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

completed before any photographic work is
commenced in the bays. 1t is anticipated
that variations in the shore lines will be
discovered as well as in the depth of the
bays.
The Anti-Boss party has. nominated H.
H. Cobb for Recorder John S. Enos for
Judge of Police Court One /; A. J. Bruner,
X. NJ. Smith, R. o. Sturtevant and w.
Mathews for Justices of the Peace: D.
Samuels, DR.. Thomas, c. Connolly, Jere-
miah Deasy and C. B. Stone for School
Directors.
Henry Keil, a German, employed as a
helper at the Baldwin Hotel, met with a
frightful death about s o'clock Tuesday
night at that place. He assembled alone in
the baggage elevator, and attempted to
leave it while IN motion. He was caught
between the elevator and side of the shaft
and crushed to death.
1t turns out that the Miss Bell. who
was alleged to have been brutally assaulted
some nights ago, near the Park, is a mar
ried woman. She told the lady to whose
house she went after the affair, that the
party who first assaulted her was ia perfect
| gentleman" and she went with him to the
| White House to receive a promised $40 as a
balm for her injuries.
IL 1IcdSuIy OcpdIlI1tHl Is issuing tne
new silver certificates. and the Sub-Treas-
ury in this city will probably receive a sup
ply of one-dollar and two-dollar certificates
within a week or two. A ten-dollar GER
tificate of the new issue passed through the
Sub-Treasury the other day, and it is pro-
nounced a very beautiful specimen of the
skill of the designer and engraver.
Patrick Harrington, a notorious ex-con-
vict, was arrested Wednesday night and
booked at the city prison for burglary, and
Harrington's " pal" William Riders. alias
Madden, which is his true name, was
already in custody on a similar charge.
The men are accused of breaking into the
residence of Mrs. Vaughan, ia Hyde
street. several days ago. and carrying off
$500 worth of iewelry and other valuables.
The divorce suit recently brought by
Jetfreys-Lewis against her husband, Adolph
Maitland, has, like their marriage, caused
a division of sentiment in the community.
1t is said that certain persons whom Mr..
Maitland assisted in the days of his pros
perity have determined to provide him with
funds to contest the action. A cablegram
has been sent to Australia advising him of
the action, and the Courts will be asked to
reserve the decision until he can appear.
T. W. Hinchman, President of the Bay
DlSulcl ASSOcldllOD, has just received q
telegram from o. A. Hickok, the celebrated
driver and trainer, and from Budd Doble
and John Splann, stating their intention of
coming to this coast, arriving probably be-
tween the 10th and 18th inst. They will
bring with them Oliver K, Phallas, Harry
Wilkes, Arab and eleven other celebrated
trotters that have shown speed in classes
ranging from PIN to $50. In addition to
these there will be a carload of PAGERS
brought out to compete with the PAGERS of
this slope.
The Democratic Municipal Nominating
Convention met in the California Theater
Tuesday night and made the following
nominations: For Surveyor, Harrison
Smith; Coroner, DR.. Jas. w. Stanton City
and County Attorney, George F%lournoy,
Jr.; District Attorney, E. B. Stonehill and
Treasurer, Christian Refs. The Democratic
Judicial and Educational Convention met
in B'nai Birth Hall Tuesday evening and
nominated the following for Superior
Judges: Short term, Walter Levy; long
term. Frank W. Lawlor, VIM. T. Wallace,
T. u. Brakeman and H. D. Talcott. For
Police Judges, James Lawler and Frederic
A. H~ornblower.