Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 21, 1882, Page 1

¢ "TH YEAR. THE SAGE OF SHAWNEE. Single Handed and Alone He Bat- TWELI was taken on the presidential count | company, of wh of the tonnage bill, on the ground that | been done towards perfecting the sys eneral superintendent, | - *h his son, Samuel, ie TH. [ HURRICANE'S HAVOC. | ¢ DAILY ) he sido and top of B, lark’s house were blown offy also his the streots of Maleom, considoriug the | extent to which the path of the storm | | the prairie for a mile or more in a FOREICN NEWS, bill. president an . o - ‘ < \ : bl e g The committee on commerce report- | All his lifo he has been devoted to the —- ol l"‘:y‘ . ‘lh!‘\;“‘{;'"‘!; \l.v:r"»“t;"\:”‘ I"ifn ‘ll\}rf'- j‘:nv :r\r_. .‘:I :v’“.‘-|l\“\:.t“:::|\.h(l’}'hz“:i‘:Ixr‘:; - ; ed adversely to Belmont’s reduction | iron wdustries, and much of what has | -E“ Pi[‘vmllfls Uf thB lppalhug {Towed 1 FE ATl IR U el Thfl Egfl]mfl]’lfl DEC‘.flG to 88[.1“(1 i ; i be of t dvantage to [tem of iron making has come from | struoti \ WAL L . i i tlos With Monopo ists fn |!fvouldbeof ureater advaninge toiem of jron makiug has ome tow| Dgstruction of BERMI. 1., . o hrouud us the eps o will[souchwesterly " diroction ~from the| THOIF Disputes Among ; 5 - allow, awong them Johm Carhart’s, | Points at which they were located. the Lelugh Valley railroad_company, Tho lumber was splintered and frag Thomselves. i can. & 1 Yaat v 3 | Their Own Houge. Mr. Howard (Ga.) opposed theelec. |and trustee of Lafayctto college. He| g 000 of Daath and Desolation [ Hufus Rechors, and 1 Shatle, editor | [he Minaor W% BPERER S (R . ‘ R toral bill, saying, with all due respect | took an nctive part in business until ; i ) NI BL LRI G Rl - Jd sl ol i Ao to the committee, he dosired to re-|up to his last tliness. That Bring Teara From dence, and L. C. Pholps’, and the | terrific force. Barbe ,"“ he| A New Ministry Formed and ) is Invincible Logic Secures| ' .% d of the bill carrying by 5 et house bolonging (o Mr. Hayes, The | contly put on was blown from the it mark that instea ill carrying the Hardeat I sart. i vistedint th P P ) Support From the Bnemy. into the effect the provisions of the CORN CROP. hurricane took evergthing north of | fence posts and f]""lh" nn;|ll|!nhn into eir Programme Pro- { constitution regarding the election of e NG DPresident Magoun's home, Gl B e R by claimed, ] S president, it is a bill to organizo hell| Nota Very Fiattoring Prospect. | ppo Frightful Fury of the|that uninjured. T the northwoest | snapped nsunder and apitefully stuck / The Land Grant Question Be-|in the United States. It is a bill — oribod by Bye | CCTer of tho city tho storm loveled |in the ground. s / fore the Commerce Co which would bring war, and the bit-| Cuicaco, June 20.--A prominent | torm Deecribed by Xy the house of Wilson Ellie, ns also tha AN ADBEAL FOR ATD. Whilo (he Powers will Confet Toe { k orce LOmM= | tor expetienco of the past few years|commission firm have reports from | Witnesses. of J. M. Roas. His wifo was alichtly | Dgg Morses, Towa, Juno 20.—An| Morrow According to Pre= mittee. show that this is only the fitting word | 1,400 correspondents, They say BRI njured, and the house of Houry{appeal for aid for tho sufferors of vious Blass, Spanlding was lovole Then tho|tho Towa cyelono has hoen issued, in | A The Doctored Democratic Mlec- to express its terrors,}:29 Mr. Hewitt spoke in favor of the bill, taking occasion to remark that if “When our _correspondents in_many soctions of the great corn producing belt of the country informs us this A Graphio Sketch of the Ruln as it Apponred the Morning home of Kimball, of Kimball & Mer rill, dry goods dealors. A, J. Pres ton's houss was moved six feot from which it is stated three hundred fam ilies had their homes destroyed, one toral Bill Defeated in the any man said he (Hewiti) was ani-|late date that corn is not all yet p'ant. Atter t 1 [ thousand por-ons made homeloss and L mated in hia course by other than pa- | ed, that much will have to bo replant- 74 ite foundation, tho loss of property nearly £3,000, e torney Dunn was loveled, » that of lost £400,000. ed, and with few exceptions report the | Tho residencs of At | | ‘ 000. Grinnell alone Germany Proparing to Obsarve Venue in Dishabille. House, triotic motives, he said what was 2 otk 1 B ki —i faise, and if any one said his course |crop in a very backward condition, we | The Cosy Homes Wiped Out Neor (G, B, Grawell, a dry woods