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THEzE Sre indications that russia eontsnPlasss
the conquest Of Turisish-Aasnia. The Cars Gov.
erameDt Is concentrating trooPs on the Frontier and
IS scoring large quantity Ct ammunition aud sup
plies =, ksrs, SID IS stacking TIC border line d
forts with guns and military stores. ANY stsp d
oorq15s; BY RussiA VII be certain 70 iavoivs Gs-
rnsuy and Austria, AID possibly England
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Simond's Nabob Bourbon Whisky.

n EST II MARKET, WILL CURE NERVOUS
y ness, debility, Indigestion, fever, weakness,
dyspepsia, chs, etc Has been sold in all the Fast
ern States and given universal satisfaction. II is
highly recommended by the Faculty for all classes Of
fever and ague, nervousness, weakness, debility
dyspepsia, Indigestion etc. IL is introduced 10
the public Of the Pacific Slope, Endorsed by the
tIcate Of the eminent Dr. S. Dana Hayes, the State
Assayer Of Massachusetts, and DR.. II. c. LoudeTbsck
OF st. Louis, Mo, both gentlemen prominent in
their profession, and which is a guarantee 10 all
buyers Of its purity and quality. | can show thou
sands of letters from persons from all parts Of the
Union and Canada TO testify TO its merits and the
benefit it has afforded a family remedy and tonic
Kept by all Leading Druggists and Grocers az 3p2m
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died at Melrose Highland Saturday night,
aged 10 years. During the war be was ap.
pointed Doorkeepsr of the House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington, which position he
occupied nearly twelve years. He was a
lineal descendant Of Samuel G. Bradstrees.
The Star Route Cases.
WAsHISGToS. June 17th.-Althoush the
question of prosecuting the remaining star
route cases has no. been the subject of Cab
met consultation, there is good reason for
saying that there IS no intention of abandon
ing them. but that in due time they will be
taken up and pressed to a verdict.
Married In jail.
CHICAGO, Jure 17th.-A special from Ere.
mont, Ohio, says: Ira Stump, horsethief
under sentence to the penitentiary, was mar
ried to Sarah Thornton in Jail this afternoon.
His father, one Of the leading men Of Stark
county, died sincs his conviction, leaving him
considerable property, and the marriage is
for the purpose Of keeping the other relatives
from gobbling it on the ground that the con-
Wet is insane.
Krum Returns.
ST. LOUIS, June 17th.-Judge Chester
Krum, whose absence caused so much COM
ment for several weeks past, returned to the
city tonight. He held long conference
with his father and some friends. Nearly all
the statements which had been published
about him was news to him, and excited sur
prise. He would not be interviewed, but
said he would prepare statement for publ
cation 10 day or two.
An Old Lady Brutality Assaulted.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 17th.-Mrs. Henrietta
Bushwold, lady about 60 years old, was re-
turning from California to her home in Mer-
to &
money was put off the train yesterday near
Greenfield. Hancock county, twenty miles
east of this city. Instead of applying to any
one for assistance, she started off along the
railroad track, and when two or three miles
from Greenfield was attacked by notorious
character named Thomas Greedep, who
knocked her senseless, dragged her into the
woods and brutaly assaulted her. He then
fed, but was subsequently captured four
miles from the scene Of his crime, and was
taken to jail at Greenfield. Mira. Bushwold
is in precsrious condition. She fully idsnti-
ned Greeden as her assailant.
TneFmOmetricaI.
CHICAGO, june 17th.-Highest temperature
to-day, 81; lowest. 6S'.
A Missouri Flood.
KANSAS CITY, June 1Sth-A. M.-The
river here was 20l feet above low-water at
midnight. A large portion CT the bottom
lands is ovsrhowed. Serious damage has been
done, which will be very greatly increased by
a further rise. The june rise IS about due
If it comes now, with the present stage of
water, the loss will be very heavy. The
water DOW encroaches upon Harlem, opposite
this city.
Hotel In Flames.
CINCINNATI, June 1Sbh-A. M.-Ths Belle
vue House, the well-kuowR hilltop resort at
the head of Elm street, has been on FIRE stree
midnight, aud is still burning at 100 The
house is valued at $50, 600.
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An communications for publication, and all
et,ers upon business with this Office, should be
addressed RECORD USIoS, WEEELT UsIos, or The
Sacramento Publishing Company.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Various Washington Items - sawmill
Blown to Atoms BloOdshed st Ken
lucky school Exhibition Schooner
Hissing-suIlIyan and Ryan TO Fight in
CsIifOrDia-DOrsey on the Warpath-
Affairs IN Foreign Lands Etc.
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Mrs. Barber, mother of the two Barber
boys, living at Wsverly, o., recently passed
through Bismarck, en- route from Glendiye,
NJ. T., to Waverly. Ia. She says the tragic
fate Of her sons has completely crushed her
and broken her heart.
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A lady in Peabody, Mass, recently gave
birth to twins, and an odd thing about
them is that their birthdays come on differ
emit days Of the week, in different months
and different years. One was born just
before midnight on December 81, 1852, and
the other just after the clock struck u, go
that the birthday came Januaryl 1888.
The mother does not know which is the
older.
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
FrishtfuI Scene OF Death in Sunderland,
Engiand-One Hundred and Eighty-siN
Children Killed in a AgOnized
Parents and sickening Incl
dents OF the Disaster.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THs kEookD-USros.l

