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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

EXPORTING BEEF- England has come tu bo our great wheat market Without that market American wheat would bring but a small price, and growing wheat would be q slow WAY to make money. Until within 8 few ycar> past We had but a home market Tor our beef, and raising beef, except in neW countries where land Co raise them on could be had for the occupation, was a poor and unsatisfactory business.
 England has now become a market for our beef, also, and thc price of beef like the price of wheat, depends upon ihc Liver pool and London quotations.
 The Mark L1nc EXprcs, say, that 800 tons of fresh American beef reaches Eng land weekly. I'm, k but small item. it i> true, bGt the fact that ve could export beef at all, has but jus; been discovered and put Co practice. The tlgcrator system of transporting peri,hah.c articles i,likcly to rev olutiuuiyg trade. and make the world market for American produce. We are cmphatjrally producing country, and whatever facilitate, commerce must hc ta our benefit. The rc- ingeuior i> great assistance Ca uS in get uu- nj ot our surplus prnducc Our fruit, Will soon hc a- common in the market, of London as ugs wheat and flour now are. and American beef raising will. in a certain c1- tent. supercc3c wheat raising, and then olr lands will he recuperatai and retcr,..ilej
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

THE GORILLA IN CONVENIENT -Grcai iaterc-' a,,A,he, t' jA. yis..r yf t.e yol1e gorilla Row n tae Berlin museum Dr. Hrmc> Jr~.ih-i some .I Ai- peeu.irti-, at a ltr meeting uf tl. German A.,,eiatou of Na,ur..>,- and Ply i.au. IT, noI, and C.sn~ l.~ haga~ ,a visitor, uasr- up HAe nsa and -fg.t.h-. himself Us. Keeper must always 10. beside I.m and ,a, Vl,u him IT, ,lt. Dls. hl, k..r,r sst, they share 'iirHrr and supper Ihe beepcr must remain by him u.I he Lns, q, steep. h.s sleep lasting ci-n, hour- lli, sl.g Ht- has increased his weight ina i.V month, from 3l ,o 2s pauu1- For -.mr Nr-A, hc had inflammation ut ihc .ur->. nhsa l., a.l friend. pr. FalAeu>t,in, Vas fetched. 0As treated him UitA qHir.ne and Em. va',r. which made hm better When Dr. Her mc, i,tt The gorilla na the pr-..sg, ~Hn5st the .a',.r showed taa doctor li, tongue. c.apVel hi, hands, 4ni -....--l ia. band oi tae in,,sr a- .u ........Ha. f.. ..-f H.. a,'tl of his r,ee,,ry. Apparently L- meau- ,H support, hs e.erE mean. .a h.- power :he gf'r at g l.fAan-r develop. mea. ut t.e sp. ,1 tle uaa. \ Ar-e 1'a.- house h.- been hai.i iu- A.H .a connection uli. t.e palm Eag.r.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

Ihs a.E ma.a.acry lately sa.Hr~I fsr ,hr As'.AH m <. H4s f.ar... gle .zu- .a rssr. Zen. .rll...sa 'as .a'-.t .asr .7eass saa 'lt'..- "t .aaasat.Has .I.Ha f.r .i -l HsFiHz .-rf ..tI.I fsi.. .- @ rsrr tH.a- s-rut ts uafA @ s Ia ssa.-s ssf4sss.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

2. -!
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 inei, i| nd ss
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 seenl , know| | of u| ppesre
 cs,nnfr adopt
 csss,rs, ' misr| eat wh| sig that
 and uI n that
 the ue tac : | before 
 ,ut. \ ! gover JnsfituI .eof th k ofhe " snc| Aets pr'
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 isnos q whici|
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 of tlss
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

g.r,-ar ~aF-i ha' srT a'-I H llerf.-L r.tsr ratsl fr I>aa laaatf
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16