merchant, | One hundred thoussnd dollars are ro- | Ntousl Associated br . R " S was without the knowledge or against | confess it causcs a good deal of ap- Malcom. and the now house of Grahau, a mer- | qired to koep the sutferers from TUE NEW MINISTRY, + The Amassin's Claims for Lifa 0 ),y advice of tho one chiefly con. |prehension for the outlook of the s chant tailor. Near horo want,' Dos Motoes oontributed 88| ALRXANDRIA, Juno 20 —Tho Egyp tinn ministry has boen formed as fol- be Laid Before the President, cerned (Tilden), that statement was also false. The concluding sections of the hll, submitting the question of greatest and most 1mportant of our cereals. Many localities reporta good stand, and we are pleased to noto very Grinnell, Iy witnesses of the destruction of and correspondents who MRS, GRISWOLD WAS KILLED and her house demolished. John Merrill's houso was blown a distance 000, Marshalltown €1,000. Towa City sent a large cargo of supplies to Grin- uell, the first received by tho rolief lows, after throe conferences between Bey and Rabib Pushi and the President of the council ol 4 2 : + N 4 Verloty of Other Bvents from tho | },g o1,iant to the cirouit court and o | goneral expressions ot hopefulness | visitod the city the day after, araphi- | [UE0 8 M, TG PR G SISENG | oitoo, bl o Jury, be admitted he did not per-{on the part of ovr corrospon- |cally describo’ the wreck: The Ohi-f{FRREREN TR BEE G 10 W gy or hag hoen no additional doaths | and ministor of furcign aftairs, Rahib e sonally favor, but many thought it |dents that, with a late and|cago papers of Monday contain thetyy, pioo ™I Gird. “Tho houso of [at Grinuoll. Throo persons are ro. | Pasha; ministor of war, Arabi Boy: following additional dotails: 4 minister of marine, Ahomed Nache CAPITAL NOTES. National Assoclated Press. RAILROAD L WasminatoN, June 20.—The ac- tion of the house judiciary committee in the matter of the land granis of the Northern Pacific railway is said to be delayed by the firm stand by Richard W. Townshend, of Iilinois, member of the committes. From first to last he stood erect and immov- able upon the equitiesof the public. Other members of the committee prepared a report in favor of the rail- way company, but Townshend drew up a report in favor of the people. At fiest Townshend's report was termed the minority report, and had not moré than one adherent with himself out of the whole committee, but timo and reflaction brought recruits until at the present moment the issue is de- wise, and its provigions were included in the bill placed in his hands by higher democratic authority, and which had been largely drawn upon by the committee in framing this bill, Mr. Updegraff spoke i support of tho bill. Mr, Brown's motion to strike out all that portion of the bill which refers contests to the courte, was adopted without division, Mr. Updegrafl alone voting against striking it out. A vote was then taken on the bill and it was defeated —yeas 93, nays 100, democrats voting for the bill and re- publicans againstait. The house also refused by a large majority to take up for third reading the sonate bill for which this was sub- stituted, Mr. Robinson (N. Y ) gave notice that if the commictee on toreign affairs favorable season from now on, crops may yet come out all right. But, coupled with their statoments of the present unfavorable condition of crops at large, wo take it the ‘‘wish is father to the thought” rather than their hopes are based on actual beliof that the corn belt will produce even an average crop. The cause of the back- ward condition is generally attributed to cold weather. This has been gen- erally succeeded by warm and grow- ing weather, which begets new hope- fulress. The outlook in Kansas is decidedly the most favorable of any of the leading corn growing states. The outcome at large can only be de- termined againstit in tho start. In pleasing contrast with corn are BRILLIANT PROSPECTS now reported for perhaps much the largest crop of oats ever reaped in this nell to-day. A storm that has no counterpart in its awful severity vis- ited that beautiful village last night and desolated many proviously happy homes, Upward of soventy-flve houees in the town are destroyed alone, and with the devastation wrought in the country the number will exceed one hundred. During the day the weather had been unusually hot, and toward evening ominous looking elouds hung 'in the northwest. deep and sullen roar hike the approach of several