Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-12

weight, anu rIdIh Ming, OF Mountain
View, middle weight Hamilton weighs
lbs pounds, and King 160. Before the first
round, King was the favorite at two to one
| but from that on Hamilton gained in favor,
until two to one on him found no takers
In the tenth round King was unable to
rise, and the fight was given to Hamilton.
Tom Nolan was referee, Bill Davis master
of ceremonies, and Tom Cleary and Doc
Barnes timers. Several well-known sport
ing men of San Francisco We're present
as well as many prominent citizens of San
Jose. The crowd, all told, numbered
about 400.
Sword Contest-Confessed Safe-Breaker-
Missing Woman Traced - The Good
Templars.
Los ANGELES, October 11th.-The sword
contest was won by Duncan c. Ross, the
score standing: Ross fifteen, O'Brien thir.
teen. About 1,500 people were present
Both men were slightly wounded.
Graves, recently arrested, confessed to be,
ing one of two who robbed the safe at Riy.
erside six months ago. They took it out
several miles, and robbed it of its contents
Miss Lizzie Parker, who mysteriously dis,
appeared Thursday, has been traced on the
cars going East, under the name of Lizzie
Ford. She was from Lowell, Mass.
A. d. Wood Rev. G. w. Morris and Will
D. Gould, suspended from the privileges OF
the Grand Lodge, 1. O. G. T., have given
notice of an appeal to the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge of the World
Boy Accidentally Killed.
GRASS VALLEY, October 11th.-Yesterday
afternoon, while William NJ Davis, bov
aged II years, son of Ira Davis, was out
hunting at Pleasant Ridge, sixteen miles
south of here, his gun was in some way
accidentally discharged, the load entering
his head and causing instant death. p. H
Paynter, acting Coroner, went down this
afternoon to hold an inquest.
Fraternal Visit-Serious Accident.
PLAcERvILLE, October 11th.-Grand Pa
triarch Lyman and Grand Secretary LYON
paid the Morning Star Lodge, No. 90, and
Zeta Encampment, No. ., |. o. o. F., a fra
ternal visitation last evening. They re-
manned in the city to-day.
Tom Jones and Lem Mcdonald were re-
turning from Pleasant Valley to Grizzly
Flat last Thursday, and when nearly home
the latter dropped a line. While reaching
for it he fell out Of the buggy, striking on
bad fracture of the skull. When picked
up he was insensible, and had not recov-
cred at the last report to-day.
REDWOOD CITY, October 11th.-While
officers of this city were patrolling the
town last night in search of the man who
had robbed one of the employees of Sena-
tor Stanford at Palo Alto, they encountered
a man wearing a mask. The stranger had
in his possession a bulldog pistol gold
watch, chain, and $40 in gold. As he
could lot give a straight account of him
self he was taken in charge by the officers
to await further intelligence.
Weather Indications.
SAN Francisco, October 11th-8 P. NJ
Signal Service indications for the succeed
ing thirty-two hours North Pacific, in
creasing cloudiness and rain, with variable
winds, generally southerly, fresh to brisk
along the coast, and a lower tempera-
ture. Middle Pacific and south Pacific,
fair weather.
The Buried Fireman.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 11th.-Chief
Scannell, of the Fire Department, has or
dered force oftwenty men put on to-mor-
row morning to make an effort to discover
some trace of Humans body. A much
larger area will be uncovered, as it is now
thought possible that Hannah may have
crawled away before dying, from the spot
where he fell.
The Haverly-Alta Baseball Game.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 11th-The de-
Gliding baseball game for the championship,
between the Haverlys, of San Francisco,
and the Atlas, of Sacramento, took place
this afternoon at Central Park 1t resulted
in victory for the Haverlys by score of 6
to l. Great interest was manifested in
the match, and more enthusiasm shown
over it than any ever before played in this
city. There were over 5000 persons pres
ent. The match did not terminate until
nearly o'clock