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July 30 hostile Apaches made an attack on the vii
lage OF Nacori Sonora, where Lieut. Morens is sta
toned with small picket OF state troops, killing
five OF the guards. They repelled two assaults
made by Lieut. Morens and his command and
then drove OF large herds OF CATTLE
DEATH.-Mrs. Alice Curry, aged thirty-slx years.
wife OF Edward j. Curry. was found dead In bed
Tuesday morning In Baltimore, and q coroner'S
jury rendered verdict last night that she came TO
her death from shock caused by injuries received
at the hands OF her husband. The evidence
showed that there had been quarrel, and that
Curry had beaten his WIFE, She had a tendency to
heart disease, and the excitement is believed to
have caused death.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE FINANCIAL FURRY ABOUT OVER.
BUT WESTERN UNION TAKES A TUMBLE.
LATEST NEWS FROM THE STRIKERS.
A SERIOUS FIRE IN CHICAGO.
FAILURE IN COyINGTON, KENTUCKY.
A FRENCH CORRUPTION FUND IN SPAIN.
THE CHOLERA, SPORTS OF THE TURF, ETC
THE FINANCIAL FURRY ABOUT OVER.
BUT WESTERN UNION TAKES A TUMBLE
LATEST NEWS FROM THE STRIKERS
A SERIOUS FIRE IN CHICAGO
FAILURE IN COyINGTON, KENTUCKY
A FRENCH CORRUPTION FUND IN SPAIN
THE CHOLERA, SPORTS OF THE TURF, ETC
Opening Hours i'm Wall Street.

SfoSkS sFReNS AND IN GOOD DEMAND.
NEW YORK, August l6, 1890 am.-Stocks have
been strong and In good demand since the OPEN
ing. Prices are now y to Ia per cent above last
western Union and the SouthweslernS were the
strongest shares.
SLIGHT REACTION FOLLOWED BY A RALLY
NEW YORK, August 16 IL m.-Stocks-Arrer 10: 80
am. there was slight pressure to sell ana a re-
action or II 10 per cent. THIS was followed by a
fractional rally and still later by decline, which
LETT prices y to 15s per cent below the highest
or the morning. Western Union led the down.
ward movement, falling of from 14ss 10 12al. In
the specialtes Richmond and Danvllle rose per
cent TO 67 and West Point terminal y TO 80.
DECLINE IN WESTERN UNION.
1850 r. M.-The most interesting feature OF the
share speculation Since noon has been the selling
OF Western Union. The stock has declined To Il q
against ifss In the early dealings. No new rea-
sons are assigned for the break In this stock
The professional bears are conspicuous sellers
The general market Is firm and on the advance
with IA freedom from disturbing rumors.
40 p. M.-The reason given in the "room" for
the decline In Western Union is that prominent
his puts"
ANOTHER REASON FOR THE DECLINE
l:45 p. m.-Another reason for the decline I'm
western Union Is the rumor from Boston that a
large loan on Western Union, involving several
millions, was called In at that city to-day.
Shot by His Fathcr.in.IaW.
TROY, N Y, August 16-Joseph n. Hemenway,
or Troy, was shot last night at Bennington, VI,
by Charles lockwood, his father-in-law, while en-
deayoring to force an entrance into Rockwooi'S
house to see his child. lockwood discharged a
shotgun, severely wounding Hemenway.
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SURGEON j. L. NELSON has been ordered to the
receiving ship Franklin.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r ~ NOTICE. hereby give warming to all per-
49, sons contracting any debt of any kind with my
wife after this date as will not be responsible
debts contracted by her. she left my house and
the 9Th day of May last.
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were entered Tuesday night by burglars at Wood
lawn camp, Cecil Co.. Md One was robbed OF $50
another OF $40, and another Of $40. Rut,er's
boarding tent was also robbed of various articles
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of the
parties.
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Failure at CoyinCtou. XIV.
Death OF a PhiIadclphia Banker