rapidly moving trains cause of the A pall of sorrow hangs over Grin- About 9 o'clock a reight heard, but before the peculiar phenomena was surmised the storm had bursc in all its fury. Striking the town upon the northwest quarter, it cut a sinuous path through the most beauti- ful residence part of the town, carry- was Georgo Hawlin, cashier of the First ational bank, is in ruins, Goorge Jennings' new $5,000 house is kindling wood and broken plaster Two houses belonging to Mr. Bale- ham, and rented by Misses Lewis and Dills, were obliterated, all the houses of James Hanlan, Phillip Clendening, Henry James, Henry Pitm n, Mar- cus Wightman, William Cullison, Deacon Ford's two housee, W, Neal- ly's, and Mr. Hofler's, The house of A. E. Reihfred was COMPLETELY DEMOLISHED, and himself and wife taken from the ruins nearly dead, Mrs. Stowart’s house was blown half a block, the fragments jamming the corner of Jones' house. Frank Carroll, stealing a ride from Davenport, was§ on a Rock Island freight train that was carried off the track, ho lies at the Chapin houso ported as likely to die before morn- ing. These aro Mra, Shackey, Mr. Sabining and Frank Carroll. The Iatter was a tramp stenling a ride on the fated f eight train, REPORTS OF DAMAGES received to-day along the route of the storm show that provious estimates wero not exaggerated, Tho destitu- tion is very great and much suffering will result. i The Anti-Monopoly Convention. Hpecinl Dispateh to The Bee, Lixcoun, Neb,, June 20, —The meeting of the Auti-Monopoly league to-morrow promises well. A number of delegates have already arrived. Tt is expocted that two hundred will be present. minister of finance, Obdur Rahman Huschid, TIHE PROGRAMME of the miniatry is as follows: First, general amnesty to all persons except those implicated in the Alexandria massacre; second, the government shall be conducted under the rescript of August, 1878; third, no person shall be punishable except under law; fourth, foroign ministers shall be sole medium of the relations of the government with foreign powers. It is understood the latter clause itnplies the abolition of Anglo-French control ministry, It is also intended to demand the return of the Khedive to Cairo and withdrawal of the Euro- pean flvet, M. Hoedo, sccrotary of the board of BurdPean control, blew out his brams at thedotel n this city to-day. does not.80on report on his resolution : i — i layed by the custodians of the report P S country. The acreageis largely in-|; 5 RN '3 1 relative to American citizens in British ; ing death and destruction in its path. | with a broken shoulder-blado and LABOR'S DEMANDS, 2 in favor of the railway company for| " 3 creascd, and searcely without excep- | o : {RKGi 6% . Tnstructiéns have been sent to the i (il ask akeo! » very animato and inanimate object [nose. Henry Moore, the Rock Tsland S 4 . e prisons, he will ask that it be taken Y, il ek L DR LRI L RUIC iy English admiral commanding the Brit- fear that upon the final test Towns- trom 1t and considered tion out reports are of the most prom- The hay or grass crop is wag picked up in its relentless grasp brakeman, is dying in couvulsions at The Freight Handlers Embar- ish flcot at this port to land a large hend’s report in favor of the public . e | 80 mature. g t A S 2 i Mc. Orth replied that the committeo S = and hurled to death and destruction. | the Chapin house. The scenes around X : would reeuivo tho sanction of the ma- | 1,q ;paved areport and would pre- | 2% §eterally roported dotng wolly but | fouses wero annihilated, fences ob- | tho ruins aro heart-ronding, familics E T T (5 B jority. | Tho area of land involved. 18 | oy o Saturday. acarciul study of tho field at larac | jjtorated, trees broken off like strawe, | wandoring ovor tho wrecks of their rasspbusinessifhs anyuppearincolct SERHEWALICHHS groatoclRAIEhALGE gl vod flink S indicates very considerably shortage. | o iy somo casen tho truvks wero loft | homes in u dozed sort of way, reply- Metropolis, Gy THE EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE, dom of Great Britain and Ireland. THE GENEVA COMMISSION. The cabinet meeting short and uuimportant, to-day was The Geneva The house rhen took up the bill ap- 000,000 for Iding. and, o (Mass. ) in favor, m. adjourned. propriatin sional libr specch by Mr. the house a coug; after a ireat damage was done meadows by the unprecadented drought last year, and many sections report clover par- ticularly badly winter killed. In