Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-07
RepnbIican Delecates.

Republican Delegates.
Icopyight, 1855, by tie California 1iasocia.ed Pres,I
UKIAH, April 6th.-C. A. Irvine, ]. H.
Sturtevsnt. George H Bowman, L. G.
Morse, d. Gill and H. A. Waller have been
selected as delegates TO the Republican
State Convention from this county.
THE SIERRA CONTINGENT.
BONNEVILLE, April 6th-The delegates
to the Republican State Convention are II.
Spaulding William James, George Wood,
D. I. Cole and j. u. Hough.
Santa Cruz Citizens Ticket.
lCopyright, 1855, 1ydte California Associated Press
SANTA CRUZ April 6th-At the Citizens
Convention this evening much interest was
manifested overthe municipal election next
Monday. Bernheim's Hall was packed
with citizens. DR.. knight presided. There
were two candidates for the nomination for
Mayor. G. Bowman and Robert Effey, the
| present incumbent. Bowman was chosen
by 43 majority out of 495, amid much en-
thusiasm. p. K. Kinds was named for
Treasurer, W. II. Bias Clerk, and for Lii
brary Trustees, DR.. G. l.. Anderson, DR.. F.
w Bliss, g. L. Williams, D. c. Clark and
| H. Fay.
| Verdict in a Newspaper Case.
ECOpright, 1855. byte California associated Tressl
| MODESTO, April 6th.-The civil case of
S. L. Hanscom VS.. DR. s. W. Duillard,
which has been on trial in the Superior
, Court for several days, was decided At 6
o'clock by the jury, after being out about
three hours, in favor of Hanscom in the
sum of $3.50. The plaintiff sued the de-
| fendent for 81 400 damages alleged to have
been sustained in the purchase of the
Herald newspaper in August last.
Railroad Excursions.
I'm. A q
. inst, a Week from 10 o-morroE. an excursion
will 80 10 Bgtie cuunfy from his city, the
special uhjsc! being 20 pay \ visit TO the
Rio Boniso colony, between Biggs and Oro-
vile.
A grand excursion to Newcastle, Placer
/ county, 20 leave here Tuesday, the 18th
| inst. has been arranged by the State Board
of Trade. Carriages will convey excur-
sionis's all sbodt the county.
Witnesses Sent to AIcatraz.
SAN Francisco. April Yesterday
Deputy Marshal brought down from Eureka
( eight men, who are witnesses in what are
known as the Humboldt timber land cases.
As the witnesses were unable to procure
bondsmen to secure their appearance at the
trial they were sent TO Alcatraz where they
will be detained until such time as the
cases are heard During their detention
| they will receive 81 per day from the Gov
ernment.
An Oakland Strike Collapsed.
OAKLAND, April 9th - Special THE
strike at the factory of the California Door
Company is over, and nearly all of the
strikers have gone back TO work The
company claims ten hours a day for the
summer arrangement, as all the factories
run that many hours during the summer.
The strikers have agreed to work full time.
Stfrred-Up Nommunfty
ICopyrsk, 1855, by tie California 4ssociaed Press,
SAN ANDREAs, April 6th.-At a meeting
of the citizens. held here last evening, a
resolution was adopted condemning the
statement of DR.. Tyrrell. recently published
IN the San Francisco Cal, that he he'd seen
butcher in San Andreas dealing out meat
while he had smallpox pustules on his
face. The resolution denounced the state
ment as wholly false.
Killed by a Sack of Wheat.
lCopyright, 1855, by The California associated Preal
CHICO, April 6th.-Yesterday afternoon
young child of H. N Gustin was PLAYING
with other children in a grain warehouse
near Cana when a sack of wheat fell a
distance of twelve feet. striking the child
on the back of the neck and shoulders.
The little one fingered until this morning,
and died at 10 o'clock.
Mysterious Death.
iCopyloh, 1883. 6y TIE California Asociaied Press
LODI, April 6th.--The dead body of an
unknown man was found by railroad Sec
tionmen mile south of here to-day. The
cause of death is unknown. The Coroner
took charge OF the remains.
Marysvnle Notes.
Copyright, 1885, by the California associated Pressl
MARYsyILLE, April 6th.-One of the
horses owned by the city is found to have
the glanders, and will be killed.
Ripe strawberries from the Yuba county
foothills appeared in market to-day.
A Burglar Captured.
CHICO, April CHA burglar entered the
house of M. Sleeves about 2 o'clock this
morning. The latter was awakened, and
pursued the thief into the street and finally
caught him. The fellow, who gave the
name of Ed. Davis, was well supplied with
burglars tools.
The Thug" Cases.
SAN FRANCISCO, April eth.-The cases of
DR.. Josselyn, Silver and Demarest, who ap-
peared before Judge Sullivan for sentence
on conviction for conspiracy. went over for
another week, to give counsel more time to
prepare statement on motion for new
trial.
Catholicism on the Pacific Coast.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.h.-[5pecial. J.
Archbishop Riordan will soon leave for
Rome to pay visit to the Pope and pre-
sent his report on the condition of Catholi-
cism in his diocese The report shows
1915 children in Catholic schools.
Democratic Clubs.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 6th.-[Special. j.
At the Iroquois Club meeting tonight pc
titions We're received for the establishment
of branch clubs in Oakland and Stockton.