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, 1870-07-20
Who Employs tile China ss,tts
Eti9H LIZ III ft1isE

thiscse immigration has ceased to be Cali.
10TH: .: aud Las teeaEne national: and il viii
e'lt. ntl. be Of interest from poIit,co-s,,
ne hi Il. If not from partisan, standpoint 70,
mai !ea';. one Of the minor points con.
htc;ed Hith the question rclatsa 10 petsor4
who employ the Chin.ren al1eady here. Il
sss een asserted tLat they are slaves .,nd the
lar clccd 81 that impndent ssatement having
oeth EXPOSED the enemies of the Chinese have
assorted that tneF are brorgAt here anu eEa-
ploye d by capitalists for the purpose OF in
lu1lng white labor.
Ne h=rr already shoHn, in previous articles.
that there il no contest between capital aud
.aEor in tits state that the wages are higher
eere than in any other Fart OF the world. and
thas the journevmen mechanics possess more
1loperts he.e, on IN ACREAGE. than IN snE 9TH
= ccrut1y; and that the fEWne5s Of factories
a,.1 the lack ct employment for laborers i,
due 10 the fact that the extra expense Of labor.
tctt ard interest on goods Manufactured here
i, less than the freight and insurance On man
Efac.7.res imported from the !at11n.i:,
:ol. leather. caa.ings. and heavy furniture,
WHICH require little labor, relatively. We
can compete with New York but not in 1ine
meriuos. morocco. miscellaneous CUTLERY, cut
giAe5. And 80 on. Our manufacturing industry
aufTets berause Eastern factories can undereeil
u- III many branches, and the result is that or
capitalists and lsLortrr are both alike losers.
The former cannot mako any profit by opening
new manufacturing establishments. The caE-
italiets and .laborers in California, a. classes,
have the same interest, and that is that GU. in
dustry should 10 put into such condition that
,York should be furnished to all applicants at
Tie highest prices tlAt would 1ea@e fair profit.
II tua price Of labor Is too low. poor men will
stay away. II too high, employment caunot 30
o5'=iued.
The Chinamen are not elasea. nor are thev,
es tie Stockton Lepu5ficuE SAYS, .'thsalls ~
ra atrc+ IL =.
, 1870-07-20

49,
Iaese "e'e ~ tne i'tls'i'e 'e't omct, aast
"sah sua' ''eA' "a-s VI tAhttt'' each
bag "'9enhe 4.s Fo1uhs' NIL oea11as the t!ailk Of
she tltl' hess' i4cat slkt.
lie itastnas!sl q! savannah mas hress .f"'
hu7s as1s'th@ IoliI'eaA uleethks =" lay IN sesp-
t1s of osfaec s9amis' ana INC cltfzens are EEui-
l'!tae.
r. ~ sHaitst "t eia''hhats' has nIh enon.h
~ 9oerrs'' al " LII 1sot Ie caaaH!a1c th;s fall.
"ffels so'he 'a'A a'F'at n''hslhg 'ut s'eotge II.
'fh"ie''h III nus i'Ace. ........ ....
-'eaee i'a7'hal, OF teAaS, mas written letter
some tesei. PRAYING '',s t"e 'eteasc" I'll all per-
:ehs i'pf1s'oc" ~ OF sE " 1itas5 COMMISSIONS
i"t 1"tee atsues lid "ee",.AhR ~ tae I'LL vi
''s':s, 'ae'' n'ea.ce:aEoa H. lHeeaA
~ '.e lug .ss' e'u'e'is'n III me
'sftn'" iH'| a"A Ast".' .N'se"a"'r AeaaHchs
ll''''e s}S ee ~ WHICH III sooN oAcA us St~ of-
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--'"noo '"'A W. ae0tas e'Nit sunsase. Inc
t''.'rl'ltor asstti frsolntso''s trnountnx n"gEo
si,Ilsagr and tlr Gftrcnlh amendment Us .i,a,n
u,,I a ,,tSorsrr.
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- III" scP's.""'. 'leN,@ NV pfrsea' ilaues II"
u massachusetts Viii lse III lofct, an the Ealt Of
anything to 1t drank on the premises will be ille-
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- ..,'n t.-.S VI q '"", !" "''5 ~ .'t' "as
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ard il il in the poorer streets that the Chinese
peddlerA OF fish and vegetables are us,;a,,y
seen. Probably oue-thirl Of the tlungeI aus
iii California are employed IL iutuest;c r.1-
wants. aud a. latorers III agriculture.
mining, and road nuildinI- Here. :po.
vii'es ards. the orehatds. the strawberry
patches. the wheat tislls. the tlin,u,eg, are IN
I've found. Wherever anything il being ,iy3a IN
imrtbve the State, by opening rev waca
roads or railroads, there they do must ii ill.,,
lAlor. Tie companies which Undertake tle-o
enterprises arc generally poor. anil hare la1e-
~ mtan: enough to reeure the cuarlet.an d!
tile work. which is done through, tl.- a;e,sc. Of
contractors. Ti.tse are poor lnen. wE... rni;Ioy
Cbinsmtn simply btcause they co1lI not make
ptctit fer themselves with any oLe1 la..r
The ChiYese house servants are mnstl. il, til.
houses ot people who are not wealtuy. Fnal
women dislike to have servants Who vii, t-:l
every little eyeEt that happens about tba
house. aud for that r,ason. a. well III III !,
greater rleapnes- aud humility OF the Ci,ite...
prefer them. In the tirst-ciass hotels, AMI il:
TIE houses Of the leading bankers and mr5
Giants. the servants are usually C.ucasiaa-.
Tie remainder Of the Chinese Iatsotes~ in
tie state are employed in factories or ~ tis.,t
cuunuyrlcr. Most Of the manufactures il
, here without their help. II they we're c,-
: PILED, the business would be driven to tiv.
stlantic. Several Of our railroads would u. er
nave been builr il their labor had no: s,e=u
!, pfocuralle.
There il nothing in the facts to Justify Il .
i assertion thai the Chibamel. in California az
the tEra1l Of capital. or that they are e,unlov,
aud kept here mostly By rirh men. Ti!e y -,
j womet who want cheap washing, cheap ve..;.
| aLfes. and cheap domestic service do ia1 up.,
! than the BANKERS aud importers to ke-, II;
Celestials among us.
, 1870-07-20