ad- dition to this quite serious damage standing, stripped of every vestige of foliage and peeled clean of the bark, leaving but a white monument of the fury of the storm. Sidewalks were picked up and tossed about, each par- ing willingly to all questions’ asked, and laughitg in a pathotic mnuner at some ridiealous incident, while some near and dear friend is dead or dying. One young gitl was heard to say Progress of Strikesat Other Places. Loxpoyn, June 20 —In the house of commons to-day Sir Charles Dilke, under secrotary of foreign affairs, stated that the international confer- j award comumission was considered and Cem L e DUEBULGEL) (i ! i « ex-Senator Harlan and Judge Well Marine portions of Indiana, Missouri and Il-| ou)yr plank being converted itto | uare 1v TEARS AND HALF IN LAGGHTER, | | oun! Attociated Presa. ence would conveno at Constantinople ST Mhe Ahirdmenbe colated B linois, from dreary, warm and cold AN RN 4 e J HAULL O New Youk, June 20.—In conse- | o Thursday, without the concurrence e Rl | Arpeinted . | wet weather also caused slow growth. | AN BNGINE O¥ DEATH| that sho believed sho had tound the | quence of the fooling that the freight [of the sultun. and. with the tnder. not eelected. Youx, June 20.—Sailed: | Apother large shortage in corn aud | the circling grasp of thestgbm. T | fragment of hor room, and was look- | nandlers’ strike will spread, the rail- standing That, tHel snitan feilnotika THE ASSASSIN'S LAST HOPE. )1 calied as the de- Guitexu's cour gartment ot jastice to-day, and had a long consuitation with the pardon clerk. It is understood he will ask the president to commute the sen- tence to imprisonment for life. DOCTORS AND LUNACY, Resd has' in bis 058ue8100 w Ri6at sinia and Erit Livesroon, du Wastphalia from Ho Graseow, Juns 2 Winmpeg and Brooklyn from New York ¢ Liverpool, 20, —Arrived: bur ne MoNTREAL, Juno 20. — for Now York. A Sovmianeran, June 20, Sgich Oder from Bremen for New York. ~Arrived: Lake : ailod: Celtic sacrops this yoar would prove ai- most 4 commercial calamity and wo nay not be expeticnced, SPORTING. National Associated Pross. o CONEY ISLAND €LUB, Wew Ygpuedut 020, meeting ot the Conay club contined to-day. "« z ng Tsland jockey T'irst race, all the light of the terrible damige dono 1t seoms almos: miracilous iy there was not greater loss of life. | Phere can bo but one way to accountior it Many of the village peopie were down towt doing the usual Saturday ‘ven- 1y Warlizing.. The busiv 48 pezion of the town<acaped, and in chis way greater loss of lifo was prevented. The scene in the track of the storm beggars ing for some article by which to kuow it. Sho stoopsd and picked up a pho- tograph and burst into tears. It was the picture of her little sister, whohad beou killed. Many of t} fled tu the cgllars “whilo the Bonl were carrivd from over their hen A.J. Preston was away from his home and saw the funnel fury coming, lining to make way compuies aro_d Wheat, contracts with shippers. therefore, is advavcing Delegations of strikers are acting the_.piers_as nissionnries.. Rvmbum. and Rod ta 8, Jersey City, 300 men joined the strdkers. The strike of the freight handlers has now so far advanced that three permitted to presido or be ropresented by any member of his cabinet. The work of the conference, he eaid, would no doubt be difficult; that the comfer- ence would i%fiu My insist on the establishment of an Anglo-French pro- tectorate ovor the country, extorling liborties to the peoplo rather than the nominal rule of Evypt. Sir Charles went on to say that Mr. | s S Pors oo Drominent pliys = = ases. sclling allowanes, milo, was won | description. The storm was seen first | Ho tried to roach his home, but the | thousand men are now included iu the | Mallet had § neiatd b b it O O e T el Aoty P by Iuaircount. Strathspeg second; |coming from the southwest, sweeping (tornado caught up with him, and he [movement. — The differont railroad | (hat full reparation would be de. b s R Wit 0 Juae. 20/~ Tho| time, 1:40. up to the northwest corner of the |kept himself from being blawn away companies have dotermined not to|manded for all outrages which had adtlisOn SIS BEOURGDL 0L 30 naANILy, FRELANE, [ Ll £ MBO LA N0 et S rf stakes for two |town. leveling huge trees in its path- | by clinging to the roots of a tree. C.