Death Of q PhtIadclPhta Bankef.
NEW YORK, August 16-Charles Wheeler, so
years old. a well-known banker OF Philadelphia,
residing at 1917 Wabash street, In that city, ex-
pired suddenly this morning at the corner Of
VeSey and West streets. His death was due to
heart disease, with which he had been anaicted
for number OF years.
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Building permits have been issued by Inspector
EntwlSle as follows: Horace Lucas. 10 enlarge
frame dwelling, Pcineroy street, county; $50.
Wm III. Baum. to build bay windows and enlarge
frame office and dwelling corner or 7th and B
streets southwest. h. Gron, erect six two-story
dwellings, North Carolina avenue, betw een 10th
and 18th streets southeast: 5000. Same, erect
SIX twostory dwellings, 10th ana III streets north
east; s., 500.
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MICHIGAN FRUHIBITIUNiSTS DENCCNCE THE re.
PUBLICAN PARTY.-The Michigan prohibition state
convention met yesterday at Eaton Rapids. The
fund, indorsed the platform OF the national con-
vention at Chicago declared in favor of constitu-
tonal and statutory prohibition OF the manufac-
ture OF liquor as beverage, arra1gned the repub-
lican party for bad faith in not submitting the
question to the people, and declared that that
party is incompetent TO deal with the liquor QueS-
tiOn.
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SECRETARY FoLGER--A private letter has been
received In Washington from secretary Folger,
who is now In Minnesota, saying that he Will
make short visit to his home in Geneva before
returning 10 this city, and Will probably be at the
Treasury department on the 2Ih inst
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ADJUSTMENTS


f$ohD'S OPERA HOUSE TENTH SEASON.
OPENING OF THE SUMNER SEASON.
MONDAY, AUGUST 20, FIRST PERFORMANCE.
Al ARMSTRONG BROS. sIINSTRELs. Al
NEW VERSION OF THE BLACK ART
Parade at 2 O'Clock Monday.
Brass Band Concert at p Fl.
SALE OF RESERVED SEATS NOW READY.
MINSTREL MATINEE ON WEDNESDAY.
9lNHEATER COMIOUE
Il FAREWELL. TESTIMONIAL To
JAKE BUDD,
FRIDAY NIGHT. AUGUST 18th.
host Of volunteers. Jake Budd in his great sketch
OF the Oyster Dealer. aHlG-2tt
HiATrSVILLE LAWN CONCERT
AZ Postponed till
FRIDAY NIGH OF THIS WEEK
II weather is urfayorable concert will be giYen in
tn church. Tickets for Wednesday good for this
tcrtainment auIG ~
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NEW BANK.-The acting controller OF the curl
rency has authorized the American National Bank
OF Nashville, Tenn, TO begin business with a capt.
tai OF $600000
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

five hills of potatoes. but Flushing, she
heard the child call. She picked up the po-
tatoes and went at once to the house. The
child was gone, and has not been found
since, though the whole country was aroused
and NEST thorough search made. 1t ls be-
isved the child was abducted.
Blaine on the Political Outlook.
BosroH, September 11th. Recently, in an
swer to the inquiry of a friend as to his opin-
i'm respecting the Republican prospects IN
1884, Bieiue said q At the present time L
regard the prospects Of the Republicans. In
the campaign of 1884 as better than they
we're year before the campaign OF 1851. and
in every way more hopeful than they were
yea1 prior to the election Of 1876. For years
there has not bean so general teeilng Oh
harmony in the Republican party as EXISTS at
the present time, while the absence OF any
thing like unity of sentiment on the Leading
issue, the tariff, by the Democratic leaders,
leads Intelligent men ia distrust that orgaDiz-
alton more than ever" Being asked about
avsilAble candidates, he said be thought q
Western man would be stronger, all things
considered, than an Eastern man.
Arrested by the side OF hIs Fathers
Corpse.
MAsTERsoNvHLE (PA.l, September 1lth.-
While the undertaken was screWing down the
lid Of a coffin, the detectives stepped for
ward and seized a son tf the deceased named
JACOB Everson, who had broken into farm
house and stolen 81 900 last December.
VIII Not Run the Risk.
KANSAS CITY MOI, September 11th.-
Madden and Mitchell left tonight for New
York. They say they will not run the risk
Of punishment under the law By fighting near
New Orleans, but have yet some hopes that
match will be made for fl hit in Mexico.
Murder and suicide.
ST. LOUIS, September 11th.-Henry X.
Blessing, engineer, last night fred six shots
at his brother.in.l law, all of which took effect.
He then shot his wife twice, went to the
garden and cut his own throat. Blessing and
! his brother-in.law will probably die. The
wifes, wounds are serious.
Railroad Accident.
NEW YORK, September 11th.-A serious
accident occurred this evening on the Long
Island Railway, near Hunters Poini depot.
by which two men were killed AMI eight
| IL jured.
Ihe Coming Race Between Ross and
Hanlan.
HALIFAX, September 11vh.-The Rowing
Association forwarded to the New York
Clipper articles of agreement in the proposed
race between Hanlsn and Ross. They pro-
vide for five-mile contest on the 10th oi
October, for $500 side. No course is
named.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
Bad Blood.
s SCROFULOUS.
INHERITED
CONTAGIOUS.

