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Hurdcrrrs " rdcrpu.

A dispatch dated Silver Station, n.
+. June 6. says:
+. G. Jubst. the agent, md PurreI,
IT,. operator. were killed 10y robbers
Tuosd - night. The rul beers secured
5000. Sheriff Jrfri-s With IL vcsse Of
40 men. armed with WincItcsters, pnr-
sued the robbers. The robbers refused
to surrender aud We're Mt once fred up
"n aud r,ddl,d with bullets. One il bu,
n mere boy. Both are foreigners. The
bod o. are at SIIv, r, waiting to be
brought To ll.l I'M. The rnn.or TINT
tbs robbers numbered Iour men Wa
~uufounicd.
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sea Scrpents EcItp>.a.

G. +. Fowler. a late enploye OF the
Alaska Fur COMPANY, is autL' iity for
the statement that AT the e d "A, rs
Of Sunke river 6Iov.s Of animals range
measuring atove 20 tee; in stature al j
81 in length. Iu g-Lernl c]tarscteris-
tics they resemble tue elephant Of nb-
normal size. but their ears ale smaller,
their eyes are larger AMI trunks If
greater length MD more slender. The
tu>ks are six III humber and placed Ike
those III IL wild boar. Thee tusks
weigh 80 pounds each. The hair f
the monsters j. course and dun red iu
color. Tw" 81 these mrmmrihs we've
recently killed. 10y the limit lniian..
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Declines nn Interview.

The Hon. Roswell r. Flower in n
burt II emotional confidence suih TO n
New York Tribune reporter the otln T
day: 81 do not care tn tuIk about Iul =
ties" IL is strnge That our public
men every now ind then suffer them
selves to lie betrayed into making re.
marks from Which II good, enierprising
reporter eau draw the cunrlusion, not
OILY that they are candidates for the
Presidency; but that they have mapped
ont their plans Of campaign, aud all bnt
appointed their cabinet Uiio,rs.-- Reno
Ga Zrtte.
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NIcnI EonunRrnlInn.

Inflammation 10y Telegraph brings a.,
i~h'e'iigehcc that the tosn Of seatl
Washington Territory. was de.t-oye
bY Die fhutslny. tue whole businus.
portion Of The city beng CONSUME,
Tue loss III property ia estimated nn til,
~"y hon $40, W. ooO 80 SIC, OOJ, 90.
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Pastor Mckinney. who has charge
OF II Baptist church in Ansonin. Conn.
recently preached against card play
Ing. Ito was decided in his opinion
that n Christian ought not To play
cards. ovcn whist. In which no could
SEQ no science, and laid down these
h'o points; First-Chrlstians should
not pIny cards for amusement. because
It's u waste of timo. Sccond--Thcy
shonld not play cards b%ccauso IL dfs.i.
p"tcs tho mind. Third They should
not play cards Because tho example 10
Others Is ono that is injurious. Fourth
They should not play cards because
IL lcmiS to gambling. Fiub-Thcy
should not play cards because whist.
'no Christian gamo. ~ generally
played today, is gambling.
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Srnutnr Jones IN one Of those pncihc
Coasters whose hearts nrc bigger thnu
my other portion Of their bniics. lIa
would rather eat II good dinner with
conSenml companions ihru mnke II big
killing in Wall Htr' 1t II he hnd to watch
the market. Whether floating lnz.ly on
the top suYe Of f0Ituur's fnvUr or drep
down IN the slough, Of disaster, he il
ont"nrhly the same liuppy -go-lucky
Jones. lie believes IN his star. mud il
mast h" acknowledged thutthe star has
generally led him "n 10 fortune. Tie
Senator wss at the Holman House Last
light, where his rosy conntennucc,
s,lvery bnir and beard. kindly eye,
~siOncliy mir aud California i"sonciaur'
n'trh't'd general attention II New
Yak World.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

