Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-29
Another Batch,

SAN FRANCISCO, september ZotQ.-fOi-
lowing is a list of the nominations made
by the United Labor party: c.. F. Nc
Glashan for Governor, j. J. Martin for
Secretary Of State, d. P. Rice for Con-
troller, Senator Reuter- for Treasurer, Mrs.
Laura De Force Gordon for A~ttorney-Gen-
eral, a. J. Bowie for Suryeyor-Genera
Charles A.. Sumner for Clerk of the Su-
preme Court and Miss Kate Kennedy,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction Su-
preme Judges, D. NJ. Delmas and J.. G.
Mcguire llong terms); NJ. L. Foley (short
term; Railroad Commissioners, j. H.
Swansey First DISTRICT, J. G. Green (Sec-
ond), f. ]. McQuiddy Third.
Philip Cowen, of Petaluma, was nomi-
mated for Congress from the First District
A. d. Nelson, of Butte, from the Second
E. S. Davis, Of Vallejo, from the Third p.
S. Dorney from the Fourth, A. +. Redstone
from the Fifth, and Isaac Kinley from the
Sixth.
The following were reported by a special
committee as nominees for the Board of
Equalization William Boyne, of Sacra-
mento Waldron Shear, of San Francisco;
L. f. Moulton, of Colusa, and Warren
Chase, of Santa Barbara.
During the afternoon session Mrs. NJ. G.
Kaston, a delegate, had $40 stolen from her
satchel. She raised a fuss about the mat
ter, and the Convention resolved to reim-
burse the lady. The sum was raised with
the exception OF IS by collection. The lady
refused to accept the 50. and called in a
policeman, but as he failed to discover the
gold piece Mr.. Kaston was obliged to so
home a poorer if not a wiser woman.
Swift at Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, September 2Sth.-A good
crowd welcomed John F. Swift here to-
night. The meeting was presided over by
General John Mansfield. Swift talked
barely half an hour, ten minutes of which
time was devoted to apologies for his bad
voice and broken-down health, owing to
too much outdoor speaking. The speaker
touched upon but two matters. The first
was the failure OF the Democratic party to
find evidences of thievery at Washington
On the retirement of the Republicans from
Office. The second was Bartletts reply to
his (Swift's) assertion regarding the Goat
Island matter and the Dolly Warden ticket.
Swift declared the Goat Island controversy
was at least q year before the Dolly Warden
ticket was put up, and there could there
fore be no connection between the two. He
further declared that no such organization
existed as the Committee of One Hundred
within a year of the time of putting up the
Dolly Warden ticket. HI. Hazard, Walter
Moore and others addressed the meeting.
A Democratic Ex-Congressman Heads
the american" Ticket.
FRESNO, September 2Sth.-On the assem-
bling of the State Convention of the Amer
lean party this evening p. d. Wigginton
was nominated for Governor by acclama-
ton. He was called and addressed the
meeting on the principles of the party.
Accident Near Cotton.
CoLToS, September 2Sth.-Last evening a
party of twenty people returning to Cotton
from the Republican rally held in San Ber-
nardino, met with a serious accident on
the motor road that connects the two
places. As the train was crossing the
bridge over Lyle creek, about a mile from
San Bernardino. the engine ran off the
track and went through the bridge, wreck
ing the train and seriously injuring sew
eral people. Harrison Davis, who was run
ming the engirie, wat very badly scalded !;
Mr.. Zader, the Manager of the road, had
his leg broken and badly crushed, and w.
S. Hooper had his ankle badly spralned.
| Several others met with severe bruises, but
were not seriously injured. The cause of
the accident is attributed to the timbers in
the bridge being too light.
Agricultural "Hoss" Irot.
SAN JOSE, September 2Sth.-There was q
large attendance at Agricultural Park to-
day. The first event was a trot for a purse
of $500. The starters were Alcazar, Valen-
sin and Rexford. Alcazar won, Valensin
second. Time, 2:25, pa, 2:23, 2:23f, 2-25!,
2;;2Sl.
In the three minute class. purse $500, the
starters were Spry, Longfellow and Lot
Slocnmb. Slocumb won in straight heats.
Time, 2:31, 2:314, 2:26.
Cruelty to a Child.
San JOSE, September 2Sth.-Millie Nc
| Donald, a girl 8 years old, was taken into
| custody by officers this evening at $3.50
! o'clock while performing on the stage in
the Standard TLeater, in consequence of
the petition of Nathaniel Hunter, in the
Superior Court, to be appointed guardian.
John and Dolly Lemon, uncle and aunt of
the child, were arrested for misdemeanor in
exhibiting the child. Hunters petition
will be heard October Sth. The Lemons
were confined in the county Jail and Will
be arraigned tomorrow.
Hanged himself.
MERGED, September 2Sth.-Henry Sehlou-
ter, a native of Germ any, aged IL years. n
of MeTced's farmers, while suffering from
m attack of delirium, caused by excessive
drinking. committed suicide by hanging
during the temporary absence of the watch
ers in his room here, between Z and s
o'clock this morning. He leaves a younger
brother here, the only near relative in Cali
fornia. The deceased was industrious and
usually saving. His bank books showed
recent deposits amounting to LOO. He
had been residing in the county eight or
ten years.
Tramps Bounced.
PErALuMA, September 2Sth.-Several
tramps have been %cangregated in the sub
urbs making day and night dangerous. To-
day Marshal Blume gathered them in. The
saucy ones were locked up and the others
promised to skip. One was recognized as
III. old criminal.
An Old Murder Case.
SAN DIEGO. September 28th.-A report is
published here this evening that the body
of Captain Hansen, who was murdered in
Lower California a year ago. has just been
found. Two men-Gaskill and Warfare
now in prison at Ensenada, charged with
his murder.
Died of His Injuries.
PETALUMA, September 2Sth.-J. McBrown.
the prominent rancher of Marin county
whose leg was broken and who was other
wise injured some time since, Gied to-day.
Dayitps Lecture.
SAN Francisco, September 2Sth.-Michael
DAvitt Iectured tonight, at the Grand Opera