IN 1870 SCROFULOUS ULCERS BROKE OUT
4 on my body until my breast was mass Of
c1rruption Some of these Ulcers not less than
one and one-half inches in diameter, the edges
rough, rugged aud seemingly dead, the cavity open
to the bone and filed with offensive matter. Every
thing known to the medical faculty was tried in
vain. Gradually the bone Itself became diseased,
and then the suffering began in earnest. Bone ul-
GERS began TO take the place of those hitherto on
the surface. became mere wreck. For months
at a time / could not get my hands to my head be-
cause OF extreme soreness. Could not turn in bed
Knew not what il was to be an hour even free from
pain Had reason to lock upon life itself curse
In the summer of 1889, after ten years Of this
wretched existence, began to the CUncURA
REMEDIES, and after two years persistent use Of
them the last ulcer has healed. The dread disease
has succumbed. All over the breast where was
once a mas of corruption, is now healthy skin.
Ny weight has increased from one hundred and
twenty three to one hundred and fiftY-six pounds
and the good work is still going feel myself a
neE man. and all through the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
JAMES E. RICHARDSON,
Custom House, New Orleans.
Sworn to before United States Commissioner j.
D. CRAWFORD
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
COMMERCIAL.
Sacramento Producs Market Wholesale
Corrected daily for the RECORD UEIoE.J

SACRAMENTO. September 1lth.
fRUH-Lemons, Sicily, 80 50@10 g case Oranges
Tahiti, 50 25g3 20 3 box; California, q az 25 .
box Lines, 81 50Gl rs; BAnsnss 81 s0@3 9 lunch
Pilespples, s8G9 q dozen Cocoanuts, S7@S q 100
Apples, 75cdsl % y box; Figs, 3d4c q b Pears,
75c9Sl 25 . box; Plums, 5@6c q 10; Grapes, 4G6c
q ~ Nectarines, 394c p n; Peaches, 3@5e y ID (;
Watermelons, 75easl SO Q dozen UantAioupes, 65g
75c q dOzel
Pls ERUrs-Assorted, 9s-R cans, 9 dos, Il IS !,
assorted, gallon cans, s5; Peaches, BIB cans,
4berries 81 rs; Capital Asparagus, 81 so g dozen
cans.
DKIzD FRurrs-Apples, sliced, sa9. . u; 20
Ioartered, 6g7c; pears, peeled, 7@sc; do, III
oeeled, 4@5c; Pl 1me, pitted. 1+9l5c; Peachss
9a10si do. pseleo, 15Glsc; Prunes. German snd
french, l49!5o; BlacGbersies, l42I5c; Figs. Cali
flrnia, Sc y q.
TAsIH FRUrrs-Assorted, 2l.6 cans, q doz, 90 o /;
Peaches, 81 75 Bartlett Pears, ~ rs Pu.ns, 81 g.
8lAokberries, 81 9093; Goose5srries g rs Straw
oerrles 80 25 Apricots s2 80; Mnscat Grapeg 80 TO-
Red Curants, 50 25; Cherries, 80 so.
VEaRTAsLEs-Po stoes, S0ce 81 % Tomatoes, 40 q
Soc y X; String Beans, 2@3c; Wax Beans, 293c ID;
Green Corn, 15d20c e doz- Summer Squash, 2 2S3c
g b ; Onions, Lew, 75dSOc; Cauifower 90c@$1
Cabbage, S5c@si; Carrots, 81 q hundred; Tur-
nips, 81 rs q cwt; bunch vegetables, l24e . ioz /;
Psrsnips lie; Beets, 1c; Horse Rsdish, 5@6c 2 n 7;
Artichokes, 40@50c y dozen; Jerusalem AIti-
chokes, 3.@4e e ID Green Peppers, 3a4c q ID F.;
Egg Plant, 495c q h; okra. 5G6c g ID; Cucum-
ners, 5@6e doz; Sweet Potatoes, 81 50@l 7a
SSitIyY oJdSOc y uOZ
BSEADsrUFFs-FIour, e5 25 = tarrel Oatmeal,
81 rs q 100 bs, latter for Eastern Corpmesl yell
low, y 25S2 80: white, - .; Cracked Wheat, 81.
P0ULTsY--Live Turkeys, lSG16e p II dressed, Is
5l9c full grown Chickens, S6G7 q dozen; young
Boosters, s4a5 = dozen; RrUiiers, 1906; tame
Ducks, 1896 so; Geese, 81 bGe92 8 pair Eggs,
choice lots, 32@83c g dozen.
GAME-Hare, 81 1892 Rabbits, S1ta1 so.
0AIET PRoDUCIs-BuJIef. choice, 34ku36c g n
mixed lots in rolls, IS 930c g Z Cheese, Caldor.
MA, from l3di4c; Western, flats, l0915c; Mar.
ms Cream, 10000
AgArs-Best 1880 Mutton 4@5c 2 n Lamb, I
1c 7ork i0@lle; Veal, small calves aa10c large, &c
HAY, GRAN AND FsED-Ost hay, sl29I4 . 5oa
Alfalfa hay, ssa9 ton; bran, y toa. 81
mlddlIngs, s22 D ton; harley, wbola q
ground, 81 10 heat, 81 55 al 70 y cwt tame oats,
| 81; corr, Il 65 8 cwt.
&Is0slLASEous-seeis- Alfalfa, 13gi4o; Ti1no,
ihy, Eastern, 99l0c 9 b Oregon, ss1oc
Bed Clover, 17@1sc Bed Top, 12l@llc Nuts-
English Walnuts, 9l9I0c; California walnuts,
| 94@loc; Almonds, l6 a1G3c; Peanuts, Eastern 99
Lard (Calforoia), 1O-ib cans lac Eastern, II
| @lsc; Hides salt. light and medium, s9sc, and
heavy, 9@tOc dry I7@lss; TalIow, 81; Hope
| Offering at 25G30c D n.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
"OLD HORSE" SALE.

XNHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
i remaining uncaled for At the State House
Hotel will be sold at public austiOn in front Of the
Hotel on MONDAY, September slsh, al 10 o'clock A.
": morocco valise, JAS. Stewart I carpet valise
unkno gn; leather vaiise Robt Leach ] leather
yalise, W II. Cole; hand valiso. Geo Hardgiek
| black Vsllse' fogeTty black vase, unknown;
l wooden valse. unknown l wooden valise nm
known; hand vahse, unknown white valise
unknown; white valise, s. q. Clayton: black
satchel, unknown; I carpet valise, unknown
black yallse, Q. n. Turner; I leather vaiise jln-
known; hand satehel, j. F. Brissel; / hand
satchel, Lon Hickman; l trunk, unsuowu /; / trunk
I. II. Powers; zinc trunk unknewn zinc tr11ok
H. ). Zinc l wooden trunk, Jas. Stewart ladg's
trunk, unknown; ! trunk, unknown; l trunk,
Walter Price trunk, Jas. Wicker zinc trunk
unknown; zinc trunk. unknown 1 zinc trunk
T. h. Rider l zinc trunk, A. J. Smith / zinc
trunk, G. a. Benson; zinc trunk, W. W. Parker
aul0.4p4y,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

bAkIE4-UusTIngs UI Ted are not Delng PRESSED,
and prices at the moment exhibit no signs OF weak
Receipts very large. and the warehouses
are beginning to show heavy stocks. Brewing is
not quick Of movement. New is quotahle at 81 059
079, and old at 81 l5@1 l74. The higher quota
tion IN each case IS considered an extreme rate
At the Produce Exchange call session BUSH ess was
somewhat active, and about 1000 tons No. l feed
changed hands as follows
October-300 tons, 81 OBJ.
Deeember-loo tons, 81 55 200, 81 O5l; Ioo,
sl052.
Seller 1853 300 tons, 81 03l
Seller the season-l00 tons, 81 Gll AGO. 81 OF /;
800, 81 O2s
Buyer the season-IOo tons, 81 I4J 2 ctl.
Bidding at the close is represe nted BY the follow
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
san Francisco produce aarket.
sAN FRANcIsco, September ia