Tho Baptist (Y. On. State Mis-
s,onnry reports that Of SGG baptist
churches in tho State 7i2 aro IN tho
country and in Villages; 337 aro una
bIc' without MD, TO sustain pnstors:
v two hundred Of them aro pastor
Icss from year to yca". mud although
W" membership OF tho churches in
inc state has In tho last fifteen years
Increased 1851. the membership in
me country and smaller villages hus
fallen OF fully 5000.
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A J"hu>town contractor my that it
will take IN. 600 nan thirty days 10 clear
the ground 80 that the streets are pass.
aide anal tie work OF rebuilding eau lie
Z nnmenced. Over 5000 men ARE now
At work in the streets. Y, lnuteers nrr
.loiug noble work. Nearly every own
IL Western Pennsylvania is represented
10y 10 to 100 men. uul many towns in
Ohio and New York also furnish their
quota Of lIb"TrrS.
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CIeVeIS AID fixed.

F1.Pr~sidrnt Clev. land wrote this
on II Flip OF paper aud sent 1t to hn III
4"iling New Yo.k reporter: 81 mn
q instantly bothered with questions i'll
regard to country places already ST.
cared OF to b, ,rcnIed by myself OF
Mrs. Cleveland. We have no country
places except Oak View: We want
none. aud We are not on The lookout
for one, and We would NO, take one a. II
off
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MS C0UnT.
iIos. Il. Il. BiGELnw, Judge.

HON w. " bl6ELhw, Judge.
IL 20. June 4. 1889.
Tho State 0t Nevada vs.. John A.
Murphy: Sentenced to q term Of t.o
years Ia the State Prison.
\. =. GulIngcr Va. A. Ieich,ct
Trial set for the 2G;h instant.
Albert and S~anguiuet W. Fred
Scot /: rrial Sot for tn" 18th in.,int.
In the matter Of tho Estate Of J. 70
D"hm", deceased; Proceedings post.
'pUn,d 10 the 9th instdu,.
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San Francisco la, rni-ed so. 900 for
the Pennsylvania suif Ters sd far.
which amount has hesn forwarded Ia
Gov. Beaver. aud Louis S!"ss. Treas
urer Of the II lief Commit &C., .nys that
il money keeps coming in it won't be
iorG before that figure is raised to $i0,-
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A few '.uld rut" newspapers. which
ARE JEALOUS Of the growing popularity Of
the Examiner. nrc 'kirkiu2 like bay
steers Ice lu.r the Monarch Of the
Dniii-S proposes - s-nin represent
tive pnpl from tue syn fr mcis 60
schools to the Paris Exposition fie~ "f
charge. Lite boats necessarily keel
urar shore.
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Our cit z-I.s age again cautioned to
use every possible means TO guard
tctin,t fire. Fires are II ually tie re-
>uli either Of rnrrlrssrrsS or incen-
linrisrn, aud ~ there ~ not much dan
:er from the later cIuse cave i'll the
Use OF fl aud matches mny prevent the
loss of life and property. BE sure Il Mt
every thing /, absolutely safe nIou, YOU:
premises.
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Supplemental 10 the Johns,own food.
Elmir,. New York. Inns MISC hpeu tho
scene Of durnse ly overflow To tho tx.
icnt 0i n halt million dollars. Stoihou
county. III the sumc State. will MA,
meet wah l'-se@ amounting To n mill
sOm ~tloilu's Rnilto vi trnch nlorg tho
rri6 r"nd hn- been wisi,rd way 10 tho
ext mt 81 NIFTY miles. aud. worse than
II. ihiiteon bodies have been picked
~ between An ',nis nnI 81 tkr~bula
J Junction Matyl Md hns nl.o had its
.hnte 81 thee u~ucy,mpleI pUd Z.
'n'ounling im money loss to over two
linndrel ,h"i'nnd H. II IRA At iInrpor's
Ferry people ME camprd ont On tho
wills. ~ dread Of TIE ArwiGg elemcnt.
- -@.a.aa==-aa
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Trouble Is ms' in brewing in the ranks
OF the Botherh, rhoud f Locomotive
Engineers. At IA meeting III Ga cage
a few days ago il was intiuntrd tlut
there was lik ely 10 be n reduction Of
wages on II number OF Western rOHds.
aud in this event there S"uld lie
strikes. Chief Arthur, who is ii can
lidute for re.elec ion. mid he would
not nc:ert the strike under any circutu-
stances and advised the neu to accept
the reduced wages.
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Trial }

