Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1873, Page 2

/ / p I CHICAGO THE IOWA TORNADO. Tlm;'l‘en ible Cyélbilé in " 'Waghington and Ieo- _]mk Countices, Full Details of tho Hur- ricane of Last Thurs- day Afternoon. Miles of Devastation and Ruin ~=-Great Loss of Property. Houses, Barns, Fences, Orchards, and Forests Razed to the Ground, School - Mouses, Tenchcfs, and Schiolars Whirled in the Storm, Twelve Porsons Killed and Twenty-four More_ or - Less Wounded, A Flook of 1,500 Sheep Carried OF and Mashed to Atoms, The Village of Lancastor, Keokuk County Badly Wrecked, The Hurricane on the Mississippi--- Two Steamboats Seriously Damaged. Thrilling Description of the Storm King’s Ride. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Wasumvatoy, Iows; May 24.—Fhe oxtent of tho terrifio “tornado -which swepk over Keolule * and Washington Countles lnst Thursdny attor- naon was but meagrely detailod in tho dispatchos sont from heroon that ovening. "Tho damago dono seemod too great to bo realizod, and al- though the statomonta medo wora alarming, thoy convoy no idea of tho injury done to prop- orty, and of the number of persons killed and ‘wounded. ‘In’the nbsenco of tslographic com- munication with the interior, - nothing dofinite could bo learnod, and henca tho dispatches wera mudoup from rumors, with s fow sonsntional sdjectives ‘sandwiohed in to make tho cyclono truly horrible. Had tho writor of tho dispatch * had the most vivid imagiuation, ho conld not have pictured the devastation and ruin wrought within two houra. Such & wind-storm waa nover beforo experienced in these couutios, The old- et ‘inhabitant remombors a hurricans twonty- fivo yonrs ago, that swopt overything boforo it, but as Waohington was thon an insignificant vil- | Inge, the damage was not meterlal, Tivo yoars Iator therowas o bail-storm, which did consid- erablo injury to the crops, but the tornado of last’ Thursday is tho soverost over known in Washington Counly. THE TEMPEST ROATL. No damago whatever was done 1 Washington, the point nearcst whero tho atorm laid its do- stroying hand being nbout 6 miles distant. Tho ronr which accompauied ihis manifestation of tho anger of maturo was distinetly heard horo, '} aud it iu said by farmers, who liva 10 miloa away, that thoy heard s peauliar, rumbling noiso, and couldnot_nvold connecting it with the storin. To some the noise sounded liko o heavy freight train at night, whon ovorything was reposing; to othors, like muslrotry, with an accastonal dis- chargo of artillory. Scarcely any light- ning flashes were visible, and only sn gceaslonal Joud peasl of thunder wag heard. ' The rain fell in torronts, not in drops, but in sheots, thors appoaring to be o lekoof watorin tho atmosphere. Tho whole country was flooded to tho dopth of scveral inchos, and it ig feared tho corn already plantod hag been washed out. Tho little crocke and rivulots, whicl{ siapply Blcunlk Rivor, wore awollon and ovorflowed their banks, carrying away {racs, end causing the banks to cave id, IN THE LINE OF TIE BTOR. Evorything, oxcopt horo and ther s mile or two ovor which the 'Wllh‘}\'lul]‘ soems to have jumped, is desolate-looking. Scarcely .a house, barn, shed, or gravary is left. All wore swept awny as cloan as the fire wiped out the North Sido of Chicago. ‘Tho exact starting-point of ~tho storm'is not known, but it ig believed to have boen in Keokuk. County, probably n fow- miles west of unncasier, which town, it is gaid, wog totally demolished. It advanced in anothor ensterly direction, passing morth of Tallyrand sbout tlireo milos, and sonth of Koots, through the Geman sottloment called Badon, approaching the lino of Washington County whero it jumped s district of ahont oight milos, alighting " ngain about six miles northwest of Wathington on tho farm of TFrank Brown. Remainiug on tho ground for six or cight milos, it passod up to Iighland Township. Leaving tho onrth here, it sirnok again in Middlo Town- ship, wheio its fores wos spont, aud it disap- pearod as suddonly ns it appoared. , Those who saw the commoncement aay thoy first noticed an immonso DLACK M8, whiéh to somo resombtod n fiuge hey-stack in shapo, and Lo othors & bulloow, with the small end ‘toward tho ground. ‘hoy could not 600 boyond its bordors, but, a8 it went by, they saw mud and boards flying inall directions, touses wore torn from tholr foundations, as if tliep woro chaff, broken and twisted into a mill- lon fragnents, somo of which were forced into tho ground two or throo faot. ~Cattls wore litted ), corried somo distanco, and hurled hoad-long 0 the carth. One lheifor, throo yenra old, was thrown inlo a ditch, hoad fivat, and when_found her hoad and neck wero buried in the mud, This T8 an nctual fact, as I sw it mysolf, the owner having loft tho animnl where sho was thrown in ordor to satisfy tho intredulous. Sov- eral atoors had piocos of timbor forcod into thelr sides, and quita a number wero thrown down o vkiltulxt\‘t:y that (‘l‘z‘lull; lln;lm aud horns were broken. mpossible to giv . floy ot thg 0 glve an adequate descrips PRonnEss of tho cyclone, Tt moved forward o rapidly, and thoso who snw it Approsahing woro o T ly Irightenod, that thoy thought onfy of their own 8 o&y. What mok." their view thoy could not - avold looking nt, although foar susink to haye sonfused their mindy nng tondored them unable ko lgh'n o satisfactory account of it, As far 3 1 havo boorr ablo”to loarn, no maun who Pposgessos oven & suporficial knowledgo of storms bbserved It, “Thoss who wero in it midst and seaped with Lroken limba end Lrulsed bodlos hnvo no distinot racollection of anylhing oxcopt thnt_thoy wero liftod up, carried wlong with the -~ tupldity of llxhluln‘y, aud Junded suddonly in - themud. A Tew wiip wore in thoir dwellings, and a8 thoy thought wafo, found thomsolvos aprawling on tho ground, buf Low the: got there they aro urablo totoll, Homo mought a rofugo in the cellsrs of' their housen, aud, whfin orouching In tho cornors, trombling from fear, ~saw tho luildings ' lifled up and blown away, Ouo houss was thus do- molished, and tho roof of & granary near by car- riod off, The lattor was tilted up, and tho grain in it was deposited in the opon-mouthed qollar, MIRAGULOUS EYOAIER wero 8o numerous that mention of individual paaca Is wungcessary, Tho fact that any lives hadt oo 1ok’ In ‘Washislgton 'Gounty was not ko, th “Shiis olby! St ibont 4 o'clook ta thes attornoon, two héurs ‘nftor tho”rumbling was honrd. A ihat timo sovernl farmora camo in on horsos white with fonm, and fold of thin —and -that - honso .. bolug'. blown down and tho inmatos oithor lilied or sorionsly injur- ad. 'Lhoy nshod for medical assistanco aud all tho physiolans hore fumedintoly utarled to the localitlos fudicatod by ta ridors to*cnre for the wounded. Dra.-Doras, Heofield, Marboyrg, Dur- roughe, Frazor, and MoClolan nttonded to thoit syanta and mado thom as comfortablo ay possiblo! ‘Thoy brought back oven mora. : “ - . MARROWING ACCOTNTS of tho “cotastropha than tho xodséngora’ Lind von, sud govotal hundrod poretan Viaitod the dovastated locality lator,in tho di their curiousity. i F:80 By \ TR ROENE A roportor of Tur ‘'nnuxs took o ride over tho routa of the hurricano this moming, nnd was natonished at the ruin wrought in an hour or two. 1 o that of Jolm C. Tlio frst farm visited was COunningham, which is about seven milea northe oast of Waal n&lon, Noither tho barn or hauge w asvisible, oy had been torn to plocos, mad only & fow fragmonts romainad, noarly all’ the timbor haying been blown AWLX- : Plooos ot boards woro stioking out of tho “ficlds, 'somo of them imbodded in the ground two feet, and so tightly that that thoy oould not bo pulled out. Dead stock was visible ovorywhero, horaos, cows, plgs, and chickens” having boon hustlod - shout .m0 lively . uet . to bo deprived of tho breath of lifo. ‘Horo' and thoro ‘woro pigs impalod to_tho ground, while froquont- Iy chickens woro oncounterad without n foather on them. The lIntter statomont may soom ab- surd, but it {8 a fact,. Throo hundrod hend of stook woro killed'outright. The buildings dea- - troyed woro worth gbout’ 4,000, In tho dwell- ing whon the tornado np%runohod ‘woro Mra. Mo- Coy, daughter of .Alr. Cunningham, and Mrs. Cartingor and two childran of tha formor. They wont into tho collar . for. “shelter, but ro- mained thero ‘only a .short’ time, beln, lifted u{x nnd -carried gome _ distango, and’ thrown to tho ground.: Mrs,.McOoy had her head out, and was badly brulsed, -Mrs, Carringor waa ronderod inasusiblo, but was -not soriously hurt. The children worg uninjured. 