LONDON, June 16.h.-A terrible calamity,
involving the death of Us children, occurred
in Sunderland, County Durham, this even
ing. From the details received, it appears
an entertainment was given at Victoria Hall
by coujurer, and was attended almost
altogether By children, several thousand be-
ing in attendance. The accident occurred at
the close Of the performance, the body of the
hall being entirely cleared of occupants, when
some I20 of the little ones came rushing
down the stairs from the gallery. At the top
of the first flight of stairs was a door which
opened only twenty inches, and thus but one
child st time could get through. At this
point, while the mass of children was push
ing forward, one of them fell and was unsble
to rise, owing to the others crowding The
result was that great number were pushed
down, trampled on and suffocated. The
scene was terrific. No effort could stop
the mad rush of the affrighted children.
They came on pell-mell. though strangely
without much shouting, and soon 17S
were knocked down and suffocated
to death by others trampling upon them.
The greater number of bodies, which were
badly mangled from trampling, laid seven or
eight deep. Many of the victims not killed
had their clothing torn from their bodies, and
this, together with the bleeding bodies of the
unfOrtunates, shows the terrible nature of the
struggle. The ages of the US children
known to have been killed ranged from to
ii years. The excitement in the town when
the news spread was terrific. s great crowd
rushed TO the scene, until 10000 people were
surrounding the hall This feeling was in.
tense, and the authorities ordered out the
Sixty-eiahth Infantry to preserve order. The
work of getting out the bodies was begun i'm
mediately. They were laid out in the hall,
and the pareGts of those killed were ad.
mitted to identity their children. Heart
randiDg scenes transpired while the identif-
cation was il progress, mothers Of the dead
children constantly uttering piercing shTieks,
and many tainted on discovering the bodies of
their little ones,
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THIRD DIsPATcH.]

LONDON, June 17tb.-A number of deaths
have occurred since the first report, and the
total list is now placed at 1S6. One of the
persons who responded quickly to the call for
help Gays many who volunteered to assist in
rescuing the children sickened at the spectacle
and fed Mortified from the distressing scene.
The reseuers' efforts were directed towards
reaching the children who were apparently
alive, but so tightly ware the victims iammed
together that it was regarded as dangerous to
drag them ont Of the helpless mass, lest the
effort should result in pulling off the limbs of
the living children as well as the mutilated
dead. They therefore proceeded slowly and
systematically to Ifs off the topmost. A few
of those beneath had survived, and their
moaning and low cries Of pain could be dis.
tinntly heard amid the excitement and cries
of the beresved parents and friends who
were throngipg the adjacent streets. The
disaster was referred to in all the churches of
Sunderland to-day, and by many preachers
in London prayers were offered for the pa.
rents and friends of the victims.
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DE-. BSsoss Celery and Chamomils Pills
for the cure Of neurslgi. ere success. "-Dr.
G. ?. HOLMAN, Outstanding, Va. 80 cents,
AZ druggists.
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Senator Vsn Wyck has written another
letter TO the Postmaster-General,p protesting
against the establishments of q mail route
from Fort Ni0baIs TO Dead wood.
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HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE for nervous
ness, Indigestion, etc. Send 70 the Rumford
Chemical Works, Providence, R. l., for PAM
phlet. MAILED free.
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In the worlds production of silk 500, 600
operatives are employed. OF this number
IA, coo are employed in the United States.
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California 10 Rave the Honor"