On Wednesday. the 18th inst, afssr snos
as the laxweli Mills, Huichinsoa~ county,
Peter BllImsyer and Anton B.llnsyer-
while waiting for the grinding ef : led
OF wheat got INTO / b0at bslo4 The fell q
the dam and were innocsntly sussise
themselves. Approaching 10 rsar the fell Il
the water they wsrs drava bsseatA ,hs
fail and drowned. Their bodiss were not rs
Covered on Friday morning. The us.
fortunate men were brolhers aged IS and
q, and resided With, three nilas Of SCOT
laod In Bon Homlne county. Both. were nar-
ned and have wives living, ons with thvs
esaiiiidsea and the other with two They
came 10 Dskots with the -drss Russiss i'm.
migration.
SoDe time last wssk son Of Henry Hy-
ser. aged Year,, the miller st the Wolf
Greek mill on the Jim river. sccid.a.slly
fell into the river, aad vas droussd. His
body has notyet been found. Advioss havs
becn sent down the river TO watch for iss
appeansce.
Whh,nst the last 10 days 80 wsgene. lO7
men, women, 70 ytks Of cattle, Sc hssd
Of horses, % hsad of m1les and 81 cows
passed Scotland en route for the Hills.
Roads good and grass growing fast.
Mr. A X. Psshall Of Rnsedala, Hapsoa
county, has out I prospectus, for publish
Ing monthly Journal Of pages 80 col
umns, At SO csnts par year. which meets
With everybody's appsobasion.
No appearancs Of Erasshoppsrs. which
makes the prophesying grovler look dis.
appointed His only hops new Il hat they
may come bsfors harsest. which 10 rot very
likely.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16

The poist Indicated by The lsttef 4" y
the old Pierre landing, q he mouth os
Bed river. ~ one nsed durine pofsioa Of
lass sumner. -B" V thc nsw Piasre lasdins
jsst bslow the mouth os Shaaty creek. The
dotted lins funslng fron "a" 10 porth.
wstwafdly dirsctioa and passing 10 c'ose
proximity to "B, u tts orislsal Pisrrs
mad. shanty creek Is shown In TIE north.
west corner, Bsd river runs s:ross ,hs
southwsst correr, Willow creek russ b.
tween the Pierre road and Bad river ard
emp.ies into the la.tsra near its mouth,
willis the broad. white curved ssrsak u ths
Missouri river. The d,ssancs from "A" 70
.B' ts twenty miles. which i ths dissaScs
saved BY the establisbneat of the ssw
landing Twenty miles OF wagon tnysl
Aved u . cossdsnbls Item for trasslsel
and assthe dems.stIa,ioa thsreof 70 q "a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
oeanG o Aaasas OF Celesale

Tsks ths Atchisoo, Topeka 8 Santa Fs
railroad. ~ NV and popular line from
AtcAisoa and KansAs CITY, via. the beau
'tifal Arkansas vallsy. 70 Pueblo. Colombo
Spring.. Dsevef, Canon City. Cucharas,
DBL Norte, Trinidad, Santa 70 and Ill
points In COLORADO, New Mexico and An
sona. Special round trip 80 day tickets to
Deuvef % Ale Nay l5sh, q 90. taking In
road. g. Low snie1ani rates 70 The san
Juan Mines.
Pullman Palacs Sleeping cars between
the Missouri hver and The rocky mountains
without chanea. Clos connectioos made
q Kansas City s1d Atchisoo In union de-
pots. For naps, tins tables and The "San
Juan Guide, addrsaa,
~. AHpE1soH.
Gen. Pre-. ,Agt,,
ToPxKA KAN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
eDaeAere aDA ass.. Cou,eea,s Rx.
PerisAes as sAs ss. Lesls Hirs.

Commodore Coulson and his wifs and
their little girl arrived ON Saturday nights
train fron 81. Louis. Thsy vsrs In the
Southern hotsl The night o1 the Al and
bed . narrow escape. Ncshing bat good
luck and the coelnsss Of ihs conmodsrs
sAved them iron the horribls lAn which
overlook 20 many unfortuss,sA Thsy &C.
cupied rooms 10 the fourth story, Treating
ON Fifth street and ven aslssp uhsn ths
nrc broke out lp Coulson Vas awaken.
ID BY unusual noises In the hall and she
Immediately arose aud openeda doos lead.
Ing inso the hall, when the s.lding smoke
spprised her Of their situation. She woke
her huaband and told him The hosse was
on fre. The commodore Ind only TO opea
The door leading into ihs hall 10 ,beeomc
convinced that ssch was the case. The
smoke was 10 thick that be could - only
Z few feet He look The liisls Gid IN his
IfmH wFsBped hcs In poEsNoa e his
cleshtnx and tsttng tts wife ~ IL kA.d'
thsy started ibfsh = - ssasssy. - ~
~ - - dtaa't 4 - e11ll s10 I.
~ - A ~ M 8
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16

The regular ssmiannual examination Of
teachers Tor Yanktoa county will be held
on Tuesday, April a4sh, 1877. commencing
at . o'clock, .. n, u the court house, coun-
" commissioner o6loe, 10 Ysakton. Ap-
plicants for teachers srti6catss vIIl pleass
provide paper, pans aud isk for asswerinE
4uestions In the usual maaacr.
A. ". BARBER,
Co. Supi. OF Schools.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
AsHsrsa nsass.4 CoGs..

