Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-09-11
The Ns,ive Sons, Celebration.

SANTA CRUZ, September 10th.-[Special ]
The celebration by the Native Sons ended
| by large ball in the pavilion tonight. 1t
was gorgeous scene, lighted by electricity.
Hops are in progress at the reception
headquarters by the Stanford, National,
Palo Alto and Ell Dorado Parlors.
Special trains will leave for Oakland,
Sacramento and San Francisco about 5
A. NJ. tomorrow.
Fatal Accident In Mariposa.
| ICopy7ght, 1888, by 0e California associated Pres
MARIPosA, September 10th.-A special
| messenger last evening from Eleven-Mile
station, above Wawona, brings the news
| that Lafayette Ward shot himself at the
Meadows. near the station. 1t is reported
| as accidental. He was son Of Granville
Ward, living near Lewis. Deceased was 10
years of age. Another boy, his compan-
ion, was herding cattle, heard the shot and
| found him dead.
A Hotel and Church Burned.
Copyright. 1888, by The California associated f1ess;
MARYsvILLE, September 10TH Mrs.
| Downers new hotel at Browns valley,
| twelve miles from here, was destroyed by
| fire this afternoon, and also the Catholic
| Church. The loss by the former is 50 900
| and by the latter 81 900, with some insur-
dIlCc. Iu6 CduSS Is 10 De lUCSuOl-
airy. A reward has been offered for the fire.
| fiend.
Items from DOwnieville.
DowNIEvILLE, September 10th. = To.
| night the Native Sons celebrated Admits
| sion Day by grand ball. The Native
| Daughters instituted Parlor in the after
noon.
Annie Webster IS partially paralyzed and
there is little hope of her recovery
On Saturday night verdict was rem
dered in the case of Aroni, for killing
Frank Hart Of murder in the first degree.
Losses by the San Francisco Fire.
SAN Francisco, September 10th. - The
latest estimates of the losses by yesterday s
fire make the total between 100000 and
| 100000.
The only loss of life reported is that of
William Birch, of the California Machine
Works.
Fire Near Santa Rosa.
Copyright 1855. by the California associated Pressj
SANTA Rosa, September 10th.-A fire oo-
Cured on the ranch of R. w. Peterson
yesterday, which resulted in the destruc-
ton of barn and seventy tons of hay.
Mr.. Peterson was injured in attempting TO
rescue his horses.
Community in Sorrow.
ORovILLE, September 10th.-The acct
dental death of young Titson Wood, at San
Jose, on Friday, has cast gloom over the
entire town. He was an exceptionally
bright and intelligent young man. He
lived here and attended school for many
years, and was known and loved by every
one.
The Greenhoods Get a Game.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 10th.-[Spec-
ial.]-The GREENWOOD & Morans beat the
Haverlys to-day in tedious game. Neither
side played Up 10 the standard. Score
GREENWOOD & Morans IL, Haverlys 8.
Phenix-like Selma.
SELMA, September 10th.-The burned
portion Of Selma, Fresno county, is being
rapidly replaced with new brick business
structures. Over 600 front feet of two and
three-story brick blocks are now being
built
Hottest of the Season.
DopBi2ld, 1855. Iyhe California Associated Pre;sl
ST. HELENA, September 1Oth.-To-d day
wao the hottest day of the season, the tenn
perature ranging from $40 to 104o.
Baseball at Santa Cruz.
Copyright, 1888. by ne Cali ornia Associated Press.
SANTA Cruz, September 10th.-The score
in the baseball game here to-day was: Pho
neers 8, Stockton l.