California 10 have the Honor
CHICAGO. June 17th-A special from New
York says: The proposed glove contest be-
tween John l.. Sullivan snd Paddy Ryan
seems to have fallen through for the present.
II is reported that the match will probably
take place in California.
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st-sets. aizhes. price for Hi5ss. snssr
Pe1ts and TsIlov Ruschs-s supplied T..l sals,
Payer, lztess improved Sausage aach4eas, s.lieIs,
Lard Pressed, &c. rFenPs czzA rsssEss n1zas 81
~ cc.signnentss ssiss PI
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Europe is apparently going wild over
long tunnels. A rumor has it that the
French are contemplating tunnel between
Paris and Rouen, distance of more than
seventy-five English miles, with a cost es-
timated at S25 900. 600. It is said to be
advocated both for stragetic and CONNER
cial advantages, but it has some merciless
critics.
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Is ooe Of his recent esszys Prof Sumner utters
the gTea, truth that the economic conditions al
favor the unskilled labOrer in the United States
The people who have strong arms have what IS most
needed. AT schemes Tor patronizing " the working
classes sav0r Of c1ndescenson; they are imperii.
uent and Gu, Of place in this free democracy and.
be Odds, the-e is not. in fact any such state of
things or any such relation aould make projects
q this Kind appropriate
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SECOND DIspATcH.J

LONDON, June 17th.-The terrible calam-
ity of Saturday evening is the subject of uni
versal unhappy comment. The hall has been
surrounded to-day by distressed and excited
crowds. The stairway from the gallery at
the top Of the landing, on which occurred the
pressure which led to the accident, is from
FIVE to six feet wide, and the gallery door,
through which the children were allowed to
pass, enc at time, which circumstance il
regarded as the direct cause OF the calamity,
was fitted with bolt which lodged in a hole
in the floor, thus narrowing the passageway
for the purpose of facilitating the ticket
taking when the audience was entering the
hall. The janitor says the scene behind the
gallery door was fearful. Some children were
fixed upright in heap, and actually gasping
for breath, SO great was the pressure from the
crowd behind them. The majority cf the
children in the hall were under u years of
age. When the disaster happened the jan
itor and wife and several hastily.summoned
bystanders went to work Immediately
to give the suff srers relief. They first
sent out of the building by other exits the
little ones still in the hall, by this way avert
ing fears of a further crush. Those who went
to the reFcue of the sufferers found ths work
of removing the heap of buried, crushed and
suffocated bodies no easy task Two hun
bred children were rescued from the pile who
were partially uniniured. Many others were
found in an unconscious condition, but of
these number were restored st ones to their
homes. Those who were dead. with num-
ber whose wounds were regarded az fatal,
were laid cut in the main hall, whers the 10
c.l doctors in attendance used every effort to
restore those in whom spark of life could
be dstscted. One eye witness stated that he
saw lying on the lag stones, short distance
from the bottom OF the Stairs, the dead bodies
Of ssvan children. Many of those who came
20 assist in removing the dead and rescuing
the living wera utterly overcome by the dis
tressiug sight of SO many dead and dying
ol;J5-o,
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IuTI,S hair DYE,

