in the gear
OF the hind wheel he was dragged for some
distance. The men who witnessed the ac-
cident shouted to the engineer to stop. but
this was not easily done on account of the
momentum which the train had received.
Grace had fallen head first, but after his
loot had become extricated his body fell
across the track. The cars are very low,
and before the train was stopped his re-
mans had been rolled along the track in
front OF the wheels, the body being gener-
ally cut up and bruised and internal in
juries being sustained which caused the
death. Grace was native born, and lived
with his parents at No. Bartol street He
was dead when pulled out from under the
wheels, and his remains were at once taken
to the Morgue.
Signal Service Indications.
SAN Francisco, December 2Sth.-Indica-
tons for the succeeding 30 hours North
Pacific, fair weather, with light variable
winds Middle Pacific, fair weather. with
light, variable winds. South Pacific, fair
weather. with slight changes in tempera-
ture.
Anti-Chinese C1ub-New Town Hall.
GRIDLEY, December 2Sth.-Gridlev has
held several anti-Chinese meetings, and is
about to organize club, which will be
about so strong.
The Odd Fellows VIII have the first dance
IN the new Town Hall, which will be com
pleted at an early date.
State Teachers Convention.
SAN JOSE, December 2Sth.-Tbe nine.
tenth annual session OF the State Teachers
Convention was begun here to-day. Tween
ty-slx counties We're represented, and more
members are expected tomorrow. The
address of welcome was made by Mayor
Settle. Professor Charles H. Allen. Prin-
clpal of the State Normal School, and Pres
ldent OF the Association, and Professor Ira
More, Principal of the Los Angeles branch
school, also made addresses. Six large
rooms of the Normal School are devoted to
the exhibits of maps, architectural and me-
chanlcal drawings, and other work of the
pupils OF the public schools, and some very
tine work is displayed. The largest ex-
hlbitS are from San Francisco, San Jose.
Contra Costa and Los Angeles The deaf.
dumb and blind institution of Berkeley. the
Lincoln night school and kindergarten of
San Francisco have excellent exhibitions.
This evening reception was given to the
members by the citizens at the Normal
School hall
Stockton Notes
STOCKTON, December 18th. = The San
joaquin county delinquent tax roll is S15.-
900, out of $4,000 collectable.
Mrs. Donrmann's Kindergarten gave
christmas entertainment to'the poor chill
dren of tie city tonight, seating $50 to
Christmas dinner, and distributing 975
packages topoor people
The Chinese managers are assessing the
Chinese laundries $50 each. to pay the ex-
penses of fighting tie new ordinance com
pelling the laundries to move to the south
west corner of the city. The ordinance
takes effect January 18th.
The San joaquin and Stockton iniunc-
ton suit against the hydraulic miners will
be brought this week in the name of the
people of the State
Adjudged Insane.
UKIAH, December 2Sth.-Andy Dick. a
blacksmith, long resident of Ukiah. was
adjudged insane and taken to the Napa
asylum to-day.
A Missing Man.
FRESNO, December 2Sth-John Hurley.
a policeman at this place, has been missing
since yesterday morning. 1t is thought
that he has committed suicide while labor
ing under a temporary fit of insanity.
Horsethief Sentenced.
SAN JOSE, December 2Sth.-This morn
ing Judge Belden Sentpncad SiJpa.- Nov