Messra Bell, Coarad d Co. Chicago,
have placed upon the market roasted un-
aroond oodes 10 ons pound papers, that is
uneQnaled In 0sxos asd strength BY aay
hssctnfors oliefsd 70 co6us drinkers. II
posss1sn 1asy Of tAs chaIacteristics VI
Java I'D Mochs, and being roasted In air
tight cylirdsrs, tbs oil b retained 10 the
barry. Aessss. Bell, Conrad 4 CO., are
manufacturer. II the celebrated Fearless
;Raking Powder, and the only importers
and fnssten .of Ankorias Coffee In the
United Ststes All the groces have it ON
sale, and will refund the money.if custo-
mars are soe pleaaed. Every lover OF good
co6es should get . pound and Try ii
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16


lsll H.. = - q !.
4 -. - -, v1e.
= - speee 49, ,I,l,s. .i,e nm ,;,.aAI,
Z - 81 '
II = n,.aas,uu1l shea e.. sr,.,A II
n,vf,. "a 49, 80. .a..,..,,., IN
havn cassea - - - - = r.As
ltleelIllaiv IaaacAed = pieaahar.h - IN
Ysllevstsae ,t.de.
4 - taaaiier &, I. p.elr 49, I.A..c.
nae,ar. left yaa1aa,aav ,u,.r.,.s = Ii.eo,.
.,,A - - = .o,s.,,,-,.... 1890 ..a
! eabts Ia u uaasanapr,. n vii
probably rsturn o Y,aktoa.
TAs stsanse XIV Wal Il. Dnaaaa ~.
u sad 4. \. Whi,a, clerk. 49, ,Ala
afta,nooa ~ p,grn Hesaaa s.d f.aes-,e.
diate noi.4a. viih IN - = rr,,,.a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Timber and Prairie Land For Sale
in Bon Hommc County.

Pnirss laod-l5l scres adjo,uisg The town
Of Boa Honns on the west- Sixty scrcs
upland lsAi.is, thirty seses under cultiya-
t,oa. Hoass ~ the lard, nmainder u
) land bottom, naadow and youag cotton.
wood tinbss. For sals very cheap for
cash.
Apply q Tie Press D DakntAian oAoe,
o. sddrsss drawer 3. Yaakton, Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
cuioAso

Chicago. April 10.
WHEAT-stross aaA higher. l4ik fss cash j;
AoA for Nay |; 4 ~ for juse.
coRN-Asttys aaA htgAsri AaK 1T es1A; ~
fer NAYS for Jsas.
oArs-firn and higher; IN sos essA; y ~
Nay.
1YI-Higher; 60,
BAkL1Y-Highsr: 66
FQkk-Actiss and unsettied, strong ara Aish.
sf; elssing easier, Is 7al< fos cash. i
LARD-sisady ard higher; . 10 fss cash; ~
tss Nay; " - for June.
WnskY-Firnsr saiss 1t q.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
nILvApxss,

nILvAuK1s.
80. niil-.s1f., April ,..
WHE AT-20 Hc higher, cIssi1k Asa: iSs for
casA; = for Nay; i n fss Iaa1; No. ), eek.
c0RN-Ftfn and higher ;l.c.
OATS Higher; -.
1IE-H,sher; 70.
AARL1Y-ssc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
Harry Katx hos received his nsw spring
and summer stock, al ars in invitsd 70 call

Ladies come and select your dress for the
calico ball, just received At Chas. Eisemar
4 Go. A new stock Of prints ADD percalss
Of the latest stylcs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16

Hsw yosx nAansr.
Hsv York, April is.
wasAT-loac AisAsr; No. :, chle.eo. ! q;
Milwaukee 1eeoi q.
c0RN Higher ssA excited; new 1sssesn, ,ni1sa
nOes; old do Gl0s7.
OATS Firner, mixed western aaA etass; -
..
1YE-Oull.
FORK -Hirass q 10 ..
LARD-Pirnsr st 10 -. 8
WnISKY-is.KoiO
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16

LArgs sis Aass jass rsos!vsd 4
/. Pnls = Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16

County, city and territorial varnsts for
sale q this office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
srArE esGASIxArlsH..

