Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-01
The freedom of the Citv is His.

ROUNDS QueelSDtTTy IuieSi SuldiI sOll
gloves. "Parsonr Davies, his hacker,
leaves on Tuesday for Chicago to meet en-
gagements there, but will return in time to
be present at the Burke-Dempsey match.
Referring to Sullivan's statement, made
Immediately after his fight with Heard,
that he was coming to San Francisco to
meet either Burke or Ryan, Burke said to-
day, in reply, that he would be pleased to
meet Sullivan in San Francisco, and would
agree to stand up before him for six rounds.
Burke added, 81 will further promise not
to go down until l am knocked down."
Burke will remain on this coast long
enough to accommodate Sullivan's arrival.
Mayor Bartlett Gives Himself Away.
SAN Francisco, September 30th.-The
glove match between Jack Burke and Jack
Dempsey has been postponed until some
time in November, Mayor Bartlett having |
refused to-day to grant license for the
match until after the State election.
The United Brethren.
WOODBRIDGE, September Goth. The
twenty-second session of the California An
nual Conference of the Church of the
United Brethren in Christ convened here
Yesterday at $50 P. NJ, Bishop Milton
Wright, D. D., presiding. George W. Burt
ner was elected Secretary n +. Fish as
sistant. The following ministers were re-
eeived on their transfers Rev. A. G. Bell
and Rev. J. r. Parker from Oregon Confer
enee. 7. j. Hallowell and J. w. Baum
gardner from Rock River Conference, F.
Fisher from Allegheny Conference, and O.
c. Ward from the North Ohio Conference.
Rev. ]. X. Staten and Rev. DR.. M. D. A.
Steen were introduced to the Conference.
The Bishop presented the general features
Of the coast district, where considerable in
oraasa IL. rh1rah mo p1harShin WaS rpnOrtpd |
The remaining time until 5 P. NJ. was con-
sumed in examination and passage of the
characters of the local preachers of the
Conference.
Red Bluffs Brave Girl.
RED BLUFF, September 30th.-Prison Di-
rector Boggs has said the State Prison Di-
rectors intead presenting Miss Flora
Frank, of Red Bluff, with a suitable gift
for her bravery exhibited in the capture of
Winters in November last. Winters, who
is known under aliases of Brown, Brady
and Welsh, broke into Mrs. S. F. Franks
house at that time and fired two Intellectual
shots at her. Upon the discovery her son
John and Miss Flora went to their mothers
assistance and both overcame Winters, who
was delivered to the authorities, and on
conviction was sentenced to twenty-nine
years at Folsom. He is one of the hardest
cases in the State, having served three prior
yerms in the State Prison from San Fran
cisco, Nevada county and San joaquin.
Campaign Signal Fires.
B%AKERsFIELD. September 30th.-Hon. ].
f. Swift arrived here last night. He spent
the day principally at his hotel, and on
versed freely upon political and other
topics. This evening he addressed a large
audience, composed of members of both
the principal parties, and was listened to
with close attention. The portion of his
speech that most interested his hearers was
in relation to the irrigation question, in
which he showed himself to be well yersed
in the law of water rights.
VIsALIA, September GOTH The Demo-
Gratis had their first political meeting here
tonight. J. D. Lynch and w. r. Jacobs
were the speakers.
MODESTO, September 30.h.-A large and
enthusiastic Democratic meeting was adj
dressed here tonight by NJ. F. Tarpey and
w. W. Foote.
Wigginton's and Pixley'5 Party.
FRESNO, September 30th.-The Conven-
ton of the American party has nominated
the following ticket Judges Jackson Tenn
pie, Patterson and Mcfarland for Justices
of the Supreme Court; Governor, P. d.
Wigginton, of Alameda Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor, Frank NJ. Pixley, of San Francisco
Secretary of State, c. N. Wilson, of Los
Angeles; Controller, J. Z. Denny, of Tu-
lare Treasurer, George I. White, OF San
Bernardino; Attorney-General Alfred A.
Daggett, of Tulare Superintendent OF
Public instruction, Ira G. Hoitt, Of San
Francisco; Surveyor-General, Theodore
Reichert, of San Francisco; Clerk of the
Supreme Court, Samuel Frew, of Butte
county. The nominations for Railroad
GNn, =, ice av, arcH Cfata Tcarl ~ IVrra1f1a J
ton and Congressman were referred to the
Americans of the several districts. The
State Central Committee selected consists
of Fulton G.. Berry Chairman, of Fresno;
Mr.. Dickinson, of San Francisco; Dr. J.
Harmon, of Los Angeles George NJ. Lane,
of Napa; j.. L. White, of Fresno; \. N.
Orr, of San Joaquin, and E. B. Churchill.
of Santa Clara.
The First Shower.
PETALUMA, September 30th.-There was
a slight rain here this morning. A few
miles west it rained heavily for a short
time.
PoRrC osrA, September 9Oth-In the Up
per Alhambra valley, back of Martinez, a
shower of rain fell, which laid the dust.
il is cloudy now, with the appearances of
a general shower.
Rio VISTA, September 30th.-The SKY
was overcast during the morning. and
there was a light sprinkle at II o'clock.
Robbery at San Miguel.
MISSION SAN MIGUEL, September 3oth.-
The graders moved their campo mile south
to-day.
S. W. Smith, of this place, had $50 worth
of goods and $50 in cash stolen from his
saloon last night. The parties are known,
and warrants for their arrest are being OBJ
tanned.
Sued for Libel.
Los ANGELES, September 3O;h.-The
Times editorially this morning published a
candidate for Secretary of State, and Mr..
Moore has sued for $50. 600. James f.
Bicknell, Stephen NJ. White, Thomas
Fitch and Henry Edgerton are the plain
tiffs attorneys. Moore's attorneys request
that the Court fix the date OF trial as early
as possible, so the case can be decided be-
fore the election.
He Carried too Much Money.
RED BLUFF, September 30th.-J. H.
Filcher, G. ?. Berry and John Boggs enter
tanned the citizens on the political issues
last night. Senator Filcher, some time be-
tween dark last night and this morning,
was robbed OF sos. 1t is supposed that the
thief secured entrance to the Senator's
IOQin ~ III EltAilOAl 11plcl OhtI u tEdllSOfu 1
and rifed his pockets while sleeping.
Fire at Hanford.
HAHroRD, September S0th.-At 80 this
morning a fire was discovered in the parlcr
of the Freeman House. The night watch
man, by prompt action, e~xtinguished the
flames, combining the FIRE to the parlor. The
furniture, organ and piano were almost a
total loss. Insured in Anglo Nevada and
C~allinghams companies. 0rigination of
the fire, unknown.
Sag At sn-Iasa
SAN JOSE, September 30Eh-There was
an immense throng at the race track this
afternoon. The weather was p~ropitious,
and the track superb. The first contest was
between Harry Smith, a colored lnan, of
jacksonville, and a local saddle hose, the
man undertaking to run five miles while
the horse ran twelve. The man won with
ease in So minutes and 3 seconds The
horse was Withdrawn before the tenth mile
was completed. The general impression is
that the horse was not ridden to win, but