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MR. CARRcLL's CARD

Mr. Howard Carroll, of the New York
Times, appears to be a man who, so far as
politics are concerned, has been born out
=" of due time" 1t having been reported
that he was to receive the Republican
nomination for Congressmsn-at-lar large, in
the place Of Mr.. Hepburn, who declined TO
occupy place on the ticket after what had
happened at Saratoga. this literary Bayard
declares that if he should accept Con-
gressional nomination it would only be
upon the understanding that be was not 70
put single cent into the campaign, or
make any bargain or use any influence TO
procure votes for himself. 1t is evident
from this that Mr.. Howard Carroll is :" not
81 the man for Galway :" in other words,
that he has no business seeking Congress.
sional nominations in the present condition
Of American politics. For as the case
stands he certainly could not make the
campaign under the conditions he lays
down, sud it is almost equally certain that
he could not secure the nomination. In
short he is clearly not what John Kelly
would call practical politician" but
mere "theoIist," closet.man," and
"dresmer ;" POOR, worthless Literary
f'fellsr," for wtom the "Bosses who
control cur politics can entertain only the
profoundest and most unspeakable con.
tempt.
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Z oSF-ON SUNDAY EVENING, A WOODEN
Z Lap Robe. The finder will be rewarded by re-
turing it to WILSON'S Stable, X street, near
Fourth. OIO 1t
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A MILLIONAIRE WAsHERwoMAN Mrs.
Sarah Ray, washerwoman of Leadville,
who has made a fortune of 81, Coo O0G, has
had an egentful life. She was the first
white woman who ever dared to set foot in
Leadvilie, and as such helped found the
city. She dug in the mines, secured the
plains as a scout, and last, but not least,
took in washing from the Leadville miners,
and to-day has snug little fortune that
pays her an income of $50, 900 year. She
is now a woman of about 30, weighing some
l40 pounds, and is rugged and spry. she
has daughter that she is educating in the
East. who is handsome and ladylike girl
of Is.
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Three Fircmen Injured.

MILwUAKEE, October 9sh.-An explosion
during FIRE in tie hardware establishment
of Jacob Kuosrschiald this evening burned
three firemen dresafully, one fatally.
Suicide OF State Official.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.). October 9sh.-Rev.
J. L. Denton, State Superintendent Of Pub.
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"T ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w two pleasant furnished rooms ard board for
the winter. Location not five to eight min
utes walk from Central Pacific Hospital II street
preferred. References exchanged Address " ", ="
at ECoRD. UNION office. olO-lws
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weather Probabilities.
SECOND EDITION.

second edition OF the REooRD-USos is Issued
each day at P N. bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to that hour. By this arrangement tn
RECORD Js;oE will present the latest news obtain
able at all points east md north Of Sacramento.
The regular morning edition OF the RECORD USros
70 carried by morning t-ains and is ahead Of all
competitors as far north Chico, on the California
ana Oregon Railroad; west to Benica, and south 70
Stockton, and east to Colfax, Folsom and Placer.
vile AID all intermediate places The second edition
matter viii be found each cay upon the third page
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classes which, while blindly following the

classes which, while blindly following the
promptiugs of their OWL selfish interests, I'M
dertake to interfere with the equal rights
and Liberties of their neighbors, are prepar.
ing state of public opinion against which,
when their turn comes, they will find all
their defenses unavailing. As a historical
point which is not without significance, it
may be worth while for these people to re-
member that the men who created the
Reign of Terror during the French Revolu-
ton persisted by the work of their own
hands
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OMAHA, October Oh C odfried Thomns, q
German, aged &c years, committed suicide
yesterday by throwing himself in well on
the farm of Hans R,hivsr, near Millard sta
tioD, in this county. He had been drinking.
Exfensinn of TnIar-nnhin Srnu,-,u,Ioa
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Decidedly Dangerous Dam.

ALTAMoST (Tenn.), October 9th. - The
Court.ho ives burned here last night. TIE
papers, etc., were saved.
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Hhiiharn0ntc society. Meeting This
TUESDAY EVENING, at o'clock, at the Office OF
DR., WOOD, corner Fourth and streets Business
CT importance A full attendance desired.
w. WOOD Pres't.
W. II. GROVE Secy IBCl oIOIt
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ilcans OF the First Ward are requested 70 meet
the Courthouse TUESDAY EVENING, October !
loS , at 1:3O o'clock. to organize Republican Gu
o9-2t I'd CT MANY RFpJTRIJCANS
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HOME and ABROAD.