EfAncc.
Citnts"', Ko.. tJnlp II, Correspondence o. Tx It.
L1Hi. D+anrJaf.
Yesterday morning negro named john
Seass committed a most brutal ousrz;e upon
the pe1eon Of aiiss George. near til. place,
ard uuw t1n:20 4. MI liA body is Suspended
y rope to one OF the trees in the tot.t
House sart. This il an awful crime. aud a
-seeds and Just retril-u,ion.
ati-r Long was picking Ferries in the lush,
"ha: sears cfsrs rtea!thi!y up behind, anil.
-eiz:nE l.tr bv the throat, .trauglel her upt,!
sLe euntl not stand or ece. Then drawing .
knife. he ad1nonlshea her tn kee;, still or Ls.
NuUIl Cit ler throat He told llcr he la,i beef.
watching Tor tAls opportunity had seen her
h.:t !eW days before. hut could not get bold
Of her because Of the close proximity OF
"vile, he so: through With her 10 could 'Is1 70
where she pleased. ard lie would go TO Kai-
sas.'' lie tel handkerchief over her eye-.
:irtw her down. violated her person, and then
iitl. lhe lady sought hcg frieuds. told hex
SD and disgusting tale and in one hour per.
l,aFa hundred men wcze in purs,lit of sears.
He II; = arrested fous E1iles northwest of town,
aad brought iu last evening 1t G O'Clock,
taken b+forc Justice, and femanded by him
to jail. Miss George identified Sears, selecting
him frcnl sInong a number Of negroes say.
lnE, "This is the man. It vas with the
greatest difficulty the crowd were restrained
iron hsngng him gu the srot. Sheriff bod
so,t teserre- much credit for hla enieien,
meaeii1ce in the matter. He got Sea,s hack
into the jail. plating gl,azt around il to pro.
text L.nl. This morning 1t lu O'Clock lie vas
brought INTO court for an examination. Tie
Prosecuting witness was asked bnt few r1es-
'lcEs. Her feelings we're spared in measure
:!!e 81 not co.E; ,elel 10 recount the disgust.
l..E seiaas- IT, c~nrt wae interrupted =,
tie friends Of Miss Sears and citize:.r. a:
OLD. era. .-heacel man (probaHv her fatherl,
a-kcu Misr titnsge: - Are you roe1tive Til. i.
the nan = She answered, II an positive.
sears was then dragged from the Court Hou=e
ant. burg to ~ adjacent tsee. There il u,,.e!
Confusion and excitement. and toul,t whether
sheriff Uc.iton. with si1 months notice, cou,t
lia,e gathered sufficient force i'll Henr,
Ceurts 10 hare prevented tie lyuching Of iii:
htrd III Eunan shape am opposed to mot
Law. generally, Lxt in this CASE our etiusiua
Las ii nc: adequate to the else.
6f. M.-0slet is restored. aud our town il
qm"t ns csual- Miles AarHun
, 1870-07-20

