, 1873-07-10

ana uuiooicu HouScS. n. W VdShluStOn,
md, the storm was fearful. Everything
Ill belt rorth of this affected by the
storm, whose centre seems to be few
miles south of the Latitude of Colum-
bus.
Testimony all agrees as to the severity
and destructIveness of the Storm. The
general prostration Of Telegraph poles
is without u parallel IN the history OF
the Telegraph Co. Large numbers were
shlvered by Tightening and wholly de.
stroyed.
CIRcLEv1LLE, o.. Jaly 5.-The Sciote
River ovelhowed and an extensive
5room- corn field in this vicinity and
probably rnined TO the extent of from
so to 1000 aires. Streams are high
and roads impossible between here aud
Columbus. There have been no trains
from the East since Thursday.
NLw YORK, July 5. The excitement
CAUSED by report of well defined cases of
cholera app ars to be groundles-; death
III both cases clearly attributable to
great imp udence in eating.
Referring to the report in Eastern
bapers that Gen. Butter not only had
the sympathy OF the Administration i'll
his contest for the Govershlp OF Mas>a-
chusetis, but was substantially by ed
eral Office holders of the State, the
Washington correspondent Of the Bes
ton Advertiser says it can be stated Oh
nigh official authority THAI this Adnl l.
lsiratIon is perfectly neutral III this
contest as il Wa, two years ago, unless
II be Secretary Richardson, there Is no
prominent man IN it who wishes to zee
Butter Governor of Massachusetts.
MILWAUKEE, July "a special from
Fond du Lac reports tornado damaged
grain throughout Green Lake. Fond du
Lac and Sheboygan counties TO great
extent. In lis course from north to
southeast, about five miles wide. tim
| bers. barus and fences were buried TO
the ground. In Fond du Lac city many
buildings were unroofed, vast number
Of large shade trees uprooted. Mill
waukie AMI Northera Rtiirol tItlni
were delayed by lallen trees; over ~
mad to be cut before trains could pass.
| he engineer Oh passenger train yes
terdny saw tornado approaching and
put on a heavy pressure o, steam and
cot into clearing ahead Of 1t. Hun
dreds of acl es are prostfated along the
course of the storm. The reputeo loss
of lire at Elkhart proved to be false;
also the disaster at Green Lake. II is
remarkable that no Ives wele lost as
far as heard from.
NEW YORK, July 7.-Dispatches from
Winchester, Va. states that While II
family named Little We're at breakfast,
|
on Saturday. feud broke out and NV"
of the SONS, named respectively Oscar
and Lvcursns. cummenced firing ON the
J fuur oiher sons and their mother. 1he
fire being returned by the others. Oscar
WAS wounded captured and sent to jail.
Another son named CLIFTON was wound
ed. as was also the mother. Clinton
died saturday evening. and the mother
will die.
BUFFALO, July g. Thee distinct
shocks of e;, ,dake this morning
One occurred al o'clock, another at
and the third at about 80. causing
considerable alarm by the rocking oi
the buildings and shipping III the bar
| Dor
Jnlv 7.-Another shock of earthquake
occurred at 6 o'clock t.lIs morning. tae
ouly damage done yesterday was the
throwing down chimney i'll the centre
of the city.
NAw YORK. July Carl Knshner, II
German travelling agent for the house
o: Ins,iil. Was found i'll the Hudson
River today. evidently having been muir
dered and robbed. He was going t.
California on business. and had on J
recently arrived from Europe.
| Havana, July 5.--The Telegraph ca
bic to tortv Rico Is working.
several hui,dr d vagrants recently
sent To work oh the 1erllche, deserted
~ -he Insurgents.
WA,HlNGToN, July IA letter FROM
>laniey'- Yellowstone expedition, locat-
Iuy the Northern Pacific K. X. annOuuc
that the Indians are making 10 serI-
ous opposition. Aburdince of coal Oi
good quality WAS found twenty seveh
niles east of the VI ssuurI River, aud
lne land as far as gone Is good ami Wei.
graZed anG wa.ered.
NV YORK. July THE remarkable
| time Inaue III oacremento on oaturuay
Is the subject OF much wondering con-
nent AMONG sporting men now III ILL"
CIV, III ATTENDANCE at the Dexter Park
summer meeting, which CLOSES tL.Ia,.
ST. LOUIS, July 5.-A special from
HauuIbai, Mo, says that the sew rest
storm that ever visited that section
broke over Hannibal last night, two ur
turee houses being blown uoYn. several
unruuied and much q image uoI 10
fences, etc. The ,torm Was also very
severe at ST. Joseph, No., where grea,
damage was done.
New YORK, July 5.-rhe tightening
YESTERDAY struck Mrs. Drew house. Ill
iutionDoro, and Instantly killed ber.
CINCINNATI, July 5.-Nlne deaths
from cholera. were reported here To-day
f,,r,Du,y. nnf .Iuly \ Two OF THE.