Ocean steamship stranded-BeecIer and
One OF His Crttics-Opposition TO Nor
mOnism in the sOuth-TwO Young Men
Asphyxfated - United States Supreme
Court-Bank Robbery and Murder in
Wisconsin = Extension of Teiegraphic
Communication An Old Californian
Kills Hfmself-Mafters in Foreign Lands
Etc.
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Congressional.

BosToY, October 9sh = Leopold Morse
(DemocraD and E. B. Haskell Independent
Republican, decline to stand as candidates
for Congress in the Fifth and Ninth Districts.
Francis A. Peters has been nouinsted for
Congress by the Democrats OF the Third Dis
trict.
GREENFIELD (Msss.), October 9th.-The
Greenbackers of the Eleventh District have
nominated Wilbur F. Whitney for Congress.
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International Cricket Match.

NEW YoRK, October 9sh.-The cricket
match between toe Australian Eleven and
eighteen players chosen from clubs in aad
around New York was played to-day. The
days playing resulted in 10 runs for the
Australians, snd only q for the Americans.
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Mr. r. C. MOORE. Of the house of Messrs.
Vernam L Co, 81 New street, New York,
says that he was almost instantly relieved Of
severe pain, consequent uoon an attack OF
pleurisy, by one application of st. jacobs
Oil.
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Murder by a Bap,is. Minister.
Courthouse DESTROYED by Fire

AUSTIN TEX. October 95h. - Rynhard
Chapman, Baptist minister. stabbed and
killed John Turner in quarrel. Chapman
escare6
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"A OF P.-Keguiar CONVENTION -
Of Confidence Lodge, No. rs r. of P tn.
THIS Quesday) EVENING, at 1880 S.ySI
o'clock. All members requested to be 1,WS
present. Members of sister Lodges TX
and soJourGing Knights cordially g.
invited to attend. J. A BAKEK q q
WALTER B. ROGERS. K. of r and s LIZ c nlO.l1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
stated meeting Of

SIHttN NiltFsIHg Nf VUNCOTu LOUGt. =
No. III, F. and A. NJ, THIS (Tuesday) IN
EVENING, October 10th, at 7:3O O'Clock. NIX
Visiting brethren are cordially invited Byl~\
order of W T. OUGHTON w NJ
w. IL. HEvENER, Secretary olO.It
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ssne-ninuie TO0:haehe Drops Are sUpa-
nor to any other For safe by druggist KIRK,
GtARY & Co, Agents OIO i'm
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EEEiI Ban, san Francisco, doubled in
size, is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHATTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks TO Japan, receive japanese goods in
return and this is why Icbi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't it2 Wholesale and retail.
Goods for evsry brunch Of retail country trade iy4
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FOREIGN.
Thirty Persons Poisoned.


