Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-27
PACIFIC COAST.
THREE PERSONS WHO HAD LIVED
LONG ENOUGH.
A Contraband Cargo of Tea = A
Brake-beaner Cut in Two
Political Points.
CALIFORNIA.

Sutter counties met Saturday and nomina-
ted by acclamation D. A. 0strom for Sen
ator, and George 0hleyer for Assembly
man.
CoLUsA, September 26th.-The Republi-
can County Convention met here yesterday
and nominated the following ticket: As
semblyman William Ash: Sheriff, l. Y.
Devenpeck Clerk, w. f. Mason Auditor,
S. r. Wilkins; Treasurer, A. A. Thayer;
Assessor, C. p. Wilson; District Attorney,
Judge George a. Blanchard; Coroner and
Public Administrator, Julius Wevand
Surveyor, A. 7. Welton; Superintendent of
Schools, c. NJ. Polly.
NEVADA CRY, September 18th. - The
Democrats of Nevada county yesterday
nominated the following ticket: Senator,
G. W. Cross; Sheriff. G. X. Clarke; Asses
sor, Daniel Collins; Treasurer, b. n. Shoe
craft; Clerk, James l.. Morgan Recorder,
William Mcguire District Attorney, A. B.
Dibble; Superintendent of Schools, B. B.
Potter; Public Administrator, Joseph Gil
bert; Coroner, B. ]. MeulMenner; Assem-
blyman, Fourteenth District, I. S. Ford
Assemblyman. Fifteenth District, w. S.
Hill.
FRESNO, September 26th.-General Van
dever, Republican nominee for Congress,
addressed large meeting in the Opera
House last night. His speech was well re-
ceived
O8ovILLE, September 26th.-The Demo-
cratic County Convention assembled here
yesterday and nominated the following
ticket (all but the Senator, Sheriff and
Clerk being nominated by acclamation)
Senator A. F. Jones Sheriff, John NJ. Ball;
Clerk, George Herbert; Recorder and Au-
ditor, II. d. Lansen; Assessor, w. S. B.
Wilson Tax Collector, Albert NJ. Smith
District Attorney, ?. o. Hundley Treas
urer, Chas. Waldeyer; School Superintend-
ent, d. w. Braddock; Coroner and Public
Administrator, Albert Num-; Surveyor, o.
NJ. Enslow; Assembly. Eighth District,
Allen Henry Assembly, Ninth District,
L. C. Granger.
SANTA Rosa, September 2Gth.-Pursuant
to arrangements, the Democrats met in
Ridgeway Hall last night and organized
County Democratic Club. Officers were
during the campaign.
The Republicans met at their headquar-
ters, Assemblyman Hall, and formed
Blaine and Logan club. Officers were
elected and preliininaries arranged to con-
duct the campaign in the county,
GILRoY, September 26th.-The Demo-
cratic meeting held here last night was
largely attended, and a club organized.
Hon. P. B. Tully acted as Chairman, and
the club has already large enrolment,
and its members are very enthusiastic.
JACKSON, September 26th.-J. C. Camp
bell, Republican candidate for Congress,
addressed q large meeting here last night,
making favorable impression.
Stockton Fair Races.
STOCKTON, September 26th.-The fair
closed last evening, after a most successful
season, the receipts being larger than for
several years.
The first race was the unfinished trot be-
tween the favorite Apex, Ed, Colonel
Hawkins and Twinkle. Apex had two
heats to his credit. Ed won the race in
three straight heats, Apex second, Hawkins
third. Time, 2:29-2:2S-2:27l
Next was mile and repeat running race
between Leda, Dublin Bay and Jou Jou,
for purse of $500 Jou Jou won the first
dash and Leda the second and race, dis
tancipg Jou Jou. Dublin Bay went to the
stable under the rule, and Leda galloped
the mile alone, TO make the mile and re-
peat Time 1:43-1:44 No time was kept
of the gallop.
