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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-02

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fxae Of Washes. hooks, Guns and namtfoas ksnnshold Ats<iss
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-11-02

Chamberlain has commenced the err
ection of a $4,000 hotel.
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nee with circulars and terms, Write
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ty years.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-03
ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegrsphic Dispatches From
All Parts of tn. NYnrIh-


. Twelve thousand men are still on strike at
Saar Germany.
san BernardinO county is not only free from
debt, but there Is S2OJ,Ut0 III her treasury
The Oregonian railway is trying to run trains
with new men in the places Of The unpaid strik-
eTS.
one oil well in Cholame valley. Monterey
day.
The, HaywaTds fruitmen netted 1917 cents a
pound on their shipment of Cherries direct to
Professor c. H. Allen has handed in his resig-
nation as Principal OF the state Normal School
at san Jose.
Joseph Geckal, a tailor was fined Sl5 at Stock
ton Friday for calling another tailor 'scab'
and a "Sheeney.'
The carpenters and ioiners and woodworking
mill employees in san Jose have secured the
adoption of a nine-hOur day.
In Venezuela the yellow fever is raging Fears
are expressed that men enough to handle the
coffee crop Will be unObtainabe
\ threatened strike caused revocation of the
order for a reduction of the pay of brakemen on
the California southern Railroad.
In Oregon contract marriages are not valid
unless the contract is made in the presence of a
minister, priest or judicial officer.
A Paris tribunal has decided that Baron Sell
liere is sane, but suffering from transitOry aber-
ration of the mind, due 10 passion.
Charles Stanton formerly of San Francisco,
was drowned while bathing in Russian river,
near Duncan Mills, last Wednesday.
The Palace Car Company is suing the Wagner
Car Company to prevent the latter from using
the vestibule rs completed structure
1t is stated that the Princes of Murat will
claim indemnity from Italy OF " ,000 900 liIe for
the cOntiscated estates of King Joachim.
The American schooner Matte Winship of
Gloucester, Mass. has been seized by the Do
minion steamer Vigilant and taken to North
Sidney.
The iron market at Cleveland, Ohio, was
nearly paralyZed Saturday by the sale of D OLO
tons of Tennessee iron, Al forge, at Sl3 Co. de-
hvered.
The Napa Consolidated Quicksilver Mining
Company has declared dividend of 10 cents
per share, payable July lst TO stockholders of
record June 18TH
The civil marriage of Prince William of Hoh-
enzolern and Princess Maria of Bourbon oc-
CURED at the villa of the Countess of Trapani at
Baden Baden on Monday.
Mrs. May brick who is under arres: at Liver
pool for having poisoned her husband is not
niece of Jefferson Davis, as has been stated
She is not related to him at all. Her father, Mr.
Chandler of Mobile, Ala, was friend and ad-
mirer OF Mr.. Davis.
There has been much lying about Haytiar
affairs that one story is only good till smother is
told, but If Hippolyte has crushed Legitime il
VIII perhaps render unnecessary the Commits
sion whose organization is now bothering the
Administration. Hippolyte has no European
affiliations to stir up the Monroe Doctrine
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sy way of the top. Fur her up town lafs of

by way Of the top. Fur her up town aIaf. Of
LOGGED N TIE STREET
And did great damage. The best description
which can be given OF the general appearances
OF the wreck is TO imngire q number of chill
dren's ocks placed closely together, and then
scattered III almost every direction
Al the commencement of the wrecksce
Whicn Is az the opening or the valley, ore can
look up the valley for miles aud not see a house-
Nothing stands but an old mill
Char'es Luther Is the name OF the boy who
stood on an adjacent elevation and saw the
whole hood. He said he heard grinding noise
lar up the valley, and looking mp he could see
dark line moving slowly towards him He
saw that il was houses floating high IN the air
Down the valley 1t moved, and across the little
mountain city for ten minutes nothing but
moving houses we've 10 be seen, ard the waters
came with a roar and g crash
This lasted for two hours and then il began
10 now more steadily.
THE PILLAGING oE HOUSES
in Johnstown IS something awful 10 conten,.
plate and describe. Ii makes one feel almost
ashamed to call himself Il man and know that
others who bear the same name have con-
Terted themselves into human yultures, prey
ing on the dead.
Men are carving sh0trunS and reyDlverS aud
woe bctlde the strangers who looks even suy-
plclouSly st any article Goods of great value
were being sold in town to-day
FOR \ DGISk OF WHISKY.
A supply store has been established in the
Fourth Ward in Johnstown, and q line OF men
women and children extending for a square
waited patiently for their wants 10 be suptlied
The school house has been converted into a
Morgue and the dead are being buried from
this place.
\ hospital has been opened near by and is
tull Of patients. The Pennsylvania Railroad is
laying tracks from JohuS3own station 10 the
waShout. a temporary bridge is being built
ana by TO. morrow evening trains viii be run
mo JohnStoWn. Communication by rail has
been established between Piltsburg and The cnj
of the stone bridge.
Assistant Superintendent Trump is on the
grounds ana Is authority for this news lie
knows nothing of the condition of the track be-
tween Johnstown and Altoona. In some places.
1t II said the tracks were ScoOped out 10 a
depth Of twenty feet. The PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road loses thirty-tye engines and many cars.
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BURYING IN TRENCHES.
Caring for the Wounded, Dead and ID.
ing-Further ParticuIars


