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Aversion to Society, DimneSs OF VISION, Noises
in the Head the vital fluid passing UuooserTed
in the urine, and many other diseases that lead
TO insanity and death
DE. MISEIE, who is 4 regular physician
(gl 7duate of the University of Pennsylvania}, will
GgIae to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for 6
case of this kind the VITAL. RESTORATIVE
t1nder his special advice and treatment) will
not cure, or for anything impure or injurious
found in it. DIR RIINTIE treats all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Con-
sIlltation Free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis of urine, So. Price
OF Vital Restorative. 81 Sc a bottle, or four
tines the quantity, So: sent TO any address
upon receipt of price or G. 0. D. secured from
observation, and in private name if desired, by
A. Z. NJNTIE, II. D., no. II Aearny
street, San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
VIII be sent to any one applying by letter stat
ing symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in
regard to all business transactions.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NE
PHRETICU4T. cures all kinds Of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhsea, elect. Leucor-
rhPa For sale by all Druggists; 81 a bottle six
bottles for s..
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are
the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA asd
BILIOUS cure in the market. For sale by all
Druggists.
KIRK, GGARY & CO.. Sacramento. Wholesale
AGENTS my9-4p1y So9w1y
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TeRistigO, Canada W'eSt, ont, /
ncfnhnr 20 1SN1
MEssRs. FLEMING Bros.

Tinis6go Canada W'est, ont, /
October 30, 1882. !
MEssRs FLEMING Bros:
S1s-Your pills came all right, and I can say
they are good bilious pill. | have used great
manufactured by Fleming Bros, are genuine.
And, gentlemen, you have my thanks in send
ing. gave some OF those pills to my neighbors
He said they did help him He felt the next day
like Il new man. He wishes me to send for fifty
cents worth for him. So, gentlemen will do
all can to introduce DR. c. McLane's Liver Pills,
manufactured by Fleming Brothers You viii
find incosed one dollar for more of your good
pills I wish you could send me sample of
your VerlnifIge by mail. | think it will take
well here. Yours, with respect
VIM II. DUGAN.
Please send soon.
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Sacramento and PlaCerYille R. R.

7:3O A. M.-(Sundays excepted)-Local Pas
senger Train to Folsom and Single
Springs
400 Y. M.-(sundays excepted)-Local Pas
senger Train TO Folsom.
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NERVE


parts.) Kidney snd Bladder Complaints, Impuri.
ties of the Blood and Diseases OF the skin.
1t permanently stops all unnatural weak
ening drains upon the system, however they
occur, preventing involuntary seminal losses,
facilitating dreams, seminal losses with the
urine, or while at stool, etc, so destructive TO
mind and body, and cures all the evil effects OF
youthful foiieS and excuses, restoring Elk
hGuSted vitality, Sexual Decline ana Loss OF
Manhood, however complicated the ease
may be.
y thorough rs well as a permanent euro
and complete restoration 10 perfect health,
Strength ana Vigor OF Manhood is absolutely
guaranteed by this justly celebrated and re-
liable Crest Remedy. Price, s. so Per bottle, or
five bottles 1or SO. Sent upon receipt of price
or c. 0. D., to any address, secure from obserys-
ton and strictly private by
DIR. T.. ID. SALFiIAO,
2l6 KEARrY STREET SAI FRANCISCO, Call
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
Sufficient to show It's merit, " ! be sent to any
one applying by letter, Stain his symptoms
Consultations strictly confidential, by let
ter CIR at ONCE, free.
For the convenience of patients, and in order
to insure perfect secrecy l have adopted pri-
vate address, under which oil packages are for.
Wsrded'
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Judge of the Superior Court.


W. B. HAMILTON. Clerk.
FREEMAN, JOHNSON q BATES, Attorneys for
Creditors. ia25-td
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
NEW ENGLAND

ID III Y III O. R O q M
Southeast Cor. Seventh and I streets,
JUST OPENED
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO cREDIToRs.-EsTATE OF
~ GEORGE 81. SWINERTON. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
CAROLINE SWINERTON, Executrix Of the
Estate OF George II. Swinerton, deceased, TO
the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to es hibit them with the
necessary affdavits or vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of this notice
TO ME, at the office of Sweetser Il Alsip, Fourth
street, between and streets, Sacramento
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Hest .SdnIlQEe, Y. J., I
October IN 1850