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed to n Glossy
BLACK by single application of this DYE. 1t i'm
parts q natural color, acts Instantaneously. Sold
by Druggists. sent by express on receipt of 81.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY ST. NEW YORfE
Z DR.. TUFTS NASCAL Of Valuable Information and y
AUseful Receipts will be T7zlcd FKEE on applieatouS
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TIE movement 70 al boom the candidacy 0; Mr..
Hendricks in Indiana Is now believed to be the re-
sui, Of a settled plan 10 make his name SO promi-
nent that antssonisns viii be kindled which win
have the effect Of really killing him Of Nr. Nc
Donalds friends certainly regard it Forty SIX
Democratic papers in Indiana have already declared
for Mr. Heudrics as candidate for the Presidency,
or Mr. TiI3eu is nominated, as candidate for the
Vice Presidency
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Y tttultt Atu sorttAJuS u tut HuptttHb inc
Fruit and Alfalfa Land in the State, II ing the
Fresno and Central Colonies, and being ut Of the
BANK OF CALIFORNIA TRsCr,
In subdivisions to suit Adapted 10 vineyards,
Alfalfa and General Farming Within nine hours Of
San Francisco, and possessing one Of the Rost
heAthful and delightful climates in the world For
throat lut complaints the dry air of this secion
always relieves aud often cures The nd is level
slightly in lining towards the west free from brush
alksi and other mpediments The s ii is a rich
sandy loan Of great i rtility, and will stand free
irrigation without baking. The system of irrigation
IS such that each owner Of land will be able 10 take
water from main canal on his own land
AisG-seetlon rs. Township Is South.
Range 20 Fast, very choice, collected from large
body OF land.
Also-The Washington Colony Cheese Factory
This building is well suited to factory purposes or
would make fine wine cellar, or fruit dryer or can
merry, which necessities in the vicinity Includes
20 acres with water right and a cottage
Most liberal terms. Title perfect. Onefourth
cash, balance in one, two and three years Interest,"
eight per cent. per anuum.
President Weudel Easton will lecture on Fresno
county and its advantages for settlement at public
meeting to be held at Dashaway Hall on Saturday
evening, June 23d.
Excursion trsiBs VIII leave San Francisco on July
9Th Tickets for the round trip, good for nine days
ONLY RI
For maps, circulars, reports and letters from resi-
dent farmers and vineyardists and all further in
formation, ply to the
PACIFIC COAsT LAND BEEEkU.
Office, NJ p Montgomery street, San Francisco or
to w. z. HABER, Fresro i-Istd
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FORTUNE TELLING.

nEADING OF TIE PAST, Present -.
II, ard future MRS l. G. ANDREWS, thes,Js
well-kn0sn Fortupe-TeIseT and CiaiTFoyaut,
Seventh street., 5esSeez G and II, next door 70
A. Z. z. Church, with dizgnoses on sl diseases
Inf5r1natiou given on business, love- eosrtship and
rusrrizge ie6-Im
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TIE digestive organs weakened and worn
out BY using catharsic medicines, rsstersd y
using BroTlss Isoa Bisssrs.
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DR.. Ia Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases of Seminal Weakness Loss OF VIgor, Nocturnal
Emissions Impoteney, Nervous and Physical De-
bility and all that class OF complaints arising from
Excess, Indiscrstion Abuse. The old find in this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young a safeguard and protection. Dr. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debtated
from whatever cause TO their prestlne vigor Price,
81 80 per bottle. Sent G. o. ID. by express to any
address, secure from observation Address all orders
to A. McBoYLE & CO.. Druggists, Postotbee Box
1852, San Francisco. ms en-
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E. EvAss. Secretary.

Meeting catholic Mutual Beat fetal
Association There will be a meeting OF the above
Association This (AIonday) EVENING, at o'clock
at St Roses Hall for the election Of a Director and
other important business
i-Is.Itt JAMES RILEY, Director pro TEN.
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FOURTH DISPATCH. 7