LONDON (Ont.), October 9.h-Thirty per.
sons have been poisoned here from eating
hesd-chesse manufactured by local butchers
Physicians attribute the trouble to bristles
chopped up with the skin of the pork, caus-
ing irritation Of the stomach's inner coating,
and producing spssms and vomiting. Some
of the sufferers are very low, but it is sup
posed that all will recover.
Turkish Intervention in Egypt.
CAIRO. October 9sh Sultan Pasha, Presi-
dent of the Chamber of Notables, thinks
Turkish intervention ia Egypt would mean
anarchy. He maintains that the cost of the
joint control would be extravagsnt, and that
e400 coo might be saved annually by the sub
stitution of efficient native for foreign Of
ficials. He admits that the mass of the
population is unfit for representative Gov
eminent.
Recruiting for Egypt In Switzerland.
GENEvA. October 9th.-Recruiting for the
Egyptian gendsrmerie is proceeding at Berne,
but the Federal Ceuncil will probably forbid
it as breach of international law.
Vast Strike OF Golfers Probable.
LONDON, October 9th.-At a conference
of delegates representing rs. 600 Golfers, it
was resolved that notices to employers for an
advance of Is per cent. be given next week.
The ballot forms show that representatives
of is. 407 Golfers voted for an advance and
III against. In the ballot restricting the out
put there were G. 954 votes in favor of restric-
tion and $50 against. The masters last Fri
day refused to accede to the demand for an
advance, and il is probable that a strike will
be ordered.
Two Men Burned to Death.
OTTAWA (Ont J. October 9.h.-In a fire at
Stage creek to-day. two men named Field
were burned to death.
Investigation Commenced.
CAIRO, October 9sh.-Tke special Commits.
eion to prosecute all acts of rebellion by Mill
tary or civilians, held sitting to-day, and
Intercepted Gandel, late Project Of Aiexsn.
dria, who denied the charge made against
him of having distributed bludgeons to the
Arabs.
Furnishing the Anti-Jewish Rioters.
ODESSA, October 9Sh-The military trib.
unal in session at Balta, trying the CASES Of
the anti-J swish rioters, condemned one of the
leaders TO two years, and five others from
sixteen to eighteen months imprisonment.
A Farmer shot.
DUBLIN, October 9Sh.-A farmer named
Hogan was shot az Ballina Saturday, and
died to day.
Breach between the Sultan and Khedive.
VIENNA, October 9sh.-The breach between
the Khedive and Sultan is widening and is
likely to lead to an open rupture. The
Sultan has forbidden recruiting for the
kheGive's future body guard.
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lie Instruction, jumped from the balcony of
Judge Gregg's residence. in Fayetteville, at
noon to-day, and was killed. He had been
mentally unbalanced for several days, and
this was not his first attempt at suicide.
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For the Eadies.-Piease ask your ply
siciau his opinion of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPStN AND CALfSAYA BARK combined.
Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia or Indigestion Ii
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSiN WINE BITTERS.
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STREET RAILWAY COMP'Y

NNHE FOLLOWING HAS BEEN SERVED ON
Il the Street Railway Company. Citizens pat
ronlzing the cars must be guided according
"All street cars snd horses thereto attached,
when stopped on any street railroad between Front
and Tenth, and l and streets, inclusive, in the
city OF Sacramento, shall be stopped clear of the
intersections Of the streets and Of the street
ings and shall not be allowed to stop or stand in
any OF the intersections Of said streets Any person
having the control or management Of the running
OF al street car, or who shall vioat. the provis
ions Of this section, shall be punished By fine If
not less than ten nor more than hundred dol
lars, or by imprisonment for not less than five
more than two hundred days, or by both such fine
and imprisonment"
You will therefore see that tine above ordinance is
strictly complied with
MATT. KARCHER,
oi05t Chief of Police.
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The SOteiio sfuE6er TElal-TGe :,
ship of Ghe Treasury.

CHICAGO, October 9sh. - The Journals
Washington special says: The Soteldo muir
der trial came up to-day. TIE case will be
postponed few days on account of the alb,
sence of counsel.
Secretaries Lincoln and Chandler have gone
TO New York 20 he present at the Cabinet
meeting. It is rumnred that Folger's resig-
nation will be accepted then, ard his sue
cessor named. His successor will probably
be Senator Jones, of Nevada, OF John G.
New, now acting as Secretary of the Treas
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United States Supreme Court.

Cour5 of the United States reassembled for
the October term of 1882 at noon. All the
Justices were present except Field AID Brad
ley, who have not yet returned. In the po-
litical assessment case of Newton NJ. Curtiss,
leave was given to file petition for habsas
| corpus. and the case was set for argument on
the 2S1 instant. The regular call of the
docket begins tomorrow.
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Not a voIumInous Correspondence.