'Thoy were found lying in & heap bealde the collar walls. DAVIDEON'S: FARM, East of ‘Ounningham's, .neatt . tho, Highland township ling, ia the farm of Mr. Davidson. +His house and barn weroe destroyed, and lio him- solf waa killed, Mr, IToussol, who was witl ‘him at the time, waa fatally injured, and died on Fridey morning. Al of the Inttor's clothing wus’ torn off his bosy, and his friends in-Washington Dad to supply tlio gormonts to bury Lim in. BADCOCI's FARM, iy 4 North from Cunningbem's is the farm of John Babcock. Iiim residence, barns, out- houses, ond granarion‘waro domolished. Hig large barn wan ono of ‘1" fnost in the county, hhving recently been ercoted “st n cost of %8,000. the collar of his house. Ho Lsd 8300 in & bureau .drawor. All' the farniture™ta miss- ing, snd honco tho monoy cohnob e fo- covorod. . His_ loss will smount to sbot | $7,000 Farlnnn(ul{, Din “farnily* wero at his Drothor's Louse, which was ont of tho range of the atorm, Mr. Babcock ‘himsolf and Jacob Boock saw tho cyclono coming, and ran into the house, and took “up what they imnginod to bo n lnoe’of sgourity in tho cellar, Tho hougo was fifted ofr tho foundations, aud lind not a pieco of timber fallen on them thoy would have ascapod. The'boord struck Socclc on tho hond, Inflicting o sorious wound. Mr. Babcock™ cscaped unin- jured. Tho roof of the barn was blown fully o quarter of & -milo, and -alighted abnost infact. The applo orchard, ono of tho largost in tho county. is now without trocs, Thoy woro~torn up by -tho roots and hurried along.: A grova of .Lonoy locuats was alio carried away. Treos oightoon inchos thick woro smeppd 53 cloy pipes ona b6, Somo of tho stumps remaining look asif n sawhind boon used, 80 smooth and clean was, tho bronk. : o CANEER'S FAI, . . 5 :The next farm,visited ‘way that of David Caneor. Horo was tho samo dosalation as nolic- od at tho othor places, only loss building materi- sl was observablo. Of tho housos, barns, and shods, scarcely o vostige was loft, Aloxaudor Gibson and Mr. Oancor were in tho house, and debated whothex thoy should, go into thacellar for safoty. Thoy concluded {6 do 8o, and had .scarcoly renched - it whon tho wind struck the building and it wont up inlo the air, Mrs. Ca- nogr, who aléo took rofugo fn tho cellar, was tho ouly’one badly buct. 8o liftod up hor kiand ns tho honso ~was leaving, 4nd & board striking one of hor fingors, broko it. Bomo timbors foll on Cancor nud Gibson, and thoy wora olightly bruiscd. A hedge-foncd facing tho rondwiy prosontod s pecaliar appear- anco, Against tho outsido of it, for noarly o unrtor of & mile, was liay and sfraw mixod ' in- incriminatoly. How it camo thore can only be accountod for in ous way. A wator-spout drove it into tho hedgoe, * A &implo rain-storm would not have fastened it so sceurgly. ~Bcarcely nu{ rall-boards or_wiro. fences ‘could bo socn, all having been lifted up by ‘tho whirlwind “and carried ' no one can tell ‘whoro, Diecos of ‘imbedded’ titaber were so thigk in the' flolds .that forty - or fifly acros Dad tho appontanco of having been devoted to tho raieing of heans und -lopd. About forty rods distant from tho Oancer farm stood tho Beedloford J 3 CTIOOL~HOUSE. Tbwaaan old frame building, -mada of squaro timbors. Notbing romains on tha site, but s quartor of o milo down tho rosd wore found what had evidently beon portions of it. School was in session when the cyclono made its ap- poarancy about tiveuty scholara being in attend- co, ‘Iho rumbling’ frightencd thom, and thoy' gathored around fho teacher, Miss Smith, thinking “sho could protect’ them, The building sharod tho samo fatoas the othors wwhich came within the grasp of the tornado, and teacher aud scholara caunot imagino how they got into tho roadway. The wind domolished tha windows frst and rushing into the building lift- od it up as if it wero made of paper aud knocked it about like a shuttlecock. A daughter of Henry Rathmel, agad 11 years, was in tho doorway, and, scolng. the biack cloud coming, started {0 runout. Noone luew what Lind becomo of Ler until they found & MER AANGLED NODY 5 balf an hour aftorward in the mwud o quarter of amile down the road. She must huyeiboen raised by tho wind and carried along, Sho had vory littlo clothing when found, and her ro- ‘malns wore covored with mud. Miss Bmith and six of thosoholars, whoso names could not bo loaraed, wero. injured, threo or four of them dangerously, One very singular thing is, that the mud was blown o bard into tho faces of many of {he children that it cannot bo washed off, “Some of their facés ‘look as if thoy'had been tatooed with India ink or.powder, Miss Bmith snys tho first th(ufi she toalized was that sho was standing In the rond, surronnded by tho boys and girls. Sho does not kuow how they got thoro, boing unconsclous of having made an -agcont into the ajr, Noar tho school-houso, across the road, atood the dwolling of IToury Walters, It was reduced to atoms, and Mrs. Waltors was INSTANTLY NILLED. ‘When found, eho hnd one of a pair of twins in ber arms._ Tho little fellow was brulked aud cut, and diod tho following morning. The othor ono cacapod, though no ono can toll how, This ' infans lives, being unable. to tell his story, Threoof hor other childron woro in the school-house and recoived gorious injurics, Two of thom are not oxpected tolive. About n quarter of amilo south of the sehool-houso s the farm of S ALEXANDER GIBSON. Nono of the buildings aro standing. is house was tho finost in that part of tho county. Ho I from Vormont, and evorything about his placo was jue bost. All his orchurds are valuoless, s farming implomentu aro gono and bis stook doad. Ho was not at lomo when the storm destroyed hLis ° proporty, boing ab Cansor's houso as slated above. His son, sged 14, and o hired mau, named Bualker, at- temptod to got into tho hougo,. but woro over- takon in tho orchard, Tho.Intier hind an arm and s log broken by belng thrown down vio- lontly, and the boy was rendered unconsolous and atill romaing €0, His head Is out in- soveral places, but his recovery Is hoped for, A Miss Gardner, Mrs, Glbron” and throo children were fnfho ouso, aud woro_ preoipitatad futo tho callar, tho building flying away like & bird, Tho first uamed was badly injurcd, bub tho others ouly ulightly. Sixty fut steers'woro carrisd oft by “tho wind, some of thom welghing 1,400 Jpounds, and landed inton slough twenty rods off. .l'lmi' wora covercd with mud, and a fow looked a8 if thoy had been rolled over and ovor fora long distanco, A hog wa obsorved through whoao body n Jargo plocs of scantling had beon drlvon, On this farm, tho hoifor mentioned was burlod fu tho mud head first, Al tho apokes of & now wagon woro torn from the bub, and " the jron oylindor of & coru-shollor wag blown away, g if 1t wore as light na o fall lent, An apple troo was torn from tho ground aud forcod into ono sido of tho grauary, and lookod as if It had boon planted thoro. ‘I'hio corn in tho criby was soat~ orad, Ovor 250 troes Wore upreotod to ) PLaso :Il:: m:&%t}t‘n’nr :hnd ntoxl?lx.‘hgt tho miora it took equired, until it bacanio ) like tho glutton, it was obligedl to uuni?).‘ ULtk OTUER FARME VISITED, Bubsequoutly tho farms of ‘Thomag Waltors, 1y | tho stono hoing as largo a3 & hen It wad full of grain, and more waa deposited in | abont's mile ot of Gibani'e, Wiillam Onld- woll, sonthwost from tho lest.' George «Gilehrist o llilla to: the woat, . Laughiiuns, Willlom- Cnndor's, Willlam Horanton's,Calvin Oraven's, nud sovornl otliors wore visitod, ntall of which trncos of tho storm could bo soon, At Walter's houso, Mrs, Waltors, gandmotlior of tho owner; - had o bonrd driven into Lior thigh, and sbo can- not recovor, =g At Wiilimin Oaldwoll's, his child had two ribs broken by tho flying debrls, All tho buildinga o thoo two farms nro ,Bivept away, The dwelling of Mr.'Gllchrist was llnatroind, but tho inmntoa opoaped. At Laughlin's, n holpor named Baker ‘wag*hurt badly in’ tho' back. -Ho wns driving slong the rond, and, obsorving the oloud coms ing, jumped from his wagon nud took shelter nlongelds of n hodgo-fonce. Tho wind strick both him and the toam with. full force, nnd car- riod the man, mules, and wagon into tho adja- cout flolds, Bakor says ho wont througli tho air liko lightning for about a quartor of & _rolio. Mr. Craven's barns woro destroyed, aud Alr, Beranton's shods blown down, » NARROW EACATE, Tha oyolona camo within twonty fost of Jemes K, Marbourg's houso, but did it no iujury, His corn-orlb and_outhouses woro domolished, the wind passing betwoon his Louso and the bam, soarcoly touching the Iattor. , DLOWN DOWN. The dwelling of I3 M. Wright, two and a half milos from Babcook's, was blown down. ITAILETONES. There was vory littlo hail in Washinglon, but spocimens wora oxhibltod Lara which wore brought from bayond Xoota and noar Lianoaster. Ono placo, wolghed In the presouco of seversl rolinble citizons, turned the scalos at sovoh ounces, -tho _ciroumforonce of tho fecos of " {co being = nine inohos. veral piecos atill longor than this aro snid to Liavo beon picked up, Tho daugor of gathering thom was 80 