Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-16


Democratic meeting OF fair proportions
here tonight.
GRASS VALLEY, October 15th.-The DEM
ocrats had meeting last night, and were
addressed in turns by Chas. H. Randall,
nominee for the State Board of Equaliza-
ton, Marion Biggs, nominee for Congress,
A. J. Vogelsang and T. II. McNally. The
hall was pretty well filed, many ladies
being in attendance. There was not great
deal OF enthusiasm.
VIsALIA, October 15tb.-James W. Rea,
Republican candidate for Railroad Com
missioner, and Hon. Henry Edgerton spoke
here tonight to one of the largest and most
enthusiastic meetings ever held in Visalia.
PETALUMA, October 15th.-The Republi-
cans were out in force tonight at Derby's
Hall. j. Barham, nominee for State Sen
| ator. addressed the meeting followed by
E. W. Davis and J. II. Barnett A general
review of the errors of Stoneman and
other matters held the crowd till late
NAPh, October 15th.-Thomas Barry,
Hon. J. A. Filcher and John r. Coe Dem
ocratic candidate for Assemblyman, ad-
dressed an enthusiastic meeting at the
| Opera Honse this evening.
SAN JUAN SOUTH, October l5th.-The
Democrats opened the campaign tonight.
Judge A. Craig, of San Francisco, and B.
| Y. Sargent, candidate for the State Senate,
were the speakers.
Masonic Grand Lodge.
SAN Francisco, October 15th.-The Grand
| Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons re-
sumed its session this forenoon, Grand
Master Tinnin presiding This is the last
day OF the communication for the transac-
ton of routine business. Under the charter
the annual election came up to-day as the
| special business. Unfinished business &C.
cupied the earlier part of the session; and
no progress was made in the election this
forenoon, as the routine business occupied
more time than was expected, discussion
occurring upon a majority and minority
| report upon matter OF interest TO the
| Order
| At the afternoon session the following
officers were elected Edmund Clement
Atkinson, of Sacramento, Grand Master
| Hiram Newton Rucker, of Merced. Deputy
| Grand Master; Morris March Estee, of
| Napa, Senior Grand Warden Alva Russell
Conklin, of Independence, Junior Grand
| Warden; Nathan Weston Spaulding, of
San Francisco, Grand Treasurer, and Alex
ander Gordon Abel, OF San Francisco,
Grand Treasurer (the latter two being re-
elected).
Held to Answer.
/
Police Judge Rix decided the case of Her
man Mangels, examined on a charge of
numbering the young iron-molder Thomas
Curley, September Goth, and ordered de-
fendant committed for trial before the Su-
perior Court in bonds of $4,000
Heavy Suit.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 15th.-Suit has
been brought by the family of John c.
Haake against the North Beach and Mis-
sion Railroad Company 10 recover $50, 600. !
On the 10Th of October, 1884, Haake was
run over by a car of the company, and
was so badly injured that ne died the next
day. He left widow and twelve children
depending upon his labor for support, who
now bring suit for the sum stated.
Short, But Sharp.
SAN Francisco, October 15th.-A sharp
bat short shock of earthquake was felt
here at 10 o'clock tonight.
SHOCKS AT PORT COSTA.
PORT COSTA, October 15th-On Wednes-
| day night, at 8 o'clock, severe shock of
earthquake was felt over this county. II
was noticed at the hotel near the summit
of Mount Diablo Tonight at one and
half minutes to 10, two severe shocks were
experienced here, also at Brentwood,
Weather Prospects.
| SAN Francisco, October I5th-The indi-
cations for the twenty-four hours conf
| mencing at A. NJ, October 18th are: For
| California, generally fair weather, except
| in the northwestern portion, where there
will be some cloudiness and occasional
| showers.
Rain Up North.
YREKA, October 15th.-It mas been rain
ing all day, commencing before daylight,
and is likely to continue all night.
The Burke Carr cake"
Los ANGELES, October t5th.-The fight
between Jack Burke and Jim Carr in this
city tonight was stopped by Captain Ket-
Ter, of the police, at the end OF the third
round. Everybody was surprised to see the
men so evenly matched, all supposing that
Burke would punish Carr badly from the
start. On the other hand, Carr got in as
many and as hard blows as the big man.
There was no blood shed, and no knock
downs in the three rounds, though some
very hard fighting on both sides. Small
soft gloves were used. Itwas quite evident
from the start that Burke would not stop
his man in FIVE rounds. Many think he
| cannot stop him in ten. Carr was given 30
per cent. of the door receipts, as per agree .
meDt. Another meeting of the men is ex-
pected in the immediate future, to take
place outside the police jurisdiction.
Runaway Wife Captured.
Los ANGELES, October 15th-Mrs. Mu-
! zanti, wife of an Italian fruit dealer, fled
from Hartford, Conn, August 30th, with
her two children and lover, L. Carboni, :
during the absence in Elrope of her hus-
band Bartolomeo Muz, pti They sold all
his property and took ais bank books for
$3.50. On his return from Europe he
traced them 10 Albany, n Y. where he
found they had booked for Los Angeles
After q very long and weary search here,
CaTbOni, Mrs. Mazanti and the children
were found this afternoon in house on
South Olive street. The bank-books were
safe. Carboni was locked up, and Muzanti
will leave for home with the children to-
day.
Should Wear Asbestos spectacles.
STOCKTON, October 18Th. = The strange
story about Willie Brorlgh the bey from
Turlock, who sets FIRE 10 things by merely
looking at them, seems to be verified. 4
newspaper of this city last night sent
reporter to investigate the phenomenal
doings. The preliminary report received
from the reporter this morning confirms
the published stories on the word of lead
ing business men of Turlock and persons
who saw the phenomena.
Death of Yuba Pioneer.
MARYsvILLE, October 15th.-John Sharp.
an old resident, and yer, prominently con-
nected with staging in This section of the
State, died of pneumonia this morning.
A Wasted Life.
Los ANGELES, Octoht. 15sh.-Charles R.
Marshall. bookkeepers ss Lankershim & Van
Nuy's -four mills, committed suicide at
Wilmington early this morning by shoot
ing himself through The heart whilst in
bed. He was % year old. His father re-
sides at Vacaville. Love complications
with g notorious woman are presumed TO
be the cause of the deed =
A Bottled Digit.
OAKLAND, October 15th-A complaint
was sworn to to-day by Chas. Kimie, charg-
ing young and pretty lady named Miss
George Lambert with the crime OF may !