Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-23

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Santa Rosa Politics.
SANTA Rosa, March 22d.-The Republi-
can primaries to elect delegates to the
municipal convention, which meets Tues
day evening, was held today. A large
vote was polled. There will be no contest
and really but one ticket in the field. The
city election takes place April 2d The
Democratic Convention is in session to-
night and will take almost the entire night
TO make nominations Several bitter con-
tests will be waged. There is large num-
Der of candidates.
British Columbia.
VICTORIA (B. c., March 22d.-Cap,ain
Dan Mclean, of the sealing schooner Mary
Ellen, has been summoned on charge of
feloniously asssulting Dan Maroney a
sailor, with intent TO kill and attempting to
drown him. The charge will be heard
Thursday.
The American tug Mogul has been libeed
by the Canadian customs for towing in
Canadian waters, and fined 500.
Mortuary Report.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 22d.-The deaths
recorded nj the Health Office the past week
nun bered $50, against 100 the correspond
ing week last year. Fifty. eight were of
foreign birth, including seven Chinese.
The deaths under l year of sge numbered
thirty, and twenty-four were over 60 years
old. There were three suicides, two casu-
allties and thirty-eight died in public in
sututions.
Napa Notes.
NAPA, March 22d.-Rain began falling
soon after noon, and it continues to shower.
The appearances are strong for more.
The Grand Jury is called TO meet April
S;h.
Friday night Robert NJ. Fi'zgerald, of
oakland Grand Trustee of the n S. G. w,
paid a traternal visit to Napa Parlor and
Was rendered a banquet.
Dishonest Clerk.
SAN Francisco, March 22d.-Charles w.
Ingram, who was assistant 10 the Post
master at Cazadero, was arrested to. day for
the theft OF Sl25 from a registered package.
Some time ago 800 was missed from a
package from the same place. He is son
of George Ingram, who formerly kept a
hotel at Cazadero and is now a resident of
Haywards.
Miss Kate Kennedy.
SAN Francisco, March 22d-The friends
of Miss Kate Kennedy held meeting
yesterday for the purpose of devisiug ways
and means for the erection of memorial
in me public locality of the deceased
ZION of the esteem and appreciation in
which she was held by the citizens of this
city.
Warning Against Saloons.
MERGED, March 22d.-The High License
Anti-Saloon Convention of MERGED county
was held to-day. Nearly two hundred
delegates were present. resolution was
adopted pledging the members of the party
to do everything in their power to close
all the saloons. A full county ticket was
then nominated.
Killed by Fall.
EUGENE (Or.), March 22d-News has
just been received of the death of 0. r.
Bean at Acme, on March 18Th, aged 60
years. Death was caused by falling down
stairs in saw-mill. He was the father of
Judge K. S. Bean, and has long been a
prominent man in this part of Oregon.
DisIocated His Neck.
MURPHYs, March 22d.-Robert Roberts,
working in the Central Hill gravel claim,
fell yesterday afternoon, disocatipg his
neck. He died in a few hours. He was a
pioneer of Calaveras and Tuolumne coun-
lies, native of Wales, and about 65 years
of age.
Bali Player Injured.
NIsALIA, March 22d.-Y esterday evening,
while playing baseball Jack Wright, son
of REGISTER Wright # the United States
Land Office here. had one leg broken. One
of the players ran violently against him
while he was guarding first base.
Raining at Nicolaus.
NIcoLAUs, March 22d 1t began raining
gently at noon, and it is now coming down
hard. The prospect for blowing is as
poor as ever.