great that fow vontured out of thoir dwollings whilo tho bail wae falling, + KEOKUK COUNTY. Very liitlo dofinite information has beou ru- ceived Lioro of tho oxtent of tho damago to prop- orty and the loss of lifo in Keokuk County. A lotfer, whiol came in this aftornoen from Har- per, botweon Bigournoy snd Keota, addressod to 1lonry Hoffmiu, o boot and shoo denlor hero, han bocn kindly furnisied mo for publication. It contalus some intorcsting faots, and is subs Joined : IAnres, My 23,—A fearful atorm commencod south of hero yotordayafternoon, although wo did ot suffer much from it, Iail fell in largo quantitios, some of cgg, ud rongh like o hnlod walnut, Durlug (o storm wé notised o dark cloud fn tho nafghborhood of Mohian's, 4 miles nouthy of lioro. - Wo wafched 31, ond 1t took n northoast direcs t1om, hocoming Wacker’ ovory moment, At the samo time, wo Leard tho moat fearful-roaring. It wan tora rifie, sounding as if it waa_tewring evorything ont of the 'ground ‘and grinding ol o spiinters, and it -did {het {n the Snako River bottom, Aonth of Colobouse's ~ liouse, whero tho storm ' ecmed £ como fram, I Liavo no news from tlia othier aid af tho Tiver. Ti carrfed awnyall of Matlins Boven's foncoy, slieds, aud barns, Jacob Daler's Louse aud ‘arn wWerd also deatroyed, snd one of hia - . OuILDREN KILLED, AMichnel Foore's hiouso and barn and ovorything o bis Placo wag toru to piocesy aud ono of Hhia clildren was flled, Polor Marsh's houses wero swopt nway, aid 3tro, Towth wos killed, Br. Engledinglo's wifo and child wero killed, Bfrs: Englodingle being literally TONN 70 PIEORS, SUo was cutin two in {ho middle, and only one of het Hmbo Ling beon found, Onoof Mr, Lbraco's chil— dren wwan killod, It was carriod u quarter of a milo Syvar. Tho storu awept. every(liug bofore f, * Tiio _Baden prieat at nuasa this morning sakl thero wero o bo six funcrals in his congregation at Olear Oreok, ‘This will give you axi iden of tho loss of: lifo. Sovorsl men aud A number of children aro roported minsing, and it 4 thought they wero lifted np nud carried off by tho wind, Yovr brofher, . Daxter, Horraan MORE LETTINS RXPEOTED, Other persou wxpect letters from tho #evastated distriets by tho nost mall, and slionld any furthor pec ticulars come, I shall cndesvor fo «0tain thewss number of thoso who have loat aif ¢aoy posseasc very poor, and somethiug will undoubtedly ba coon undertaken by the cltizona of Washiogtonto reliove them. _ Thie wounded who oro too indigent fo pay for medical pitendauco are ered for ot th residouces of 3r, J. X. Marbury, E, AL Todd, and Matthiow Bab- cock, Even tho biow witt bo felt by the woalthy farme ors, and a few of them will be hurt fAinancially, nELIEY, Amenting In talked of for Monday ovening, when n otTort will bo mede to raiso money for tho suferers, Tho peoplo here sympalhize with them, and intend ol all 12 et power {0 oid thom, ‘A OENERAL BTORY, T learn thot o atorm was genoral thronghont tho eantern powion of Towa, althongh not co violent as {n Feokuk aad Washington Cauntics, NARLOW KFOAT Two stenmboats on tho Mississipyi River wore over- taken Dy it, Ono wes almost wrarkied, Tho {ug-boat Victory, of the Keokul Northiern Liue, camo very tiear going to i botiomof tho sivae Wil a0 bosra. ho 1728 coming up tho rivor with four barges In tow, and when about 12 miles from Davenport In the Buffalo oliannel, alio was strick by o hurricae, . or chime nove, pifot bouse, aud cabin wero torn away, and ear- rlod into the water, and and the two l'“m' x.mmmn M, ken Wil tliem, Carrow and Willlam Flebor yiero ta and aubwerged with the wreck, Tho two men _wera uuder water gonio time, but at lust thoy succesder in working thole way thratigh tho broken timber to {ixo aurfnce, wud wero Tosoned by thoir Yollov-boatmen, Br. Fishor had his houldor dislocaied and was badly Dbrulsed obout {ho hesd sud shouldors, and tho akin and flesh badly lacerated on ouo pido by tho falliug chimuoy, Mr. Carrow was couslderably britlsed shout tio hond and Vody, | Fishor and Carrot ay the storm cumoon’ thom in (hreo aqualla, the first oo alarming thom Eomewbat, but thoy Loped tho wornt woa over, Tho sorond followed in Tess than a minute, carrying (hem partly ovor, and {ho thir fnfulied (he work i a general wrock of overything ubout tho hull, “The smclt tow siesmer * Nowo Such,” also bad’ a ‘frightful experionco durlug the 'storm, S0 wai on her way to Hamplon and was cahight by a aqunil near ‘the Moline Chanuel, Her chimneys woro carrled away, and lior cupboard of a pilot-house waa torn to picces, Pilat Weaver was obliged to go ashore with s line, and, by means of it, the stoamor was gradually worked {o tho Tows elde, whero sha wau fastoned.. oTIIER FTORNS, ‘Thursday ecoms {o Lave been a day of storms in Tong Grove, in Louisa, The first ocenrred abonut 7 +oclack in tho morning, snd waa sccompaniod by heavy thunder; tho accond betwoen 8 and 10 o*clock, Duriui tho Intter, tho achool-houss of tha indepondent district of Long Grove wea KTIUOR DY LIGUTNING - A whilo tha achool wos In fossfon, Over twonty scholars wero present, Tho Louso hnd & porch n front and "tha lightning desconded upon tho north side of this, knoeking out all tho top work, and tearins overything from rouf to sill, 'The plustor wus sont through tho intorior of the howso u dintenco of tlirty feat, atriking om0 of {hio children, though injuring nono serionsly. When the flasli came, it nearly biluded the scholars, and fhapeal of thunder whloh instantly followed, fllled {ho pupils and' teacher. with torror,. Soma (of the" children woro partially. - stunned. — Othors slribked n {right, oud a fow wero scared almot out of their senscs,: 'Somo of the siding of the butlding was thrown info a field izty feot. away, aud one ploca ‘was sout tnrough (e widdid of an efght-inch board i & fonco, and tho roof of the school-house was badly drinayed, e - Thore 'Was another heavy storm fn the afternoon, but it wrought no damago, The fiat gronud in the Miclnity of o grovo ls iooded. " Corn-planting ta, af nocessity;at a stand-still for o few days, and it & feared tuat & o0d deal already planted 18’ ujured, 1t not Tuined, ¥LOODED, At Mugcaitne thio rain came down asif tha flood- aten of heaven byd boen opengd, followed by ill, {wveon thero und Wilton Junctioh, ab donoua, Fro- donla, -and other stations along tho Boutuwentorn division of tho Ohleago, Rock Tnland & Pacifio Rafl- toad, tho country was flooded, ~ At somo pointa fencos ywora blowu.dowd, but ho material damogo was mug- tatued by any peruon as far s can bo ascertained. Thp following s a correct lat of tho killed snd woundell fn Washington, incluaing thoss named in r, Hoffman's lotter: nirLED, Achild of Nr, Baker, A child of Mr, Fugse, s, Korch, Afra, Euglodinglo sud child, A clitld uf Mr, Horace, Bira, Henry Waltors and two children, Mauj, Davjdson, Laadnau ouseel, A daughtor of Henry Rathmel, WouNEED, M, Carringer, Moo, Seoye “ and threo cbildren, who will probably ate, iss Smith, # T'wo clildron of Mra, enry Walters, Williaw Gibaon, aged 13, Jolin Gibsan, aged 11, + Tiolla Gilwon, aged 7, chlldren of Alexander Glbson, Reboces Garduor, William Tobeo, Brn. Gibuon, A son of J, K. Garboug, trs, Waltars, mothor of Henry Wallora, A child of Witliam Caldwell, Four childron whose names kro unknown, ‘A farm-haud named Luker, AT KEOTA, Krora, Keokuk Co,, Towa, May24.—T havo just re- turned from n touralong {ho conrso of (hu fornado, or a8 noar it ns brokon bridges aud other obstructions would pormit, At Sigournoy, fourleon miles from Loro, thio siofm wns obiervd, according to tha pro- ponderanco of opinfon, about '3 o'clock In tho after- noon, Hall fell hoavily; such hail as has not been xeon sinco tho PLAGUES OF QYT esmo down thick and fusl, in o sralght Jine, tho alr belng ununually calm snd onteids tho dlsturbing in- fluenco of {hio” tornado, whicli was somo- {en 1nilos awny, Thoslzeof tho hall will' teot tho crodulons Joors of vuany, and, woro thiro no concuszonco of eutimony, T would healtato to mention 3¢, Mr. d. N, Doraty, & condnctor on {ho Roclr Taland Raflrosd, & man of {ntelligence, statet that o was n & drug sioro, when noveral oro plokod up, Wolghod, and measured, Ono of fhem wolghed 755 ounces, aud was 10 inches in clroumfurence, A genticman had ona welghlng 8 ouncoa snd 80 large aud solld were thoy, that it took threo hours for {ho largest to molt, Thoy resaniblo largo lumpa of clear transparont ico, Homo wero round a8 & caunon ball 5 some alightly ob: Tong like an egy ; othiers were flatiorled ik door~kilobe, Down they camo with a dolouuting sound lke tho To- port of a platole N ono was in thio airoots, It was ns nch aa lifo waa worth to bo atruck by one of theso curlous _ooles misllos, - Horwos triod to dodge them, ond in dolug o broke awa fou hole Litchibg-poats, and dsabied wildly theough tho terrifiod town, Mory thian oue veliclo met tho