Ban FRANcIsC0, September l1th.
FLouR-There is LEES inquiry on export account,
but still there Is enough general trade in progress to
keep all interested parties fairly busy. Best City
Extra, s5@550; medium grades, s484 90 shipping
superfne. SO 75G4 u bbl
WHEAL-T Trade is fair and prices are steady Choice
shipping grades are strongly held at 81 10 and buy
do not seriously object to paying this figure for
attractive parcels.
On call at the Produce Exchange one operator
did most of the selling. while toe buyers would not
number over half a dozen. Trading, however was
fairly spirited, and sales OF two lots of 500 tons
each brought up the total transactions to 800 tons
No. White, as follows:
Seller 1SsS-5Oo tons, 81 y; 200. 81 72i 100
81 T23; 500, 81 72i 9 ctl.
lrl.-..r- Ii L..
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
NEW MEXIC0.
A woman skOt.

LoRDsBURG, September 11th.-Ap AdvGnce
Clifton special says: This morning a5 3
o'clock, desperate named Kid Lewis shot
and mortally wounded Jessie Styles. The
bsll entered tte left lung and ranged down
ward. Lewis is still at large, and it is not
expected that an attempt will be made TO
arrest him
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
ARIZONA.

The Cases OF Ex-IadIan Agent Tiffany.
Tucson, September 11th.-The cases Of
the United States VS.. J. G. Tiffany, ex-In-
dian agent at San Carlos, are going to at
tract considerable attention. They are set
for trial on the 18Th instant.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Damaging Forest Fires-Famiiy Poisoned
by a COlOFed Waman-POstal Agree
ment with the Hawaiian IsIands-se-
we're Wind storm-ShOckfng Crime In
PIOrida-Mary ChurchIli Found - Tne
Western UntOn-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
OREGON.
The wizard Party ia Portland.

PoRTLAND, September 11tb,-Villard and
party OF distinguished guests all reached the
city this morning. from Missoula. The recep-
ton accorded to the party was the most i'm
posing demonstration ever witnessed north Of
San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

The residence of Mrs. Heley, six miles
from Borden, Fresno county, caught fire
the other day, and in trying to extinguish
the flames Mrs. Heley was burned so badly
that she died soon afterward.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
SAN FRANcIsoo. September 18th.

The French Ministry of Commerce has
commissioned Laursds5, Vice President OF
the National UGiou OF Commerce and lndu
try, to go to Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis
and elsewhere in the United States to study
American manufactures.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
fagtsrn and Poreirn Barketa

NV YORK, September l1th
t3RzADsTUFFs- is steady and Wheat ID
steads, latter a. 81 o7@I II 2 bushel
MooL-California is quiet al I2to15c for fall
bury, and lgs0c for clean fall spring bury, lie
to zoe; clean fang, 22a 2sc prlled, 2la40c.
HIDEs--C alifornia are steady at 2l@98c.
oHIcAeo, September I1th.
THsAT-975c for October
C0Ra-t0s. lor October
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
NEVADA.
A Vacant Jail.

CARSON, September 11sh.-DwighsS Stocker,
the only inmate of the 0rmsby county Jail,
committed suicide by hanging st o'clock TO-
day. He was in for drunkenness.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

There are many exhibits at the State Fair this
year that are deserving Of more than a passing
notice.
FIR Girard OF San Francisco, this year has on
exhibition the justly-ceetrated Wheelock planes
and Western cottage organs, which are the admira-
lion of all visitors.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
PACIFIC COAST.

Shocking Death at saueeIitO - woman
Shot by a DesperadO-Suicide In Jail
First Deaih by Violence in Redding-A
WOman's horrible Death - The San
Joaquin County Murder Case-MOye.
ments OF General Sherman-EIc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

James New, of Norwich, named his first
born Something it was Something New
The next he called Nothing, 1t being Moth
ing New.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
ROOMS! Rooms: ROOhsi

HIHosE Wis. TING THE FAIR AND DESIRING
good cool rooms, single IN suits Street
cars from the depot pass the door every five min
utes. CLUNIE HOUSE, northeast corner Eigath
and X streets. ieZI-u
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12

A cruel husband calls his wife green
fruit, because she never agrees with him.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
Verdict of MuIder-New Fire Commits
stOner.