|come to the terms demanded by the [} : L These letters he proposes to file with [ son of Samnel Martin, aged 12, and OONCREACS QBUE. RRIAKCA L OLALRO MR A T T Y O H 5 S been it flicted on British subjects in ] the prosident when he makes applica- | Andrew Munger, were drowned in |Y9ar olds, five furlongs, was won by | way and takiug A, A. Foster'’s house | F. Craver, whoso wife and threc chil- | strikors, and in order to bear out the [ geynt, Mr. Maliot had been no et R Rl e e o omilis cob | Tacobus, Gaorge Kenny second; time, | and bars, leveling boih to the ground | dren were luckily away on a visit, | statement have hired gangs of Italiaus | patiy "t tho formation of the now O o o o oo T8RSy DoRE L DDI IS0z 112057 and carrying Mr, and Mrs, Fosterand | eaved himself and hired girl by and other foreign laborers to do Bgyptian ministry. The English gov. ever repent this ,’13(,5 the grave M 3 A sext Third race, all ages, mile and a [ their two “']“1‘“"” ‘P:rly %'u‘nh. pni' SEEKING REFUOE IN THE CELLAL “'['"'kl left “I“""““ l’"‘ °“]"""|"" €0 | grnment through him or any of its S : S " | quarter, was won by Girafle, Hickory | cipitating thom amidst” dobris, ot [of the atrike oy have met | popresontativer, did not at ali depart FEADY, THQDIR Y Xie Doad Delong and Baxty. , 7 somewhat injured. Just cast of Fos-| He says before they went thero he | yith very little success, howover, | from. its “m‘“m] [ty ”m‘:’m Trescott was before the Shipherd committee to-day. He refused to tell Belmont whether he drafted the dis- National Associatod Press, New Yok, June 20.—A Herald cable this morninz says W. 1. Gilde second; time, 2:13. Fourth race, sweepstekes, all ages, goutleman riders at welter weights, three and o half miles, was won by tor's was H. C. Pitman's housealso COMPLETELY LEVELED, Putman, his wife bu ing beneath it could seo the air fillod with flying timbers. When they began to come s castly through the woodwork a tho window glass, ho sought under in this respect, and do not deny that the stuike has begun to scriously em barrass them, and the transportation of millions of dollars worth of freight tection of every ish interest in Earope. ARREAKS OF RENTS, te Y b, 18 corresponde . he Rogers, re- |- : 4 4 pateh to Harlbut of Juae 15, 1881, |correspondent with the ers, i ey A : ek ; y . 4 lars - on the ground of a breach of oftizial poris from Leva Dolta, under date ;\.',’”J’"’ GassloBhURsecond; Bemellfia lh‘:‘r}l‘n"‘l«' f‘"l'd:‘" ) the les ground refuge, Gieorgo Christian took | g heen dolayed. Somo portion of | 10 tho house of commons this even- A confidenco, After tho executivo sos- .].r_ ,\yx.ni)l.'_l b, that Olhu ‘L..;i l]n:(h o o e ioa e wcam! alag'l| B h LT )‘*‘c:\l"}:!\f;;:xl"ll).ll pnenioo hmlw.l.l»...@ cinlfuul; o) nhl.« + | this s perishablo and will bo aitended | g, on a divisien, the mosion to give sion Troscott way informed. the ques- | Liout. Delong and ton of hisorow |, /'upes mile’and a half, was won by | qi, o old gl b Jand all woro waved. His houso is | witly pecuniary Joss. Nono of the |the arrears of rent bill precodence I tion was waived. Witness was then | #ero found on the 21 of March, near | 7 W87 TU® B0 B UG AR Y| The hoy, Harry, aged 10, was futilly | somewhat — damaged. —Tho —engine | yiriking typo foundey men aro at work | over all other busmess with the excep | discharged. the wreck of the szow. Tais list in g BORGi i Ln'rwl. und .\nhl-;rflhz';ly injured. | houge, where seventeen of the dead yol. No change in the wffwws of |tion of the repression bill, wan carried | KNIT SHIRTS, clidosa lling; Knosk Dioa , steoplechuso handicap, |ana Mra. Lowis, an old gontleman | Cyare laid out, presonts o sight | ojler makor and horso sho. re by 258 to 95 b ooy Fuliormagn o win auon |25 S o tan Bosd, Ao, o won 5y Oy 308, 300 Ty, "’ ! hoch Wil |, b1k ey daga. el “puniuprtriit, Pa Juta 20 1 s o s, issuo o circular tocollectors of customs | gt L PV, Tad hardshipe, | They | K108 Datchman second; time, 4:034. | Chiarles, their son, was at Des Moinion, | of their homon, whore enough was lofs | 1% 2tdted that ono of the ebjects of | Bruuiy, June 20 ~Two German fixing a spocitic duty of 50 conts per [ yury buri iilder's party and a BABE BALL, and chus escaped. From hore the |fur sheltor, o ‘sont to- tho houses of || resdent oberts, of tho Penussl- | oxpoditions will bosent to the United pound on kuit shirts and drawers. | onument ordeted with the timbers ALo, June 20 —Buffilos 1, |storm puisued a zigzag directi frionds, Thoso who are familiar with |1 ',f““"]'“‘l.’f'fi""’“ hezey ool | States Lo obsorve tho transit of Venus STAR ROUTE TRIALS of the wrecked vessel. § the north of the iy, when, after|tho variod localities of this torribly.af. | - rilliolisera road molyeg “"“’fl” in Dacember next, one obscrvation to The star route session was devoted ———— AND, June 20.