The ehip H. B. Wright. Of Sea1sport, Me-,
recently WRECKED ou the coast Of Maine, a.
fofded an instance Of a gallant struggle for
life. VIC learn from the Portland Argus that
Csptain, the steward Ald lli+ wife, got Aaetllv
into the boats and puehed of. and it ~aa only
At the earnest entreaty Of the Captain THAI
one Of tile boals returned ard :ooa him OF.
but refused u take the otlnr two. Tie
steward wa vety worthy coleted man.
his wife. were left to e:isll with the ri'ip.
which was fast going to pieces, Stewart
legged piteously for them to save his wife,
telling them If they ~ould only take her ou
board they could Leave him TO h,s changes. 1t
was Of no avail; the boats palled away Ont Of
sight, leaving s,ewar: and his wife 10 their
fate. but lie was not dtsmayed. lie bad no.
ticed large rock under Let counter, aud il
the ship llela together, Perhaps y low water
they might reach the rock and climb up
the clin to the land. He accordingly
tIaced his wife forward and put a
Ife-2reservcr upcn her, hut her fright
wzs 20 great she. clineing Ia him and
ranniI,. alter him. endanserug her life At eyery
mon ert, that lie lashcl her forward. lie
then got piece Of plank out Of the af:er
Lasee pipe to tie rock, and made fast the
.Vanker guy to the end of the plank. He uut
j feot-rupe on the plank, and tigsetl the step.
down to it. All this was done with the rt,I,
beating aud dashlpg itself to pece-, the waves.
frequently n.aEl''S clean reach over her.
stewart then pit q running bowline around
his ai9e's Waist. and bid her 4ave herself. She
finally made the attempt, and reached the
rock, but just AZ she did 20 crest wave
lu1.cd her ten feet leneath it., aud she was
! washed back under tue slip. Stewart sue
i seeded i'll dzsEginE her On hoard again, in
an almost eense!ess condition. By the
AID PERSUASION he induced lie, tn make a
second attempt. This was successful! She
reached the rock, and before the wave came
tcEaubled up The precirice beyond its reaci,,
Stewart then reached the shore himself By the
plank and rock.
They found themselves in desolate region
in a scnE plight-d1encled, slloelees and but
half clothed. They set out to find habita-
tion, but became losf in the woods. Thcy ell
leayozed to find the ship again, but could not.
While wandering about III the woods they
we're found by Afr. Vim. Il. Corbett and taken
tn Iia fnusa and kintilv rared far
, 1870-07-20
The Ecedfc.fsHn.

CHICAGO, July 10.
10 fh' Editor Of The Chi-d5o Tribune: :
Your description OF tho ueedle-guu. in tEis
mornings ierue, is erroneous. Permit mt to
correct, Rs follows:
!. The rnpge Of the need1e.gun il from ! ,e0d
10 400 yards, and not four Or five miles.
=. The movements OF loading arc executed
with the riR.t hand, as follows: An upward
stroke with the palm Of the right hand against
the chamber knob opens the breech, the cart
ridge ia inserted INTO tho cavity OF tho barrel,
push forward and downward stroke Of tue
chamber knob with the right Land close the
breecll. and another push on the needle cham
beF with its spirni apring) completes thesload-
t.g, and the rifle is resdy for Fire During
tue Hhole movement the gun il held with the
left LAND. at - ready"
.. The gun il never loaded or reloaded
While at 81 aim, simply because 1t il inpossi-
bic to do eu.
4: The powder is not ignited 1t the rear
end Of The cartridge, but next to the ball,
where the igniti,1g matter is placed in .
kitnl OF rocket Of rapier-msche and this
Is wlist gives mofe power to the ball, tho
powder nnrs4ing from the front to the rear.
:. Tie cartridge is made up-5alt in front,
iall rocket "itL igniting matter, powder.
IT." SHAPE 1t the hall Resembles the sha". OF
Cucumber, anl il caiel Io1,s-leai ,lta9
ttl.)
, 1870-07-20
a FIERY TREASURE TRoyE
CITY Treasury Warrants Dragged
tram u TSluxjtw Euru,rc