fal ot bid oL eion shavt Windoyn wore "hxn ol small frijuty ‘dono i varions ways,! Theonly ek Blgenirhoy had of th WOPK. OF destebeston g guin tho dintanco viow lom umbling dound, ko a far-asey Hiiniden of tio uolsd of & train of cars ‘moving raplaly ovor a brldgo, THE TOMMADO . started-on-ite - minslon-of death -from the.vicinity of. Hayavillo, In_ Lancagter , Townahip, Teokuk Gonnty, ot fur from’ to fown’ df) Lawonstér. Bk Thmfe Oralg, an’ old “citikon “of tiiat PIco, statés that two - cloutlh soemod to como togethior, nite, and move ap- Aty n northoaslorly diroction, Thi first obatacle 1} " oudounteréd was ho Jones saliool-hious; fn thé vicini- ty.of Lancdstor, Sclibol wah in . sowaion, . - Tholenoh- o and acholars baroly noticod (o darkenirig xky, when hall bogan to fall, and Wio wound of (he pproiching gyalono. smolo - hole ears liko n memenger of deatl, Thioy woro frightoned, but did not snticpato sorious dangor, Buddonly tho buliding i r 1. WAR LI¥TED ° L from ibo ground, turnod zound, andasrried twenty feot awny, whoro it wasi Tatd_down right sldo up il crvo, an 1€ the Slorm King folt thero woro Filhia pro- olous innocont, livea thiat Aliould not bo sacrificed, Tho oned bofore tho deatroyer pagaed i ner atlior Dieliime. T cbiidron’ woro bruisod And cut by the falling Woskn and. soats,. but ona- wore Boriousfy in- ured, O swept-tho. irrosistiblo oolumn, avnonnclug ta appronoh by.tho same loud rosr, which brought tho lotRs of Lanoaater 10 thate. doors.' Thoy saw it At tho |l-|u:nm—: dark,” cons-like, opaque - ni ' APTALLING ' L s It was coming ateotly fowards them. ' om thought 3% was thio end of this dispensation, and fell on thelr knocs iri prayer, ' Othors moro practical - hurried - to telr colare, thslr laat and moat dscuro vefugo, - Thoy . hind ostcoly found their Liding places and the stors s upon them, “It struck terror into tholr hearts, Wornen swooned and bravo men -hold their broatis, Thosound of falling timbers told.them that tholr ‘proporty was mot unicathied, though o lives woro sacrificod, . It Jifted ono holiso from over .tho_callar: ‘whers tho family wors, erauching in foar, and o roof aa raisod from nother bullding, Tho' outskirts of {ho villago SR 2 by BUTFERED MOBT, ¥ - . robably becanss the houses, being'isolatod, had noth. ng buk the foundations-to hold them t5 the earih, The smoko-houso- and gransrics of B, O, Moars, ono oo, from Lancaater, woro ulerly domblianed, sudt ncnkaon's log-honao " up and the loga of hfel It wan constFioted AIALHIDUVA The ARt older Jacobron was hurt, but not fatally, Louls Bounet’s hiome and foncos want to-the four winds, hia Toss being moving | porha $1,000, - Mr. Low, an'sagod invalid, Taa - aorlously | wonnided by .+ fivina.. imbers. Among other injurics, ..his ~ arm .was brokan, Iinving oreated confusion'snd alarm i Tancastor, th ttorun swopt proudly by untl it reached the bara, but-, nouncs, und foncea of e, Daggott,which woro broken up intd kiudiing-wood and -carried off-on the curront: A FLOOK OF BUEXP OABDIED AWAY, .. Nosr Skunk River :woods s flock of 1,500 elieep wero ulotly grsziug whien tho storm orons. - With an in- slinct{vo dread they gathcied fn a cirele, that compan- fonahip might alloviata 1lio senso’ of danger. Thoy congrogatod directly in tholino of the torm, and when it camo it elovatod them until, naon eye-withoas Axprossod it # they looked like ‘s flock of.’ birds.” They circled round and rounid, tho velocity .of #hoin-: ner current ovorcoming the otfraction. ne-gravitation, . until the contrifugal motion moyed them to tha edge of s oyclono, whoro, thovalgolty belng diminished, thoy £l to the carth, Of . thu 1, 40 woro foun alivo up o this aftornoon, and {t' ia -bolieved that- tho ‘Tomainder woro killed,” Thoy woro: abkolntely_divelli calod. Thelr rernins sro found lisuging on- the tracs and buahies, und strowing tho ground, . il “Mr, Ash was the noxt vietim, if.thore’ fs 6Dy Such thing na consocutivoness in o’ disaster A0 Eweeping, 181 oise, bari, and fencea. woro. Tavelod, o wa Se- Verely woundad, and hila wite's arm was broken, A CEMETERY JAZED , Tho Doggett gravo-yard not far front Lanceater, wns fwept a8 f with 8 besom.: 110 tombatones were thitm down, aud, nccording (0 some, sovaral .we<0 carried AWA) . e : I TEOM NN o, cary aintainod fts o carry. 1 syory g beforo i £o% & WIALD. of from 100 Jurda o ontier of o mito: Xenceswro lald flat,. Honson a0 aceotnit; M, women, aud_children, and | S i adn of amimals, wero mingled 1 tho moving inaea of air 8t o helght..of from forty to mixty -fdet, e n foot in diameler were enapped in Lwifn, and 6 Torests seamod as if dn drimonse, soytho, propelled Ly an {nvisibio ginnt, had cat all tiat darad ta Do fn its ‘way, The awath marked the path of the destroyor, Nofllll;fl bt the eternal Lills, up which it swopt: and divested of theirnatural covering, could stand ngainst 4ts mighty force, Over ill and vulloy it moved, loave Ingwoe In ita track, Tora fow miles from Lancaster the country ia rather thinly ‘settled, but it left its mnrks upon the faco of Naturo, €% Boon agaln it mot with living food for its insatlate appolito, It had roached Clear Oreck Towlxlmfi,v 3 or L tles from this place, whoro thore ara many Lonsos, und whore ita fury wie moat sadly felt, . It cxmo down on the house of Mr, Nicholas Engledinglo, whose wife was lylng sick, her husband ing nbsent, Bhio wan alono with Ler child, The house was carriod away and torn to ntome, and the unfortunate woman. sud child ‘went with it todestrnction, Her fate s very sad. She ‘was Jiterally . ¥ DENT ASUNDEE, 'The trunk from tho neck to the abdomen was found in ono placo, the arsas in another; aud the head' and neck furthor away, * Ouo limb stuck in the sand whero 4t fell, Probably sho was fnstantly killed,: Her child waa killed, tho to? af tho hoad belnng blown off, ving the appearance of acalping, Groat sympathy ia folf for tho husband and’ father, thus doubly bercaved, Thero was another child, who, fortunately, was ot o velphibor's liouse with tho father, 4 Alichael Flie was sitting in the house with his wifo and child, when it was rafsed from over tholr heads, tho chlld being killed. This happened about five miles from Iurper Station, slx milea west of here, ont: DAMAGE, 3 T met Mr, Stone, living soveu miles from Harpor, ag he and his honds were at work n,mlrlng. ho damage. e believed tho storm _ passed . his farm at 3 o'clock, e lkenod il loan fmmense funnel, reaching ‘from: carth toieaven, and comiug from the kouthwest, It ‘wan llack; o could not soe through it, 1o lost gove cnteen head of cattle, and had from eight to twelvo exippled, 'He could sco.the funnel for Ofteen minutcs beforo it dimappeared, Mo undorstood . thrco, homes Uwlongiog | o Br. Yomss were Kkilled, ond six _bolonging o Mr, Comitze, beslads 100 hogs and n Nicliolan Lake lost-tsocows, - Fred Letze's barn w thirown downund threo of his hovses wounded, The 1o8s of stock will nover bo known, ~* - 3r, Blarr was working cheorfully in tho runs, Iiis timber near was cut and bent, snd would_uovor grow sgsin. His faiced were wndoholng repulr, Over fn bis ficld lay 5 _dead beef. Just akinnod, and dond by aud sboop wore seattarod ireroand thero, Lonco pos yers sbuck Srmly fn the ground whore thoy atood, and tho torrifio strougth of thig. etorm was visiblo on overy Land, In onothor placo o pump was drawn out of (ho ground and ' deposited in tho sofl Dl o mile away, whero It could bo- pumped, thongh. pumping would fotch no wator, ‘Tno horse-power of s threshing maching, welghin 2,340 pounds, wos ralsed a8 If 1t wero o foatlier, an droppad a quarter of & milo from Lomo, 4 The housa of Poter Marsh waa biown down, sud ono culld kitled, It s stated that all the rest of tho fumi- 1y, includiug soven children, woro atrinped of -overy vorlige of clothing. Tho dead child was found sighty yards from tho sita of tho dwaling. . 2 Bir. Gunpbelllost Lis wife, 1is two' children were badiyhurt, Mr, Bevios, of Gormantown, lost his burun ud foncos, and M, Lentz 8 now bsral Just - slicd! 3 T town stood {n immincnt danger, Citizons saw | o coluunng upprosching, and ono gonfienuan hiad eals culated that it would strie tho post-oflice fivst, Bo it would, had it come directly, snd fortunatoly’ it did no 2 h THE BTORM JUMPS, “ITree miles from hero it seomed to * Jumip over tho “town, and (1o noxt licard of 1t was G milea to tho north- west; whoro It eeomed to land and' continue its appall- ing progreas, It Iu caloulatod that it Jumpod 10 milcs, leaving all “of that length of -i{s ¢ourse from here through Washington . Gounty, nntil. it . disappearod somevwhore §n the Mississippi Valloy. 