JoHNsTowN PA J, June 2d.-Men were at work
IN the lower IOder Catholic Cemetery and the
Grand view Prot slant Cemetery this afternoon
ulgglng trenches Tor the bodies that were eX-
posed when the waters began falling. They
are IN bad condition and some of them have
aIrt ddy been inferred. In the haste and excite
inent no definite arrangements seem to have
DeeA made for the funeral services. The only
suggestion that cOnld be obtained at Morrells-
vile was that all the bodies would be buried
and general memorial services held after the
present suffering is alleviated In talk to-day
CONDUCTOR BELL,
of the first section of the day express, laid ND
at ConemaUgh on the nightof the disaster said:
The first and second sections stopped side bv
side at Conemaugh Friday afternoon on account
OF the washOut at Lillys. The second was next
to the hill, and the first on the outside. Sud
denly saW what Looked like a wall of water
IL was thirty feet high. We barely had time to
notify the passengers aud they nearly all fed
up the hillside. One old man, who with his
son returned for some reason, was drowned.
Two cars
WENT DOWN IN THE CURRENT.
do not know how many were drowned. We
saw two on top of the cars. The water set fire
to lot of lime, and the fire caught two Pull
man cars, which were destroyed, but no person
was burned, all the passengers in them having
lett the train before the cars were caught. There
were about 100 persons on my section, which
was made up of day coaches. After the rush
the passengers went back 10 ithe cars, and later
were cared for by the people OF Conemaugh
Afterwards they were taken to Ebensburg
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WASHINGTON SUBMERGED.
The Usually Peaceful and Placid Potomac
Angry Tnrrenr