FROM TIE -. i'ni. Le:.'f~-,,tt, JUN Il.
MAnv .tafs ago the city Of 81. Louis VA.
antt1t!xtd I" Isle Z fes thousand dollar: i.
larer 1nelsev. Of the denominations a, -,
and - dllsas.. II was expected at the time
that this WoEId he > temporary ex1,et1ient fur
raising the witst.' at,a tina: in four Of
tive yeats the bills Would be Withdrawn from.
ejaculation Eut. a. time passed OIL, the.,,
Treasury *atsantz were found to he ru:-
stn:cut fer currency. AID they freely t,sss.l
III The cliy. Ike Lills were poorly executed.
and were easilr rounterfei:cd. Il i ,huu.,,
thai ntsrIs IL many Of the counter{eita are il
circulation ~ the genuine From time to tim.
tile City Treasurer Las been authorized Ia IT,
tue new notes, for the redemrtinn OF rnut:ia-
tsd l'f!lt. and no man ca.1 tell how much or
this money il in circulation. Susisky is-.nl
vas, quantity Of them. aud those WHO flesirc h,
preserve tue autograph OF that t]ietin.uaj-Ita,
surv waIr1nt.
Ike watEants ate received At par at ali the
hanks. and arc redeemed with zreepi,ars,
when presented to the City Treasurer. They
Lave had their day, and a.e no longer ueeI.,1
a. a! e.leula1if medium, and it III tie policy Of
4 dr. OF t"o ago the Mayor appo,utel Alder
men PEPPER. Gnle, and Yaesera co:umi.tee to
uee!l or the !argc batch OF warrants l.,n:- il,
sEe lrratusets ottice. These gentlemen I,,y-
seeded to count tie ragged note=. and gather
tlezn 10 the southern Hotel. as the place wllic;,
supplied the Lctttet fire and an abundance Vi
"liEesEts. lahiog their precious cargo down
70 the herF furnace, tpe co,anisree fed the
ta1nr- with the gfeas: gfa, ba@k.. II w@a I
great tax.;.s o1 fuel 10 tie frcpliete.-. fiay-
lng e1nl.'ied The tasket ef i;s contents. the
eou'nitee retired. feeling dons,lsrs ~. i,1i,;-
sans as Nero cid ''slen lie gave I:on.s u tL,,
haner.
A. scGn as the committee turlet; :lsI5
hacks. however, the n.e,can on luty reize.(
the lrte and TUNED stream u water mo-,
The nass Ct bla=iHt, -hinF!a.teE.. He tiie1.
raked ont large quantity Of the smoking
1co1lsy. aLa found that many Of the bill. pers
Lu, slightly injured Calling some of lis
.hun4-. h- divided the muIler, aud the nsrty
went on jolly spree. and ali 1ec,r,e r,ori-
orsiy fuGdlei. Exactly how much moaaY
tley saved, how much tkey spent. aud hoE
nuth uLi=key VAS punished. retuaIns I'M
kEhw1. AL one place the fireman laid ont
Lii dollars He cared very little for e.nen-
kes.
The City. Treasurer soon got wind Of the
aha'r. and LOST no time in hunting up the
H9neE. M he succeeded in recovering . hand
I'M OF the kcorched bills. Captain Fori'u
son seenreu e75, and turned it over to his
father. The Treasurer declares that N
ueAsufy notes that are ecnrched around the
edges viii be coutiscatel when found. The
uesttoE1ng Committee OF course. faai
baa1E about the matter, and ptorise tn h.
more careful the next time, but 'thare ia M
doubt that the city will be compelled tn "a
deem such Of the notes-doubuess but few
as h8Fe been put IN circulation.
, 1870-07-20

