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Democratic delegates Chosen.

SAN DIEGO, June 4th.-The Democratic
County Convention yesterday elected John
WolfskilI, Wallace Leach, Levi Chase and
n. II. Conklin delegates to the State Con-
vention at San Jose. The delegation is un-
pledged, but two of them are known to favor
Steneman for Governor.
SANTA Cruz, June 4th.-At the Democratic
primaries held yesterday, jesse Cope, Charles
Steinmetz and j. T. Christal were elected to
the State Convention.
JACKSONVILLE, June 4th.-In the Demo-
cratic primaries yesterday, Edward White
and Frank Aldrich were elected delegates to
the State Convention. They are for Stone
man for Governor and Thomas Beck for Sec
rotary of State.
In Psjaro G. Fowler, S. G. Edgington. W.
r. Speegle, P. McAllister and j. A. Hall
were elected to the Convention.
SAN JOSE June 4th.-The Democrats yes
terday had a primary election, and elected
delegates to the Convention, which will meet
next Saturday and elect delegates to the
State Convention. The delegates are for
Sharpstein and Ross for the Supreme Bench,
and will give complimentary vote for B. ID.
Murphy for Governor. Hearst is ont of the
question.
MODESTO, June 4th. - The Democratic
County Convention met here yesterday, a
full attendance being present. Great enthu-
siasm prevailed, and strong platform was
adopted The delegation go unpledged, ex.
cept for j. w. Mccarthy for Clerk of the
Supreme Court. The delegates chosen are
John Murphy, james Williams, A. w.
Smith. A. J. Patterson, NJ. B. Nettrell, G.
G. Wright. C. l.. Payne and j. II. Hayes.
Delegates were also selected to the Joint
Senatorial Convention, and are for j. d.
Spencer, who has no opposition for Senator.
SUIsUN, June 4th.-The following were
elected from here as delegates to the Demo
cratic County Convention, to be held at Be-
nicia June 10sh: John Devlin, J. W. Wolf
skill, r. C. Hail, James Casey. D. w. Hast.
ings, W. f. Trainer, w. w. Reeves, D. NJ.
Miller, J. q. Edwards.
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ARIZONA.
The Indian DenrcnafIOns.

APACHE, June 4th.-A courier from Cap
tain Kramer's camp, at Forest Dale, brings
intelligence of Iudian depredations. One
man was killed and some stock driven off.
Captain Kramer and citizens are in pursuit
toward the Cibicu country. Pedro and part
of his band of White Mountain Indians were
having war dance when the courier left. 1t
is thought they did not intend going on the
war-path, however. The depredations are
believed to be by the Cibicus and party OF
Pedro's young men, whom he could not con.
troll. The courier was fred on and pursued
for some distance from camp. A troop Of
the Sixth Cavalry has been dispatched to
Kramer's assistance
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Saunders, the swindIer-Another Chapter
or the History of His Operations.

or the History of His Operations.
LINCOLN, June 4th.-The announcement in
the papers OF yesterday concerning the arrest
of one Saunders, with several aliases, in San
Francisco, for swindling Mrs. Berry, of Sac.
ramento, has caused quite breeze among
the people Of this place. Saunders has been
in the habit OF visiting this place quite often
during the past ak months, under the name
of Charles Holman, representing himself to
be retired dentist, owning large property
in Oakland and fine saloon in San IRAN
cisco. 1t now turns out that his object here
was to swindle widow named Mrs. Vogt
out Of her little fortune left her By her hus-
band, who was killed by vicious boar little
over year ago, bAsides $1,000 paid his
widow by the A. o. U. w. Society, Mr..
Vogt being a member Of that Order and
also member of the Masonic fraternity.
Holman, it seems, first made himself &C.
quaintsd with these facts, and them, under
the pretenss that he was dentist,
visited the house Of the widow, and soon
managed to work himself into her confidence,
representing that he was an old member of
the Masonic Order, and always deeply symp-
athized with the bereayed family of de-
ceased brother. In this way he go completely
worked himself into the confidence of the
lady that he got about 81 800 of her little
fortune, and to make it worse, II possible, 1t
is thought by Mrs. Vogt that he robbed her
of $50 worth of quart jewelry, the property
of her deceased husband, to be saved for her
children in remembrance of their father
Mrs. Vogt is very estimable lady, and the
loss of her money is heavy blow to her.
She has seven small children, all dependent
on her. She has the sympathy of the entire
community, for it is well known that such
accomplished sharpers have had many
shrewder victims. 1t is hoped that the differ
emit Societies of which the unfortunate lady's
husband was an honored member, will take
a deep interest in seeing that the scoundrel is
prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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HANFoRD CTulsre county, June 4th.-A.
H. Miles, who has just brought bis family
here from Bond county, Illinois, had narrow
escape from death at Hanford, depot, yester-
day. He, two of his boys and another boy
driving, were just leaving the depot in a
wagon drawn by two nigh-spirited horses,
when the animals took fright and ran, throw
ing them out. Two of the boys were con-
siderably hurt. but the wagon ran over MIR.
Miles, fracturing severely several ribs and his
collar bone. He also received a long scalp
wound on the back of his head, extending to
the skull. The injured men are somewhat
relieved to-day, but neither one is out of
danger.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Items from Seattle.