- Clevelands | Wiping out the finest residence portion [ flited little city are aware that it was lhluuvnml-n (} lt‘"h cvi “"“".‘Ff“d'r be taken at Steatford, Conn., and the | to the testimony of clorks as to routes Blown to tho Bottom. of the city, it turned toward the col- | grpamented with 8 edyancoloft 14 pariasity BLUAESY iother ab ATen 1.0 ; and contracts. Defenso objected to | Nationsl Amocisted Press Ciicaco, June 20,--Chicagos 13, [loge. Tho west building was dumped | o cC " P00 L mand was mado & fow wecks 0go, al- R (e 3 the exsmination of route 44,105, as| Derkorr, Mich.,, June 20,—The | Worcesters 3. into a heap of lath and plaster aud s s e e e oo e il PR Ll e A Oourt Opinion: oL %% y ) D . siltal, " 2 brok an ] et e e i Hundreds of these are leveled, and | by the Penneylvania and Baltimore & | Netlonal Associsted Press, the only allegation in the indictment | barge Norway was cut loose from her| Derrorr, June 20.—Dotroits roken imber, burying beneath 1 " i i . - L was that it had been increased on |tow during a gale on Lake Huron|Providence 12 eight_students who roomed thercin, | the beautiful grounds are thickly [Ohio "‘;’“‘“. of - .“‘“"’l“"“ “‘: per( New Yonk, June 20.—Ia the suit | false petitions, and the petitions had | Sunday last, and has not since been| CING , June 20.—Oincinnatis |all of whom wero afterwards extri- umh_mlllcd vmth broken timber. G, L""LT red umun.] Ll:u understood this | of Augustus Jacobson us recoiver i i ) 158 N e ted more or less injured and H. Stevens' barn and horso wero car- |aftevnoon that the Pennsylvania road | against John Allen as excoutor and been admitted to be genuine, The |heard from. She had a crew of four |6, Alleghanies 1. cated more or less injured and one ; f ; [ | court overruled the objection. An |men = s died, The west college, a five story [Fied completely over his house, and will givo the advance, owing to the [others, involving the defunct Bank of r ; Fires. the animal escaped with slight in- |lars amount of work which must be | Chicago, Judge Walluce, iu the Uni- —~——e— building, was uuroofed and a five fol- comploted at an carly day. ted States circuit court, this after- i exception was noted, and court ad- Frey - iy L jnurxed, ] Tho Ghost of Lizzie. National Associated Pross, lowed. After completing its work of [ juries. The hotols, school houses and | com e ] i | I Nationa} Associated Press, PiniLapeLent, June 20,—R. Beebe's | demolition at the colloge, the whirling | town hall wero convorted into hos-| Sewisciaenp 1, June 20.——The | noon, handed down an opmion, in 2 The senste remained 1n excoutive | . HABVEYSiCRG, O., June 20.—Mrs, | woolen waste store house, West Phil- | fiond struck straight across the lowa|Pitals. In tho town hall alone "“‘I““' of tho iron and l‘*““" workers | which ho holds that the bill must be -;! session nearly two hours, There was D.grks Dakin died this morning from adelphia, and two “‘lj‘fi“i“u_' build- [ Central railroad, and directly in its | Were rt‘.w‘-myI dead .lhmln'n, rang n;l I'L'uyulu’xlyvn n:xlxl‘{m\n:,ln.lf’u:. 'H”.‘Mx'u.i !m(l hu:u'uau'ilnln '.r uction sought 4] a sharp dobate on the composition of | fright at what sho belioved was the |ings, were destroyed by firo this morn- | path lay loaded cars. The great mogul |ivg from the youth of ten oc|chango, “tho men aro becowivg die- | to bo enforced docs no exist in favor | the tariff commission without any|®Pectre of Miss Lizzie Milligan, who |ing, Lo §70,000. The sream pack- | engine was twolve years to tho ap whose Aiigtiod.. sQue of o leadere sbid.do- Lof the oomplaiuant,. = T personal objection to its mombers, | Suicided at o Dakin ranidonco souie |ing wnd lubricating works of MeKon- | uyren courseriiy opy s muacs | M0 had boen frosted by age, All|doy they might bave Lo contipuc sf T — 2\11:1 they weie finally confirmed by a | Wecks s, aud Mre ])-“;" “'"lhlfl sham & On. wer totally dostroyed by | ynq the train topplod on erther side at | oed relatieor. acd. th ‘1“(‘ ol ”U", (S dsoon thel The following are the postoffice o 39 to 29 husband believe she has haunted the | fire, Loss $11,000 stock; 000 9 04 ol " and relatives, and tho epectaclo was nd justimon 1ed 8o o | 4 y RERA e brps - e - 100, D. Bllis Lore. was 7 il B K of 1-rol, " | heart. The wreck i the curlylgray of | force to stare the mills, ¢ g Ju 2 i the nominstions. for juties of tus Tounsaec) Jemoorats | §oor D Fllis, bukory, was. damsged | Qhnberlain, treasurer of the oolicue, | tho morning was ono of o 0 - R 10, 508 (vl "mu“” peace fol distric imbia, | National Associated Fre.s. i) S which was gathered up in sections auc il OSTON'S O TON. Villismn Van Vieck, of the postoftice John IAh Musn' colored), was objected | Nasuvitie, June 20.