F"llrwing are the names Of the Trinl
Jurors drlam Ia serve at the June ars-
sion Of the District Cont. vcnirr made
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STOCK BRANDS.

RANGE: North Fork Of the Humboldt ind Mountain City. Eko county. Ne
.ds. AMI Duck and Brnnean Valleys, O~yLes county. Idaho.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
MONTANA'S GIRLS MARRY AT
VERY TENDER YEARS.
A Case in Wisconsin that Battles
Observation-Disclosures Horses
Win Good Races.
Especial DISPATCHES TO THE REoonD-us1os.r
AMBITIOUS CuILDRr:x.
\ Montana Farmers Trials with His
Naritally line lined Daughter.

Montana Farmers Trials with His
Naritaliy-inc lined Daughters.
HELENA on. T. June 9th. - Sidney
Mitchell, prospect rs TanChman living
near MISsoula, has lately been having a
most exciting time with his daughters and
their lovers.
About two weeks ago Mamie, aged about
l6, started, as II was presumed, ON a visit
10 friends in Idaho. Miss Mamie WAS a
very pretty girl and had number ofIoyers.
but the one whom the father favored the
most was least acceptable to the daughter.
ElchaTd Wright, a reputable Young fellow,
but poor, was Miss Nauuie's iayoritc. and
Just about the time the girl left for Idaho
Dick disappeared also The fathers susp:-
clons We're aroused and he started after his
daughter, catching he couple lust over the
Idaho line about an hour afIe- they had
been married by Justice.
The father returned home, determined To
keep close watch on his remaining daugh-
ter Hattie, not vet u years of age. Hattie
Is demure little miss and gives promise
OF developing into handsome woman.
The other daughter being ont of the mark
ct, and there being many more mea in the
nelghborhOOu than women, Miss Hattie
soon had many Of her sisters former
sutors AT her feet, as well aS a number of
her own.
The father soon tired of so many visitors
and gsve them To understand that his
daughter was too young to think OF mar
rlsge. Everything went apparently all
right until last Saturday morning, when
the father discovered that his daughter
was missing. Diligent search failed TO re-
veal her whereabouts, but it was discovered
that on the previous night, about IL o'clock,
Henry Patterson and the young lady were
seen riding over the range, in the direction
of the railroad.
Sheriff Bancus was notified and started
in pursuit, catching the couple at Arlee.
The girl was returned to her home. where
they now have her in close confinement,
as she declares she will marry Patterson at
the first opportunity.
Patterson has been bound over to an
swer in Court the charge of kidnapping, and
is now in Jail.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07
PECULIAR CASE.
An AttiiCtiOn that Has Puzzled All the
Doctors and Scientists

An Aftiiction that Has Puzzled All the
Doctors and Scientists.
Rock RIVER FALLS (Wis), June 9Th
Richard Chandler, prominent and
wealthy resident of the town of Irving,
few miles south of here, is on the verge of
the grave, as the result of an aflliction that
has puzzled the doctors, and which stands
unique in the records of medical history.
For several years Chambers mouth has
been gradually growing together, until now
the oritice is only about the size of small
marble.
All efforts 10 check the strange growth
have been unavailing. Chandler is now
unable to take sufficient nourishment to
satisfy the demands OF his system. 1t is
proposed TO cut his mouth open and pre-
vent its further closing by artificial means,
but the patent says his atfliction is fore
warning of his approaching dissolution,
and will not allow his physicians to operate
on him
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THE FATAL HnuR-
Another Town Wiped Out.