UCIUDtI %, Ioo-. J
Fleming Brothers:
DeGr Sirs-Inclosed you viii find one dollar,
for which you will please send me more of your
DR.. c. McIanc'S Liver Pills l trust you have
received the pay for the last two boxes | or
dered and received. ! would only say they have
done me more good than could express. ! feel
much better now than have for two years past.
Send them soon. More hereafter.
Yours truly, REV PIII- SPARTH,
West Sandlake, \. /.
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Dated Sacramento, JANUARY 10. 1885.
CAROLINE SWINERTON,
EXecutTiX of the Estate of George II sSwinerton.
FREEMAN JOHNSON Il BATES, Attorneys for
EXecutriX and Estate ia9Jl1m
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SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE,
No. II KEARNT STREET.
THREATS ALL CHRONIC PRIVATE AND
| Special Diseases with the same wonderful
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Weakness nervousness DEBILITY lost or falling powers
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No Oief stimulant niAnent pleasant. simple Medical
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this mode Of treatment the most successful known 10 the
medical profess ON, tu. C0wrHcrcis GJzSif. We ALI
endorsement ''Brlo Hrr Rerieir. Above quackpry
taticn. ~. /, House ard H3ms " Refer
70 eminent pEysicNna all satisfy themselves without
c0stN Y. Dtspttch An Institution Of true merit with
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP co

A. n. TOWNE................. General Manager
TIL. GOODMAN. Gen'l Pass r and Ticket Ag'
ja9-4ptf
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400 Geary street San Francisco. Cal.
Private Entrance, 405 Mason street, four blocks
p Geary street from Kearny. Nam entrance
trough DispenSary Drug Store ds-ivtSwly
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FURNISHED ROOMS,

CtLUNIE BUILDING, NORTHEAST CORNER
\ Eighth and X. Rooms single or in suites.
Street Cars pass from the Depot every i've min
utcs House strictly frst-claSS.
d25-1m MRS. GRICE. Proprietress.
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Nervous Debility 9 9g6f srrd Pe Fnns
free. Ciyale Agency, 100 Fulton street, New York
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
Txxv1. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.
SENATE.
MONDAY Feb,

MONDAY February ., 1885.
The Senate met at 100 P NJ, pursuant to adj
lournment Roll called and quorum present
PRAYER by Bishop Fowler, of San Francisco
Journal of Friday read and approved.
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Vincent.
j. Auquxtine's Md. to Mcndota,

issess9r's SaJdic. "a neg seq
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IN washburn nh egG0n 1921
HdrJaughs Aid. 10 Ncndotd.
J r whcclcr..,... .sh q
same ...,..t,..'. 81
Ms Newcomer. ........ IL II
Prices 1dd. 10 McHdOtn.
b q Gruudy ........... ~ sp
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CLarks I'd Am. 70 North Utica
Clark,s Sd It'd. 10 North Utica.

Clark's 4h Adj. 10 North Uticd.
I8OF No NJ ......... IL ~
Town Of North Utica. Soo
MS. albert & Co.'S Add. 70
North Utica.
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PRICES 1dd. 10 Ncnd0ta.
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EjUJ1e of Ruti1ni.
Burns' AID. 10 Rutldnd.
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS Places.

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 1l.-The large works ot
the milwaukee, Cement Company at Lindworm Station,
ave miles north OF this city, caught fire this morning.
The fire destroyed three warehouses and six freight
oars Tn. loss ia $4,000; insurance Sl3,400. Four
Hox cars belongiug to the Chicago, Milwaukee aud
PM Railroad Company and Two belonging TO the North
.esern Company dc strOyed. 1he nre Is believed
TO have been OF lncendiary origin.
R,npsrowN III, Sept. 11.-W. II McCormlck's distil-
lrv as burned last night with most OF the STOCK The
,, ~ the fire is not known The dstillery has been
uila for some time. The loss Is @4OOOOj insurance
$4,000.
RlproN VT Sept ll-Fire broke out early this morn
ING I'm the store belonging to A. d. owen, dealer In gen
i merchandise and consumed the building and also
,ho aruystore belonging TO L. f. Dutton. Mr. Duton
I'D rer tho store and lost everything in his building.
Hill wos saved from the owen block. Mr.. Owens loss
~ a 600 insured for $6,350 Mr. buttons loss Is es-
tmated at SO, 900; insured Tor SooOo
CrnAR RAPIDS Iowa. Sept. ll.-Eleven cars OF the
Rnrneton Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway and the
elevator of Kemmerer Lamb were burned at Indepen-
1ence this morning Tho loss on the cars and Their con-
tents IL $l2OOO partlay insurc"' uo '0sS on 'no e
yator Is unknown.
RASGoR. Penn., Sept. IL (SpecGD.-The school slate
,ac,orv of the Bangor Slate Company was totally de-
stroyed by fire together with valuable machinery ana
,i, ~ school slates and lumber. This factory had
49, Ut been bnilt and bad been In operation since the
HTsf Of this month It was the largest factory OF us
Kind I'm this country. employing 100 operatives Inc
building and machinery cost S5o,OOo.
LONG BRANCH, N j., Sept 1.-Two fires occurred here
last night in the livery stables OF Christopher Brahm and
.Ioseph Cohen. The damage was slight Chef Basely
he fires were OF ncendary origin ana that ne nus
clow to the incendiary
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THE FIRE RECORD.