5 THE VELOOITY OF TIK ATORM, Awlde divarslty of opinion oxists as to the rate ot yhich tho storm travelod, Twenty miles an lour fu tho opinfon of o mafority, but probably it moved much fustor, a8 at nearly ovary hoint 8 o'clock s glven as the Tour at which it “pasecd, It travorsed o rogion of ro- markable fortllity, ovor’ a rolling country, Somo of i il betug ulte steop, rtardod s gecd, but it ‘probably 'moved with taore’ rapldity than is generall supposed, It dealt doath and lozon_hogs of Riddolpli estruction wherover wout, i rmEnx1s.somnow fn nearly overy househald aud tho entire country is in -active oymypa with thoso who mourn, ‘Thoy know ot how soon they themasolyanmay bo Visitod by a sitne ilar calamity, This ovent will not aoon bo forgotton, Thoso who Tovo Jost friends will romomber ft whils they live, and &0 will thogo who have witiiessed tho-da- atraotion of proporty and thio ruin spread ovor o wide strip of our common country, Moro horrors than Bave bean enumerated might bo told, bub nothing ‘more need be added to tlio lamontations that Tiso from meny a broken haurt, 5 Tho followlng {a a Ust of the killed and woundod i ‘Kookuk County a8 far a8 know i XILLED, Teter Maralts cbild, re, Campbell, Michol Fals child, - Mra, Englodinglo and child, 3 . WOUNDED, Petor Maralis thréo childron, r, Campbell's two chlldren, anyard Jacobi, 2r, Ash sud wifo, r; Low This llst {8 glven 80 far is known, Thore ure all sorta of rumors afloat s to persons missing, and on all mattors pertafuiny to th disastor, T Jeoplo aro excited as well o end, TUE 1089/ OF PROPENTY 18 variously estimatod at from $100,000 {o $200,000, but probably $76,000 will cover it ail, Special Dispaloh to The Chicago Tribune, THE LATEST, Wasnmoron, Tows, Juno 24—Midnight,—This even- ing T interviowed quile s nuwbor of people, wlio inve yisited tho ground. traveled ovor by {ho oyclony, with a viow of gulting catfiates of the-demago domu {0 Troporty, A fow placo it as high aa $150,000, Lut the Tanjority thini & s batwoon $75,000 aud $160,000, Al tho bulldings raised {0 'tho ground, with two_ oxoone tious, wero ordinary frame structurss, To placo i farnip inas_good condition aa thoy wora baforo, will eulro s expondituro of fully 150 msan Wil e onu . o e storming here touight, and tho wind tn bigh, Tast Thursdsy's experiouce Las syparently lind a liad oifoct, many fearing anothor visilation of thu hurrl cano, Speetal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribuns, AT DES MOINES, DisMonves, May 24.—Thero wak & sovara thundor atorm boro to-night, ccompaniod by s boavy wind, Two Liouse wore blown down and one Louso® strick Dy lighuing, No other dsmages sro roporlod, Tho rovent rains hinvo awalled the DasMoines and Jiacooon Tvere, aud both havo the highoat atugo of watur scon for twd yoarw, s h IN ILLINOIS, OAxtoN, IiL, May 24,—On Thursday evoning s tor- rilostorm of' wind and ruin yassed through (his county, west of tho village of Avom, It wes & regular ouds, T afporontly co miencdlt’ bt Bwan Orebl, rili of Yéungatown, in Wirror Qounty, taking & eaterly direclion, and>onding tiear Avon, in Fulton County, Awteping through_n -teable, 40, to 100 rodn in widil, {n which evorything™1s ruin; dovasiation,” and Joath, \Many bulldlngs wora derolishod,—indeod, ovoryilig fa” deatroyod in tho track of the storin, | houeos, burns, fonces, orchards, etc, I learn of eove oral porsona hoing kilied I Warron Coituty, and many bidly injured, Tho irack of tho utorm In nenttered witls doadl fowls ‘ond cattle, Tho nggregato Jaos to tho fasmera st amount o lindre housands of ollae, © s s AT MEMPHI, 0 T - ’ Atisteis, Tons,; May 24.—A galo, accompaniod b; a heavy fall'of raln; phascd ovor. the'clty at 0 o'cloc] tbis ovenlug, dofog' considornblo . damago, | Tho fow. boat Liltlo' Alps, wilh iwo' barges’ in tow, whien ' 'opposlte *flio. - clovator, . waa : capilzad and sunk in 100, feck of -water. Tha bargos wero out loono’ nnd nll hands saved,' The ‘ont belonged to Luciva Aillor, and was worih sbout $5,000 1 inauranca unknown, . ',; 3 oo front wall of Gago & Fishdt's cotton wareliousa wan blovin down, ” A boy named._Gallfo Plorco wa b orely Injurod, - 'THi6 rear. wall of Coopor Ciriatin otton Waroliouno was also blown dows s ‘- 'WALL STREET Roview of the Moncy, Gold, Nond, Stock, anil’ Produce Maricots. " Spectal Dispatch to Tha Chicago Tribune, . New Yonr, May 24,—Wall atréot was insufTerably @ull to-day, Monoy ruled casy feom 6 to 7 por cont on oall, Tho bank atatemont. s unfavorablo, stiowing & et loss of $899,800 in tho logal resorve, which ia a gon- oral dleappointmont to the atroet, . &ooms 5 woro duller thian on any othor day of tho week, Aslde from Pacific Mail, Woeatorn ‘Unfon,” and Erle, . tho changea wor nmall, Thie attendanco at tho Exchango waa alim; and tho market at times negloctod, Tho ‘bank staterment had o poreoptiblo effoct on prives, ;. ) © GOLD X of tho bull, combination in gold s still tho subect of comment, . It 1a {ntimated that Gould Is sirengthenty himself {n gold at this ime, t0 provent the stock war- Kot running away from him, . Tlio Vientia pano beln atanend, 6od tho deainof- gold from tho Dank o England ‘bolug clioekud, t s reasonablo to suppoto that tlie bank rate. might bo- reduced to_such s fguro as.wonld mend capital ovor hoto for -omployment in rying b largo load of wiocke n thie maret. ‘It a i that this ia Juat what tho groat bull wants to pro-, et it pouslle, “Talita gavgod the Tocoplacles fox wmionoy_horo, and . knows & how .much can Do ‘relled ‘wpon in ' an emorgency,: It Lo can Keop monoy {everiah hy oosaatonal aqusozes, ho cAn prevent limo josns being mado on slock opor- tions, and compol parties Whe are onres 1, 0AS to mnke dally. ronmeeta: 5y Provonting . auipmonts of 1A ta Duropo throngh s domoralization of tho Ex- ngo narket, caused by cornering gold, bo intenda tokeop tho Diuk of Eugland rato firm, nd conge- quently Englial copitai will stay at home, . THEIMPORTS 3t dhta port for btin woek wuding to-dsy woro $8,565,- BONDB, " Governmenta wore sirong and pricos advance tho highest point of (ho Retsom, Ths most. Jpastscs feature Ja thio scarcity of all descriptiony, whick o o mrkod improyement whonovar tho doinand bocoms a lttio pctivo, . - pnopuor, Tor flour tho inquiry wos light under a strong dls- position o realize, “Most: grades’ undor $9,00 were easlor, though thero“was lttlo anxioty to realizo on wintor wheat brands.’ No, 2 nad ordinary extras waro yery' hiéavy, with moro dbiug in sour, . Sales, 6,700 rls + ‘rocofpla, 0,334 bris, Wheat waa boiter, tho wants of ahippers compelling them to pay somo advanco on No, 3 upring to comploto cargocs. The offerings of {000 Apring ro lmitod: - Wintor was qulet bat frms Salen, 57,600 b ocofe, 67,670 b, - “Pork was quict and cater for Juno dolivory, Moy {8 quoled at about $10,62%, _Tho sales, caah and rogis a 3 Wero aboutt 175 brin, 8¢ $17.00 for’ now mess, and 18,00 for sumpn. ¥or futnzo dolivery, 250 brii for Jutio fold at £10,63)¢, Tocelpts, 143 plirs, - Cut moats waro generally quitt, but for dry. saltod meats thera ‘was mora demand, and 195 boxes medium Lama nold ot e, Dry‘salled shouldors aro"quoted nt TA(@T3e. Balca of 7,600 1bs plcklcd bellies wero mado p &, 11 108 averago ato quoted 0c, Roccipts, 467 pkga, Dacon was' falzly notive, aud prives about tho_sam, with sules of 2,200 boxen of nhort cloar 0o apot, Longt clear is quoted o 83, Tard was quiet and rather unsettled, West- orn i quotod 2t 0 1-i60 on the spot and for May, For future dolivery, tho bualuess reported cmbrused 500 tcs for May a0 1.16c, and 250 tes for July at 9 7-10c, Tecolpts, G10 pge, . d e e THE JUDICIAL CONTEST, - A. i, Craig’a Nomination for tho Sn= Premo Court Ratificd at Yates Clty, 1, by 0 Small Meoting of Farmers, Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. GALEsDUNG, TUl,, May 24.—A notico sppeared in n Elmwood paper that s Farmers' Convention would bo Deld at Yates City on the 24th at 10 . m., to bo od- drossed by A, M, Crafg. Tho farmeva’ clubs and grangers of the adjoining towna were.invited, At tho appoliited tima sowo twenty or thirty, mostly dolegates from farmers! elubs woro in attendance, It was ru- | mored that Mr, Craig would not srrive till 3 o'clock, .10, Ab3 p. m, the mesting was callod to order, and “Nr, Knable, of Salom, called o tho chinfx, Tho Chalr announced thut tho Mceling waa calied by tho Salom Grango o ralify tho nomiuation of Mr, Cralg, and thut tho grangers ond members of farmers! clubs, who approved the nomiuntion, wero fnvited to take'part, and {bat 1o: othor - business was in order} {hat BIr. Crajg had been invitod to address them -but advieos fust Tocolved from bim from 3ondotu informed him (st ho could not bo prosent. Aftor apeoch teom Jamios I, Stowarh, tho emocratio candidato for Clrcuit Judgo, n resolu- tion ratifylng Mr. Oraig'a nomination was passed, nud tho Ohair thon gave notice that tho work of tho Convontion was dono s that tho Sulom Grange would continuo in session fot private business, snd {hat tho grangers. who could makic {hemeclves kuown at tho gute.would Lo “welcome, Tho dolegates and othors ‘Ppronet from other towns theroupon rolired consider- ably dlsgusted, Mr, Einory-of -the DPrairie Fur- mer, ollthe ~way from Ohlcago, fo seo and Toar Mr, Oraig, forked up his carpet-bag, and exclaim- o4 % Tam for homo; two nights’ riding; ono whole day loafing—all to Loar that reaolution. read,” Spectal Dispatch to The Chicaga Tribune, Avunon, Tll,, My 24.