Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-28


The Republican meeting at Twentieth
and H streets last evening was largely at
tended and in every way a grand success.
A handsomely-deco stand had been
erected in the street, bonfires blazed in the
street intersections, fireworks were burned,
hundreds of people were in attendance, and
the whole was enlivened by music of the
Hussar band
The meeting was called to order by E. |.
Robinson, who named the following as the
officers Of the evening Chairman, n. n.
Denton Vice-Presidents, U. NJ. Reese.
Mort Lindley, John Rider, J. NJ. Milliken,
Philip Siebenthaler, George w. Stafford, L.
L. Lewis, S. j. Deuel. W. R. Strong, Geo
NJ. Mott, L. Tozer, Henry Bennett, Stephen
Dwyer. c. Zimmerman, C. a. Stevens,
John Shellars, C. n. Foot, f. C. Lowell, P
Secretaries, H. W. Taylor and W. A. Pot
ter.
1t had been announced that General A
L. Hart was to be the speaker of the even
ing, but owing TO indisposition the gentle
man was not able to be present.
After short address by the Chair, Hon.
]. \. Young was introduced. He made
extended remarks reviewing the history of
the two old parties, and telling what he
knew Of those that have lately sprung into
existence. The Republican party, he
claimed, to be the one of progress, the only
one with whom the future of our country
could be trusted with safety. He COM
pared the State tickets, claiming that the
Republican candidates were far superior
to their opponents in every essential
required. and should receive the hearty
and cordial support of every lover of his
country, every Republican in the land, of
all who desire a safe, honest and economi-
cal administration. The county ticket he
claimed was good one, from the Senator
to the Constable. He named each candi-
date and compared him with his opponent
They were all good men and true, honest
and capable, and no man who had Repub-
licanism at heart had any occasion to
scratch his ticket This was not year for
scratching Legislative tickets and every
Republican who did 50 was lending his in
fiuence to seat Bull Butter George in the
United States Senate.
The other speakers were H. w Carroll,
candidate for the Assembly from the Nine
teenth District; H. L. Buckley, candidate
for Police Judge; C. n Post, candidate for
City Justice; Hon. Charles I. Jones and
Hon. Frank d. Ryan. The meeting lasted
until 10 o'clock. All the speakers were
well received, and their remarks frequently
applauded.
METROPOLITAN THEArER-Dr. O'Learys
lecture at the Metropolitan was listened to
last evening by a large audience, which
gave close attention and was evidently
deeply interested from the time he COM
menced until he concluded. Tonight his
subject will be the heart and its disturb
ar,A -, i. I
hands and feet. hot heads, dizziness, rush
of blood to the head, poor circulation,
nightmare, palpitation, dropsy, bloating of
the ankles, etc.
CLUE PLAIsIR.-Society people will note
with pleasure the reorganization of this
popular club, which was effected last even
ing al the office of W. P. Coleman, when
the following officers were elected for the
season of 1857: John A. Gill, President;
NJ. J. Dillman. President H. A.
Hebron, Secretary; William Beckman,
Treasurer; w. A. Potter, Floor Manager.
Under the effective management of these
gentlemen series Of very pleasant parties
is assured.
REPUBLICAN MEETING SATURDAY EVEN
ING.-General A. l.. Hart will address
Republican meeting at the Wigwam Told
Pavilion4 next Saturday evening, and, as
he has wide reputation for eloquence
and eaTneStneSS, 1t may be assumed that
the hall viii be crowded on the occasion.
De-. 0'DoNNELL on SATuRDAY.-Dr. C. C.
0'Donnell, independent candidate for Gov
ernor, and the uncompTOmising foe-Of the
Chinese. Will, in the course of his canvass
of the State, speak in this city next Satur-
day evening. holding an open-air meeting
st Fourth and * streets.
DEATH oE 0NE OF THE TRIPLETs-Saera-
mentans and others who have felt so much
interest in the charming little triplets OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Robin. will regret to
learn that one of them, Delphine. died last
evening after brief illness, aged 10 months
and u days.
ONE line that should be seen. Brocaded
dress goods. in dark fall shades, at rs cents
a yard Homespun suitiugs 16, % and 30
cents yard. Red House.
RENARKABLE for the price. White
blankets weight, Al poUnds(, for 81 IS
pair Red House.
MA1HusHEk'' PIANOS are the best on
every point. John F. Cooper, agent.
CLuS1E & KILEY's for fancy goods.
cluuE & KILEY's for dress goods.