Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-03
Yesterdays DISPATCHES.
GREAT STORMS!
LIVES LOST AND GREAT DAM.
AGE TO PROPERTY!
Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania
Visited by the Tornado!
CINCINNATI, July 1.

CINCINNATI. July L.
Another terrific hurricane swept
through Central ohio last night, doing
considerable damage to crops. fences,
out-buildiDgs, and in some instances
causing more serious losses. Near
Richmond, Indisna, a large tree was
blown on the bridge while two men
were crossing in a buggy. One was
instantly killed, while the other was
dangerously wounded. A number OF
dwellings were damaged, but no other
casualties are reported.
CHICAGO, July 1.
A Times Columbus. Indiana, special
saws: A destructive storm passed over
Johnson county last night. The house
OF MIR. Drummer WAS demolished and
the entire family. five in number, in
stantly killed. An immense number
of cattle were also killed, and crops
we're nearly totally destroyed. As Tar
az heard from II persons had been
killed and Is wounded. II is feared
that the number of deaths will be in
creased when the particulars are heard.
CATEsvILLE, Pa, July L.
A severe wind storm passed =
his section this afternoon. At a small
town three miles rom here the dam
age was very heavy. Twenty families
were made houseless. In a few min
utes their dwellings had been leveled
to the ground. The fine, new semina-
nv of Richard Darlington was also
destroyed. A woman named Hopkins
was instantly killed, and five persons
injured. 1--WE fatally.
A meeting is to be held here to ex-
tend aid to the sufferers.
rs,o p.a.aaout m, me Recent Edict
New YORK, July 2.
The President, in conversation, ex
pressed himself very decidedly in re-
gard to his civil service order. 1t bad
been issued, he said, with full knowl-
edge of the fact that it would cause
trouble and cost the Republican party
a few votes at the start which he felt
would in time return. OF the enforce
ment of the order Hayes spoke with
great determination. and said the first
office-holder who took part in the
management of the party would be
summary removed. After the can
didates were nominated Hayes said
there would he no objection made to
any Office holder voting for them or
working so far as it did not interfere
with the discharge OF official du les.
He did not propose to d~lsfranchise
office holders, but did not intend to
permit them to take part in the man
agement OF the party.
The President Delighted with His
Late "Trip.
WASHINGTON, July 1.
The President is greatly delighted
with his trip, and expresses much
qualification at Il Q cordial demonsira-
tons that greeted hun everywhere he
went. 1t was a surprise to him, for he
anticipated no sucn spontaneous n
enthusiastic manifestations Of kindly
feeling.
Heavy Rain Ia New York.
UTICA, n. Y, July 1.
Since Saturday night there has been
the heaviest fall of rain for years. The
canal is over the banks all along the
line. The Mohawk river OVERLOOKED
flats more rapidly than ever before, and
heavy damages to crops is anticipated.
En Route for the Yellowstone.
ST.. LOUIS, July /.
General Sherman, accompanied by
Generals Pope and Bacon, arrived
yesterday en- route to the Yellowstone
to inspect the frontier posts.