Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-03

man in Johnstown to-day for robbins dea,
The story related OF Nr Dick Is that he saw
! The man so to the dead body o. the woman aut
! tskc on several rings that she he'd on. HI
pnl. ID out his revolver and fred. The bullet
| struck the man. He fell forward ard his body
was washed away by the wster
A GENEROUS SENATOR.
This afternoon Editor Swark O, IN g rol,r, S.,,zv,,
| Ii'guRe, received telegram from Senator Iuny
| 70 draw on him at sight at the Beaver Derosi,
| Bank for Sal0 ana aid the atll liCtcd
W. ;. Brown OF PittSburg Americur Relief
Corps today notity'Captsiu Hahn the Civ S0lic-
tor, that PittSburC AaSouS stand ready To furnish
| anything th&. IS wanted. The scene at s1pper
| time shows that hunger is beginning 10 drive
| the sufferers 10 desperation.
They surrounded the freight cars that had
been n1ed up to iced the hungry and shouted
| ior bread. At first those in charge
ToSSKD THE PROVISIONS INTo THE. CRown.
And an awful scramble followed Children
| were trampled under foot and women were un-
able 70 get food, though they needed il worst
Finally the Al.eghsny and Pittsburg police
| stopped the throwing of food and forced Tho
G-oWd TO pass in Stngle-Gle before the car doors
| Ihen there was no more trouble though littIr
| children were crying for bread
where's that child without stockings ''
called out the committeeman from the car filed
With clOthiUg.
There were dozens of shivcring little girls in
SiGht ana many were Poo,ly clothed to protect
| to night Many poor
WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE SUFFERING.
It is estimated by Councilman Williams and
undertaken McNUlIy that there has been washed
| and prepared for burial ; SEQ bodies today.
The remains at Morr,uyille are sill in the
yscdnt lot.
The number of persons that seerch,d the
| debris for u!undeT today is surprising. Poorly
| c!ai iaocTiuE men may ty seen carry. ing
brac.
tiaros by the dozen are scattered along the
river, bus they are ruined.
one Of the pathetic scenes Of the fav wrS "a
man and wife who drew uom mass OF rubbish
part of cradle. They looked gt &. for q mo-
ment in silence and fell to weeping in each
others arms for the loved little one tha, was
William Warner IS broken hearted man. or
a family OF ten just five are missing \ 10. Of
HUNGARIANS ATTACHED THE CARS
standing on the tracks tonight in order 10 seize
the Clothing and provisions. one was tll7ut d
over TO Deputy Sheriff and the lest were
clubbeG.
The Huugarians and negroes are causing most
trouble, All day long they have been filling
with whisky. taken from the river ON Saturday
ana tonight, and they are in q dangerous
mood.
The negroes of Johnstown were selling hams.
sacks of Hour and dress goods forwhisky lhny
actually had the cheek to dive a wagon TO The
rear Of wrecked store and load it with goods
and were hauling it away when stopped
y lANuSdtlah, WIN TWO companions, was
caught to-day in kernyillc
RlFLING \ BODY.
An indignant crowd beat and kicked the men
severely. They placed rope about the neck
OF one OF them ana swung him up to a tree
keeping him there until he nearly Straugled
The men were then released and chased by
the crowd, who, is said, stoned them into the
river where they were drowned.
A Deputy Sheriff named Porter shot negro
who was robbing store.
MISS Fulton, daughter of Manager Fulton of
the Cambria Iron Works together with six
others, had thrilling experience. They We're
at the tlT>t National Bank BUILDING and were
driven to the roof At last the building movsd
and the ladies leaped to another roof This
was leaplDg down stream and they leaped to
another aud then to another They Travelled
almost the entire length OF Main street on top of
roofs ana finally landed safely at Vine street.
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS
CHICAGO, June 2d.-Mayor Cregier has issued
call Tor Il mass meeting of citizens tomorrow
to take action toward contributing to the reliet
OF the pennsylvania sufferers. A substitution
list was started to-day which has already re
cetved many signatures AdviceS to similar
effect have been received from st. Louis Gin.
cinnati, Detroit, Kansas City, Cleveland and
many other cities.
Throughout Pittsburg and Allegheny CITY to-
day the principal halls were taken up with
meetings OF various character. among them be-
ing the labor organizations and the most lib
eral feeling displayed. Contributions
poured in fast and plenty, and every effort will
be made to push the relief forward as quickly
as possible 10 the griet-strCkeu region. In all
the churches i'll both cities collections we're
taken up and large sums raised.