Gail for . MssMog ts Consider she
Project.
The undersigned citizens OF the Yaakton
county request that oil persons favorable tol
the formation of stats governssss asd
tho early admission OF Dakota isto tAs
Union, shall meet q the court houss III
Yankson, Thursday evening, April 18th,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16
u rsLEeaAIa
Wall srnsss.
New yssk. Aprs, 10.

osvss..s.,s-Ae,ivs aaA stross.
Colo is5sS.
stoeks- Active and better.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16

Tia hssss ssylas q hats juss received
y l. PnD q Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16

+
New b ~ tine - - ~ sha1s tssss.
Ksnx eoaasy vsa11 Iailruad boeds b 35s
aaaisss q.
Lsas a Nv dry goods q Acklay 4
KlaeAsni.
Tssty q n.y vsgoAs palisd out for ~
Hllln to-day.
PHI n ehoics buttsr asd ssss q Ack
~ = Ka1cAaa's.
Tvs ysks a work oxss lbr sals. In
qsi.s e 3 Hntcains.
Saturday sishi'a train brought the ssuai
6sd q Blaca Hillen.
I Nsjss Dewitt shipped 100 sacks of hour
Noa he Carroll for Tho@pson.
Niss Hsles Hellistsr's sslscs SCHOOL
opsssd today n loss hall. Cedar street.
4 runawly team scattered The piecs q
wagon along Douglas ssrest SAtssdey
night.
The Baptiss society will give an enter
taisneat as Jsdss Congleson's on nsxt
Friday evening.
Four pousds choscs Rs co6ss for cleo
OF Acklsy 4 Kctchua's.
II 10 reportsd tAss ~. lssidsae6r md ou,
baildings Il g. A. Bsssascs, thrss nilss b.
low town, wsre destroyed b. as lass sight,
to9sthsf With eli his eteek. Hh family
barely sscapsd.
Eight poosas A suxrr far el 90 Il Ack.
Icy 4 Kstchun's.
Su4a q e
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16

A. Mills and Pusdy's. Gu. to any de-.
sired sise.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16

L. y. Parmsr's new goods have arrived.
Give him 4 call.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-16

Tons Of new F6ods at I. b. Psrmsr.s.
N.w arpsss and oil cloths just received
at L b. Parnef's.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-06-06
hanpton's lnfavny.

The Chicago Tribune, the jealous
champion Of Hampton and the Pres
ident's southern policy Of Cancellation,
has the following in it's special
Washington kilograms of yesterday !:
"Judge Carpenter, the only Repub-
lican among the eight South Carolina
Circuit Judges, to-day received notice
that the Hampton House of Repre-.
sentatiyes had declared his seat
vacant, and he was asked what he
desired done. He replied by telegraph
that the members of the Senate must
act upon their oaths in the matter.
This is one of tho most glazing acts
of bad faith on the part of the lamp
ton men. Judge Carpenter was elect
ed to the Columbia Circuit by a unan-
imous yote--Democrats and Repub-
licans-in each branch of the Legisla-
ture, which preceded the last Cham
berlain Legislature. There is no
possible flaw in his title. The reason
for unseating him is to obtain a
democratic Judge for the district in
which the capital is located. This
Legislature has already repudiated
all salaries due Republicans al the
time Hampton came in, all deficien-
cies for penal and charitable institu-
tons, and the House, as announced,
has repndiated the interest on the
public debt. Tho ground taken was
that it was a corrupt debt fastened on
the people by carpet-baggers but six
millions of this very debt was incur
red before the war. The second
election since Hampton came in has
lately been, held, and county that
has always heretofore given GOO Re-
publican majority has gone l,SOO
Democratic.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-06-06

Sheridan does not often make a
speech, but he made peculiarly sem
sible one at the Exposition Building,
Chicago, on Wednesday night. He
said:
About mutual forgiveness for the
past, for all those sad political and
national wrongs which desolated the
country, he would say eyes" most
heartily. But for forgiveness there
must be equal forbearance, equal
trust and faith ON the part of those in
all parts of the country, both North
and South. He was ready to applaud
the desire to forgive all the past, but
to do that the forgiveness must be
thorough and mutual. 1t would have
to be based upon mutual forgive
ness, for they could not forgive the
past if it meant the qualification of all
their faith in the past. The men
whose graves he had visited that day
would also forgive, yes, right hearth
ly; but if they were alive they would
only do so upon the principles for
which they died. And on no other
could they, the survivors Of that ter
rible struggle, unite harmonioHsly
upon the common ground of mutual
amnesty. The fact was that there
was altogether too much talk about
this political and sectional forgive
ness. If the people were let alone, it
would all come in time. If the mat
ter was let alone, all would come
right.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-06-06
PEACE.
The New Naval Monument at
the Capitol,
From the Washington Nation.


