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ARIZONA.
Horse Thief Lynch ed.

TUCSON, June 27th.-The following has
been received from Fort Thomas Deputy
Sheriff G. A. Stevens and District-Attorney
Bolon started from here yesterday morning
with noted Mexican horse thief named Epi-
fance, as prisoner. When about two miles
from Smithville they were stopped by about
thirty masked men. who took the prisoner
and hanged him. The lynchers are supposed
to be Mormons The prisoner had just re-
turned from Tucson, where he had been in
the hospital, under treatment for gunshot
wound in the head. The citizens generally
commend the act. and hope it will serve as a
warning to others
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
A FEW OF THEM.

The following named citizens have been
spoken of as candidates or probable candi-
dates for the different county Offices at the
coming county election;
For State Ssustor-Rspublic. ms w. A.
Anderson, J. \. Young, Joseph Reuter-,
Grove L. Johnson, Seymour Carr, +. r..
Day, I. b. Mcfarland, w. Z. Van Fleet.
Democrats: Add G. HinksoD, Frederick Cox
Members Of the Assembly Republicans
Elwood Bruner. George w. Hancock, $. B.
Moore, l.. II. Fassett. w. A. Hsughton, f.
d. Ryan, E. X. Alsip. Democrats George
w. Nichols. p. NJ. Sullivan.
For SheTif-Republiclns j. w. Wilson,
A. Hebron. Tho. II. Bsrkey, Sid Howell.
Democrats Uhas. Harvey, Oliver Pi;:mmer.
For County Clerk-RepublcAn VIM. b.
Hamilton, Chas. NJ. CogIau, 2. K. Bsckley.
For Auditor aud Rscorder-Rspubhcsrs
w. +. Gerber. w. =. Davies. Democrats
2. J. Harnsy.
For County Assessor-Republicans Joe
w. Houston, F. A Shepherd, James Nc
Gratis: Erskin Greer, Thomas i. Acock,
Chesterfield Wells
For County TIeasurer-Rs publicans VI.
Barber, J. J. Bauer. a. S. Greenlaw. Demo
Gratis Daniel Calllh an, J. 5 Cone.
For District Attorney - Republicans
Henry l. Buckley Clinton J.. White. s. S.
Holl. Robert Deviip, Henry Starr. Demo-
Gratis: d. Z. Alexander X. NJ. Ciarken, John
T. Carey.
For Coronsr-RepubiicaDs r. A. Parker,
j. Frank Clark. A. Vermilya, Silas Chance,
s. A. DuslL. Democrat: NJ. Gardner.
Public neutrality-suspicious. Fl. s.
Beals. Democrat George +. Bronner.
Superintendent of Public Schools-Repub-
lican: T. l.. Bishop. Democrats; Herman
Kellum, J. d. Monyh1n.
FoF County Surveyor-Republican Jim
G. Pisrson. Democrat a. G.. VIM.
For Superyisors-First Ward-Repuhli.
cans John brennan. =. F. Slater, K. f.
Wiemeyer. Democrat: Ben Stainman.
Second Ward-Repubiiean w. D. Stalker.
Democrat: VIM. Mclaughlin. Third
WArd-Republieans Samuel Blair. NJ. Fay
Fourth Ward-Rspublican Sam Gottlieb.
J. +. Richardson, Robert Miller, Henry
Brown, Geo. o. Bates, J, NJ. Henderson, A.
S. Hopkins, George T. Bush, A. II. Powers,
S. w. Butler. Democrats: Daniel Brown,
James Devine.
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INVNWI NINAIIUs
G. L. S. C.