A"ireu'-
o,,,,,,, -, ~ . 1, 1,ls -HN'tS plSd along the
ana ,i,rIL ~ ~ g"',>! wanna Nallfoad station
5''t | '.tyuEA I'C streets ui SOU Washington all
-, - e ,Nu 'yt' L'Ms we're caught IN the
station ana s,vr-li ,i Sln LosonlAt
streets by boys These fish come + S-H H., 80,
tiNm- Ai a>H pond. The waters otrhr Potomac
nave covered the pond and allowed them IN r,-
cape. Along tac glyyr front. TIE r,>lgIIv
tr.-r .,s.r .-, ,..r,..... -...-....
Eg-s..,,.-. .....-.. ...
49, . t..'.'.. %. stream OF dry
'- & 30. .-,....- ..-.! onward ana bearing on
..9,,.--..-.- N-..a.' s-.. Kinds r' debris.
mi r...,4 .., '.'. - we. Us norma. width,
..r,'.rs .r..ls "..' '."'. ".'. through the
,, ,,,.S-,-.. -.. .-y '..', .'Al. s.lwyrg'uE
'''' 80 '.'.' '.'i.. establishments AND
1A's.Nr .lE sE.aNn sruE.E.
Offhe mills b6at,Lon,.S .rr4 ......r.... --
IN Gerrgelowu '.'''" N"'AN
Further Down stream it cgrrr-.,a,y r.,..f.t
tho p,fa,-,g, rr,,.g ,,-lt.E a., ,......-N ".'18l
raised, at great rypfmsn fn ~ r' f.,'';' @ ,."'
parts Of four and ,iyt far, ,r.4 ''' ',,1
abodeS of poor rror, s..rrsf+.rs 80, 80 " . ,.-S
their frame shaut!cS a.Sn., r5s r.yr s5,. 'r' @
rising OF The waters has passed the h3ga-wutgr
i'',irN Tb,, o. I,.s ~, ,,:,, -. .,,,,,,.,..
7,. - - l-:t re eh"EmouS. some place the
Gs $3.50 ~. ",.'''V.tH 90 GO iaiS, hut no reliable
81 % 80 1r C%I .e kNtu uh'H ihe water subsidies
%r,Si.;," property OWNERS 10 examine their
~, - H.
,f - ~? l'"S @ '.evu S"u' on rom commnuiCa-
th ~, 'N t "Ns, 4uH south loT two days. ami
,Ir,if ~ ~ 'E aSslyl1yl lGlN ana other supplies
railroad Trains Al ~ 4 g,.,,,. ~ '4'V"
~, - taS ,,.u Wagons 10 enI'r the city.
i,i,, -II..tl" 'Ll '1He me produce and cGm-
- - O';TCS Stt iCSAleG saturday night the
" a. ] So,I 'E"''tu ,lG l9e cen or market and
''N 0'' 80 "''S "HitS''e"'
UTILIZE BOATS
RocSS t Sns5n SuuGay dinners At Point of
leolIc s,l I Wv cL.tVMtu INTO the CheS3-
if hos S-ni-,, 80 ,Ii ~ anu anu .I'e Two cccame one.
ana I;fti,,, = - - StIc @ I"Ia IN many places,
O. VI ;,-tS "a So up Sliot lhem Gown stream
ers srSii 6n,'s auiiNs TI lIeSS immense raft
from IIfr ria" "uu olmeL @ EeotlS were torn
a0neFpcf bfilj,,o 9l'u sTsII onward Below
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Advice TO Methers.-Mrs Winsiow.s
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; 1t produces natural quiet sleep
cherub awakes as bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child
softens the gums, allays all pain relieves wind,
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. MWFly
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A correspondent of the Ohio Farmer is
authority for the statement that pork
packers can tell the breed of the hog by
the shape of the ham as it comes from the
cutter. The Berkshire ham is round the
Poland-Chin is nearly round, little
elongated, while the Chester-White ham
is long and comparatively narrow.
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WORSE AND WORSE
Zen thousand Drown.a aud Two Thou
sspd Perish in the E'Ia,urs

N eHlsh In the Flames,
JoHNSrcNS, June $d.-2aT A. N.-The worst
ieaES that have been expressed, wired or put in
print about the ealsmity at this place are f,illy
realized.
len thousand Persons met death in the rush.
ing waters thai poured down upon The city ard
adjacent villages. Two thousand persons more
were roasted aljye alter escaping from the for.
rent.
The city is a cozaplcsc 7u5a IRON end toend.
hundreds Of bodies stil lie under the Smo,.
0eElns mass at the Foiut where the bridge was.
ana under the debris scattered far and wide in
me valley Each scarUhor finds scores OF bodies,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-03
GENERAL NOTICES.

had catarrh very bad and could hardly
breathe. Suffered over ten years. l am using
Ely's Cream Balm; it is working cure surely,
have induced several friends to use it. and
with happy results in every case.-B. W. Sper-
ry HaItf rd Conn MWF
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-03

THAT extreme tired feeling and all affec-
uons caused or prompted by impure blood
and low state of the system are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. GIVE it a trial Sold
by druggists.
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have not used ali of one bott,e =.

have not used all of one bottle yet. /
suffered from catarrh twelve years, experience
ing the nauseating dropping IN the throat ard
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. q. Davidson, with the Boston Budott MWF
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-03
Pullman Tourist Car Exnnr.ions-sa

excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road tSanta Fe routel, under management of
salaried railroad employees leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern points
Berths furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through TO destination. G. W. RAILTON, agent
9SS Second street, Sacramento, Cal. mS-lmMwF
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NEW TO-DAY.

advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
round, For Sale To Let and similar notices under
tbs head are inserted for cents per line The first
faTae and cents per line each subsequent time. al
notices Of hiS character lOia be found under this
heading.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-03