MANY POOR FAMILIES MADE HOMELESS.
MARROW ESCAPE OF SCORES OF PERSONS IN PAT
ERsoN-pRoBABLY AN INCENDIARY FIRE.
A fire which broke out in Paterson, N. D., at
$50 a. m. yesterday destroyed several large frame
houses on Straight and Essex sts and made number
of poor German families homeless, involving loss OF
600 $20000 The fire broke out In the kitchen OF
the house No 325 straight-st occupied by Theodore
Wiss q liquor store, and ntaning also hall used
for political meetings This house and No. 327 both of
which owned by William Buschmann were rapidly
destroyed. No. 1927 large tenement house. occu-
pied by number OF families, and several OF the inmates
had escapes The tenants lost nearly all OF their
goods having enough do themselves from the
rapid march Of the flames young woman, Ida Stanley.
had just left tho house with an infant in her
when tho stairs which she had descended fell with
crash Buschmanns less is estimated at from $4,000 TO
furniture Wss had an nsurancs OF ST 500 on his fr-
niture aud barroom fixtures n No. 1885, which will hard;
ly his loss Five Germans and an Italian boarded
In this house and lost all their clothing The house at
No 323. owned aud occupied by Henry L; Mann. was
we're rescued with difficulty by Mr. Mann, who burned
MS race Ia DONG So ns ioss Is s9Pu SUo eUyevGa ~
Piasecki, slightly damaged In the rear OF the
Which are also IN the rear OF lots Nos 81 and s5 Essex
st., and owned by Patrick Murphy; these were damaged
poor families who lost nearly ali their furniture. An
addition building to the six mills Of George Frost
& Sons was damaged about SlOO.
The origin OF the fire was undoubtedly iDcendiary
wiss had had great deal Of trouble with quarrels be-
tween his boarers and others, and alterations were
frequent In the neghbOrhOod. He had incurred the ill
will. he says OF man who threatened to fix him,
and to rum him within few days, and Wednesday
night Wiss found hs kitchen floor fire. The flames
were thon extngushed without much damage: Wlss
went before justice and tried to prosecute his sus
pccted enemy but the magistrate could not find cause
enough to Issue warrant just before tns nre was as
covered yesterday was seen hurrying through All
alley near the house, aud dog kept on the premises
made him hurry faster yet.
The German societies Of Paterson have called meetings
10 take action toward relieving the OF persons
made homeless and destitute by the fire, and the Swiss
singing society the Cruetli Macnnerchor will meet for
similar purpose on Monday The hrc was the most ex
tonsve that occurred In Paterson for many months
The horses recently bought for several OF the
aud trucks which heretofore drawn by hand had
their first run at this nre
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AN APOLOGY FROM SPAIN.
THE NOTE SENT BY COURIER TO BERLIN
wARLIKE PLAcARDs IN SPANISH TowYs-REsIGN-
ING FROM KING ALFONso,s CABINET.