SAN Francisco. September 11th.-The
Coroners jury to-day accused Jetfcott, the
slayer of Davis at Woodward's Gardens, of
murder.
Lacy. who shot cooper named MulleDs
the same day, was discharged from custody.
Goodwin Z. Slosa has been appointed Fire
Commissioner, vice Flaherty, deceased.
A FrightruI Death.
SAN RAFAEL, September 11th.-A man,
name unknown, who had been employed at
the fisheries on Kershaw's Island met with a
frightfuI death at Sauceiito last evening.
Early in the evening the deceased, together
with some companions, left the Island in q
boat for Saucelito. Arriving there they pro-
cseded to epj ~ themselves at the different
saloons, and about II o'clock they started for
home, the deceased carrying bottle of liquor
10 each hand. As he got TO where their boat
was moored, near the railroad wharf, he fell
off the whsrf, landing on his head on the
ground above tide-water. One of the bottles
broke and the Jagged edges cut his neck and
face in frightful manner. 1t is also thought
that his neck is broken. He died soon after
being picked up.
Murder Case at Stockton.
STOCKTON, September I1th.-The cases of
Samuel Markey Christopher Held, ID. NJ.
Vance, George NJ. Hurlbut and ii. Beck,
charged with the murder of Patrick Breen,
near Clements Station, came up in Justice
of the Peace Treadwell's Court this after
nooa, and were continued until tomorrow
morning for further examination. The wife
and daughter of the deceased were exam
ined, aad their testimony was substantially
the same as that given by them before the
Coroner's jury. They emphatically deny
that Breen had in his hands gun at the
time Of the killing. and state that the gun
was standing in corner, and remained
there fer as much as twenty minutes after
Breen was shot.
Shooting at Redding.
REDDING, September 1lth.-Geo. Finch,
an old-time stage driver, at half-psst this
afternoon, in Hscket & Bankers saloon, shot
Marion Berry in the breast, the ball entering
about an inch above and a little to the right
of the right nipple. Berry formerly lived In
Copper City, but lately he has been tending
bar here. The wound is in dangerous local.
ity. No one seems to know the cause, or if
they do they keep close mouth. Finch sur
rendered himself immediately to Constable
Eckels, who took him to Shasta.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
REDDING, September 11th.-Berry died at
half. past this evening. This is the first
death by violence in Redding.
General sherman's Movements.
Los ANGELES, September 11th.-General
Sherman, after spending two days with ais
friends ct San Gabriel and here. took the
train to-night for Northern Arizona. for
Mohave and the Atlantic ard Pacific Rail-
road.
Cars will commence running from Cotton
to San Bernardino on Thursday, the 18Th
instant
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
Utah.
Horrible Death OF A woman-BulIiOn
Shipments.

Shipments.
SALT LAKE CITY, September 11th.-Last
night woman named Jensen. living or
Brigham Young's farm, met with horrible
accident, resulting in her death. She wai
alone in the house, and accidentally upset al
oil lamp from sewing machine. The lamp
broke, and in endeavoring to extinguish the
blaze with her dress. it became ignited, burn
ing her hands and feet TO a crisp, causing her
death few hours later.
The bullion shipments from this city for
the week ending yesterday were JOG car loads.
Bullion receipts at the Salt Lake banks to-
dav we're $50 COO.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
CALIFORNIA.

lsrzCAI DISPATCHES TO THa REoORD-uMos.I
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-12
TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD


OF Scrofuous In erited and Contagious Humors,
and thus remove the most prolific cause OF human
suffering, to clear the SKIN Of Dsiguring Blotches,
Itching Tortures, Humiliating Eruptions and LOath
some Sores caused by Inherited Scrofua, to purify
and beautiiy the Skin, and restore the Hair that
no trace Of disease remains, CUTICURA RRsOLvENT
the new Blood Purifier, and CUTICUKA and CUTICURA
SOAP, the great skin Cures and Beautifers are il
fallible. They are the only remedies that succeed
when physicians and all other means fail.
Price of CUTICURA, small boxes, 80 cents large
boxes, 81 CUTICURA BEsOLvEST, 81 per bottle
CuTIoURA SOAP, IS cents. CUTIcURA SHAVING SCAR,
Is cents. Sold by all druggists.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
81 SAnf0rd's Radical
tA @ Cnre for the Immediate
<fFSTy " Re ief and Permanent Cure
EsfSF ESs~fHfg of every form of Catarrh,
rom q simple Head Cold
w SasT Influenza to the loss of smell,
Taste and Hearing, Cough,
Bronchitis and Catarrhal Consumption. Complete
Tlatment with inhaler, 81, at ali drug
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