NEW YORK, October 9sh.-Amos F.
Lsrned, one of the SOC stalwarts, disapprov-
ing of Beecher's sermon advising the Rapub-
licaus to bolt Folger's nomination, wrote that
divine:
Dear Mr.. Beecher You made an ass of yourself
yesterday. AMOS f. HARMED.
Bescher forthwith replied to this candid
statement in no less direct words:
Dear Sir: The Lord saved YOU the trouble of max.
ing OF yourself by making you an ass at the
be- inning, and his work stands sure.
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
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GENERAL NOTICES,

BrisioFs SuSar.COated Vegetable Pills,
They free from all mineral substances and the
two active vegetable resinoids, Podophyllin and
LeptandTin, make them the most powerful yet the
safest of all anti bilious medicnes olO-It
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WASHINGTON, October 9th.-There is an
unyeriGei rumor here that Wise and Smith
fought a duel il the vicinity of Richmond
this IT orniDg.
RICHMOND (Vs.) October 9th.-The report
Fiat Smith and Wise fought dual to-day is
not credited. Both men were seen on the
streets Of Richmond to day.
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Oh. maiden with grim teeth. avaunt.
Though fair you seem to look upon,
Because you don't use S0ZODONT
The sweetness of your mouth is gone;
Your breath is heavy, and, from this,
Your lips no more invite kiss
olO-3tTuThS
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They Blew Out the Gas.

NEW York, October 9th.-Last night Theo-
dore Haske, aged %, and William Husky,
aged 20, lodged at the Annex Hotel, Brook
Ign. A strong smell Of gas was noticed this
morning coming from their room, and the
door was burst open. Both men were found
dead. They blew out the gas.
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Yellow Fever.

PENSACOLA fila J. Ostober 9Sh.-Forty
eight new cases snd five deaths were reported
to-day. Yesterday II new cases and deathi
were reported. Total cases to date, !, 500
deaths. l12
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Can the End of the World be Near?

NEW YORK, October 9th.-The Worlds
London cable says: The comet is all the talk
in scientific circles at present, and it is being
regarded with considerable apprehension.
Richard A. Proctor, Eho denied that it wss
the comet of lS43 and 1880. now finds that be
made mistake in his calculations and SO has
withdrawn his statement. More cautious as
tronomers than he have no doubt of the iden.
tity of the comet, and believe that it will re.
turn, at the latest, in October, 1888, and will
then fall into the sun, with results which will
ensbls US to dispense with tbs future publica-
ton of the newspapers of the world l am
assured that this is the opinion of the most
eminent scientists of the day, G. Piazzi
Smythe, the clever Astronomer Royal for
Scotland, in particular. having made no secret
of his belief that the end OF the world is at
hand,
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GeorgiaviIle dam having become dangerous,
the Superintendent has ordered the water
drawn off as far as possible By the gates.
The pond is forty feet deep. and the gates can
draw eff bus nine feet. If the dam should
go, large business section could scarcely
eSos,a dastrr1ction
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ODESSA, October 9Sh.-The military trib.
unal in session at Balta, trying the CASES of
the anti-Jewish rioters, condemned one of the
leaders TO two years, and five others from
sixteen TO eightaen Inontts' iInnri snnInent
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Fannie ParneJTs Body.

BoRDENTowN IN. Y }, October 9:h.-The
body Of Fannie Parnell will be removed on
tl,e 18th Inst, and taken to Philadelphia,
| thence to New York and B sion, whence it
will be taken to Ireland for iatermept.
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Fall of a Crowded Bridge,

ATLANTA (Ga J October 9sh.-At baptiz,
ing at Canton yesterday bridge fell into the
river, and precipitsted 200 persons into the
water. No lives were lost, but many legs
and arms were broken.
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InyeslIgation Commenccd.

CAIRO, October 9sh.-The special Commits.
aion to prosecute all acts of rebellion by mill.
tary or civilians, held a sitting to-day, and
Intercepted Gandel, late Project Of Aiexsn.
dria, who denied the charge made against
him of having distributed bludgeons to the
Arabs
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CHICAGO, October 9lh.-It is reported that
there was bank robbery and murder at
Waupaca, Wis, Saturday night. The report
OF the sffair is expected tonight, but it has
been kept very quiet
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ELSOR SALE "A BLACKSMITH s---.--ry-r>
Z Shop in good running order NJ
Good house, barns, etc at Michigan .1ES<S
Bar, Sacramento county. Apply to =.
W. A. BROWN, on the remises, or by letter.
I'm
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A Farmer shot.
Breach between the Sultan and Ehedive.

