Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-10-01
The Powder Works ExplosiOn-COndffion
of the Yellow Fever Patients.

The Powder Werks STANDARDIZATION
of the Yellow Fever Patients,
SAN Francisco, September 3Oth.-Thirty-two
Cinnamon and one white employed at the
works of the California Powder Company, which
exploded Saturday, are missing.
The condition of the yellow fever patients on
board the Hewberr, beyond slightimlrovement IN
the second mate, is unchanged. The firernans con-
dtion is still critical and il is thought he Will die.
No black venit has appeared, and while the cases
are Enthusiastically yellow fever, it is not as severe
type as that which appeared either in Memphis or
Guaymas, The express matter and mails have
been landed
Marine Disasters.
SAN Francisco, September 3Oth.-The Chilean
bark Oregon, from Port Discovery June 10Th for
Coquimbo, wrecked about August 22d on
the island OF Oneo. The Captain was drowned.
The crew was picked up by passing ship bound
for this port.
The British ship Csirnsmur is ashore two miles
below Point Adams, near the mouth OF the Column
bia river. She has been deserted by her crew.
The schooner Caroline Medeau went ashore last
night at Bowens Landing. She will be total loss.
The san Jose Races.
SAN JOSE, September 3Oth.-At l p. NJ. yesterday
the unfinished race between Bismarck and Barney
B., $40 class, was concluded. Each had won two
heats on the day before. The fifth heat and race
were won by Barney B. Time, 25S. The next was
buggy race for district horses, between Mig, Nellie
s. and Black Ralph The first two heats were won
by Nellie, the favorite. Time, 2:54-2:52. Black
Ralph was distanced in the second heat. The next
three heats and the were won by Mig. Time,
2:57I-2:554 -2:55 Then came mile running dash
between RenWick and Wildwood, the former win
ming in 1:i9. After this was a three-quarter mile
race between Haddington, Belshaw and Viola B., the
former the favorite. Viola the first heat in
liz. The second and third heats we're won by
Haddngton in 1:l62-l:19 The last was stallion
walking match between Gray Prince, Norman Prince
and Prince Murat, VIII ch was won by Gray Prince.
ha las de Il
with spectators The announcement OF awards was
made and the satisfaction general.
sink of Pollution ElOtfed out.
CHICO, September 30th. - Yesterday morning.
about O'clock there was an alarm OF fire sounded,
which Was promptly responded to by the fire de-
partment. The fire in the heart of the business
part Of the town, the corner of Main and Second
streets. The building frame, and occupied by
low dive which has been an eye-sore for years,
and where many handwriting iaborer has been
relieved OF the earnings OF a season. There were
two other buildings next to it, also frame, the
whole occupying a full lot OF sixty-six feet The
wind was blowing strong from the south, and it was
thought that big fire was imminent but by the
exertions of the 1remen tue flames were confined to
the buildings on the lot with the exception of some
slight damage to the building on he north side,
which S4O0 or $500 will make right again. About
81 600 or g 500 will cover all damage, and this is
covered by insurance. This morning there were
hearty congratulations among all citizens that this
sink of pollution had been blotted out
Appointments by the Nevada faeihOdisfs.
TRUCKER, September S0th.-The following ap-
poiatments were made by the Nevada Conference,
in session here:
Northern District-N c. Luke Presiding Elder;
Adm, Cal, TO be supplied Aturas, Cal, to be sup
piled; Carson, New, TO be supplied Eureka Mills,
Cal, to be supplied; Fall River, Cal, to be snip
piled; Genoa, New, F. Nj. Willis; Indian Valley,
Cal, G. B, Hlnke; Reno, New, G. w. Delamatyr !;
Sierra Valley, Cal, to be supplied Susanville, Cal,
George Jennings; Truckee, CAL, Low Ewing Nir-
ginia and Gold Hill, New, Z. W. Vandeventer.
Eastern District-J d. Hammond, Presiding Ell
der; Austin, Z. H. Krkbride; C,rlin, to be sup
piled Eureka and Ruby Hill, to be supplied; Tus-
carora, J. w. James; Wells, to be supplied Win
nenucca, to be supplied.
Southern District j. H De La Matyr, Presiding
Elder; Bodis, Cal, j. H. De La Matyr; Bishop
Greek and Independence, W, Minis; Bridgeport and
Mil Creek to be supplied; Coleville and Mason's
Valley, 0. L, Ba-stow; Hawthorne, to be supplied.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
TRUCKER September 3Odh.-The Nevada Confer
ence, which has been in session for the past five
days, adjourned sine die this evening Three
thousand dollars Of missionary money was distrib-
uted among the various charges IN the Conference.
This evening resolution was unanimously adopted
the several delegates to the Conference
to endeavor to either have the Nevada Conference
in the California Conference. failing
in this to have 1t made mission district.
A Forty Foot Fall.
VALLEJO, September 30th-A stranger applied for
lodgings at the Fr1sbie House, South Yallej Satur
day night, and was given loom on the third floor.
Some time during the night he got up, and either
fell jumped out Of the window Of the room to the
yard below, distance Of forty feet. He was dis
covered about o'clock this morning lying in the
yard, still alive Medical aid was summoned, and
it was found that his jaw and several ribs were
broken, besides other internal injuries. The in
jursd man was made as comfortable as possible, and
this afternoon was taken to his home at willows,
Colusa county.
Departure OF TOurists-Ftae Wheat Weld.
Los ANGELES September S0th-The party Of
German tourists who have been sight seeing here
have been wel-entertained by their coLntrymen,
and left by last evenings train for the East via No
jave and the Atlantic and Pacific road
Two hundred and sixteen thousand three hundred
and seven sacks OF wheat is the ascerained yield OF
the Fernando valley for this year
RESOLUTION or Sympathy.
HANFoRD, September Both The following resolu-
ton of sympathy was passed by the Settlers Grand
League yesterday afternoon
Resolved, That the Settlers Grsnd League Of
Tulare county heartily indorse the action Of the
Settlers League OF the hoquelemo5 OF September
sd, and hope they will stand as one in the
vindication OF their rights under the laws.
Unanimous Vote IN FAvor OF Esecency.
Los ANGELES, September 0th-The City Council
votedPdown the ordinance to license gambling, by
unanimous vote.
ssied OF HIS Wounds.
SANTA CRUZ, September S0sh.-Pablo Csrzas, who
was found ou Front street some two weeks ago un-
conscious with fractured skull died at the County
Hospital last night. An inquest was held to day,
and verdict rendered Ct death resulting from in
turies inflicted by oiows at the hands of parties u
known.
ARIZONA.