NILLIAMsPoRT (Pa.), June 6th.-Word
has been received from the Crescent Nail
Works, on the Northern Central Railway.
that that place has been nearly all washed
away. Many of the houses and part of the
nail works are gone. The population took
refuge in the church on the side hill, and
are left entirely destitute. Most of the
men of the town have gone to work along
the railroad, helping in repairing, but their
families are left wherever they can find
shelter
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NO INqUEsTs TO BE HELD.
APPEAL FOR AID.
The Poor Must Not Starve-They Must be
Taken Care of.

Taken Care Of
PITTsBURG, June 6th.-Contributions are
coming in rapidly for the relief of the
Johnstown sufferers. 1t is estimated at the
Chamber of Commerce that $500, 900 has
been subscribed. Chairman McCreary of
the Relief Committee tonight issued cir
cular in which he states that it will require
10000 men to clear the wreck along
the ten miles of destruction and
place the city in a safe sani-
tary condition. This will cost double the
amount now in the hands of the commit
tee and leaves nothing for the sufferers
and the destitute, which is very great, all
of which has been carefully attended to.
The destitute are brought to the city,
clothed, fed and housed, or sent free to
friends all over the land. We ask the
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Burlington Route Excursions, via Denver
and Rio Grande Railway

Leave Sacramento every Tuesday and Friday
tor all points East, via Salt Lake. Pullman
tourist sleeping cars, provided with mattresses.
blankets, sheets, pillows, curtains toilet articles
etc, through 10 Chicago and st. Louis For
full particulars address, TICKET AGENT SOUTH
ERS PACIFIC COMPANY, Sacramento, or Agent
BURLINGTON ROUTE, Sc Montgomery street, SAN
Francisco. fe2Stf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07
Diamond Contests.

CHICAGO, June 6uh.-The baseball con-
tests throughout the East yesterday, re-
suited as follows:
At Philadelphia-Firs game, Athletic 5,
Louisville 2. Second game, Athletics 16,
Louisville 3.
At Observation-Disclosures s, Pittsburg 2.
At Columbus-Coiumbu 3, st. Louis 8.
At Baltimore-Baltimor 3, Cincinnati
10.
At elphia-Philadelp 6, Wash
lngton l.
At Chicago-Chicago II, indianapolis Z.
At Boston-Boston 10, New York I.
Pensions for California.
WASHINGTON, June 6th.-Pensions have
been issued TO citizens of California, as fol-
lows: Seth F. Daniels. Edwin Scranton,
Abraham F. Lindenman, James G. Baker,
minors of William X. Mitchell, Margaret,
widow of John r. Hughes.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07
Advice to Mothers.-Mrs. win.low.s

Auv1ce 10 Methers.-Mrs. WInslow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer ct once; 1t produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cAerub swakes as bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant TO taste. II soothes the child
softens the gums, sllsys all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best-known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes twenty-five cents 8
bottle. MWFly
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07

DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills Cure ali cases
of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor Impotency
and all ailments caused by excess indiscretion,
and abuse. A perfect restorative Price, S2 SO.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price, or by express
c. o. ID Address all orders TO A. McBOYLE &
CO., Druggists, San Francisco; p. o. Box, 1889.
mY66m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07

just Arrivedi A large shipment of gen.
Inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett
worst, fine Italian Salomi. Also, a large VARIETY
of different kinds OF Cheese st 72S ] street
BAUMLE. Give US call d3o-lm
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07

have not used all of one bottle yet.
suffered from catarrh twelve years, experieuc-
ing the nauseating dropping in the throat, and
nose bleed almost daily. procured Ely's Cream
Balm and since the first days use have had no
more bleeding-the soreness is entirely gone -
ID. e. Davidson, with the Boston Budget. MWF
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07
NEW TO-DAY.

advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost
Found, For Sale To Let and similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time. Al
notices Of this character lCiQ be found under this
heading
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07