~Tho farmers of Kane, Kon- @l and DbPagoe Countics met in tho City Hall lero in Judicial Couvention, and nomiuated the Ton, Sylvan Wilcor, of Elgin. Many of thio most prominent citl~ 2008, 1hcludliig soveral Bupervisorw, wero proscnt, and oxbibited s degreo of unanimity that promiscs a liard fight, Thio frionds of Mr, Wheatan foel that it will bo a cloao conteat, and aro WOIHIIF unceasiugly, Judil Yoo a very” popular, wad ighly respooted for s cgrity, 3 Monutsox, Whiteside Co., TIL, May 24.—The Whileside County Contral Gratige, reprosenting olghi- toen subordinato granges of {his county, mot hore to- doy and passed tho following : solved, That it 16 tho sonso of the Whitesldo County Céntral Grango that the Hon, W. Wheaton of tho Third Judicial District, end We oreby recome mend him to tho furmers throughout the District, THE LUMBER TRADE. Susponsion -of n Combination of Twelve Londing Firms in thoe Trades Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, . New Yon, Moy 24.—A dispatch from Troy on- Hiounees tho suspension of tyelvo prominont Jumber fiewn on account of tho fallure of the combination- 'to oontrol. tha. Western lumber market, with Mabilitica ‘smounting 10 $9,000,000, Threo of these Grms, Mesars, Dougo & Co,, Orson Richards, sud P, Wudoms & Co., do business in this city, * Watson & Twichell, who aro named fn tho dispatoh ua belonging to Oblcago, fs o firma in Nowark, N, J. On application this nftornoon for particulars, at No, 59 Wall stroot, to the fiem of Dodgo & Co,y tho members said that tho persons named formed combination early last smnmor, not to conirol iho Westorn Iumbor markot, 'but for mutual intercst in disposing of thelr manufactured Iumbor to tho best advantago, - Thoy hud in thoir pos« easlon o groat amount of lumibor, amauating fo” W0, 000,000 foet, 1nnch of which thoy woro obligod to carry “avar last winter, . Thia actlon was nocossitated by tho siriugont ioney masksl, Ligh frelghila o tho Iakes, ana tho unugnal, backwardness of tho scason, As 8 much eapital, otherwise, available, was thus locked up, andaa tho sitonger flema wero lmpercd by thole cout ncction with others, all bocume omburraseed in thelr ‘resourcos, Morara, 8, V. Darnard, White & Co,, Pago & Co,, and Dodgo & Uo, nvited six prominont’ ban ofticats, represonting from ono-third to ouo-ialf of {hiofr erodifors in smount, o make an° cxamination of tholr affairs, Thls Committoo Lave mado a careful acruliuy of tho cntiro businss, and on tho 20th nst, roportcd that tho resourcos of ‘tho firma woro lurgely inoxcoss of tho claims_against thow, but in_conso- queuico of tho poouliar charaotor of thé jumber frado, in which nearly olghteen montha 1s_roquired to turn tho monoy invested, {t 18 _dvomod advisublo for thelr craditor to grunt them reasonable timo to tura thoir assots inlo caith, In consoquenco of thiuBlato of alfairs tho businoss of thoso firms b temporarily intorrapted, M. Richards, {L fs ustd, 18 tho largost manufucturer of sprice aud homlock in {ho conntry, Tl combination wuu chfolly dovoted to pluo_lumber, Tho nguregate Habifitles of tho firms s said to o aotually nbout 3,000,000, —_—— Obitunry, Wasiwazox, Moy M.—Preeident Early, of tho Geurolowis oauls Gollgo, dled this ~attofuoon of paralysia, UGHMOND, Va,, May 24, —Tamos W, Wallack, of Now Yark Gity, dlud t(dny fn & sleoplag-car whilo 61 routo from Honlh Uarollu homovard, accompunled by his wifo, 1w dlauso Wi consiinption, Tho remalng will bowent on to-ntght. pince oS Tolographic Brovitics. Jnuses Woodu, a poor labozor of Ulica, Iud,, o tho Hioldur of 1ickot No. 80,777, which droty tho’ capltal Drizo i tho Uniata Jotteky, Ituun Ohiristonson and Olirls Oleson, two Dand, agod Toupictivaly 87 il 23, whdlo boating b Ceinr Tiver, at Qudur Fally, Tow, fust nigat, wero carriod. over tho dum and drowaod, "The Lodiof isva not Yo Doon fo- coverod, ‘Tho distillery of Ar, MoNcllis, of Aux Bable, noar Morrls, Iil., waa solzod lust Weok by an ofiicer of (ha Unitod Btates Intornal Revenuo Dopartment, for non- aymont of taxes, Itwlll bo sold at auction on the. L zm(wol togathier with 548 barrels of highwines, on o Bthy of Juer e, AfoNells, witis cousal, has gons 10 Washington to try to fix up tho wattor, waa nelive, with a furthor ndvance, *'The manomyres' 18 entitled to our coufidonca for tho, position of Judge* —he iy . FRANCE," -3 VEnsattizs, Moy 24,—Tho dobato upon thointerpot- Intion of tho Government was resumed this morning, - Thirra;tn accordance with-tho notico given-yenterdny- by Minlator Dufauro, addresned to Ammembly, urging tho definito eatablfsliment of tho Republio, 1tix nlter- ances - wero-rocoived with Joud clicers by. tho-Loft,- whilo tho Right remaided stlont, . Dpon tho conclusion of Thicra‘ sposolr'tho Assombly took & rocdas, « Tho Assombiy roconvenéd at3 o'elstk thia'stletnoon, and, oftor o enorgotio speach by Caslimor orolre) Minister of tho Intatlor, rejooied, by s voto of 803 ogainat 045, tho simplo order of tho day, procgeding from Lho Toft and supported by the Governmont, - An ‘ordar’ Gf ‘tho day, " propoued - by ' tha ' Tight, doclarlng ihat the , presstit, form. of Govorn. ment ' was: not ‘urider disctasion, - énd - regrotiin Aaitord e st tho secoustruction of e miistry did 10 conservativo gunrantoos, waa thon of 300 ngainat i, . S onbaby e yel pon”tho_announcement of the reanlt of tho vol Dyrignon, momber of-the-Righy saldy (o nuprome Intoroats of tho country roquirod that thé Govoramont ahould not remain silont, “Hia romnria wors roosivod 1‘1{1@ Bl r%usu]l.]lom by the' Luf“l‘.‘, When tho tus i ‘aubsidod, Darsgnon resumod, an B bight sanalon of {0 Amomblys oo A1 PrODOROd, Dufsure, Minlstor of Justico, sacondod-to tribung and doglarad thst Franca would not romatn & momont withouta Government, notwithatanding the vols just cast, % Thoro oxiata,” ho sald, #a Prosidont and the Tepublio, Tho Miniators would answer for tho main. tonanco of “ordor.” Thoy wonld comsult with tho Presidant,. snd_sgree {0 night sittin shoutod, ' Why will ' the' Governmen Europa and posiarity sn exaiplo of il mon o - !ngfltllude}’; . Thd Right inaistod that-the Governe mont bould promyitly communicato ts docialon o tha Assombly.’ Ater turiher dobate, whicl was conductod amidat tho greateat excitomont, it was deoided to have 8 night sossion, and rocoss was {aken untll ovening, Tho ronlt of tho volon nunod Intonso axcltomont, sud ol woro crowdod wi o.eagorly awsiting the dovolopmonta of tha nights stiiog. -\ <" Vensursien, Mag J4-Tveuing-Tho Astsinbly rée numed it sosslon at 8. Dufsurs, Minister of Juntice, sunounced tiat Ministors had. tandored thelr roslgur: Hon8 £0 Thiors, who lind ncoontod tiom, - Dofaura thot handed to Bulfet, tho Dresidont of thi. Assombiy, o moseago from Prosident Thiers aamotinos ing that Mo delivera back to the Assombly tho high functions which had been conferred upon him, Tho Jending of tho meseags produced s profound soisation in the Chamba e o Cppan ftho Diuke a0 Broglio et T et e movad that tho Assombly immediataly sppol !n!;fl'la’l;ihllll.~:|'- a e ’I_l[’lqfillllo- motion cAnaed terriflo vbroar: - The Left mov that tho Teslgnation of Thora be hot acceptes.” Thl motton was rojected by n vota of-08 againn, 535, Tho rosignation of Thiors was thon formally nccopiod, Tufot fruitlcanly attomptod -4d oulogizo Titors, Tite membore of tho Left ondeavorod to seciro an ad- Journmont of the electlon, but the Tight uaisted upon . choosing a Presidont immediately, A voto was thon tnken, and it resulled 1n tho ‘oloofion of Marahal Mac Biwhion, who eceivod 890 votes, Tho Doputics of the ZLeott abstained from “voling, - A commiticn was spe inted to wait upon Marahal MacMahon and fnform {m thot hohad boen olocted Prasldent of tho Itepublic, The Commitico was hoadid by Duffet, who, upon Toliring, tomporarlly banded _over tho Fraslianey of tho Affembly :to_ Goulard, who was _enthustastically cheered by the Right upon faking the ‘wost, Upon tho return of tho Gommilteo; Duffot resumed tho. chair, and annovmced that'Marabal MaoMahon had sccopted tho Tresidency of (ho Ropubllo, . though — not withont pajn, - Duffet -also..atstod that the Ministers’ would temporarily remain. ; " The crowds in tho atreets and in front of iho Legls- Iativo Ghamber incroased -as uight. ndvanced,. and, ‘whon the result of o procoodings in thio Assombl a3 made laown, thore wore loud shouts of # Vivo fo Thiors," and * V{ve Is Ropubllquo,” Thero wero no Bttompls at. dlsordor,- sud-tha poople quictly. dis. porsed, okt MGREAT BRITAIN. 5w Yonx, May 3.