aorhootl OF the post. a tract OF som. l7O3
acEcr. To oltain this, freed from the rights
Of car"n1eles. il wan necessary to attack tho
survey already mentioned. THIS was
do.,s. all rcssit!e questions were raised.
and finally tie War department most unrere-
mo1.io,.sIy appropriated the l,1N acres they
ltriret. That tract being secured. the officers
IF the government. subsequently IN examining
intr te tnatter Of tbe+e SURVEYS, declared that
the st;rrey Nhcl, hal been questioned III xhi4
affair ef the War department should not he
,n1e1ie,'d With. aud tue claim of the town nf
Casoldelct a. dependent Oh that russcy should
stand But the mischief waa dune, and the
iore yeats OF litigation VIC new speak Of Was
tie Its.llt.
The representatives Of Cerre and others.
wiltse r6nforMatiOiis were located within the
limits II Tracts granted to Carondelc;, sought
to 1slsh their claims through what they tecn-
cl the breach in the Ca1oEde1et title made by
the War Department
Tie aciions OF tile part OF. and against Ca
londelet were uumttuu.. The ft-s action II.
court vas i'll 1910. and the struggle lasted uu,i1
ls59. When tie Supreme Court OF our State
declared that Frederick Dent, the father OF tile
present plalntiff. had no titfe.
Tie United States feeling tic insecurity of
1tr title to the Jefferson barracks tract, OH
saine'l from the city Of Caruudele, it, mi,
| chin deed,
iitza,snsi and Edward n. kehr, was tried at
| the Arrtl term OF the United States Circuit
Cou,t. Judg. Treat. in tctidins the cases, de-
| Glazed :hc eame views held ly him thirteen
| stals ago. in passing III on the case as Judge
q The Common Pleas Conrt. to tue effect that
tie sitv+yr II Eertur AID Erouu were valid.
aud flat the United S,aic.. having granted
il.i~ land away to t'aionIctet. could moi e1.lse~
.:ue.,ls give it to any OH else.
The plaintiff a.as srreales! from this docs-
ion +, the United states supreme tuust 1t
WatliLston.
l, tha, court fails to affirm t!is last DECISION,
j: il r.t'hat'e that another lifetime will
have rat sc.l before th1s controversy is deter
| u.l,,csl.
Thr n|t! lawyers of our State tlrpt engaged
in tl'.re -uitr. have alt pas-ed away, aid tue
euise have At different times ter in charge of
the nnst distinguished members Of oui lar.
lls Lawyers at pltseht engaged arc Hrltton \.
Hill. Charles e. Whlttlesy. Thomas e.. Gauts,
and Donoyon 4 Conroy for all the defendants,
and t,loves and shcrle,. for plaintiff.
\ defendant in one Of the suits. whu waa
neyer iefore sned, has raiscd family. NOW
inll-gToWn meu aud women, acd all wrr. born
| OIL this rIace and ttill live there
, 1870-07-20

-, lFo7" Me SL LoHs Ue7nocrnZ ,fuu1S
erai Ihomss l. Price. at his RESIDENCE in Jeffer-
son c,ss; SATURDAY. The news vii not be }, M ~
expected to those Who were aware Of the fee lee
bic condition Of this disrn cu;aIei c;t;re,, tes
Gsnarsi aw men aave done more FOX Missouri than
u;;i uSne1aa - fl1ee' he vas man Of inaomitablo
WI. and the great system Of intern.1 ;n,.
Novements found in him more than = cl,a1n- mn
H1os tiHse nd he h; gags lbeE.ly Of bis energy bis
5erpnses, and tho Missouri Pacific. M partssn- en-
'at;s' owes heavy debt Of gratitude 10 lin
AZ 5he commencement OF the rebellion, Gen
efal pEce at once took sides With the rore.n-
ment. and was commissioned bv G6yaInn,
s,snhle s,'s1;a Dr'sadie1 General in the Missouri
and v'as hcld in high regard b. The s:.te I n H.;
government a1iltIirie4 A"o
;, For two Q. three ,sa1s the Geuerars health
~ teen failing. aud fer nsonths past bis cou-
dl''on has bsan that Of extreme feebleness.
shs .;snSsa e!,t xI ~ ., sseva OF wha, was oucs
:. sissnh.o s pessa a cstaai45tion: The Gautr4l
" and ample rlesns tcs their raain:suaacs.
, 1870-07-20
HOT GRAIN.