LONDON, June 17,h.-The staircase from
the gallery was winding one. Both audi
ence and officials who were in the hall ct the
time Of the disaster were unaware for some
time of the terrible tragedy being enacted at
the door. They were cot informed until
Graham, tho hsll-keeper, who was strolling
near the scene Ct the calamity, was attracted
by groaus and gave the alarm. Mr.. Fay,
who gave the entertainment, was busy pack
ing up his apparatus 10 depart, when man
rushed up and informed lin Of the disaster.
and he Immediately fell down speechless in a
fit. Some of the families whose homes were
SO suddenly dslkened lost over three children.
One man and his wife pushed their way into
the hall in which lay the bodies of the vic
tins. and without betraying any emo
ton began to scan the faces Of the
dead. Recognizing the face Of one Of
his children, the father, pointing with his
finger, exclaimed. ''Thal's oue." Passing
on again, he recognized another, and then a
third. Staggering in ct of agony, be cried,
My God, All my family gone, and
overwhelmed with grief, sank to the floor.
In some homes there are FIVE children dead.
Queen Victoria sent telegram to the Mayor
of Sunderland, expressing her grief at the
disaster. Children Of the various Sunday
schools also sent kilograms Of sympathy.
Flags were universally at half.msst. One
Sunday school loses thirty scholars by the
catastrophe. Many survivors had their arms
broken in the crusb, and others are suffering
from broken ribs or rupture OF internal or.
gans. Graham, the hsllkeeper, says that
children no. twenty yards from the door
came pressing forward. unaware Of the
tragedy.
lFIFTH DISPATCH-l
LONDON, June 17th.-The scene inside the
hsn during the Identification of victims baf
flea description, and was painful in the ex
treme. The faces Of the dead children, in al
most every case, we're black and sEollen from
suffocation, of which many disd. Many lips
we're cracked and bleeding. Parents, rush
ing wildly about, would ial upoa the bodiei
Of their dead children with loud vailing ari
weeping, and would clasp the unconscious
/ forms IN their arms. vsinly sndsavoriD1 T.
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XOpas C1nb.-Members not provided
with tickets for the Moonlight Picnic TIL (Nondayl
EVENING, can procure them at the train Refresh
ments can be purchased on the grounds. Train
leaves at I O'clock sharp. Iits1ll COMMITTEE.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

All Diseases Cured by the Revifalixing
Cure such as Catarrh in its worst forms throat
and lungs; female weakness speciality. Oxygen
Depot, $50 Geary street. john
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capitol Council. No. 81. 1. e. q. -
Officers and members will meet THIS (Mondiy)
EVENING, at s o'clock, at TX mpt Firemtns Hall
Eighth street, between J and X A full attendance
is desired. Nomination Of officers for the ensuing
term will take place. All members Of the order
are cordially invited. BY order.
W. F. GLEES0N, c. c.
E. EvASs Secretary ieIs-It
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A red-haired clerk in Savannah
Slipped on piece Of banana
Great pain be endured,
But st. Jacobs Oil cured,
He now goes dancing with Hannah.
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NXvANTED-A NAN AND WIFE FOR A
w ranch, good wages 20 men to head, 8 per
day. Is men to hay, 81 80; taamster. $50; man
to plough, 81 % PER day; , sheepherders, $26 G
men to work in brickyards walters, $50 to $50 /;
also cooks; also mixers, wages $50 to $40
Femae-Tweye girls for Homework, city and coun-
try also girls for various other work. Apply to
HOUSTON & Co, Employment Office, Fourth and
streets Sacramento. jelS-2t
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LONDON, June 17th.-Advices from Sierra
Leone state that Chief Gybpoe has again
made raid on the British settlement in
Sherbro; that Bfitith expedition was sent
out against him, in consequence of which
they succeeded in capturing and burning four
more of his stocksded towns, including one
gartisoned by 1900 warriors. TIE British
sustained no loss of uen, owing to the eff
fective use of the battery on board her
Majesty's gunboat Rocket. Gybpoe fed,
and reward was offered for his capture,
which is expected to occur shortly.
English Killed in BorneO
MADRID. June 17sb.-It is stated that a
party of natives in Borneo have killed the
staff of ths British North Borneo Company.
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TneFmOniefricaI.
CHICAGO, june 17th.-Highest temperature
to-day, 81; lowest. 6S'.
RsaoI
FOREIGN,
sensation in g,oIilicaI Circles.

BERLIN, June 17th.-The arrest of Kraz-
ewski, the Polish author has caused de-
cided sensation il political circles. The dis
covsry of revolutionary documents in
Krazewski's house in Dresden has led to the
arrest Of prominent Telegraph official, who
was formerly Captain in the Prussian army
He was arrested at Schorbsrg, a few miles
cas-. Of this city, charged with high treason.
For the present his lame has been suppressed
fIom publication.
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Court scandal M ,EedrId.

CHICAGO, June 17th.-A special cable says {:
The young Queen Of Spain passed through
Paris Wednesday,. on her way TO meet her
mother at Frsnzensbad. Madrid is rife with
rumors of great court scandal, to the effect
that having sscsrtained the relations of the
King with lady OF the royal circle, she f=d
from Spain never 10 return