Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-08
The Campaicn.

CALIFORNIA.
The Campaign.
NORTH SAN JUAN, October 7th.-The first
meeting of the Republicans was held here
tonight at the theater. Hon. ]. C. Camp
bell, the nominee for Congress, and A. Alb
bott, for Railroad Commissioner addressed
the people. Both made splendid impress
sions, and were greeted with great enthusi-
asm.
RED BLUFF, October 7th.-Opera Hall
was iammed tonight to hear Thomas l..
Thompson, Democratic nominee for Con-
gress, C.. L. Weller and Colonel Geo. Flour
noy on the issues of the day,
ORLAND, October 7th.-John P. Irish and
J. G. Wilson addressed about 400 people at
a Democratic meeting here tonight. Irish
defended the Democratic Administration,
and Wilson scored the Republican nomi-
nees severely.
C~ENTERvILLE, October 7th.-Judge Hunt,
of Placer county; E. II. Dyer, candidate
for State Senator, and several candidates for
COUNTY officers are addressing the Republi-
cans of southern Alameda. The large hall
is well filled, and the speakers are enthusi-
a~sticaily received.
SANTA MARIA, October 7th.-The Repub-
licans opened the campaign here last even
ing with q rousing mass meeting, which
was addressed by Hon. George Steele, Cen
eral Vandever, candidate for Congress, and
Morehouse. Considerable enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
SALINAS, October 7th.-San Francisco's
illustrious Coroner, O'Donnell, gave an
abridged sand-lot harangue to @ numerous
congregation in the street tonight. He re-
ceived considerable applause after bis ire
mendous promises u startling assertions.
YREKA, October 7th.-There was an en-
thusiastic meeting this evening to hear
MsjOr Allen in a sound, convincing and
eloquent speech in advocacy of the election
of Swift and the Republican ticket. 1t was
the largest meeting of the campaign, and
all were highly pleased with the remarks,
both Republicans and Democrats.
The State Grange.
M~ARYsvILLE, October 7th.-The third
day of the State Grange finds the attend
ance largely increased and very enthu-
siastic. D. Flint, Grand Lecturer, made
his annual report to-day. He reports the
Grange not as prosperous the past two
years as formerly, and attributes the fact
to short crops and low prices, though the
Grange is not on the decline by any means.
Two Oranges have been reorganized and
two Pomona Oranges instituted during the
year. Some individual Oranges have made
remarkable progress, and two halls were
dedicated the past year. The Grange, he
said, is laying the foundation for monu-
ments more lasting than steel.
The greater part of the day was taken up
with the consideration of the maintenance
Of the Grange organ, the California Patron.
The determination was expressed to main
tain it at all hazards. 1t was desirable to
obtain $1,000 subscription to the stock, and
90 200 Iyara "a lion on tho SnOt
The chief business of to-day was the ex-
duplication of the secret work, fixing of
the location of the next State Grange, read
ing of reports, etc. The Feast Of Pomana
takes place this evening at the Pavilion
Hall. for which 500 invitations nave been
extended.
The Fairs.
SALINAS, October 7th.-The races at the
Park to-day were Running, half mile and
repeat entries, John A., Ivy, Grover Cleve-
land and Belshaw. The latter won the first
heat, Cleveland the second, Belshaw the
third. Time, :514-:5l-;52. For the trot-
ting race were entered Charles G.. and Juno.
Juno won in 2:42i. For the third race
were entered Santa Cruz Belle, Roam Jim,
Golddust. Laura II. and Monte. Laura H.
won, Santa Cruz Belle second. Best time,
$50.
Increased excitement was manifested in
the races, and a large crowd in attendance.
SAN DIEGO, October 7th.-The annual
San Diego County Fair opened its doors
last evening. An extensive exhibit of
fruits from all sections OF the county is
made, but not so large as last year. The
fair will continue three days, and the indi-
cations are hat it will be a complete sue
cess. Many visitors are here.
A Young Bonapartist.
O. IT,. --r--0 Dot1Io, I'll D. IL
steamer Belgic there arrived this after
Don from Yokohama Count Louis de
Moncalieri, otherwise known as one of the
B%onapartist Princes, a nephew of the King
of Italy. Of the movements of Prince Ma
poleon little is known, as he is travelling for
pleasure, on a tour around the world. He
is accompanied by his physician and sew
elal servants. 1t is probable that ne will
remain in this city q few days before pro
ceeding East, overland. He was received
at the steamer by Count francesca Lam
bertinghi, resident Consular representative
of the Italian Government, but no official
notice was taken of his arrival by the
French Consulate, as he is considered a
private cltiZen-under he Republic.
Two Libel Suits.
SAN Francisco, October 7th.-Two libel
suits have been commenced by Amos Cur
RE, and If he wins either or both Of them
he WILL be a rich man. One is to recover
$4,000 from the Post Publishing Company
for an alleged libel, published on the Both
of last month, headed, Milton Curriers'
Death-Friends Refuse a Physicians As
sistance and Wait for Spiritual Aid" The
other is against the Examiner Publishing
Company to recover $4,000 for an alleged
libel on The 1st instant. headed, F." Believed
in Spirits-A Young Mans Death Due to
the FanaticiSm of His Parents
1t appears from the publications copied
in the complaints that the deceased was in
iured by falling eff a car of the Park and
Ocean Railroad, and taken to the residence
of his parents that q railroad official Wis
tied him and offered to call in the services
of a physician, which services were re-
fused.
For the Assembly.
SAN Francisco, October 7th.-H. R.
Mann was nominated for the Assembly in
the Forty-first District, by the Democrats,
this evening.
Carpet House Attached.
SAN Francisco, October 7th.-D. y. q E.
Walter, wholesale carpet dealers, to-day at
tached the goods of William McPhun,
dealer in carpets at SCI Market street, for
S6,450. 1t is not expected that an assign
ment viii be made.
Street Railroad.
SANTA ANA, October 7th.-The balance
of the street railway supplies have arrived
and work will be resumed Immediately
and rapidly pushed to a completion.
An Irate Bull.
SAN JOSE, October 7th.-Supervisor w, A.
l.. Edwards, who resides a few miles from
town, was this morning attacked by a Jer-
sey bull at his farm. A chain across the
animals horns prevented him being gored,
but he was trampled and had two ribs
broken.
Sounds Like Old Times.
AUBURN, October ~7ih.-Shurtlif & Robin
son, out OF fifty two tons of rock from the
Duhig lnire, at Ophir. cleaned up to-day
1,26O ounces of gold, or about $4,000,
which is about half of the cleanup.
Badly Injured.
San DIEGO, October 7th-A man named
Frank Cousins was probably fatally injured
this afternoon by the earth falling upon