Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-03
PACIFIC SLOPE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RroORD-us1oS.l
CALIFORNIA.
yellow Fever and Revolution.


SAN FRANCISCO, June 2d.-From dispatches
just received from Guaymas, Mexico il is
learned that yellow fever has again broken out
there. Steps are being taken to stop all COM
munlcation between HermoSillo and GuaymaS
FIVE States have declared war against Presi-
dent Gonzales on account of the revenue stamp
tax Troops are being moved from Guaymas To
the interior
The San Francisco Produce Exchange.
SAN Francisco, June 2d-The san Francisco
Produce Exchange to-day left their old home on
Davis street, and took up their new quarters on
California street, in the Merchants Exchange
building. The occasion was one of considerable
ceremony, speeches being made, music rendered
and banquet partaken of,
Death of Il Horseshoe Inventor.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 2d-R. ~ Goodenough,
a native OF New York, and inventor of the Good
enough horseshoe, died at his residence, 4Sl
Geary street, last night from a carbuncle be
hind his left ear. The deceased came to this
city about three months ago from New York.
Policeman ENoncrated from Blame "A
Corpse Photographed.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2d.-The Coroners jury
to day eXOnerated special officer Wigmore fr Jm
blame for killing John Smith.
The remains of Thomas IL. Blythe, the de-
ceased millionaire, who died fourteen months
ago, were taken from the vault to-day and pho
tographed. They had at the time of death been
embalmed by a new process. Friends who
viewed the body to-day state that il is as natural
as on the day OF burial.
Shooting Affair Caused by Gambling and
Whisky.
VALLEJO, June 2d-A shooting scrape occurred
in South Vallejo At an early hour this morning
in the saloon of John Lycurgas, between two
Greek fishermen Both We're severely wounded
but it is thought not fatally. The proprietor
also received bullet in the groin while en-
deayoring to stop the fight Gambling and
whisky was the cause of the affair.
Drill of the Hartford Crew.
VALLEJO, June 2d.-The Hartford landed her
crew and marines with Il band this morning
and had n battalion drill on Mare Island. The
command numbered about 20, and made Il fine
display.
Election at Martinez.
MARTINEz, June 2d-At the town election
held here last Saturday. the 3lst ultimo, the
following were elected: Trustees f. NJ. Warm
castle, J. Leftier. Samuel Robin and II, Bernett;
Clerk, J. o. b. Wyatt; Treasurer, Jasper J. Jones:
Marshal Frank Pitts. There being a tie vote
between J. II. BOrland and II. Potter for Trustee
a special election Will be called to fill the va
cancy.
Fire in Red Bluf.
RED BLUFF June 2d.--A fire broke out at !
o'clock this morning. totally destroying the
Postotlice, papers, letters, mail bags, fixtures,
etc, and Clements stock of goods, seriously
damaging FOwle X AVord's stock of groceries
and clothing, and injuring Clements brick
building. Following are estimated losses, with
insurance: John Clements, loss on stock and
sured; Fowle K ANord. loss 5000 fully insured;
Taggart Il raccaud, loss 500. fully insured. BY
great cXertons the tremcn saved Clements
building and Good TemparS' Hall The latter
was damaged to the extent Of 500 fully in
Sured.
Democratic Delegates.
san ANDEEAs June 2d.-The Democratic
County Convention to-day elected John Storey.
A. LaScy, b. T. Halves, c. y. Gottschalk. h. K.
Prince, D. +. LOvGlcSS and f. W. Clennaha1 as
delegates to the Stockton Convention. RcSOlu-
tons were adopted ndorsing the Governor and
his call for the extra session, denOgncing pledge
breakers and declaring for Tilden as the first
choice.
The Southern Pacific Land Slide.
TEHACHAPI. June 2d.-The slide on the track
at the north end of tunnel FIVE was cleared To-
night this being the ninth day since the track
was closed. There has been 200 men working
in shifts night and day since it came in the
company working all the force that could find
room. There is from 100 to 800 loaded cars on
the side track, detained by the blockade TO be
moved.