Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-10-01
THE PIONEERS VICTORIOUS

THE PIONEERS VICTORIOUS.
SAN Francisco, September 3Oth.-The
Pioneers defeated the Haverlys again to-
day by score of to Both teams put
up great bali. McGlade and Meesan
pitched effective games, five and seven hits
respectively being made off them.
South Methodist Conference.
Copyright. 1883, By the California Associated Press
WOODLAND, September 3Oth.-To-night
closed one of the most successful Confer
ences ever held by the NJ. Z. Church South
in the State. A total of 152 members were
present. The reports of the Statistical
Committee showed the following totals /:
Local preachers, 81; members of the
church, 5,173; Sunday schools, so; number
of scholars, 4,488; churches, 10, value
$2725 so; parsonages, 49, value S., 800.
The next Conference will be held at
Fresno.
Shot While Hunting.
(CopUiGa, 1883, By the California associated Press
REDDING, September 30th.-R. T. Taylor,
school teacher and resident of this
place, while at Whiskytown yesterday,
where he was to commence teaching to-
morrow, went out hunting In jumping a
ditch his gun caught in the brush, went off
and broke his right leg just below the knee.
be necessary, but the physicians are conf
dent they can save the leg.
Guarding Against Infection.
FRESNO, September Both. - Governor
Waterman wired from here Yesterday 20 G.
q. Tyrrei!, OF the State Board of Health,
at the request of Fresno citizens, to detain
in quarantine two carloads of negroes ex-
pected to arrive here to day from the fever
infected district of Georgia 1t was so
ordered. They will be detained till all
possibility of danger is passed. The
negroes are destined for Fresno VINEYARDS
and points south.
Arab and Stamboul.
SAN JOSE, September 30th-The free-for-
all trotting race yesterday had as starters
Arab and Stamboul. Pools sold: Arab $50.
Stamboul $40. The first and second heats
were won by Arab. After an exciting race in
the third heat Stamboul came in first. The
race was postponed, owing to darkness, till
Monday afternoon. Time 2:15-216-2:16.
A Progressive Town.
GRASS VALLEY, September Both. - The
Inhabitants of this town are generally sign
ing petition to the Board of Town Trus-
lees asking to be allowed to vote at the
general election of November 9th on the
proposition of having the town governed
under the general law in regard to town
corporations.
The Unknown Dead.
Cisco, September 30th.-The body of an
unknown man, found about four miles
from here, in Nevada county, is supposed
to be that of man who was here last
March. He was demented, and said his
name was Smith. He came from Sacra-
mento, and was about 30 years of age. The
remains were buried by the Coroner.
Lassen Republican Nominations.
ICopyght, 1855. by the California Associated PyessA
SUsANvILLE, September 3Oth-The Re-
publicans have nominated for State Sena-
tor DR.. w. H. Patterson, of Modoc, and for
the Legislature E. V. Spencer, of Lassen.
Fatal Fall from a Cliff.
lCopyri1t, 1885, oy The fo7nia Associated Pres
SANTA CRUZ, September 30th.-Last night
e. Merrell, aged Sc years, lumberman.
fell down bank fifty feet near SEQUEL.
struck on his head and was killed.
Rain at Redding.
iCopy7lgh, 1888, BY The California Associated Press,
REDpING, September 30th.-A light rain
fell here this afternoon.