Unhealthy speculation in grain has again
:,nrne its legitimate fruit-as SO many tirnes
il, the past, The wheat III several Of uur
chicago elevators is declared 10 be Lot,
wlsili is IL l.rrltrtt, In sunring, III the latter
ambition i, tho beginning OF an injurious
termination. TIE exact c1teut Ut the evil
:, not known ; Int there il reason to hope
.l4at it will not prove Ia he very serious.
:>. the warehouse propriet.,rs hnve doubled
EAc storage charges on the badly conIi.
!.,,auI grain, which will leressitate its
'>;'crtly removal.
1t is always dangerous to let grain lie in
;;.rge 1nasst:s through the ss,lu11er, on ac.
'.o,snt of this tendency to spontaneous ger
:.liuation, which is exactly the sa,ue pro-
e,.>s as thet excited in barley III tho process
{ conversion into malt 1t was especially
tsngerous this year. rs the crop Of spring
:heat Of leG:' was of very poor quality.
1!4ough good one i'll point Of yield. ],
.as c"nssitutionulfy 1@n>onnl tu begin with,
itt such nccunsnlations Of wheat us
..are been kent lere during the pr.sen,
thinner have scarcely a parallel. except il,
Is,;$. In bath c.rr~. the cause was the
>.l.ae. and the consequence euually disas-
isous, though different in kind. The spirit
ri local speculation was busy, and lo
months the Price of wheat, in this market
was Kept up several cents per bnshe! ighe
:lan the figures at which it would pay II
send it East. As consequence
tile shilI'ers were idle. MI
the grain accumulated. In lS.;>
'.,,r s'arplns was not taken ont of store l.,
'-uusc En.lund could supply her deieisacie
;.:orc cheaply from Northern Europe tia
:. the prices 1T which it WAS held here
Where this fact became evident. leav
srcat in prices followed, and wheat b'
came Il drug, though it did moi spoil, No
the consequence of undue lo4Eiing is Wis
l'1t III tleterinra's-l wheat, SUNG Of whiy
ray prove u b. a to:al lo-s to the holder
, 1870-07-20

The Pest of last evening attempts to e1-
c::s* its breach Of faith in publishing the
''..olna tax list, TN the ground that few
If The ret'4rns hal I'ecn published in Ne.
iork paper, and t4'picd ',y Chicago
s'eper- Are We, says tlc P.~t. '.still
i@'nud, in spite Of the fact that the
,Iturnai ind the Republican, ar. :4lf-se-
'ca,cd. tl'"'gh .l@l,ampr4l!y." II We had
supposed tint the ol'j.=t of signing the
agreement NIT to publish. was to see wha,
newspapers should ol:s.rip each utl,er i.l
violating it. We shonid not have signed it
thu, j., ali. We do not wish to
lie understood as complaining
about the violation of the ng.eeincnt. Tha,
/, s.mcthing which concerns the business
fuv, of sLe city. ut whose instance it VII.
>:glri. What We s-.ii. aud what we al
r'.rt to, is tLnt hereafter We shall be more
t..:rful wlut Newspapers We make agree
II rlts with
, 1870-07-20

w,,e III large as Eub.n's cGss. lie was very
i'aal:' bruised about the head, but managed to
crawl unu'r fence which protected him ii h
mcasEre. ut.tii the storm lullcd. In B,,cks-
iol, Two tarM+ werc demolished, aud the VIII
dw-=1..s f'rnken uut VI nearly evcty house III
the place Tie llait-stones laid in wi.rows
ami crops we're almost rslilsed, ln 1lampden 4
nnh.l~F of buildings "rre DESTROYED, while
othele net- ,,uroofcI or da1nugod. liseat dam.
age vas don. by tue hail. In Sewbursl.
Idxruont and surrounding places, the storm
WIS very violent. Trees wer.. uprooted. fences
etmolis4eJ. and outbuildings OVERTURNED and
utsootel l,y the wind, at.l lightning ntracx il,
several places, hut We have Lear,l Of no dwell
ings injured. In And1oseogEn County the
tornado was very severe. 4 despatch from
Lewiston states that tue barn OF Hooper
cuhant, in North Auburn. was blown down.
and IN Greene, Als. lar;ser's barn WAS .1emol-
sned. A number of oxen and hor-es which
were in the building, escaped unilar,ned. hut
Mr.. farker was crushed in the ruins aud wa
Instantly killed