The &" Local Circle of the c. L. S. C. met
at the residence of NJ. T. Brewer on Mon
day evening, the 26sh. being the closing
meeting of the second years course, and the
followiRg-named persons took part in the
exercises. thereby rendering the evening o
very erjoyabls occasion Rev. II. II. Rice,
who read most excellent paper on The Oh.
jecs in View; Rev. Z. S. Dunn, Rev. J. Q.
Henry, NJ. Il. Brewer, Misses Wilcox, MUIR
ply aud Jopson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, Spar.
row Smith and others.
The Secretary read a summary report of
the years werk connected with the G. l.. S. g.
course, which consisted of readings as follows ::
Outline Lessons on Art; A Short History of
Art Christianity in Art; Mossics of History;
Mans Antiquity and Language; Outlines
of General History Readings About Mathe-
mates God in History Illustrated His
tory of Ancient Literature, Oriental and
Classical Readings About Mental Science !;
Religion in Art; Readings from Maekenzie's
Nineteenth Century Art of Speech, vol. II. /;
Readings About Geology, English History
and Literature, and readings about Chem.
istry, consisting OF seventeen hundred and
fourteen pages.
Questions presented in the foregoing
studies: By the Chautauqua, $50; by the
Secretary. 646; corrections in pronunciation
by appointed critics, 325; attendance Of
members, 446 attendance of visitors, 60.
Lectures by the following named gentle.
men: Rev. 1. L. Dwinell, Rev. J. Q. A.
Henry, N. I. Brewer, Rev. H. II. Rice |;
essays by Mrs E. E. Height, Edgar Smith,
Miss Nettie Wait, Miss Carrie r. Brothers,
Mrs. M T. Brewer, Miss Hattie Frazee, r.
NJ. Pierce. Mrs. L. J. Nusbaum; readings
by Miss Hattie Fraz5e, Miss Alice Griffith,
L. E. Smith, Mrs. II. l.. Davis, Miss Carrie
r. Brothers, J. G. Farley, Miss Mary Jop-
son.
The year has been one Of pleasure and
proft-making considerable advance of the
year previous. Some slight discouragements
have checkered the way, but, upon the whole,
the class have had much to cheer and incite
to hearty anticipation of the coming term,
which, we trust, will be as largely attended
and as unitedly sustained as the past two
years have been. Those who have pursued
regularly the G. L. S. c. course find an IL
creased intellectual desire which is not Sec
ond in value even to the knowledge obtained.
We trust this desire for knowledge will never
slumber, and as we move on we shall find that
all future life is but post graduating period,
which cannot be summed up in the curricu-
lum of the g. l.. S. G. course.
With many thanks to those who have
added to the interest OF our work by able
lectures and readings, with kind words of
cheer; to those who have rendered our
neighborhood meetings so pleasant by ex-
tending to the ''Circle the courtesies of
their homes and with cordial invitation TO
those who have visited us in the past to favor
US with their presence in the future, we close
our second years course with cheer, and the
full purpose, Providence permitting, of pur.
suiEg to the end. Il.
Sacramento, June q, 1892
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Marrow Escape from sufrocation.


VIRGINIA, June 27th.-This evening. about
4 o'clock, at the Delaware mine, American
Flat, j. Q. Cory, the Superintendent, was
badly asphyxiated by powder smoke, he going
into the tunnel too soon after e heavy blast
was fired. The tunnel Is l, 800 feet long.
Toward the face is the cooling house, or place
of refuge for the men when firing blasts, ard
beyond this the air pipe goes out to the face
of the tunnel. Cory started in, and meeting
current of powder fumes tried to get to the
cooling-house, but was overcome and fell to
the ground. A man going in from the front
stumbled over his body lying in a pool CT
water. He ran back, got truck and wheeled
the body out apparently lifeless. He thea
at once telephoned to this city for several
doctors, supposlng three other men who weze
out at the cooling-hou were Dead or worse
off than Cory. The news caused much ex-
citement here, but it turned OUT that the men
in the cooling station were bat little affected.
Cory was at one time Superintendent Of the
Ophir. He has now recovered consciousness,
| and will come out all right.
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CAPITAL CHIPS.