The new Naval monument erected
in memory of the dead of the navy
who fell during the late war, is near
ly completed. All that remains to be
done is the eleyating of the statue of
Peace to its place.
AS our readers are aware, the new
monument is located at the foot of
the West Capitol grounds and direct
ly at the head of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and can be seen from any point
on the avenue between the Capitol
and Treasury. The monument has
been viewed, during the past few
days, by a large number of people.
and the universal opinion is that ii is
the most beautiful work of its kind
at the capital. The material is the
whitest marble, which glitters in the
sun with beautiful effect against its
green background Of foliage.
The monument, when completed,
will be forty feet in height. The
GROWING figures, History and Amer
lea, are fine works of art, the effect
from the base of the monument be-
ing very fine. History holds in one
hand tablet and in the other s.
stylus, while America, who is repre-
sented as weeping, stands on the
right of History with her head rest
ing on the latter's shoulder. Both of
these figures face toward the west,
up the avenue. On the ped
estal below is statue of victory
an uplifted wreath in her
right hand, and at either side of her
feet recline small figures represent
ing Neptune and Mars.
The statue of Peace, the same size
as victory, will be placed on the east
side, on each side of which will be
statues representing Agriculture to
correspond in size with Neptune and
Mars on the west front.
The time has not been fixed for the
ceremonies Of unwilling, but the date
will undoubtedly be announced soon.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-06-06
ATTEMPT AT RAPE.
A Brute Kicks in a Door Of a
Dwelling and Attempts to Out
rage a Little Girl-He is Shot at
and Makes His Escape.
Keosuk Constitution

About one o'clock this morning the
inhabitants who reside in the vicinity
of Second street, between Main and
johnson, were startled by woman's
loud screams, followed by a pistol
shot.
An investigation proved that the
scream came from Mrs. Myers COL
ord woman, who lives near the cor
ner of Second and johnson. 1t was
she also who fired the pistol.
She states that about one o'clock
this morning somebody broke open
the door, and proceeding to little
girl who was sleeping on the floor OF
the front room attempted to outrage
her person. The girls screams arous.
ed Mr.. Myers, who was in the back
room, and she rushed to her assist.
ance. er.,~ g
A scuille cnsucd in which the vii
lain attempted to cut Mrs. NJ. with a
knife. He made several slashes at her
and succeeded in gashing her shout.
ders. She fought like tiger, and
finally reached the drawer i'll which
her pistol was kept, got the weapon
and let into the rascal. He couldn't
face this kind of music, and after the
first shot, fledup Second street, sue.
cceding in getting away before the
officers arrived
Mrs Myers thinks she knows the
fellow, and will be able to identify
him if she sees him.
The attempt of this villain was q
most dastardly one, and it seems q
pity that MRS. Myers aim wasn't
true enough to have sent ball crush
| ing into his brain.
Since the above was in type. Denny
Ryan has been arrested, charged Will
the crime. An information was flee
against him with an assault witt
attempt to commit rape.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-06-06
THE MT. CARMEL TORNADO
Further observation-disclosures A
Half Million Dollars,

CINCINNATI, June 5.-Mt. Carmel,
Ills, which was struck by tornado
last evening, is thriving town of
about 5000 inhabitants, on the Cairo
Il Yincennes r. r.. The most prom
inent buildings destroyed by the
hurricane, were the Court House, two
newspaper offices, three churches Zone
the finest in Southern Illinois), two
school houses, about 20 business
houses, and about 100 residences are
destroyed or damaged either by wind
or fire. The loss is estimated at from
100000 to onc-half million dollars.
The same storm damaged a number
of buildings in towns lying in its
pathway.
At Nation, Ills, the residence OF
Willis Walkup was thrown into the
street and turned bottom side up,
wounding Mrs Walkup seriously.
MT. CARMEL, ILL.,, June ga ter
rible tornado passed over here and
struck the town at the south end OF
Cherry street and passed almost due
north, taking in about one square east
and west, destroying almost every
thing in its course. Twenty-Five dead
bodies have been found thus far, viz
George Watkins, VIM. Ncwkirk
Geo. Bryan, S. Goodrich, Fred, Goske
J. Mastcrson, a child of John Tennis
Mrs. Burton, Jno. A. Edgar, Chas
Norman, Benz. Ballard, Geo. Moore
Willie Walter, John Long, Jas. Hig.
bee, Miss Stockmyer, Jas. Reel, Mrs
Dolph, Dyer Lathrop, ID. Lcbauor
and &. l.. Poole. The damage t.
property is estimated at 100000.
The fire was finally subdued after
six hours steady work by the firemen
Many are wounded, whose names
cannot now be ascertained. The
estimate of losses cannot be determin
cd, as a number of farmers were ii
from the country whose teams wer,
scattered among the debris. PLY
sicians were brought from Carma ant
adjoining towns to assist in the car,
of the wounded