Agency for the book called s.Tokolo9y,o
by Alice B. Stockhan. Call at l0l4 Tenth street
where all orders for the same can be left.
je6ds MRS. C. NJ. CARLETON,
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Ii. f. Stoll, Dentist. formerly of 81 j
street, has removed TO sos street. over Mrs
katzenstein's Millinery Store my27.u
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07
GENERAL NOTICES.

had catarrh very bad and could hardly
breathe. Suffered over ten years. l am using
Ely's Cream Balm; it is working a cure, surely.
have induced several friends to use it, and
with happy results in every ease.-B. w. Sper-
~, Hartford, Conn. MWF
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07
Pullman Tourist Gar rxcurs,opsSe,

excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road Santa Fe route), under management of
salaried railroad employees leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for ali Eastern points.
Berths furnished through 10 Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through TO destination. G. w. RAIL1ON, agent.
92S Second street, Sacramento, Cal m3-lmMWF
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07
IN NEW YORK.

JEROME PARK, June G,h.--The weather
to-day was cloudy, the track fine, and the
attendance about 5000
The mile dash Auricoma won in 1:46,
Senorita second, Fresno third.
The fourteen -hundred-yard race Forest
King won in 1:2ll, Ballston second, Eolo
third
The mile and an eighth Sluggard WOE,
Bohemian second, Luminary third. Time,
200.
The mile dash Fides won, King Crab
second, Now-or-Neve third. Time, 1:44!.
The mile and a quarter dash Haggin's
FirenZi won in 2:14, The Forum second.
The three-quarter mile dash Prodigal
won, Tenbroeck, Jr., second, Dalesman
third. Time, lis.
The five-eighths of mile was won by
Coldstream in l:00!, Vivid second, Village
Maid third.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07

The best piaee in California have your printing, done
A J. Johnston & Cos. 1Io s.. Sacramento, Cal
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07
EASTERN RACES.
Theo. Winters Wins at ST. Louis with
non Hasa E,c-.,in NJ T.,,,,,,., p..,-

Theo. Winters Wins at st. Louis with
Don JoSe-HaGSin at Jerome Park,
ST. LOUIS, June 6th.-The attendance to-
day was about 5000, the weather perfect,
and the track fast.
The mile and seventy-vard dash was won
by Bonnie King, Keeyena second, Myrth
third. Time, l:4Si.
The six furlongs dash for two-year-olds,
Flyaway won, Starter Caldwell second, Jaia
third. Time, 1l6l.
All ages, one mile and an eighth, Clara
G. won, Bonita second, Huntress third.
Time; 1:563.
The mile and one-fourth dash for three
year-olds was won by Don Jose, Theodore
Winters colt, Sportsman second, Laura
Davidson third. Time, 2:l4I.
Steeplechase, full course, Ligsro won,
Matte Watkins second, Killarney third
Time III
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07

generous subscriptions which are coming
from all over the county 10 be continued
until sufficient funds are provided TO com,
plete the above want.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07

Funeral Nofjce-CathOltc Mutual b. A.
Members of the above Association are requested
to attend the funeral of our late brother Patrick
Denny, THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON at 2
o'clock.
Its JAMES RILEY REPRESENTATIVE
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07

The Exceltior Carpet-cleaning and Rem
ovating Co. S.W. cor. 18th and ]. Sacramenfn I'm
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07
WANTED-LOST. POUND.

WTANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO WORK IN
w Coffee Saloon at 5l7 X street. je63t*
{NANTED-A RELIABLE WOMAN FOR
w housework and care of an invalid in
family et two. Apply at lOl3 Fourth st. je62t%
NNANTED - COMPLETELY FURNISHED
w house for three months, from July 1st, by
gentleman and wife. Address E. je6-3t*
WANTED-PARTIEsT TO LOCATE ON VAL
w liable sugar pine timber lands near Sacra-
mento; a few remaining quarter sections at $50
each. Call on SNOW, l0l5 Sixth street. je6-tf
WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO PUR.
w chased some animal charcoal from a
drug store on J street Tuesday evening, between
and O. clock, please call at the store where
he purchased 1t, and learn something to his ad-
vantage? je6 3t&
WTANTED-A POSITION BY COMPE-
w tent man as landscape gardener, fruit or
small fruit grower, or vegetable grower. Ad-
dress, 7. NJ, this office. je5-St*
WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
wv housework in small family. Address,
W. NJ, this office. je53t#
WANTED-A SECONDHAND PHAEToN,
w with folding top. Address, A. H., this
once. je5-St*
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO COOKING AND
w assist in general housework in a small
family. Cali at 1&25 street. Ie53t"
Ah AN lED-hhILE 1OU AXE IN 1ONN,
w to take cheap, clean room at the TELE-
GRAPH HOUSE, 1920 J St, Sacramento. Rooms,
% and 90 cents. ije4-St&l II. PLUMMER, Prop.
NIRL WANTED-TO DO COOKING AND
VI general housework at 1875 l st. je36t*
MIANTED-SIX MEN TO DRIVE HEADER
w wagons, ten men to hay, six men for hop
Tanches, three cooks, four walters Female
Twelve girls for housework, two waiter girls.
Apply to EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth and
K streets, Sacramento.
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FOR SALE-T0 LET.

ENOR sALE-TwO GOOD HORSES; ONE is A
l. Berlin colt, four years old; is suitable for
delivery or buggy horse; the other is good
work horse, or for phaeton use. Cali on VIM
HOOK, 1719 street ie66t*
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EOR RENT-AN UPRIGHT CHICKERING
L Piano; only responsible parties Address
NJ. Z. J Z. o. Box 22I, Sacramento ie6-6t*
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Even the undertakers are unable to re-
main at work in the Fourth Ward Morgue
this morning, owing to the stencil. Forty
bodies in the small school.room all un-
known, were taken from the room and
placed in the front yard. They will be
kept a day or two longer, but in the hot
sun decomposition will set in very soon.
-Four bodies were found near the stone
bridge this morning.
The body OF Benjamin Hoffman, his
daughter, 20 years old, and a 3-year. old
child were found in the large family resi-
dence.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07
HUMAN pEPRAvITY.

This morning Chairman Heinz of the Re-
lief Committee was informed by several
Pennsylvania railroad conductors that two
or three women of questionable character
arrived last night. The railroad men said
that from their language they were pro-
curesses, who hoped to prey on the IN
fortunate young women. Heinz reported
the matter to the police, who intend to
warn all suspicious characters to leave the
town at once.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07

IEO LET-A SMALL COTTAGE WILL BE LET
i cheap if applied for Immediately Inquire
at lS15 street los 9tz
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07

NO GREAT DANGER FROM EPIDEMIC
An officer of the State Board of Health
who inspected the towns above Johnstown
yesterday, concluded that no great danger
of epidemic originated above the city, ex-
cept perhaps at lockwood, where an i'm
mense amount of wreckage was filled with
dead horses.
There is great danger to all towns below
here for many miles, on account of the GER
tain contamination of all the sources of
water supply.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07

Z for man and wife or gentlemen. Eastern
part OF city, on II street. Good nome table
Address, =. B., this Office ie4.3t*
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At noon to-day Johnstown and adjoin-
ing boroughs, or what is left of them, prac-
tically passed under martial law.
Adjutant-General Hastings says he has
not declared martial law yet. The soldiers
are on guard, and no one is permitted be-
tween the lines unless they have an order
from the Adiutant-General.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-07

The State Health authorities unquestion-
ably have stupendous task here In ad-
dition to the bodies of the dead persons
there are thousands of carcasses of animals.
The Sanitary Inspectors yesterday removed
fifty dead animals from one small space in
mass of debris
The Surgeon General at Washington has
telegraphed that every pound of disinfect-
ants procurable at Washington has been
forwarded and is now on its way here.