Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-25
Tho Tammany Orator.

GILRoY, September 24lh.-Au enthusi-
astic meeting was held tonight to hear Mr.,
Grady A large number of Republicans
were present, curious to hear Tammany's.
gifted orator. The old platitudes were again
rehearsed, and no new arguments intro
duced. The speaker made but few allu-
sions to Cleveland, end nsne to Thurman.
He attacked Grove L. johnson for his re-
cent reference 10 the Irish Democracy Of
New York
The Santa Clara Fair,
Copyright 1855, 5y a.e California Assooi7.eI Press.
SAN JOSE, September 24tb.-The county
fair opened to day with a fine display Of
stock and light attendance st the races
In the stallion race between Bismarck. GUY
Davis, Ross s., Argent and Pedro. Argent
won in straight heats. Tine, 2:30I 1924
-2;3Q.
Old Sport won the buggy race.
The Greeks Did Meet.
SAN Francisco, September 24th.-FSpe-
cial. j George Curtez and John Foriano.
Greeks, got into y quarrel this morning
about The ownership of some sacks, during
which CurteZ drew q razor and cut Foriano.
Two Other Greeks came to separate the
parties, and both we're cut while trying to
disarm CuTtez.
The Freeman College.
ICopyrig't 1855, BY he California A.socia,,i Press,
Los ANGELES, September 2ith The cor
ner-stone Of the Freeman College a branch
of the University Of Southern California,
was laid to day at lnglewood. It is to be
College of Applied Sciences. given to the
State by Daniel Freeman, of this city.
Sudden Death at Oroville.
LCopyrga. |5ss, by The California -A'socised Prsssr
ORov1LLE, September 24th.-Charles Fl.
Wilcox, n leading citizen of this place. died
very suddenly here on Sunday evening.
He was prominently connected with the
interests of this community. He was q
prominent Odd Fellow and Mason.
Colonel Irish at Modesto.
icopyigh, 1888, by he California Associated Pres1
MoDEsro, September 24th.-Colonel John
p Irish addressed large and enthusiastic
audince 70 night under the auspices of the
Democratic State Central Committee. The
speakers remarks were entirely upon the
tariff
Another Eastern Orator.
(Copyiet, 1855, by tie California associated Prcssl
MERGED September 24th.-Hon. George
w. Hardacre of Cincinnati addressed an
unusually large assemblage here tonight,
making the most convincing argument
upon the tariff issues Of any speaker here
in this campaign.
Heavy Suit.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 24th.-The
trial of the action brought by Marks Eel
lerbsch against Charles Allenberg, Z. L.
Goldstein and William Goldstein, involving
something like 81 COO 000, was begun to day
before Judge Wilson and jury.
The Offer OF Brave Woman.
SAN Francisco, September 24th.-Mrs.
A. Reed, of COZ Pine street, formerly resi-
dent of Florida has offered her services as
nurse for the yellow fever sufferers at Jack
sonville
Losses by the san Francisco Fire.
SAN Francisco, September 24th-[Spec-
ial. THE Fire Marshal reports that the
loss by the fire on Mission street On Sunday
two weeks ago foots up $592,000 Total in
surance, $355,000.
a Sailors Fatal Fall.
SAN FRANoIseo, September 24th.-[Spe-
cial. .1-C. N. Peterson, sailor on the
American ship Nesmitb, while splicing the
rigging this afternoon fell from aloft to the
deck and was instantly killed.
Democratic Meeting at Auburn.
Copyright. 1883, gae California AssOaated Prsss.I
AUBURN, September 24th-Clara S. FOltz
and Vinier Voldo addressed large au-
dience in Music Hall this evening on be-
half of the Democracy.