SEATTLE, June 4th.-S. Baxter, Chairman,
has called meeting of the Republican Ter
ritorial Central Committee at Vancouver on
the 21st of June.
The heat of the past few days has been the
greatest of the year, the Thermometer for
three days being 90 and upwards.
Nine vessels took cargoes of Puget Sound
lumber to foreign ports during the month of
May, aggregating nearly 1000, 900 feet.
This city has given contract to L. w.
Res, to build two.story brick house, to be
used for prison, engine. house, Council cham.
Der and Offices, the cost to be S7,525.
The bids for street work will be considered
and the contract awarded next Friday night.
Three Skokomish Indians-two boys and a
squaw-were drowned on that river last Sun.
day, about one and a half miles above the
mouth of the Sultan. A canoe containing
seven of them was coming down from the
mountain, when as they were attempting to
run rifle it struck bowlder and went to
pieces. -Four of the Indians succeeded in
reaching the shore, but the squaw and boys,
who were unable to swim, were drowned.
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the men there, the water followed close upon
his heels. BE found the men on their way
out, as danger signal agreed Upon had been
struck on the pipe; besides, they had heard
the rush Of the water. They tried to wade
out, but found the water too hot and
rising too fast, and so reiterated to the
end of the drift. They made raft
Of some timhers, but concluded it was not
best to venture upon it. At no time was
there less than 400 feet of dry ground at the
west end of the drift, as at the highest the
water was but eight feet above the station.
floor. By the advice of Bennett they pro-
ceeded to make themselves comfortable by
taking possession of the cooling house. This
is but eight feet long by four feet wide.
They took off one end of the compressor
pipe. There were two pieces OF hose, each
fifty feet long, attached, the end being forked
near the cooling.bouse. and this was placed
in the pipe. They thus had the air coming
to them through two pipes. One was kept
in the water barrel and the other was used to
blow cold air upon their faces and bodies.
They had part of box of candles, and by
these kept the time, mining candle burning
one inch per hour. When this supply hnally
gave out they went out to the edge OF the
water and picked up pieces of candle that
foated in, having been dislodged from
places where they had been on the rocky
sides of the drift. They still had light when
found. Their life wac very monotonous.
At stated intervals they went out to the wa
ter and looked at their marks. By means of
these marks they were able to tell just how
the pumps and tanks were working. Bennett
was able to tell them the condition of the
pump when the bulkhead gave way. They
could sleep but little, there being no room to
lie down however, they had an occasional
nap Once, when they went out to measure
the water, they found the dead body of Gala
han. They generally made signals on the
pipe when they went out to the edge of the
water. On one occasion Bennett recognized
the signal of Superintendent Boyle and re-
piled to It. They made no plans of escape
while imprisoned, as they felt there was
nothing to be done but wait till the water
was pumped out and the air.pipe repaired.
Superintendent Patton and his men did ex-
cellsnt work in making repairs to the air
pipe. Before the men were moved from the
cooling house they were given plenty of ice,
beef tea and stimulants. There were wild
scenes of joy as they came up the shaft.
Cheers burst from the crowd every time the
cage came up with one of the seven.
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SAILORS SUPERsTITIoNs.-Itis said that
before the sailing of the Portsmouth from
Hampton Roads the following incident &C.
Cured 1t seems that the ship had pet
cat, to which the crew were much attached,
and that previous to sailing a new and
strange feline was found on board. The
old cat, upon discovering the presence OF
the intruder, offered battle, and its ground
selected proved to be the extreme end of
the bowsprit, from which, however, the
combatants, in the heat of battle, both
fell and were drowned in the swift current.
At this untoward accident the sailors were
terribly disconnected, and predicted, with
many doleful signs and shakes of the head,
the long passage which followed. -[Provi.
dence Journal.
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,Irstertous shooting Affair.