—In London, thia belng the af. ty-fourth rectrrance of the birthday of Queen 51mu=, fo-dny was kopt as & halt-loliday, snd Was ushered it Dy tho firing of salutes and tho ringing of bolls, Dur~ 135 tho day Thore wos & roviow of tho military, and in’ the evoning tho clty will bo (lluminated, New Yonk, May 4—Tho London Daily Newsof May 12, publishes 5 diapatoh datod Nice, May 11, from Dr.Gurncy, Joun Stusrt Mill' nitending physician, Lroim mhiely § appears tnt bo waa in ‘ol honith and 500 epizita up tothio tmo of hia attack of orysipelns, which rapidly run-.fta fatal: coursg ‘n tlo thort mmaco. o four.. days, ~Thia ditoaso 13 epidomio In tho loy-lying clay ground nbout Avig- now, Ho knew tho situntion waa not healthy, but lisd purchinsed a houso -snd grounds only becauiso they wero close to tho comotery, - whero his wifo was-| bured fteen yoars ago, and- in ordor that ho might #pend as'much of bis timo s posaible nearher tomb, Tho bouse, morcover, was densely murrounded by trees, which io would hot allow to bo touched, lost tha nighlingales abounding n the. nelghiborhood should quit tho apot. . Tho aventio nder tho ahado of ‘which. bo composed ond studled, was filled | with 25 theso birde, Mr, Mill suffored: but Httle oxcopt in swallowing, and from tho best and welght of the enor mous awolling which camo over his face-and nock. Yot ho Tearned the fatal natore of tho attack with calm= | noss and resignation, lin exprosscd .desire that. ho might not outlivo Li mental facultics and suffer from long, wastiug disoaso was gratifiod, for lus great intel- Joct romained clear to tho Inat monfent, ITia wiah that hia funnral might bo quiot and elmplo ‘waa sttended to Ly e oviay ‘sep-dauglies i \evolon meliifies: The funernt fook lacoIn tho simplost feshion,—tho Frouch doctor, Protestant pastor, and mysolf'alone- Deing present with the family. . Prayor was oftered nt tlio grave, and o most touchiug addreas was made by tho pastor, Thon the boautiful tomb of his wife was opaued, and he was placed by the sido of Ler Lio loved 50 wall, 5 e R S B AUSTRIA, 3 New Yon, May 24.—A lelter from Vienna of ‘thq 10thsayn: Tho panio was at ita Lolght on tho 9t when ‘more than 100 fallres woro announced.: Many old respectable banking houses have gone on tuo st of bankriipt, nlong with acrowd of mushroom cone cors, which spraug up undor tho infiuonca of the mania - for spoculstion that hes * provalled during the -past year, In': fho" : great crisls. of 1809 tho total 1058’ Gecasionad by tha fall of stocks quoted on tho Bourso amounted to 25,000,000 floring, Already 1t lins excosded tou times that amouut, Thio chifef auffcrera aro tho uew anoculative bunks and. Bumorous bulding_companiea, Ifundroda of bubble compaulas wera “arganized, and thelr stock v suatched up ot prices_absurdly inconuiaterit. with, the prospecta of_profit thoy offcrod, Almost overy day. 8aw new bankn organized with mythical eapltal, whous' ‘stock wan palmed off upon tho credulous . publlo by the influence of tho natea of & fow Barona and Gountd upon tho lists of Dizectors, and by tho pufling of Aube aldized” nowspapers, Tho bulldlng compantes_outs Bunbored the banks, 054 wero about as nuwarily of trust, Thoy undertook ovorything, from sraciing monter Lotels to putting up eoda~wator fountains, Colton _and:woolen factorles, iron-works, -brow. ories, mills; &, wero built, without. any: ro- gard to the demond that 'oxisted . for - thelr products, aud tho apoculativo fover lnducdd poorle to buy slock, not as an inveatment, but in . the hopo that the noxt day somebody woulkl glys s highor price for if, ‘Hundrods of costly bulldings linve boen eracted in Vie enna by these buliding companics in s stylo of' elos o Defare unknown hore; Groat spprehennion ia et that tho catostropho will ultimately lnvolye the eneral mercantilo and manufacturing intorests of tho Empiro, and produca a serlous dlsturbance in all kinds of business, 1{ tho panio goes no furthor than the Btock Exchange, although the victima will bo num. berod by thonsands, and-tho indiract offects of thy crists will bo felt for a long tmo, tho' Icsson it will teach will perhiapa bo worth tho coaf A C ——— SPAIN, L PEnrioNAN, May 24.-The Garliats deny thht the vol- ‘untoera who surrendered ut Bansbuja wero butolored, Thoy atato that thay 1old them subJect to an oxchauga for Earlinta, St s Muvnm, 3y 24,—The Gounell of - Mintatora yestars 48y, Iu podtpontug tho clction in Ouba for Doputica 1o the Gonsiltuent Cortes, fixad upon 10 day, BAROXLONA, Muy 34,—Two corpses hiave boen found. pear Manoru, with o placard on eacl, boariug those ords: 4 icillod willa atompling to siswminato Don A s ing ¢ aisiste Do, | . The' levy of young men ardered by Gon, Valardofa ‘well rocelyed, “Many manufacturors will continue tho salarley of (i overativcs whilo tloy aro i tho or- vice, ‘Juutas aro forming to promato the enforcoment of the levy, _ : ITALY. " ., Toxz, Moy 24,—The contemplates anathama-~ tizing membors of tho Itallan Gabinet and. all othiors who are proposing to sooularize tho monastarios,. . - Elaborato proparatlons are inaking for tho funral of Count Manzeont, —— PERU, i B 3 New Yonk, May 24,—Callso datos of the 0lb atnte. {hat & lurgo firo ind burned tho Hotel Qowercio .and’ sovoral other bufldings, ontatling o ‘loss of £800,000, . No Amoricans sulierod, | % —te— CENTRAL AMERICA. ' ;| * New Yon, Moy 24:—Panama dates to May 15 are roculved by tho sfoamer Honry Chunces,, A Commisslonor haw beou sent, to Prosldont Nolrn, £rom Panmm, to bring i lack to agstmo tho bea of the Qovornment, Tho Prefoct of ‘Aspinyall, Sorior Pemott, was Acting President, An amucsty had been Brranged and tho xponses of tha late troublo wers (o Do asaumed by tho State Department, ey Duzlng tho Nghting in Yanama, tho uational troo Joat twenty-threo killed and tuirly wounded, and; tha. Stato troopw doublo that number. * Considerablo prop- criy outsido tho elty Las been destroysd. “Thoguard furnished by Admiral Steodman romains, protecting tho railway and_stcamslip Dropary, but {hio forco o 130 men, furnished o tho “citlzena’ waa withdrawn, Moat of tho militia, blacks, outaido of tho clty have taken to tha waods with thelr nrae, Y:x-Preafient Corress remalu by roquiest of tho citi- 2o until porfect tranquillity fa reatored, - Gen, Darrioa hoa beon clooted Conatitutional Prest- dent of Guatomala, and tho robel faction disperscd. 1t 1s statod that Senor Palacios, who recently arrivod at Tomung, hog purchased ' tho atcamor Gun, Sliernan, snd s now arming ler {o pro- ceod to 'Omou, Mondiiras, overthrow the present Govornment, Toplaco Moditia in tho Prosideuoy, then ovgunlizy an’ urmy, cross the frontlor, uniting with' disaffected Tudisng of Quesalicnango) aud rovolus tlonizo Guatounala, ——— s ARy 315 do dusdi § 5m0x, May 34.—Advices from o do Janeiro to o ] tnat, slato {hat tho Emporor of Trazil hud closed lie ol aud oponed the now Legislature, Anumber of roforms were promised. % o5 —_—— Progteal Ethics in Masanchusotts, Bowrox, May 24,—Tho Board of Trial of the Maasne oliusolly Modical Hocluty, which recently trlod cortain ‘membors of tle Hoolety for practising homoopatly on e ground that euch practica violtod tholr vight o mbmboralip, rendered a decislon to-ay, and Repyed 6 Sony upon croh momber {nvolved, Tho Honra way the actcn inving beou fully iesed, and tho ovidoncd ani hio argomnula on each ailo’ fuily conaldored, the chargos and spealfications aro all fully proved, and fho acoused ke neveralfy guilly of conurt wnhocoming g mwortly aa_henorabin phylclany 1Y peaci, Toniopi, Thiore fora5i Fecammiended: thelr- oxpole son from tho Mansachuetin Modical Hoclaly, RELIGIOUS. e Tho Prosbytorian Gonornl Assombly, Northy ‘ut HaltimorosProceodings Yonterlny. . . WLty 1z —-Spcoial Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, ¥ Batrndons, May2t,—Tho Assombly to-dsy- mante foatn tho purposo fo Laston an ndjonrnment by limite ing tha spceches of othors than Hecrotstios and Chair- mon of committces to fivo minutos. Notwithataniding 1hls, thero was much. profitfosa talking, Many Come missloners ata partloularly intorested In ono dopart- ‘ment of (ho Oliurch’s wwork, and- fgnorant or carolers of all othors, Conxcquontly, cach roport i followed by #pogches from mon movad by the¥pirit to intorprat it meaniiig, or instat upon ita‘orits, Thin kind of person~ 4l displsy was chocked throo timos to-day by oporatfon: O tho previous queatton, *Tho colared Gommisslonor Who. spoke :todny on tho roport of . tho Frocdmen's" Oommitteo hias hoen a Trosbytorian miniater twonty | yoars,uud woa long 8 missionary in Africa, Hin orntions Traa carofully prepared, with the ozcoption of fio n duction and close.’ Tho tranailions frora ono knd of8peaking to anothor wora Yory apparonts Thg Assombly.was much ploasod with Lis aplvit aad fnta” Yaonco, 80 asnectally with tho dadaration” it ths h%ammm’fu 0 whited to ioal tho wounds thioy 0 roport of tho Gommltios on Manses troatod, "1t contomplatod tho continuanco of the s, mittoo o oncoursge tho building of parsonages, ank the apbropristion of £,000 to pay tho salary amd travellng oxponses of ' tho Olaleman, . Toudiog #nen ‘in_tho Assombly opposed tho Toport mmy tho wholo schiome of manso orectlon, Wil - Dodgo: especially ‘oblocting o tho exsondites LF mionoy for such an obloct, - Olliers ald Alnt the. Gome mitteo was only calablisliod on_thie undoratanding thab its oxlstonco sliould bo temporary, sud that no aajasied officlal would bo demandod, - In fhie midst of thia anie matad dobate, ono member sald that. Mr, Wilaon, the Ghairmnn of fio Atnuso Gommittoo hod actod historor | of tho Church without pay; that ho had o ‘manis for collecting val st documents pa‘:mgx“;?f: Preabytorianism, and that his continus tho worle of evecting mansss with & roving commission and ox- Pensea-pald would.- boa profitable investmont, o thia-a ;Bisnourl - Commigaloner answored that tha Church' could not - afford to hiro . roving maniaca ta ‘writa {t3 bistory, This uttorsnca chuged much fooling, 2x, Wilson boing an amiablo nd plous man, ¢ Lofor8 tho. morning adjournmont 'J. B, Diinn ‘at- torapted ta introduico a resolution Toquiting an apology! for.the offensivo remark, but tho Moderator ruled that| 1t vas out of ordor, and hrought down the gavel in tho| midst of much confuslon, Tho only matter of infercat! in the report of the Gommitteo on Theological Soint-! narles was ,tho recommiondation that tho Dauville Beminary bo surrenderod to ila Trustoes, with a yiow tobarmonizing tho differonces botwoon {ho Sontliern snd Northern Oliurclics, Tlo Xav. O, L Thompeon, mmissloner from Chicago, Lna beon cailed q sarlous flinsas i hip farmily Aoy (7o the dssosiated Lrens) . ; Daioions, May 44—Tho Frosbyiorian Gonors Assembly to-day appoiniod s.committeo to.connider, aud roport to tho noxt Gonoral Assombly, tho subjech) of {ssuing a free paper, Tho roport of tho Board of Ghurch -Yrection ¥utid_showed xecelpts during the L year of $110,744; numbar of churchea contributs g, 1,003 ¢ not contributing, 2,827 ; amount exponded in 450 of chiurclies, -$83,001 § chiurches recolving aid) 160, During tlie laat threo oars tho Hoard havo con: plead 685 churclics, freo of dabt, and securcd church property worth $3,000,000. Tho Doard recommond thot n futurg nok moro hn $1,000 .be allowed I atd of auy churelr, - Tho ropor and recommendation werd Thio réportof tho Gommitteo on Mansen was talon up and discussed until rocosm. Aftor recess tha npecinl order—thio roport of tho Gormitteo on_ Misalons for the Freedien—waa submitted, with tho recommondar tion that tho AnseniLly commend tha missloris for the froedmen to tho sympaihy and_ hearty support, of the ‘whale Ourch, The reports aliow that tho Tecalpts dure ing the year wero 207,125: expenditures, $39,20, Tho Toport gives an intercsting necount of tho’ nume bor of churches, Bunday-schools, mission.. ary ' seoclatlons, _communfeants, Sunday-scliool| acholars, ko, Tie Rev, A, 0. MeClellan, Socretary of tho reguiar Committeo on Missjonu of tho Froedmen, addressed tho Convention, and wis followed by tha ‘Ro¥. E, J, Adums, colored, who delivered a foreiblo | apecch, Ollier mpeschos wero made, and tho roport | was adopted, The Committeo on Church -Polity ro- rlod. Tho Assembly adjourned until 8 p. m., yhen | lig report on Theologleal Seminaries will 13 con- sidere 5 At tho seasion _to-night, tho roport on Theologicel Semminories was ndonted, A dobato aros osition to omit all titles, such ps % D, D,,” 4 LL. D, &c., in tho afficial rolls of tho church, and tho wibjoet ‘wos roferred {0 o committee to report to tho present Asscmbly, Soveral resolutions not of genoral fntores Soro reforred. Tho Aseembly then adjournoed untll § o'clock Monday morning. E i L PITTSBURGH. Two Ohildren Burncd to Deathe-Dow coration Daye-War on sho Hangiug - Nigms, L2 Prrzenunan, May 24.—Last oventng, whila two lite tle uris, ono tho daughtor of Mr, W. -Morgan, ond tho ‘other of Mr, Wiefring, residing nt Bhady ‘Side, wero ot play,. omo applied & mateh to tho mouth of a ean filled with carbon ol An oxplosion followed, ani in an fnstant tho clothing of tho ohlldren wns ssturated with oll, Thoy,won enveloped in flames, aud burved {o.n crisp. - ! Tho' Mayora of ittaburgh and Allegharny Qty haw fssued o proclamotion requesting (hat il busines ‘housos bo dlocd on Dacoration D3y, A crusado i ‘progress againat morchanta who have ban obtructiig the sidowalks with slgns, ke, Over four hundred suls havo alzoady been inattied, sl ollorssro boing - 5 . The Atlantic Death-Ktoll Nzw Yonk, May, 24—Four hundred and twontw elght bodles” e boen® recoverod from'tho wreek & o steamebip Atlantl, lesving 115 prssengrs wi counted for, ~ Nearly a dozon bodies of thio loat eabis -puszongers ‘aro stil missing, aud, although all tla ‘tate-roomn have not beon_examinad by tho divers, & 1 ot thought that any bodics will be found in then when entored, s tho passongera ara believed to havy _escapod to tho decks when infored of thelr ine ‘pending danger after tho vessel siruck. New Yonk, May 24,—A Halifax lottor on tho intermont of ' tho bodies of ‘thg pusiengers of tna steamship - Atlantlo says: “ Tho graves or tronches in many cises nro scarcoly decp euough to allow the cofing to rest moro thon o fow inchea bolow tao earths rains hovo_washed away what litflo earth covers ing there wag, and to-lay thoro uro Lundeeds of coilins oxposed 0 view, In meny instances two bodiea: are crowded' into .o minglo hox, and in 80mo ‘cagea ovon-three; and, in- order to econos mize In the malter of pace, thoy aro often placed in trenches two ond throo deep, At tho feot of thiess shabby graves ond yudo cofilns aro modcat tablels ‘which'zocord the sufferings and deatls of hundreds of men, women, and children, aurface. Tho heavy L .. Sporting. New Yonx, May 24,—Maurico Daly, champlan, hss nccoptod tho’ chaliengo of Albort Garnior i)hy © billiard mateh fnvolving tho chimplonship and pos scaslon of thodismond cuo: s Baeo’ Ball—=Atblotica, 11 Mutuals, 7. Dowmox,. Blay. 24, fasc’ Ball-Boatons, 93 Dalth ‘mores, T, ¢ “PITADELRTIA, May 84/—Baso Doll—Philadlphiss, 5 Atlantics, 1, £ ' i "New Yon#, 3ay 34.—Tho rival trotting asaociations having settlcd thelr differences, tho-trot for tho purm: of $3,500, botween Judgo Fulloron. and. Gazello, wl *tako placo on Prospect Park track, May 30, - Speetal Dispatsh to The Chicago Tribune.. i Newy Yonw, Moy M,—Tho Athlctics -and. Xuture -playod a refurn gama on tho Dnlon Gronnds thip afte: Tioon 1 presence of 2,000 spobtators. . Tho playing wir romarkeble oniy for tho wild throwisig ‘of tho Mittm 11rd baseman, Bellan, who was substitutodifor Nd aon, deposod, ' This lost tho Mutuals an 08y viotory, Tnnings— 1934608789 Butuals,, 101308000~ Athletles.. ... 2000108 d—t First Laso by crrors: Myitnals, 43 Athletios, 8 runs earned : Mutuale, 93 Athletics, 0 Gelding’ o rora : Motuals, 17; Afuiotics, 6. I S e Toxns Onttle-Stonltng: - BROWNAVILLE, Toxas, May 2¢.—To-dny's Sentins enumerating varioua caltio robbories this. month > armed Boxlcans, places tho number atolon and crosie into Mozlco, within o radius uf sixty miles of this cLy at mot losa ihan 1,000 bead, whilo . higle up tho river proportlonal pumbors have. boos driv {nto Mexico, Tho roported rald of 'Col. MoKonzlo irt tho Kickapoo camp in Mexico, and punishnient of &= - Indinns, Las causod vory goneral matiufuction her ud will' tend {0 lessandoprodations if tho AfoKent' olley 1a carriod out, A Swindlor Caughts | 8, Louts, May 24,—Johu T, Holzmau, n Bhilade phin’ Toathor - morchant, who ‘went into ' bankrupt and porpetrated forgorles upon his croditors, nbo four montlis ~0go, ta_ tho smount of- $10,0) waa arrostod here, and taken back to- Phlladolphia night, by a dotool{vo who -camo on with roquisitior from Gov, Hartrantt, - Iolzman hna g, wifo and o in Ohfoago, ffo hns pgunudorod most of tho wmon during bis stay in this city. 5 e e e A Victim of Violences LoutavinLE, Ky, May 24.—~Tho body of a man v found tu th Ollo’ River at Cliarloston Lunding Weduesdsy, Tho Goronor's inquest on Thu doy Qisclosod the faot that ho lmd co to bte dostli by - violoncs, Ho had o bui boloin his bead, and a_ropo, ted with o hgngma imot,was around'bis nock, and his ankles wero niso t witl'a rope, Tho body was eo decomposed that t Jury could not. toll wiethor it was whito o culor oibiug furthor 1a known, z ———— Railrond Nows. Fonrness Moxnog, May 24,—Weahington ML and Johu L, Foran, of tho Olneluuati Enguirer, otlior gontlomen of thnt city, aro here examiniug | o rolativa merita of Norfolky Yorktown, and N port Nows 88 tho tarmlnua for {ua Oliosapsake & O e Oconn Stenmship Noews. qliew Yomk, May af.—Arsivod, tho sloszatip 3 m Liverpao, "LONDON, Aay blecArrived out, tie stesmablye gerla aud Novads, from Now . Haliona: out, York, lgntot