Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-22
The State Campaign.

llCduS udu SIdllu rally mere last evening.
W. H. Patterson, candidate for State Sena-
tor, assisted by I. l.. Ford, the eloquent
son of Sierra, addressed large audience in
Armory Hall, and the widest enthusiasm
prevailed. Sierra county is hopelessly Re-
publican BY about 400 majority
SAN DIEGO, October 21st-The largest
and most enthusiastic audience that has
assembled at any Republican meeting in
night to hear Henry Edgerton and Mr..
Rea, candidate for Railroad Commissioner.
Mr.. Rea delivered an able and candid
speech, saying that he did not come to
make any specific pledges, but would if
elected, treat with equal justice the rail-
roads and the people. Mr.. Edgerton was
received with great applause, as his we'll
remembered form appeared on the plat
form. He reviewed the history of the two
parties in this State, and said that the Re-
publican party was right on the Chinese and
silver questions. He spoke of Stoneman
as not being competent Governor, though
a generous and honest man. His address
was very eloquent.
ORLAND, October 2lst.-Major w. w.
Allen addressed an appreciative Republi-
can audience here tonight, contrasting
most favorably the Republican against the
Democratic administration.
PLACERvILLE, October Dist - Several
Democratic speakers were announced to
speak here tonight, but none put in an
appearance but Filcher, candidate for Rail
road Commissioner. His whole theme
was denouncing the railroad corporations.
Fully one-half the audience were ladies.
and very little enthusiasm was manifested.
SANTA Cruz, October 21st.-The Demo-
Gratis are having grand rally here tonight.
Railroad Commissioner w. w. Foote and
Judge jeremiah f. Sullivan, of San Fran
cisco, are the orators of the evening
SPANIsHTowN, October 21st.-Charles n.
FELTON,, Republican candidate for Congress,
spoke here tonight 20 an enthusiastic audi
ence and made a very favorable impression.
He argued forciblv in favor of protective
tariff, and showed how the Democratic
free-traders in the last Congress had killed
every tariff bill.
SANTA Rosa, October 21st-Swift spoke
to an audience of perhaps 1000 tonight, at
the Atheneum. He said the Democratic
party favors slave labor now, as they
did during the war; and cited as an evi-
dence of the fact that it favors free trade,
which doctrine would bring every Ameri
can laborer in competition with the pauper
labor of Europe.
TULARE, October 21st-John P. Irish
made a two hours speech to crowded
house to night.
Coursing at MERGED.
MERGED October 21st.-The second days
coursing of the Pacific Coast Coursing Club
came off to-day. The drawing for the meet
was spirited, and most of the hares ran
well. The coursing of the morning COM
menced with the third turnover for the old
dog stakes. Mercedite's Kittie from Cork
beat Devlins Elvira, Cronin'. 'tornhill
beat Egan's Maid OF Erin, Menlo
Chief beat Halpin's y pa, Brady's
Oceanic beat Grace's BlacR Bart. Fourth
ties-Kittie from Cork beat Tbornhill
Elvira ran bye, Menlo Chief beat Thorn
hill. The first prize was awarded to Menlo
Chief, Thornhill got second prize, Oceanic
third, and Kittie from Cork fourth.
Puppy stakes-McDonald's Marshal Ney
Tuolumne Belle beat McCarthy's MERGED
Chief. Marshal Ney being disabled, was
withdrawn, giving Tuolumne Belle first
prize, and Marshal Ney second.
Consolation Substitution beat Ca
melia, White Lily beat Stranger, Lady
Hercules beat Lady Washington, John
Mitchell beat Blue Boy. Second turnover
-Muldoon beat White Lily, Lady Hercules
beat John Mitchell. Third run-over-Mui
doom beat Lady Hercules, winning the
prize for beaten dogs, which ended the
regular drawings, after which a match was
run By Ben Davis deg against the dog of
Barney Grogan. The heat was won by
Davis dog, after which a match was run
by Ulvira. against Maid of Erin for $40 a
side which was won by Elvira. This closed
the days sport.
More Rain Promised.
SAN Francisco, October Dist - The
weather indications for the twenty -four
hours commencing at A. NJ. October 22d
are: For California south of the latitude
OF Lake Tulare, continued cool and fair
weather For California, north of Lake
Tulare, fair weather, followed on Friday
evening by increasing cloudiness and local
showers.
General West Held to Answer.
SAN Francisco, October 2lst.-The
United States Commissioner to-day held
Theodore S. West, Special Agent of the
Treasury Department, for trial on charge
of opening a letter addressed to Mrs.
Lille Hepburn. His bonds were fixed at
$4,000, which were at once filed.
From Ounalaska's Shore.
SAN FRANcIsco, October 2lst-The Arctic
exploring expedition under command of
Lieutenant Stoney arrived tonight from
Ounalaska on the United States steamer
Bear.
The Babes in the Wood.
ANDERSON Shasta county,, October 2lst.
The two lost children belonging to Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsay were found yesterday
morning about 10 o'clock. They were
about six miles from home in canyon,
where they had been all night. They were
nestled together, while hundreds of people
were searching for them they did not ap-
pear the least concerned.
Died Suddenly.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, October 21st.-Santiago
Brizolora, one of the pioneer citizens of
this county, died suddenly at his home in
this city this afternoon OF apoplexy. He