The officers and members of Sac
ramento Council, No. l, Royal and Select q
masters: are requested to assemble at the X -
ha!l THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON at 2/V\
O'Clock for the purpose Of attending the funeral
Oh our late companion, Past Grand Thrice Illus
tflous Master James Lawrence English So
Journlng companions cordially invited By
order of John UUPi nv ~ ! NJ ~
WM. B. DAVIS, Recorder. it*
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pS SNp.SSS>' ~ some are known to be stll at Cone
WI, WI lle n9msS reached there their correctness
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Eoursy TO dalIy b:oU 70 evgs. SUNDAYS, 10 to
'2. Call or address p. Roscoe McNulty, MD.
No. IL Kearny ST., San Francisco, Cal !,
AS- Beware of all persons who under snv prvs
tense try tolead or "steer" you to other doctozs.
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just Arrived! A large shipment of gen.
Inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett
worst, fine Italian Salomi. Also, a large variety
of different kinds OF Cheese at T23 ] street. +
BAUMLE. Give us a call. d2O-lm
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wHo ARE KNowN no EE sArE.

Among them are William Henry Smi h.
General Manager of the Associated Press, Chi
cago. and Mrs. Ella CARRIER of Aurora, H.
The following persons, who were pas. engers
on the day express, are said to have been
drown ed at Conemaugh. Mrs. J. W. Brady, Chi
cago; Miss Margaret Patrick, Pittsburg; William
Shelter, Newark, M
Another list tf persons that Altoona sent is
known to comprise some of those on the sec.
tions of the day express which was
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.AUGHT IN NE FLoon

At Conemaugh, and is also thought to be partly
made up of those who reached Altoona by the
other ast-bound trains. Among the names are
lima, Ia E. D. Leopard New York; Mrs. Nc
Brady, Chicago; r: spangler, VIM. Hawkins
Illinois; \. II. Souder, Omaha, Neb.
These are the only names given in the list of
passengers from Chicago or points west thereof
The lists wereereceiyed by telegraph direct
from Bedford. Pa; Bedford got them from Cess
ma, Pa, by telephone. Cessna received them
over the telephone from Mar.insburg, the latter
place having a telegraph wire to Altoona The
list DIES not comprise all Of those on the day
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Burlington Route Excursions, via Denver
and Rio Grande Railway,

Leave Sacramento every Tuesday and Friday
for all points East, via Salt Lake Pullman
tourist sleeping cars, provided with mattresses,
blankets, sheets pillows curtains toilet arVicles
etc. through to Chicago and st. Louis For
full particulars address, TICKET AGENT SOUTH
ERN PACIFIC COMPANY, Sacramento or AGENT
BURLINGTON ROUTE, 3a Montgomery street, San
Francisco. feG3-tf
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Is in practically the same condition as yester-
day. An official stated tonight that he did not
believe they wou be abe to run trains through
from Harrisburg to Johnstown in less than ten
days or two weeks. Bridges are gone and in
many places the roadbed is badly washed out
and in some localities the track where not
washed away is covered with water to the depth
of five OF six feet.
In addition to this there are innumerable
small landslides and washouts along the liue.
To put the road in the same condition it was
before the tioed will be the work of year.
Merely temporary repairs will, as stated above,
take ten days or two weeks.
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DR.. MCNULTY.

