Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-10

The Reign % che Tornado.
CHICAGO. July "a telegram from Pen
saukee this morning gires the followin;
list Of killed by the tornado: l.. Zean.o
II. Baumgartner. Jr.. Albert Blaekbird
T.. r. Chesley. an infant Of r. Farley aud
an infant Of l.. Zeanto. In all six. Tho
wounded arc Albert Gsskey, Vim. Bsptistc,
Herman Daumgartner. Martin Morrison,
Mrs. r. Farley. = boy and girl of.E. II,
Chesley, Mrs. L. Chapman and Jno. Dinso,
All the wounded are doing we'll. and II 1,
thought will recover. The tornado wal
not over 1000 feet In width, and LASTED
but two minutes. lis velocity and power
were terrific.
As an explanation OF the fact that The
tornado which struck Pensaukec Oh Satur'
day evening WA first reported early this
morning. II may DO mentioned that the
only wiro running into that town was %
Thoroughly demolished ~ TO render com
municstisn impossible.
The Pet. special from 0'Conto. Wis
consin. gives tho following additional dc.
tsiis. inv . ~ ~ NV s.,rrJ.x waning
+, .trnet pens,ukes near Inc wagon roSl
bridge. and continued southwark. sweep
lag away three mills. the hotel ownod ~
Gardner. the school house and twenty
eight dwellings. II struck Conlardvills
near Lucas farm. and passed almost due
southeast. taking In . streak about eighty
eour,e' Seventeen houses and barns were
Jsmsvcd in Conl,rdville and tbe crops
LsJIv injured. Tbe total loss h eatimatsd
Al ssoo.tn0
s-ppIsoyrrLp. M.ss.. Julv "a tornado
occurred AZ Westaeld This Afternoon, n
rame eastward through the gorge Of tho
Westaold river anil wideneJ 10 half a mile.
Telling trees. scattering fences and iemol.
ishing fences until ita iorce was eIpenasa
III" mis uo rahr,,a,n0 t.om .ho rcccn,
iire-which fell, crushing In an engine
house containing two men. one OF whom
vas seriously hurt. a iamlly ., na per.
SOM w ,ho HOUSE heA.u VIZ "siI,Iss no n
Anu hhcW mummy unu' .n,y '9uu ~.
serves on u,o noor' severAi roas run ,I'
sue oi inc mouse, Inc res. o' .ne oui
ING WAS destroyed. Two Duiidings Ano :
dozen barns were blown down. INC crops
aud trees were much injured. Az Chico-
pee Falls the wind destroyed several barhs
and sheds AMI spoiled many trees.
HAD v.Ith. of lnui.iaua pemoerats.
NEw YonK, Jniy IO.--A 7G~,. Chicago
special says, Judge Lawrence. Of this city.
who was q member Of tho Louisiana Com.
mission. states In regard TO the indict.
men, =, WILL. Ina.r.o, anil o,hsr man !.
H. ~ Al. Rs,n,niny Ic.rJ' thst n IA .
a,as. v;oi.,ion 81 ,ha nlsJys made nv a.
Si.h,ii", Goyarnmsnt n, wss tha di.,inct
.aJIas.'. liz a., ,hs,. sh.nia \. M
ro,i,ie.i mrosscn,i",. Jpdvc Isvrencs
says he has no doubt tha, these legal pro.
ceedings are Instituted by bourbon Demo-
era's W Lcuisi.na, mno are 1Ip1 $500 -
will mae their influence 10 carry out the
pl-dgrs made In good faith. and put an
end to these prosecutions. or 81 least
Governor Nichols VIII exercise his pardon
ing power II that should become necessary
New Torpedo.
NEw YoRr, July i0.-A Tao Cleveland
special says the public exhibition OF the
lay torpedo was given to-day In tho pres.
ence Of the Chinese Ambassador, Yung
WI. al yon. y,on poo am n, ,he
wing """ ''"b NV
Professors IN the iiar,IoIa senooi lo'
Iescn,ng cninamen tns I.hs',sn uAt
ter,siei in the torpoJoss. ~ she has never
fortified her harbors. believing hor gods
would protect them against al iorsisn
."es. ine, ~. pna 81 !, hi. ,or.
az eolsr. !" ~ ,pr cna ~ ill., invsut.
p.a' r n1s' IN, a,auh,iss. nsavs hsavy
m "oLasnr Thc inventor 1. nav in China,
lrhc ssncrim'nt, to-isy wero ssiisfsctory,
Hr% y I"'s'% I.l, Ic.n Thine c s".sn' o,
tio thi''u n'hb""'" ''"N @N"