—The atato i i\u:n;l, h.' Yo .Iluu: lf“ The d\‘l‘lu]l'tl | .uh:vj 20 U, h“‘\‘], ot THE MOST LAMENTAKLY 5161015 B 5. VATION Bhienatt s 3 0 conve. . Johnson harvester work o] Ap, portio ’ ) to and nt::::}l‘uulmf“ i democratic conyention assombled horo Wud‘m‘_r:“y“:l’lf;';'”:“:d‘:;ry"‘i";""ll'l:: upside dowa, stoltievably ruined, | ever presented to human eyes. The | The Recoption of Davitt Huge and| Established—Simpson, Holt county, was i N A o only | t0748Y_ With T. M. McConuell, low morning, Lows §500,000; ineured for | P R+ N. Boott’s house was turned | path of dostruction was about seven Hearty, Henry J. Simpson, postmaster, I subject of consideration Lt ',\\“y,’: taxed, as tcmemry chaprman, Unf- 0.000 in zhix'-‘y rls "”m“it‘;" almost completely around. €, W.|hundred feet in width, On the outer S Discontinued—Spring Grove, Har- ! J E 1] atel 3 tor i i o8 g D COI L8, 1, ('} | o gubloct of consideration waa Kellys|ted IStatos Benator Harria s the|ge ") 1 thirty fifty mon arg | Hobar's clogant residonco and baro | odgos of the yath the damage was tho | xuion pruss Asociation. lan county, i s aro completely gone. Near by once |lightest, For a space of two hundred Boston, Mass., June 20.—An audi- | Nawmes changod—Collinsville, Dun- moat favorable asyirant for governor. ] Wl Edward thrgwn cut of employment. there was great diversity of opinion, stood the two-story hcuse in which | feet in the center scarcely a tree or of 12,000 greetod Michael Davitt |dy county, to Benkleman; Fairview, It was decided not to take the tax off Gone to Boston. Heath 15 supposed to have perished i : f n on | I oapital or whisky. Tho internal | Natess! e Frow the flamor, | pidbelin Misn Abbio Agard wan killed. - Thero | shrub escapod _comploto” destruction. |, pigly . Meohunics’ hall and ho [Red Willow county, to MoCook. ! revenue bill will come up after the li-| New York, June 20, Michael | Rociester, N, Y., June 20.—The | hardly b R oft of it '"\'l“’ ouses wore pioked up . and Whrowh | was reosived with tremendous ohoers, | | Postmasters uppointed--Benkleman, brary bill is disposed of. The caucus | Davitt went to Bostou at 8 a. m destruction of the Johnaton harvester [ fieiny stoed the house of Hy Me)iuto the outor circle, somo o 0lh¢ | hg gudience rising. Ex-Mayor Prince | Dundy county, John R. King; Cin- }.wu Tairly attended, but was no: full, ————— works at Brockport this morning wan | Gorneils wWho was goiug around almost |sido and womo to tho other, s the | prosided aud introduced Davitt, who |oinnati, Pawneo county, Peter J. the absence of Kelly being noticeable. Indications. complete, with tho exception of the lmm.ntu ,urrymgulyulum mwhu,_n reaks of “ul wind prevailed. d“ spoke upwards of two hours, The l‘uutenber!(?r; (,_Inrmn,‘ adison coun- o/ B e National Assoclated Press furnace and blacksmith shop, All there was no glass or light, shaking it | some cases the houses wurx tr;snmlvo ) | address was o masterly review of | ty, Amos T, ](.,.gl.,'; Glen Rock, Ne- CONGRESS, WasHINGTON, June 21, 1:30 a, m, — | the machines built during the winter | P and down 1a soarch of valusblo pa- | dashied to picces, scattered broad ALY {ho gituation in Ireland, how its|maha county, Lucius O. Matthows; pers which were blown away, ‘Ihe|in fragments, and foundatation walls genorous soil had been robbed of its | McCook, Red Willow county, Thomas For tho upper Mississippi and Mis. souri valleys, occasional rains, warmer southeast to ‘southwest winds, partly and spring for this year's trade were burned. Two men, Edward Heath, inventor of the Heath binder, and a Natlonal Associated Press. SENATE PROCEEDINGS, leveled to the ground. Nothing was ; llords, decimating|M. Scott; Paddock, Holt county, waved of the contents. Stoves, furni- Isadjords, . doolmating ) house was a pile of lath, splinters, how Irish industries | John T, Prouty; Osco, Kearney coun- 1 i and plaster. -Retracing our steps 4 products its population; |, aNGTON, ayune 20 Nensto | cloudy weather, stationary or lower | wood worker named James Boyd, were | 0P8 the tare, pisnos, and all the various arti- |}, ho destroyod and_poverty and |1y, Robort I, Chawmbers, Stuart, Holt b 9f tho national bank bill, but made ng | P20meter. The Missouri will rise, | burned to death. The books and pa- | . . . ACREN OF KUINK o e b wro Lt | Wikery iutailed on the Lrish people, |county, N. A. Hagenatein. progreas beyond speaches by Senators The Fath .fl ~ Vt- pors of the concern were saved, Tiis |10 the vicinity, we came to a bloc '_‘)"']‘3 about as ";u,, l-l ")’t“'lu"il"', To-morrow he leaves on the 11 4 1owa [ Biguvess borond sposches by Beantors | Fhe Patiser of Tadustries pretty cortain that the fi-o was of an | ¥hich contained nine housos, allbut | children's toys, ~ Articlen of bedding | elool rn’ for Albany, whero he| Discontinued:.Condit,Jones county senato gent into exective session and | Carasqua, Pa., June 20.—The ven. | Meendiary origin, and Chas. MoCoy, | 20 leveled to the ground. ' Tn one/|snc fragiionts of uphosteree DY | il gpoal in - the u, thenoo to| Postmasters appointed—Centraia { 4sqpa; Pa., June 8 ¥ e | Who was refused work some timo ago | house of this block four persons wero | ture were found wmiles from heir| jo, Ciy, Phildelphia, Chicago, | Dubuquo county, Matthow Riley; ho handsome | Hepburn, Page couuty, W, H. Gor proper abiding places. Otterville, Buchanan county, ¥ the erable Davic adjourned. owmas, founder of ¢ p 1 journe homas, founder of the [gnd ig known to have made threass. | killed, Mr. Ford and wife, the hirc Buftalo, Providence, Worcester, Hol lowa college were " muu/u buildings of HOUSE FPROCEEDINGS, iron industries in the Lehigh vall 28 Kean T a e Tat i y T 1 00 saiats, BuLl Alnating bha acommal dioa toiaiyvaon a8 #48 Lehig valty: Lnn ot evcated on suspision snd | irl anq.Me Tatten, Ko this viokily | ovoplataly dsairoyad, ono- of briak | Lok 203, Trov. ba the sbovs order, |dons O 'y of the treasury to ascertain and | ness, in his ghty-eighth yoar. Hus odged in jail, I" ) A“ l.‘uf)in;u ‘In.n‘}.- "G unroofec B Ve S o 1 T | finishing the American tour at the la iates, s 2 {17%50ct to congress “the amounts of | life was identified with the birth and ™ 4 B B d cathon’ Mot |upon that tnatitution of fully §100,. |tor Place July &th, | ____ [ Wreoked by Ioo. Jillaims of cortain states for repelling | progress of the iron industries iu The IKuights of Labor. S0 AN BUUAROS SaR9IGK: SOL | A Jobu is Wisse, National Assoclated Froas, und suppressing Indian invasions, | America, and 1s known all over tho | Netional Associated Preer, ARG ey Saioy e, i MALCO Hationa! Asoclated. Pross " Br. Jouy F., June 19.—The . ) 5 at ol at is not soat ) iational Asoclated . Jouxs, N, F., , pased. e gountry in that conuection. He was| PuiLavkLriiia, Juno 20.—Mungor, | tered over the adjoining country is| This little town was nestled nicely | PiitaveLiia, June 20.—John Wa- [ American fishing schooner Massachu- IR Senite bill for public buildings |born in Wales in 1704, and came to | editor of The Labor World, organ of |d d i ar. Ther 3 tle knoll. To tk } 1 [ namaker forwarded a brief letter t stts, on Kriday night, collided with assed with the appropriations re- | this country in 1830 to act as super- |the Knights of Lab. d i % | dumped {nia the sellar. There wore | ofl b ARKD kRg IO MR A0 | LANNCRF JRRRAIGHR A TAWA (SRR 40 | MRt 2 “high off Capoe Bal- l uced $150,000. {nfananatiandh e EL M 0. oM o or, declines to |ten people in Banders' cellar, and ol [southeast is & beautiful valley, be- | Harrisburg to-night, declining to allow | an iceberg 100 foet high off Cape ba | Mr. Kelloy gave notice he would |at Catasqua. He held ;“ company | consen .0 cal or @ convention to | escaped. Mr, Taylor's and Mrs. Day's |y rml_whlch is & stretch of undulating | his name to be used for ‘the nomina- lard and sank, and five men are mis- qua. He held the position | nominate a state ticket. The Grand |houses are srairie. Along on this prairie were lo- | tion of congressman at large in the |sing and are believed tu have been ot call up the bill abolishing taxes n tobacco manufacturers until action for twenty years, and in 1854 was one of the founders of the Thomas Iron in politics. Knights have no business to interfere both goue, also tho hom| | of Hon, C. F. Craver, and also m.-l large new residence ot Andrew Larra- | i catod many neat farm cottages, There s nothing left of them. Standing in TOW, republican state couvention to-mor- drowned, The rost escaped with dif ficulty in o boat, 2 arh