DUBLIN. October 9Sh-A farmer named
Hogan was shot az Ballina Saturday, and
5jaI tn J,v
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BRIDGEPORT Conn October 8 .h.-A barrel
containing $4,000 breech.loading caps ex-
ploded with terrific force to-day, destroying
the building in which it was located. Mop
SONG Nrarn hurt
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lie Instruction, jumped from the balcony of
Judge Gregg's residence. in Fayetteville, at
noon to-day, and was killed. He had been
mentally unbalanced for several dsys, and
this was not his first attempt at suicide.
Ocean steamship Ashore.
New YORK, October 9sh.-The Hamburg
American line steamer Herder, Captain
Tischbein, left New York Thursday, tbs 9Th.
for Hamburg, via Plymouth snd Cherbourg,
with 80 cabin and "a steerase passengers, and
a crew of about 100. This noun the follow
ing intelligence was received by the agents
here from st. Johns, N. F.: 1.-The Herder is
lost three miles west of Cape Race. The
mails, passengers and crew were saved"
SECOND DIsPATCH.I
ST. JOINS IN. FL October 9sh.-The
Herder went ashore at the eastward Of Head
long Beach. about three miles west of Cape
Race, at o'clock this morning, during
dense fog. Ali the passengers and crew were
landed without accident, and will be brought
here by special steamer and cared for BY the
German Consul. Il is believed that the ship
and cargo will be a total loss.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
ST. JOHNS IN. F. October h.-The fol.
lowing additional inform 4tion is Just received
from Cape Race respecting the loss Of the
on Thursday last, and experienced fne
weather up to yesterday evening. when
dense fog set in. The necessary precautions
were taken to avoid, if possible, accidents
liable to occur under the circumstances No
danger was appreheHde6 until o'clock this
morning, when the ship suddenly, and before
the officers were aware of their proximity to
land, ran on the rocks. Two hundred and
eighty eight persons were on board, namely,
10 passengers and a ewof lis, all told. Ali
were landed safely at daylight in eight boats
belor ging to the ship. and are now being well
cared for by few families living near ths
scene OF the wreck The passengers and crew
speak in the highest terms of the conduct Of
Captain Tischbein and his officers, who we're
remarkably ssif-possessed throughout. The
baggage of the passengers and all the mails
rs bags-were saved. The ship is certain to
be total wreck, but it is believed that some
of the cargo will be saved in good COZ ditiop.
Parties just from the wreck report that the
Herder lies across small cove, with her star
board side completely under water.
There is little probability of the
hulk breaking up so long as the wind
continues from the present point N. W.,
but should it get further to the westward a
heavy sea would be sure to make it inDosEi-
BILE TO do anything worth while in the way of
taking out the cargo. As soon as intelligence
of the disaster reached here, the German
Consul, r. II. Prouse, hired the steamer
Neptune and dispatched her to the assistance
of the ship~recked people. She left for Cape
Race at 6 this evening, taking a large supply
of provisions, the Consul having ascertainei
by telegraph that only small portion of the
ships stores was saved.
LATER.-The valuables, silverware, three
eases of specie, etc, were saved this evening
There is nothing On board now hut the cabin
furniture and cargo. The passengers and
crew are expected to -each st. Johns to-mor.
row evening.
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Suicide OF an Old Californian.

New York, October 9sh.-Captain Will
lam Tanning Pendleton, of Stoningtop, Conn.,,
wes found about o'clock this morning in an
clubhouse on his premises, whsrs he had com.
initsed suicide by cutting bis throat with 8
razor. he bad been depressed in spirits for
some time, but not sufficiently SO as to create
anxiety as 20 his mental condition. He was
about 80 years old, man Of gentle and genial
disposition, aud greatly beloved in the COM
muuity. He was one of the old California
'49srB, and a well known Mason,
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POol-geoms Raided,

NEW YORK, October 9sh.-Anthony Com.
stock rsided the pool.rooms az Long Island
City this afternoon. and captured property
valued at $4,000. The Law and Order
Society of Long Island City instigated the
raid. Constock at each place found the doors
barred against him, but forced an entrance.
At Kelly & Bliss rooms Comstock was
numbered IN his work By Coroner Robinson,
but ne pushed the Coroner asiie rouohIv
The Coroner had Comstock arrested. cSaro.
ing him with threatening to shoot him and
trespassing on his premises TO reach that of
Kelly Il Bliss. Comstook was released or
his oYn reco=nizsuce.