The Sacramento river at noon yesterday
was II feet apd inches.
The Chinese tan players were discharged in
the Police Court yesterday.
Farmers are bringing in loaded teams every
day of fruit, vegetables and other farm
produce.
The weather in Sacramtnt yesterday was
perfectly delightful. The mercury as noon
stood at 7io
The Governor has appointed Peter Sinner
as Notary Public for Placer county, to re-
side at Lincoln.
The police officers arrested for battery by
Lewis have engaged Charles T., Jones as
counsel to defend them.
Several Chinese vegetable peddlers were
| arrested on the street yesterday for selling
produce without license.
Yesterday William Eddy, conductor of the
Davisviile train, hsd ore Of his hands badly
crushed while coupling cars.
A horse belonging to Mrs. Member, who
lives on Twenty-sixth street, between n and
! o, was stolen Monday night.
The Governor has appointed Eugene D.
; White as a Commissioner # Deeds for this
State, to reside at Portland, Or.
The case of the police officers arrested for
battery. on the complaint of J. H. Lewis,
e.. been SGT for hearing on Saturday July
Warrants for the amounts allowed by the
Board Of Education at their last meeting will
bs ready for delivery at the City Auditor s
office TO day.
The Hussar band gave one of their pleas:
ing open.air concerts at the State Capitol
grounds last evening. There was a very
large attendance
The twilight recital at TIE Congregational
1 Church last evening was very pleasing
affair. Some fine pieces of music were rem
dered. The attendance was good.
The County Board of Examination began
| at Pioneer Hall yesterday the examination OF
4 applicants for teachers certificates. The ex'
! animation will continue for three days.
On Ninth street, between NJ and n, where
the street sprinkler takes water from the hy-
drant pool Of stsgnant water has formed,
and should be Immediately looked after by
the Health Officer.
A little three-year-old hoy was found wan:
daring on the railroad track at Sixth and /
streets yesterday. He was taken to the pc
lice station, and awaits an owner. He had
on collar, but no tag.
The fantasies have perfected thorough
organization, and their parade on the Fourth
of July viii be one of the most attractive
features of the celebration. They have EN-
ployed the Huasar band.
All ladies who wish to take part in the
equestrian display on the Fourth of July,
who have partial but not complete outfit,
arc directed to consult with the committee OIL
report to G.. w. Hancock.
As workmen were engaged in putting the
underpiuning under frame building on Fifth
street, between 0 and P, yesterday forenoon,
the blocking gave way, letting the building
fall 3 distance Of twelve feet. The building,
which was owned by Thomas Ryar, is badly
wrecked. Luckily no one was hurt.
For shirts, neckties, socks and underwear
| 60 to Furnishing Denartmant Red House.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
AdyIces from Victoria.

VICTORIA, June 27th.-The whole country
is absorbed in the political contest. The Do
minion and Provincial elections take place
within few days of each other, and the can.
didates and their friends are securing the dis
tricts and working people up to fever heat.
The river has fallen ten feet, and farmers
are beginning to foot up their losses. In
fences alone it is thought 500 900 has been
lost, and in the destruction of crops, farm
buildings, stock and implements, bridges and
roads at least 800, 900 more. The blow falls
with great severity on all classes. The rail-
way track and bridges were damaged or car
ried away, the wagon road submerged and the
cribbing washed away.
The Government have cancelled the dry
docl, contract with McNamee & Co., and
seizsd 100000 on deposit at the bank as Sc.
curity but can't hold the bondsmen, who
reside in Canada, because the plans and
specifications were altered after the bonds
were signed, without the consent of the
hnulsmen
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ATTEMPTED STAGE RoBBERY.-As the
stage was approaching the depot at Redding,
about 2 o'clock A. NJ. yesterday, a. point
about half mile from the station masked
highwayman stepped into the road, armed
with a shot gun, and demanded the driver to
throw out Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'s treasure box.
The box is chained and locked to the bottom
of the coach, consequently the driver was IN.
able to comply with the modest request of
the highwayman. When the robber saw that
he could not get away with the treasure box,
he asked how many passengers there were on
the inside Of the coach. When he was told
there was but one inside, and that one was
Brigadier-G General Llewelyn Tozer, of the n.
G. c., the military title scared the fellow so
badly that he Immediately took to the brush,
and the stage proceeded on its way to the
de pot
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Dropped Deaa-Inalcted for Bribery.