Next was a race between Thos. Williams
Bryant w. and DR.. Longs Frank, mile
dash for special purse. There was great
deal of money i'll the pools on this event,
and the riders were weighted to make an
even race. Patsy Duffy rode Bryant W.,
and Johnny Stewart rode Frank. BRYANT
W. won the race in 1881, hy one length.
The last race was district trUtting for the
2:40 class, for purse of 500. The starters
were Lottie 81, Mount Vernon, Bay Rose
and Tempest. Lottie NJ. won the first,
third and fourth heats and race, Tempest
bo l..D-t
2:299 -2:24-2:26.
Our Modern Cesar.
TRUcKEE, September 26th.-C. F. Nc
Glashan to-day received the intelligence
that he had been nominated for Governor
by the United Labor party, and has sent
the following reply:
When began my anti-Chinese work it was
alleged that / wanted the 500 per month which
Committee. When it was found that | had de-
elined to touch a cent of this salary the enc
mics of the cause said l was anxious TO gain
office. in trying to prove thatmy motives were
unselfish, | have announced again and again
that would not accept any nomination. Your
unexpected and fiattering selection of mysel as
your candidate for Governor must therefore be
declined. ! recognize the necessity of Il Labor
party, with pure nominees and firmly believe
that such n party will be victorious | am
pledged to the boycott, however, and cannot
say accept" but my conscience says no"
Thanking your Convention most sincerely, and
trusting Caiiornias laborers will assert their
power at the ballot-box and triumph over all
oppressors. am yours respectfully,
c. f. McGLAsHAN
Arti-DebrIs Association.
MARYsvILLE, September 26.h.-The an
nual meeting of the Anti-Debris Associa-
ton was held at Yuba City yesterday. Re-
ports OF the work accomplished in the past
year were made and work suggested for
the present year. The report of the Secre-
tary showed the receipts for the fiscal year
to have been S21 600, and the expenses S2l,-
062. George Ohleyer, B. +. Walton, c.. X.
Dam, G. Z. Sexey and b. D. Gray, all men,
bers of the old Board, except the last
named, were elected Directors for the en-
suing year. The sentiment was expressed
that legislation is needed on debris mat
tiers, and steps will be taken to inaugurate
the same. The Directors will elect their
officers tomorrow.
The Next State Grange.
MARYsvILLE, September 26th.-Yaba
CITY Grange appointed committees yester-
day to arrange. for the reception of the
State Grange in this place next month.
Tired of Life.
MARYsvTLLE, September 26th-Thomas
Percy, farmer. was found dead yesterday
on the street near the Catholic Cemetery.
4 bottle of landanum was found on his
person, some money and watch. De-
ceased had been about the city the day he
fore settling his accounts at the stores. He
leaves wife and children ard widowed
mother.
Attempt at Suicide.
VALLEJO, September 26th.-Albert Gra-
woIsky tried to kill himself yesterday by
firing bullet into his side. He is likely 10
die. He left letter saying the act was
caused by love affair with a courtesan
known as Annie. He is said to have wife
and several children in Germany.
Foot-raeing.
Jackson, September 26th.-Two thou
sand dollars changed hands here to-day
over foot race between Seeley and San
guinetti. 1t was woa by Seeley.
RsiIroaa Extension.
MISSION SAN MssUEL. September 26th.--
The track of the Southern Pacific is laid to
within five miles of San Miguel The
grading will be completed by Saturday
next.
Hosas for the Winter.
SAN FRAxcIscc. September 26lh.-Tbc
United States surveying cutter Macarthur
arrived from Alaska to day.
Points for Peelers.
SAX FRANcIsco. September 26th.-In q
brutal bare-knuckle fight between Carroll
and McCrav, held in the Market street cut.
couple of evenings ago, McCray. in the
third rn.rpd oauOht CarrnIt ~, fbc ;r1o1l >