SAN FRANcIsCo, June 4th.- Frank 7.
Simons was shot in the hand this afternoon
by man named Sands at the lodging. house
No III Fourth street, and the wound is
very painful one, but is not considered dan
gerous. Simous says Sands came running up
stairs, where he was standing talking with a
man named d. Murphy, and drawing pis-
tol fred, the ball taking effect in his left
hand. Sands cooked the pistol to fire an
other shot, when the two men ran. Simons
says he does not know Ssnds and never had
any words with him. He cannot imagine his
motive in making the murderous assault.
Sands made his escape, and up to a late hour
tonight had eluded the vigilance of the po-
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NEVADA.
The Imprisoned Miners - How They
Passed the Time In fhe Drift,

VIRGINIA, June 4th-All the men who
were imprisoned in the Alta drift, and who
were safely brought to surface at midnight
Friday night, are doing well and feeling well.
They say they did not suffer from hunger,
though they were sixty.fve hours without
food. What they most wanted was ice. They
had plenty of drinkabe water, but fever OF
the stomach made them wild for ice. They
were very little alarmed, feeling confident
that their friends would get them out all
right. When Richard Bennett, the shift
boss, ran into the drift to give the alarm to
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A Rishop SERIOUSLY Injured.

HANFoRD (Tulare county,, June 4th.-
Bishop Francis Mora, of Los Angeles, who
was to dedicate the new Catholic church at
Hanford to-day, was very seriously injured
yesterday near Lemoore. When crossing a
small ditch the seat of the buggy broke and
threw him and Father Caresco violently to
the ground. The Bishop is suffering severely
from conclusion of the brain, but everything
possible is being done for his relief. The
Vicar General and father have come from
Los Angeles to see the Bishop.
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Young Man Drowned.

New TACOMA, June 4th.-This morning,
in a small pond near McNeil's mill, two
miles from this city, Andrew Smith, night
Waterman at the Northern Pacific Railroad
shops, was drowned. He and companion
were precipitated into the water by log
turning in the water, which was barely over
their heads and less than ten feet from shore.
He was about % years of age, and leaves a
mother in Victoria, B, G.,
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Incendiary Fire at Lockeford.

LODI (San Joaquin county,. June 4th.-
At Lockeford, at p. NJ. to-day, drunken
man, pushed out of saloon kept by Frank
Starkey, m Ide threats that he would get even.
He went into the livery stable of Stacy, set
it on fire, burning the stable. saloon, paint
shop and blacksmith shop; also several new
carriages and horses, the property of Stacy.
Loss, $4,000 to $4,000; insurance, 50, 500
The man was arrested after much resistance
by Charles Woods, and will go to jail at
once. The balance of the town was saved
from fire by great exertion of the eitizens.
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The sand Lof-The RGbber of widows
and Orphans.

San FRANCISCO, June 4sh.-Denis Kear-
ney addressed quite large gathering this
afternoon at the sand lot. The meeting was
also addressed by r, E. Shannon and Pro-
fessor Keeyes.
In speaking of the preliminary examina-
ton in the Police Court of Saunders, who
was arrested here few days ago on charge
of having embezzled S2.100 from Mrs. Eliza
L. Berry, of Sacramento, the Call will say
tomorrow The impression prevailing
among the detectives is that Saunders has
knowledge of the workings of various secret
societies, and with this knowledge makes a
business of defrauding innocent women and
children out of the moneys received upon the
death of husbands and fathers. If so, the
facts will probably be made public before
Saunders gets ont OF the clutches Of the law.
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WHAT IT LOOKS FOR.