wARLIKE PLAcARDs IN SPANISH TowNs-REsIGN-
ING FROM KING ALFoSso's CABINET.
BERLIN, Sept. 11.-COunt Benomar, the Span
ish Ambassador at Be.lln. mas been informed that
courier has crossed the frontier bearing note apology
from the Spanish Government for the aHront to tho
German Embassy at Madrid. The members of tho Ger.
man Foreign Office will be summoned for consultation
Immediately the arrival CT the Spanish note in this
city. 1t is officially announced that there has been
personal correspondence between Emperor William aud
King Alfonso regarding the Carones affair.
LONDON, Sept. l1.-A dispatch to The Iines. dated
Madrid. o'clock last evening" confirms the report that
the Spanish note to Germany expresses the hope that
Germany will recognize the prior rights OF Spain to the
Carolines, even to the island which German cruisers
have already occupied, and says that Spain will insert in
The Gazette an ample apology in the name Of King
Alfonso the Government and tho country
for the insults to the German Embassy.
Dispatches to the newspapers here stated that seDo
atres, Governor Of the Caroline Islands, after his
rest taken TO Yap while others ASSERT that he was
taken to Manila statement that nsurrection had
occurred among the soldiers in OF the barracks Ia
Madrid proved 10 be based upon disturbance which
took place on September.
PARIS, Sept 1i.-spanish news to-day is Of a less
optimistic character than for several days past
Bellicose manIfestoes have been plaearded In many
towns lie Paris states that has recevet Information
from an authentic that the German feet has been
ordered to be In readiness in case Of emergency.
MADRID, Sept IL. Admiral Topete, Under Secretary
OF the Marine has resigned his Office account OF the
friendly terms embodied In the Spanish reply to Ger
many respecting the Carolines affair reception was
held at the Royal Palace today in honor OF the birthday
OF the Kings fve-year-old daughter, the Princess Of
Asturias. Among the guests were Count Won solms-
Sonnenwalde, the German Minister and other members
of the German legation who were given cordial wei
come. General Salamanca was also present senor
Sagasta and General Lopez Domnguez we're absent The
streets filed with orderly crowds lt Is reported
that the boiler OF the Spanish cruiser oasa ymS a.
In the Spanish navy.
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TELFGRAPHIC NOTES.

pIryING MILES OF TELEGRAPH WIRES.
ctryEtAND Sept 1.-THE sale OF the Bankers ana
Nercbants' wires claimed by the American Rapid Ieie
Sranh Company, extending from Steubenville 20 the
stata line from Freeport OHIO. TO the state line OF
ndisna ana from Eaton Cincinnati, was held to-day
The wires were bought by Edward D. stokes OF new
York for sos $50. The appraised value was S93ooo'
END OF THE DRUGGISTS CONVENTION
prrTspIrR0 Sept. 1.-THE American Pharmaceutical
ssnciatton concluded It's business this morning aud al
ourned M noon selecting Providence, X l., as the
next place OF meeting and the second Tuesday IN sep
tsmber 1856 as the date Messrs Alexander H. Jones
of Philadelphia; Mahon ii, Kline OF Phiiadelpha; r.
Waldo Gutter OF Boston, Christian r. g. Meyer, OF St'
fonis, and Louis Lehr, OF New-I0rk. were elected
Dpug Market Committee. The delegates LETT here 10
night ON An O. xcursiOn to Luray Cave Va
BIsHOP LAY RAPIDLY SINKING.
p,rT,NoRE sept 1.-THE condition or Bishop Henry
y Iav of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF Easton
" ~ nt the Church Home Broadway this city, was
cb ths morning that little hope IL entertained Tor MS
nstino over a few days. and lie may possibly not nVe
that long. -xo
LYNCHING OF A NEGRO
CtSctSNATI. sept ll.-Last Saturday negro inaoo =
brutal Assault upon nve-yearod daughter OF poor
man ono Iumsford Last night mob carried the hesro
to the woods and hanged him TO @ tree.
THE PEABODY POISONING CASE
ST JOsEPH Ill., sept 1l--A new interest," mas , Doe,
rosed In the Peabody poisoning case by tne stateme
thot the poson found pinned to the undergarnsn ",
Mia Usty was not there AZ the time OF her death anu
many now believe that abe was Innocent IL peho'0'
that new revelations will soon be made
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1Ap1EssyFSs ANoyC TUE MINERS.

