Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-25

| Los Angeles Republican Delegates.
tcopyi9't 1888. by ae Cali forna Assoeiated Press
Los ANGELES, April 24th-At the Re.
publican Convention to- day Henry t. Gage
was recommended as the choice of Los An
Peles for delegate at large to Chicago. The
| following delegates were chosen to the
State Convention: c. III. White, ]. r Fin
| layson, r. B. Carpenter, J. M Meredith, II
H. Osborne. II. IL. Boyce, H. T. Payne,
John Lowell, VIM. Niles, J. Frankenfeld,
]. Banberry, Frank P. Kelly, F. Z. Gray,
w. +. Johnson, w. Ii. Bonsall, e j. Vaw-
ter, ]. II. Goldsmith, John R. Briefly, NJ.
A. Foster, o. J. Chubb, Richard Melrose
| and A. ]. Porterhouse
Santa Ana Notes.
Tcopyioh, 1888, blythe California Associased Press
SANTA ANA, April 24t1.-Santa Ana is
tonight lit up with electric lights by the
Thompson Houston system, owned by
Parker Bros. & Harris. a private company.
A large delegation of Santa Ana Masons
will attend the laying of the cornerstone
OF the new Court house at Los Angeles on
Thursday next.
Bob Burdette, the great humorist, will
lecture here on next Friday night. and
special cars will run from all the neighbor-
ing towns in the valley. Bob goes from
here to Dakota, where he gives a series of
lectures all over that Territory.
Petaluma happenings
Copyright. 1888. BY the Catiornia Associated Press
PETALUMA, April 24th.-The hay crop.
without more rain, will be short in amount
and poor in quality.
Building is going on briskly. A business
block is going up on Kentucky street, be-
tween Washington and Western avenue.
This is the first store fronting on that
street.
The Republican primary elected Joseph
Couren, N. King, F. NJ. Collins, w. ii.
| Hayne, H. B. Hasbrouk, NJ D. Hopkins,
| T. Mcclure and j. L. Winans.
Politics at st. Helena.
ICopyigh. 1888, by the California Associated Press
ST.. HELENA, April 24th-The Citizen 8
Convention here last night nominated the
| following: Town Trustees-Dr. Pond,
| George B. Worrell, w. A. Mackinder, w.
| +. York, w. A. Bingham; Town. Marshal,
A. B. Swartoul; Clerk, J. G. johnson.
An independent ticket will be put in the
| field soon.
f'oIigious Gathering ,et SAINT. Cg1z
ICopyng, 1855. By -.s Co7sia -;4soeiated Press.
SANTA CRUZ, April 24th.-The Santa
Clara Associated Congregation of Churches
| began its proceedings in the Congregational
Church this afternoon. Many ministers
| and delegates were present. Rev. w. H.
Cross, of Saratoga. was Moderaor, and Rev.
Mr.. Rogers, of San Juan, was Scribe.
Street Railway for Santa Rosa.
Copyright, 1885, by the California Associated PressI
SANTA Rosa, April 24th.-A syndicate
has been organized to run line of street
railway from the Courthouse to the
grounds OF the Sonoma County Agricult-
| ural Park Association, a distance of one
mile. Work on the line will be com.
menced this summer.
An Old Fireman Drops Dead.
SAN Francisco, April 24th.-[Special. i
| Augustus Imbrie, for many years District
Engineer of the Fire Department, dropped
dead at the corner of O'Farrell and Stockton
| streets this afternoon. About month ago
he was given the Clerkship of the depart
ment Corporation Yard, on account of his
ill health. The cause of his death is pre-
sumably heart disease.
| John Yule's Supposed durderers.
GRASS VALLEY, April 24th.-The man
! Armstrong, under arrest here for larceny
| committed at Reno, is now thought to
know something about the disappearance
| of John Yule. 1t is said that he and two
women, now believed to be in Sacramento
i
| the suspicion.
Budd vsnn's Slayer.
Copyright. 1888, by The California Associated Press
ST. HELENA, April 24th.-The Coroner's
| jury in the case of the shooting at the Pink
| Saloon Sunday morning, rendered a YER
dict duplicating John Wright as the man
who did the shooting. Budd Vann's fun
eral takes place tomorrow.
A Domestic SquabbIe.
CHICO, April 24th.-ThGs. Tresier. aged
| 72 years, recently married to a woman
| named Mollie Swofford, has caused the
| latter's arrest on charge of threats against
! his life. The woman has had checkered
| and unsavory career, and the case excites
| much gossip.
| Train n-Plunderer Convicted.
OAKLAND, April 24th.-TSpecial. This
ard, the Southern Pacific brakeman ac-
cused of having broken into and robbed
| freight cars while en- route, found him
guilty of burglary in the first degree.
A Progressive Burg.
fCopyiga, 1888, by tie California Associated Press
| MARYsvILLE, April 24th.-The contract
is let and the foundation laid for ten
thousand dollar hotel at Sutter City. The
people of the new town had big picnic to.
day in the Buttes.
/ Prospects of Fair at Napa.
NAPA, April 24th.-The committee Cd.
pointed by the Napa Agricultural Society
have secured subscriptions to the amount
OF $4,000. and the prospects for fair this
year are encouraging.
Hewitt for President.
SAN Francisco, April 24th.-[speciall j
| The American Alliance this evening de-
clared in favor of Mayor Hewitt. of New
York, for President of the United States.
Fire at Napa.
TCopyigt, 1855, by the California associated Press
| NAPA, April 24th.-The residence of Mrs
J. Westfall, with its contents, was burned
| last night. The loss is $1,000; insurance
| ST. 900.
| Suicide at Wheatland.
WHEATLAND, April 24th.--C. z. Bevans
of Nicolaus, committed suicide yesterday in
his fathers barn. No cause for the act is