The SACRAMENTO REcoRD-USIoS, recently enlarged
to a 50 column paper, has reduced its subscription
price from $40 to So per year. and look for not
less than 100 per cent increase in its business with
in year. For Northern California readers the
RECORD UNION will be found the best newspaper pub
lishnI
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Experience of the Rescued Miners-An.
other Widow Yictimized - Democratic
Delegates - Catholic Bishop Seriously
Injurtd-Indian Depredafions Incen-
diarism In San Joaquin Copnty-fOung
Man Drowned-Adyices from Seattle
San Francisco Items-Etc.
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BREvITIEs.

Sacramento river 20 feet 4 inches.
The wind Last evening blew quite strong
from the south.
The work of tearing down the front OF
the Metropolitan Theater commenced Satur.
day.
Extensive preparations are being made for
the old folks entertainment on Wednesday
evening.
Three car loads of granite for the construc.
ton of the State Capitol fence were received
Saturday.
The Governor has appointed JChn Rosen-
field as Park Commissioner, vice McLane,
term expired.
The Governors Guard will meet Wedues.
day next for the purpose of selecting First
aud Second Lieutenant.
A meeting of the Executive Committee OF
the Anti. debris Association, recently organ
lied in this city, will be held in Sacramento
tomorrow.
There are a great many thoroughbred
horses, both trotters and runners, in training
for the spring races at Agricultural Park. 1t
is the intention of several who own runners
to take their horses to Placerville and engage
in the races that will take place there on the
4,h and 5sh of July.
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The Missing Man.

SAN Francisco, June 4th.-Nothing thus
far has been discovered of the present where
abouts of Dr.. Nohl, of the United States
Mint, whose sudden and unaccountable disap
pearance few days ago has occasioued SO
much concern and anxiety among his friends.
Two detectives who were employed to trace
up the missing man have been recalled by DIR.
NohPs friends, so certain are they that he
will turn up all right in few days.
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NoTARIEs APPoNTED.-George +. Nc
Stay has been appointed as Notary Public
for San Joaquin county, to reside at Stock
ton. Edward De Shields, for Tehama county,
to reside at Yellow Jacket Saw Mills.
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ADVERTISEMENT ngNrIoN.

Hopkins Academy Oakland, Cal.
-. Parsons Where art thouG
Special Assembly Sacramento Commandery-
night.
Great Creyice Mining Co.-Meet tonight.
Knee Brooches, Wigs, etc
Just in, Kennedy's Cream Biscuit-P. II. Russell.
4 card from J. R johnson.
Murray & LAnmans Florida Water
.. F. s.-Regular meeting this evening.
Daily Record Union-I5 cents per week.
Ancient Order Of Foresters- Tonight.
EXempts meet tonight.
Business Advertisements.
weinstoek * Lubln-Men ard boys clothing
Hale Bios. & Co.-Dress materials
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shooting Tournamcnt-The Steamer Al
fnnnuar.

SAN Francisco, June 4th.-A lively shoot
ing tournament came eff to-day at Shell
Mound Park, under the auspices of the Cali
forDia Rife Association. A number of teams
entered for the various trophies, and some
crack scores were recorded.
No new cases of smallpox were reported
to-day on the steamer Altonower.
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MORE OF SELLERS ADvIcE.-So, my SOD,
you have been thinking over my advice
about the Imperial Timbuctoo. Afraid other
manufacturers will find out how you make
it? Never fear, my boy; they are mostly
in the same boat. You need not fear then.
Should people cry ammonia or alum, lie out
of it. As for the iodine test, call it trick
and get up scientific explanation it will be
taken for law and gospel. Another idea
MAN wants corkscrew, and will think they
get it for nothing. You can afford it. Re-
member the Imperial is nothing like as ex-
pensive as the New England Baking Powder,
which is soda and cream tartar only. That
your mother can use at home; but yours, my
son, yours is to sell.
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NOTICE TO HousgKEEpERs.

GTEAM CARPET BEATING MACHINE, CORNER
- and Twelfth streets, Sacramento-the only
Steam Carpet Beating Machine In Sacramento
Cleaning, RELAXING and ReflttiDg Speciality. All
work warranted. Employ none but frgt-elass work.
men. Orders left at LOCKE & LAYENSON'S, No.
81 J street or at residence, Twelfth and street
al3-3plm ANDREW HATHAWAY, Pronrietor.
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur.
day, June 3, 1882:
Balance on hand last report. .s237 ,67s 43
Receipts for the week .................. ais 80