Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-25
PACIFIC COAST.
A SAN FRANCISCO LAWYER ACCI-
DENTALLY KILLS HIMSELF.
Notes of the Campaign-Mysterions
Fires at Santa Rosa-Rac-
ing at Stockton.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uMoy.l
CALIFORNIA.
Republican Nominations in San Fran
cisco.


Republican Nominations in San Fran
cisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 24th.-The
Republican Municipal Convention this
evening nominated DR.. James Kenney for
Coroner, and Charles s. Tilton for Sur
veyor, and after making nominations of
twelve Supervisors, adjourned sine die.
The Republican Judicial and Legislative
Convention this evening made the follow
ing nominations: For Superior judges
F. w Reynegon, T.. X. Wilson, John +.
Finn, Hale Rix and James Z. Southard.
For Senators-Nineteenth District, David
Mcclure; Twentieth District, Thos. Ryan
Twenty-first District, DR.. w. 3. May;
Twenty third District, Philip Crimmins;
Twenty-fourth District, Fred. r. Fowler
Twenty-fifth District, Ed. I. Wolf Twenty
seventh District, w. 3. Farwell, For the
sembly-Thirty-f District, David
Beal; Thirty-fourth, NJ. II. Barry Forty
fifth, w. A. Brown; Forty-seventh, John
A. Dierks Twenty-ninth, Jas. B. Brown
Thirtieth, Joseph Burnett Forty-third, i.
L. Ewing Thirty ninth, John ]. Dunn
Thirty eighth, E. B. Griffiths; Thirty-sec
ond, S. ]. Garibaldi; Thirty-irst, John
Hays; Thirty-third G.. Onesti.
The Convention then adjourned to the
call of the Chair.
San Bernardino Republicans.
SAN BERNARDINo, September 24th.-The
| Republican County Convention met in this
city yesterday. II. C. Role was chosen
| Chairman T. II. Eckles was nominated
for the Assembly, and a full county ticket
| named. The Convention unanimously in
dorsed w. w. Bowers, of San Diego, for
Senator, and ratified the nominations of
| the Republican State Convention at Los
| Angeles.
| A Democratic Nominee.
SANTA CRUZ, September 2ith.-Robert y d..
Haine, of San Mateo, was nominated for
| State Senator for the district embracing
| Santa Cruz and San Mateo counties, at the
Democratic Senatorial Convention held in
| this city tonight. The nomination was
made by acclamation, there being no oppo-
| sition.
CamInetti for Senator.
MoKELUMNE HILL, September 24th.-The
| Democratic Senatorial Convention met
here to-day and unanimously nominated
| Hon. A. Caminetti, of Amador as candi-
| date for Senator. The Republican Sena-
| torial Convention meets here tomorrow.
| Santa Rosa and Benicia Railroad. -
| SANTA Rosa, September 24th.-All the
preliminaries regarding the proposed
railroad from Santa Rosa to Benicia
are not yet completed, but the different
parties interested are diligently at work,
and speak most favorably of the prospects.
| w. L. Mcconnell, J. X. Luttrell and S. =.
Allen returned on Thursday from their
trip over the line of survey to secure the
right of way. ON they whole, they speak ia
vorably of the encouragement they met
with from parties owning the land, espe-
clally Americans. who readily perceive the
benefits to be derived. 1t is now believed
to be an assured fact that this road will be
opened in from one to two years.
Fires in Santa Rosa. ~
SANTA Rosa, September 24th.-A dwell
ing belonging to Barney Mcnamara, three
miles north of here, was burned last night.
The origin of the fire is an entire mystery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcnamara were awakened by
the barking of their dogs, when they dis
covered the fire. They had just time to
escape in their night clothing. Nothing
was saved. The loss is $1,000; insurance,
5000.
At $50 this evening the foundry and
machine shop belonging 10 Il. j. Yandee
was burned to the ground. Nothing to
speak of was saved. Casting had been in
progress during the day, but the works had
been cooled down for two hours. The orr
gin of the fire is unknown. Loss, So, 900 /;
insurance, $1,000.
The Stockton Races.
STOCKTON, September 2ith.-The unfin-
ished pacing race of Thursday was won by
Pocahontas. Time. o:221.
For the district running race, purse $500,
the starters were Manzanita, Rackety Jack
Hardinish, Birdcatcher, Joe Watkin, Lou
isa D. and Certiorari. Manzanita won.
The three.quarter-m dash for $500 be-
tween Belshaw, Johnny Gray Harriet and
Tom Atchison, the latter won in Los.
The -year-old trot, for $500, had as
starters Shamrock, Edna and London. The
latter won. Time, 2:3S-2:;34.
For the special trot for $500, Twinkle, Ed,
Apex and Colonel Hawkins started. Hawk
ins won two heats in 2:29 and 2:29a, when
the race was postponed until tomorrow.
The trot for the 2:25 class, for $500, had
as starters Daisy s., Wormwood and Ather-
ton. Daisy S. won the last three heats.
Time 2:5l4-2;23! -2;2o4-Z;29.
Sonoma's Vintage.
SANTA Rosa, September 24th.-Grape-
crushing in this section is in full blast, and
the crop is turning out little better than
was anticipated. The quality is extra
good. grapes are well ripened. ana VIII
maze wine ol superior q9anty. LHe
Stailuaro estaoIlsheu price loI AllllIueelS 10
nun pt2 u 9-o PEI 'oi' o'iiei Varieties III
| plopoiion'
Desperate Burglars.
LIvERMoRE, September 2ith.-At 1:30
this morning the night watehman discov-
cred panel of the back door of the Bay
State Mercantile Companys store cut out.
! Flashing bis dark lantern he found burg
| lars in the building They fired shot
rushed to the front, Jumped through win
dow and escaped The officer fired at them
and they fired back. Seven shots were ex-
changed. but no one was hurt. A con-
siderable amount of plunder. which had
| been taken out and left in the ward, was
recovered.
Another Victim.
| FREsro Sentember 24th.-D. s. Terry
Jr. nephew of Judre Terry. was committed
! to the insane asyInm at Stockton to-day
| Morphine and whisky are the supposed
causes of the abarration
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