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cures Private Chronic
and Nervous Diseases
with absolute certainty.
Syphilis, GoDorrhpa,
elect, Structure, Youth
full Follies, Nervous
Debility,Seminal Weak
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all Special Bladder and
Kidney Troubles posi-
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Patients treated at Home.
Terms reasonable Consul.
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The officers and members of &
sacramento Commandery, No. ?, ssgssgs~
knights Iemplar, are requested to as sa9s5
semble at the Asylum THIS (Monday) S2~-1
All ERNOON, June Sd, at oclock for hM
the purpose of after ding the funeral of our late
Past Grand Commander James Lawrence Eng
llsh. a iull and prompt attendance is requested
n WM. B. DAVIS, e. C.
a. n. hEDlNGTON, Recorder
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The best Plaee in California have your printing done
A. J. Johnston & Cos. 1Io s.. Sacramento, Cal
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TRAIN MATTERS.
List of Passengers Lost as Near as Can
Be Obtained.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2d.-For the first time in
forty eight hours communication was had in
directly with Altoona this evening at the Penn
press leaving Pittsburg at A. NJ ON Friday and
the Chicago and NewYo Limited (esstb5und)
which left PittsbuTg at 40 Friday morning al d
the Seashore Express, which left Johnstown
early Friday morning, arrived at Altoona Satur-
day afternoon. All the passengers on these three
trains are reported to be well The Altoona of
fee sends a list of the passengers on the Day
Express from Chicago which was caught in the
food at Conemaugh,
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funeral lNotice-0ficers and men,
6erS Of Tehama Lodge No. 3, Washington a
Lodge No. 20, Uniou Lodge No. 5S. and X y
Concord Lodge No. III, F. and A. NJ, are W.
requested to meet at Masonic Temple THIS
(Mondayl AFTERNOON at O'clock for the
purpose of uniting with the Grand Lodge in
paving the last tribute of respect to the memory
OF our deceased brother, Past Grand Master
James Lawrence English. By order of Masters
CLARENCE N NELSON,
W. A. POTTER,
WILLIAM II. BALDWIN,
IL JOSEPH DAVEY
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II. #. stoll. Dentist. formerly of 5i1 j
street, has removed to COS J street, over Mrs.
katzsnstein's Millinery Store. my27.tf
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The officers and members of Sac q
ramento Royal Arch Chapter No. 5 are GA
requested to assemble st the hall THIS x x
lMonday) AFTERNOON at > O'Clock, for ! " \
the purpose of attending the funeral of our late
companion, Pas Grand High Priest James
Lawrence English. Sojourning Companions
cordially invited. By order of
WIN. B. DAVIS Secretary 1ts
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Funeral lNotiee-Officers and men,
bers OF Sacramento Lodge, No. 40. F. and a
\ NJ, are requested to meet at Masonic " -
Temple His tMondayl AFTERNOON at w
= O'Clock, sharp, for the purpose of attending
the funeral OF our late brother James lawrence
Engilsh, Past Grand Master OF Masons of Cali
fornia. Officers and members of sister loiIens
are most respectfully invited 10 attend. The
funeral ceremonies will be performed by the
Grand Lodge. BY order,
JAY R. BROWN, W. NJ.
F. E. LAMBERT, Secretary. 1t
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DIR. La Mars' Seminal Pills Cure all case
of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Vigor, Impotency
and all ailments caused by excess, indiscretion,
and abuse. A perfect restorative. PrIee, So so.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, or by express
c. o. d. Address all orders 10 A. MCBOYLE &
CO., Druggists, San Francisco; p. o. Box, 1852.
mY66m
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CARLISLE (Pa.) June 2d.-Laqer information
from the surrounding country shows a terrible
state of affairs from IL e coal fields The loss
Will be over S2G0,GUO. At Williams Grove the
buildings were swept away, and the Grove is
under water. Along The line of the Harrisburg
and Potomac Road for miles the road-be and
tracks have been washed away, and some fifteen
6rloges have hoated away. The large dam at
Laurel gave way, carrying small buildings
bridges, fences, trees, etc, with it down through
Holly Gan.
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AT SUNBURY.
People in the Agony of Suspense the
LiveIong Night.

'SUNBURY (Pa.), June 2d.-ThiS city has been
flooded all day. The water reached the top OF
the embankments early this morning, and at
7:30 broke in the Fifth and Third Wards
The entire population was up the whole
night, moving to second stories The water
reached the highest point at $50 which was
within eight inches OF the floods of 1865.
At y o'clock it began to recede All bridges
are down from here to Williamsport
Three men came down from Williamsport in
boat this afternoon and reported the loss of
twenty five lives at that place of persons who
were watching the 5ridge collapse.
The loss here was NerN small
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NO LIGHTS WERE ALLOWED

And the whole night was spent in darkness.
The scenes were most agOIiZing. Heartrender-
ing shriekS, sobs and means pierced the gloomy
darkness. The crying of children mingled
with the suppressed sobs of women. No one
slept during all the long, dark night. MANY
knelt for hours in prayer, their supplications
mingliDg with the roar of the waters and the
shrieks Of the dying in the surrounding houses.
In all this misery two women gave premature
births
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Stated Meeting or Tehama O
Lodge, No. 3, F. and A. NJ, will be held "a
at the Haiti (Monday) EVENING at & r
O'Clock: Visiting Brothers cordially W.
invited By order of C. n. NELSON, W. NJ.
W. b. DAVIS Secretary. It&
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-06-03

Attention, Fxempts. Your
regular monthly meeting will be ~ESSsssy
held at Firemen's Hall THIS Mon. sssEssaaS>
day. EVENING, June Sd, at GEE
CLOCK sharp. Delinquents take notice By
order, JAS. IL, CROTF President
WM AVERY Cpcretsry 1,s