Dropped Dcad-sndtcted for Bribery
PORTLAND, June 9th. Robert Brunswick,
aged DO. dropped dead this morning while
working in a saw mill at Albany He ar
rived recently from Canada, and hsd bought
a farm. He leaves large family. Heart
disease was the cause.
.. 2. Mason and w. Scott Beebe, attor-
neys for Carrie Bradley, have been indicted
for bribery,
Cards.
PORTLAND, June 275h.-From o CORE
spondent at Grave Creek, jackson county,
misted at that place on Sunday night. Sew
eral men. among whom were two named
Lane and Fox, went to Nagle's saloon to
take come liquor, and while there engaged in
game OF cards fer money. A dispute soon
arose and Fox abused Lane shamefully and
offered to fight him, which was declined.
Finally Fox became so abusive that
Lane went into another room, pro-
cured a gun, leveled it en- Fox and
made him take back all he had said
and agree to cease quarreiing. Fox then
went off, Lane staying behind to do some
trading. He then started for Grave Creek,
about 7 o'clock in the evening. When about
three hundred yards north Of Nagle's he met
Fox and two men, named Brown and Lila.
vile. and the quarrel was renewed. Linville
fool, the gun away from Lane, when Fox
rushed at him and both men fell. Linville
pulled Lane off, separating them, and Fox
cot up. saving he was cut. Brown and Lin
Vile then started to assist Fox to Nagle's
house. and he asked to be laid down, which
was done. One of the men went for water
and the other started for Grave Creek to tele
graph for doctor. When they returned they
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A. LEONARD,
1918 Pourth Street. Sacramento
rnI7-3plm
TO FaY OLD PATRoNs.

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SUPERIOR COURT.
Two-wAYNIEE, judy

DEPARTMEsr Two-WAYNIRE, judge
TUESDAY, June q, 1889.
Hon James A. wsymire, Judge Of the Superior
Court Of the city aud county OF San Franciseo pre-
siding at request Of Hon. s. C. benson.
Cotton VS.. Wade ct al.-Case continued to August
g, 1882.
W. T. Wilson Va z. NJ. Wilson-Case called on for
trial Parties waive jury case stated on trial.
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A child at Whitehall, New York, swal.
lowed two live leeches last summer, and
they caused her great agony. The attend.
ing physician recently elected them, still
living
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REMEMBER that cash will buy at II. IL.
Paulk's, sl4 K street. a 50-pound sack best
-four for 81 So; s pounds granulated sugar
for ST. and that choice Petaluma dairy butter
for 60 cents roll, aud everything low down.
All cash buyers will do well to examine our
goods and prices before buying.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

A Train Falls Through Bridge Deatf,
at n supper TabIe-sbooiinG ARRAY at
spanish Danee-Lawyers Indicted for
Bribery-Sarrow Escape Of Mining
superintendent Battle with Herse-
Thieves-LoneIy Death OF woman
Conviction for Granddaughter at Auburn
Items from British CoIumbIa-seyere
shocks Of EarIhquake-Etc.
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Ordinances Passed Over the Mayors
vcto-Mab uraciure OF Imitation Gold
Coin-Frec Fight About Telephone
PoIe-A British Ship WreckeG-The
Quarantined steamer Aitonower RE
lcascd-Money Marke; Captain or the
sirathairIy Arrested-Etc.
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THE best appetizer out-Rock and Rye.
George w. Chesley, sole agent.
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BLAoK CASHMERE, So inches wide-ali-
wooI-50 cents per yard. Ask TO see it at
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Mendelsshon concert-July eth.
Governors Guard charlottesville tonight
'owosso Tribe, / o. r. M-This evening.
Knights Of labor-Pioueer Hall this evening.
wauted-A bright active youth.
'Wan.cd-A situation TO DO homework
Photogr .phic gallery for sale.
Attention Fantasies Meet at Courthouse 10
night.
For sale 3 l0l acres OF l7nd
Stock and farm for sale.
Hogi e to rent-A. Leonard.
ReS1Iouse Clothing Department
Equestrian notice
Grand Marshal Herkey's notice.
Business Advertisement
Mechanics ssore-True Goodness
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THIS WEEK for mems and boys clothing
at Hale's. Prices cut down to the bottom.
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MINIS linen bandkerchiefs, from IL cents
upward, at Hale's.
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ELEVEN yards of those fire cheyiots for
81, aid all the calicoes you want for cents
a yard, at Rad House.
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WHITE CORDED PIoUE, 8 cents per yard.
at Hale's
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THE CITRUS FAIR PICTURE.

