Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-26

ago. blowing down several buildings and
killing one man.
Columns, Ohio, Juno 25.-Tho storm
reached here about $50 and did damage
10 roofs. fences. signs. etc.
JACKSONVILLE. ILL.,. juno 26.-Tho dam
ago to wheat In this county by yesterdays
storm Is estimated ut 500, 000. There II
much other damage. All tho creeks arr
OVERLOOKING and the low lands flooded.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, June 26.-Ths sur
rounding country suffered severe loss BY
tho storm. Probably ono hundred houses
and buildings were damaged here and IN
trees are uprooted by scores.
FAIRBuRo. ILL.,. June 2G.-The storm
completely destroyed tho unfinished Meth
odist church. Tho loss Is $1,000. A num-
Der Of other buildings were unroofed,
moved from their foundations, or blown
about.
Dwionr. ILL.,, Juno 2G.-The wind car
ried John Longs house, 1928 In size,
about twenty feet from It's foundation, but
injured nobody.
BRooKvn.Lr. H.. juno 2G.-Fourteen
buildings were unroofed yesterday.
GALEsBuna, ILL.,, Juno 26.-Tho crops
arc reported ~ heavily damaged.
DEsMoiSEs, Iowa, June 2G.-The rain
fall was heavy and the outlook for tho
crops Is gloomy but no special damage was
done.
KANKAKEE, Illinois. Juno 2G.-Tho oasl
bound express for Cincinnati. three miles
north Of hero, was caught by the wind
yesterday and tho locomotive and cars
were thrown from the track into . ditch.
or the fifteen passengers all were more OF
less bruised but none 81 them seriously
injured.
DIXON, Illinois. June 2G.-Tho storm
struck this town ut II o'clock yesterday
and did great damage. The fair ground,
with It's buildings, fences. stands, trees,
sheds, etc.. Ia . complete wreck. The
Chicago and Northwestern Windmill. en-
gino house. and freight house. are par
TALLY destroyed. Many OF the buildings
In the town arc unroofsd. Tho lumber In
tho yards was scattered and o few build.
ings demolished. Trees three feet round
wero twisted and broken OF. No loss oil
life Is reported.
LINCOLN. Ills. Juno 2G.-The storm
yesterday damaged all grains. liye suf'
fered heavily. Nearly evory corntield In
the vicinity Is flooded.
DASvILLE. Ills, June 2G.-Tho damage
TO grain Is reported very great In this
section.
MOLINE. Ills. June 2G.-Hail stones the
size OF hens eggs fell yesterday near hero
and great damage ~ crops is reported.
MAuoMrr. Ills. June 90. - Reports
coming In show that tho storm was wide
spread and disastrous to crops aud prop
perty.
I~SpIASoLA. Iowa, juno 2G.-A number
Of cattle Was killed yesterday and families
wsro for . timo compelled TO vacate theiI
Easements, fearing the tornado would
bring down the houses.
MuscATISE, Iowa. Juno 2G.-Hundrcds
Of trees mapped like pipe-stems In yester-
days storm. Thousands of panes OF glass
were shivered by tho great hail-st0ncs that
fell. Nobody was injured.
s%PRISqyiELD. Ohio. Juno 2G.-During
the storm last evening Q child Of Wind.
ham was killed by q falling barn. The
residence OF Mr.. Click was blown down.
breaking tho leg and arm Of Mrs. Click.
A dozen largo buildings. including the II.
James Hotel and sewing machine factory.
lost their roofs. Tho damage TO crops Is
incalcnlable, not only In tho vicinity OF
Springfield, but all along the whole path
way Of tho storm. At Heading. Ohio. tho
stable Of Henry Rosenberg was blown
down and instantly killed the proprietor.
At Lancaster, Ohio, residences and stores
wero unroofcd and the Catholic Church
steeple blown down.
Ohio IsraeIites Showing Their
Teeth.
CINCINNATI. June 25.-Forty.six Jewhh
firms. comprising tho best houses In tho
city. have united In signing the following
1--WE. tho undersigned. having noticed
with q deep sense OF indignation the I'M
called for and unjust discrimination made
against Israelites ~ . class by Judge Hill.
ton, Of Now York. In excluding them, ~
guests, from his hotel at Saratoga, protest
against this u~nwarrantable action as q
gross outrage on our rights, rs an insult
TO modern civilization and q stigma ON 70.
publican institutions. Considering the
unanimous stand taken by tho press ~ rep.
rcscntativc Of public opinion. wo are con-
tent, o. citizens. to leave our cause as such
In tho hands Of tho American people. As
business men, however. VIC deem II due
our self.respect, aud hereby declare and
pledge ourselves henccforth TO entertain
relations whatever with tho house Of A.
T. Stewart 4 Co., Of which Judge Hilton
Is tho acknowledged head"
Prcsidont Hayes I'm Boston.
Bosros, Juno 2G.-In Wow Of the Presi.
Dental reception. crowds ill the streets
named as the line Of march. bunting nut.
tors everywhere AMI business 10 partially
suspended. The city wears q gala appear
Marching bodies Of military going
~ the rendezvous has made the morning
hours lively. Tho train which bore tho
party arrived here ut 1915.
Al Putnam. Connecticut, tire President
his first welcome to New England.
being introduced from tho platform aud
In tho name Of the citizens by u.
W. Phillips. Short and happy responses.
full Of thanks. were made by Hayes, At
General Devens and Postmaster
General Key. At Franklin, Massachu.
setts, another halt was made, and here the
warm greeting occurred, the Presi-
dent and Key and Evsrts speaking In
reply.
An enthusiastic crowd gathered around
the depot to see the distinguished men.
Two detachments, Companies d and A,
l~ancers, were drawn up In the rear Of the
Asquad OF about thirty police
men arrived about 9:15. being none too
soon, for the crowd was growing noisy
and turbulent. Great trouble was ex-
perienced In preserving any degree OF
order and the running Of trains was incon-
yenienced. On tho arrival of ths car
riages containing the State authorities
they were arranged In the rear Of the sta
ton near the cavalry battalion, the Gov
rrnor's carriage being placed In tho mid.
de Of the road. Tho railroad gate was
and . Gordon Of police kept the
carriage FREQ from tho crowd.
JudEs Chishoim's Death.
NEW YoRx. Juno 26.-A Jackson. Mis-.
.issippi. correspondent Of the T~e' writes:
After Judge Chisholm was MORALLY
wounded by the Kcmper county mob. no
called Mrs.. Chisholm TO his bedside and
aid: NY precious wife, ! an Innocent OF
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