SHAMoKIN, Penn, Sept. 11.-MOlle Ma
gusm is again rampant In the upper and lower Luzerno
districts Nno murders have recently occurred IN the
northern cOal-nelds ana mines are frequently fired.
Murderers and re-bugs 90 free and the police seem
powero,s 10 afford protection to life and property. The
moonlight rifle companies are drilling unmolested.
and the Association OF Miners and Laborers 10 daily
growing by hundreds II Is well known here that the
"Moe Mcguire brotherhood mas been quietly Orgonz-
ing since last Apr and general outbreak is confidently
looked for before November Detectives are Watching
for Socialist Gorsuch, OF Chicago who Is thought VIII
organize revolt among the miners Ihe tanliaf
notices have been received by several members
OF the Law and Order Society
WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. l1.-Since tho ending OF tho
coal haulers strike In the Wheeling Creek Coal mines
there has been much ieeng between the old drivers
aud the men who filled their places. This cumiraed
last night in an ARRAY In which two OF the strikers were
serlously wounded. Late In the evening crowd or
miners proceeded 10 the house Of Isaac JONES'
one OF the hauers aud proceeded 10 tear u down.
They becan operations by beating in the door with u
Mr. Jones seized shotgun ana hred two loads OF DcA-
shot into the crowd seriously wonnding FRANK Ecehor
and Bernard MOconaugh, anu uiNlhB tue fest VI 'no
out Of range
CLEVELAND Ohio Sept. IL (SpeeGD. William Edwards
eI-COn gresham TOwnsends partner and the Police
Commissioners had an Informal conference to-day on the
situation among the iron mills at Newburg Mr..
Edwards spoke for the business interests OF the city lie
said that twothrds OF the wanted to return to work
and the Mayor ought TO send out police force largo
enough to protect them One decisive battle he Thought
would settle the strike. don't say, but the mahase-
ment OF tho mills might be better" continued MT.
Edwards but they have never yet conceded anything
and will senator Payne told me the other uay
that the mills would never start up except on their own
This light TO the Mayor The strike Is apparently ap.
preaching termination OF some sort. meetings anu ~ 1
discussions are again the order or the uhy ana u ~
general impression that the mills are soon TO 10 put IN
ODeratlOn.
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THROWN IN 70 HYsrER OS BY yAPHTHA.

BosToN, Sept ii (SpeciaD. of the girls
employed IN tho coat room at the American RuoDer
Works on Pottsst Cambridge began to conduct herself
In strange manner this morning. She laughed, CRIED
then suddenly became sober and tainted Another girl
close by tainted almost at the same Instant TO io
lowed by third This was u signal for general panic
over 900 girls suspendng work The unconscious ones
were carried into the open air and medical aid soon ar
rived Before the arrived about ten or twelve
more we're in various stages OF hystercs. inside OF
twenty minutes about thrty-lve glris were aloo'o
many of them having tainted. Their actions were at
trbuted 10 fumes OF napntha which they were oDgeu 10
breathe while using the cement for the gums OF tno
and enats lts effect upon the system Is not unlike
laughing.gas being violent In those OF weak con-
stltutons. They were using the napntha IN arse @
IN wagons and carriages.
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RESULTS or THE TORNADO.
AID ASKED FOR THE SUFFERERS AT WASHINGTON
CoCRr HoCsE-A CLoUD-BURsT.

AID ASKED FOR THE SUFFERERS AT WASHINGTON
CoURr HoCsE-A CLoUD-BURsT
WASHINGTON Court HOUSE, Ohio, Sept II.
Congressman John Little who has here two days
examining into tho situation OF affairs says The Re
lief Committee estimate that a hundred families will
need assistance because OF tho losses caused by the
storm. Some. rs know from personal observation. are
rendered destitute Numbers OF persons are on the
street n borrowed clothing. Business men. a rule
viii be heavily burdened to make tLer necessary
repairs. Aid for the suffering poor must, therefore.
from outside sources IL Will require many thou
sands OF dollars TO alleviate the suffering. and
should be delay In furnishing t. There Is reluctance
among the citizens ask for outside assistance. They
shoad no be required TO ask IL should come without
asking. and gracously. Winter Ia close at hand,
and the Relief Committee, which Is a most excellent
one. will have all Il do with all the needed funds
hand to provide shelter for the needy by the time cold
weather sets In Every dollar sent 20 the chairman,
ColoneH b. Maynard. Washington Court House. Will
be eonscientously applied to the relief Of the needy
poor"
that the wreck OF Rivers Wis. the Milton.
OF this port and that her lost. The peco OF
monkey.ral' painted white. with the name Milton IN
black letters recognized by several vessel men here
from the Milton. Ehe lett hero over week ago. WIS
loaded with wood at Hodge H0g Harbor. aud should
have been back on "Wednesday IL Is supposed that she
capszcd and that the entire crew were drowned In at
tempting TO reach shore They were Captain julius
MRthlasOn, age thlrty-twOi Edward Mathhson, age
twcnty-siX. ani Charles Mahi4son ago twenty. Fred
Hanson, age hfy, was another OF Tho crew, put tie
OF the cook who IL a Milwaukee man. s unknown.
Captain MathiasOn leaves "A wife aud two children
Tucson, Arizona. Sept. IA cloud-burst near Pan.
tans on Wednesday evening washed out SIX miles OF
freight train from tho East was wrecked. Engineer
Charles stanton injured In 1.-THE breast, Fireman
Smith had his leg crushed, and Len" Harris had bis
head cut and his u Injured There
west from Tucson last night.