The SACRAMENTO RECORD. UNION Of the
18th gives very fine engraving from the
Photographic vieE of the main hall of the
Citrus Fair, he'd at National City, San
Diego county. il March last, accompanied
by well written sketch of the Fair. 1t
will be remembered that The same paper
published, at the time of the Fair, inter
eatirg letters from special correspondent,
]. NJ. Haight.-[San Diego Wor d, June
DIST
The daily RECORD UNION, Sacramento,
Of June 18th, contains full description of
the late Citrus Fair at National City, &C.
companied by a fine Illustration. -[San
Diego News, June 22d.
THE TELEPHONE -"Why, of course you
want telephone put i'll your house" said
the cauvasser to the business man :, it
will be SO handy when your wife wants to
talk to you" "There," exclaimed the
business man, picking up stool, that
will do. l listened TO you when you urged
the point that could order provisions
from the butcher, and | looked with favor
on your representations that it would
afford unequaled facilities for ordering in
the beer, but when you tell me that the
only rest get during the day is going to
be ruthle ssly busted into through the me-
dunn of a galvanized tin.type, then it is
time you was breathing your atmosphere
into other ears. You may make yourself
less adjacent, young man." He made
[ Detroit Free Press.
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CHILDREN's five. strap kid sandal, to IL,
81 %. Red House.
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SEE clothing advertisement of Red House.
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BED-TIcK1NG, 10 cents per yard. at Hale's.

LADIES BUSTERS, from s1upwards-a great
variety to select from. Hale Bros. l. Co.
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FoR 10 cents per yard: White, Swiss.
Nainsooks, Victoria Lawns etc., at Hale's. :
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MoHA1R SUIr1NGs, cents per yard, at
II
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IMMENSE importation Of towels at Hals's.
Prices lower than ever before.
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SUMNER DRESS GOODS New lines at l;
yards for S1-latess shades. Hale Bros. u Co.
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CURTAIN matchmaking values at
Hales,
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CALIFORNIA.


ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHr Rz0oRD-CMoS.,
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GIsGHAMs reduced in price at Hale's,
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MEMS buckle Alexis, 81 rs. Red House
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BY LOOKING OVER the Red House new
column advertisement, purchasers pockets
will ba benefited
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STILL THEY CoME-Auother lot OF those
fine dress plain ginghams, II yards Tor 81. st
Red House.
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Riot ON a small Scale.

lsr.crA1 DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD uslos.l
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GENTLEMEN requiring fne shoes or boots,
should INSPECT the large variety of styles at
Hale's.
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Burt & PAcKARD's, or Salier, Levin &
Co.'S gents fine shoes, at Hale's.
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FoR shirts, neckties. socks and underwear.
go to Furnishing Department, Red House. y
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J. TT. COUSINS fine shoes at Hale's. :
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MERCHANTS. -Ninety-six immigrant pas
seugers, including &C males, passed Carlin
Yesterday en- route to California. They will
-arfiye ia Sacramento by the overland this
sftarnnoD
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Business Advertisement
Mechanics Ssore-True Goodness.
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found Fox lying dead in the road, stabbed
three times, either wound being sufficient to
cause death. Lane made his escape. but has
been seen 10 the neighborhood and will be
canoit
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If you do not believe it, examine
the property.

The CLARENDON" which is just com.
pleted, ard contains 80 sleeping rooms, well
ventilated fine large dining room, Kitchen with
range; bath. rooms, with hot water connections
making in all "a convenient hotel or lodging
house IS any in the city.