Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-04-27
lLATE EASTERN TELEGRAM


san FRaScr~co. AI~il si-The schoon
er Caroline Medaa, CslS WInani. has
returned from the wreck of the Steamer
City of San Francisco with about ti6, 00o
in silver bullion. recovered by divers.
The expedition was fitted out by Capt
Winant nj the solicitation of two divers,
James Steel and Daniel McGlade. They
report the wreck confused mass and the
cargo ruined. The recovery OF the bull.
lion was attended with great risk on
account Of the sunken steamer.
Liheriaa Raigsaslon.
CHARLESTON, s. c., April 2l.-The ne.
grOcs Of Charleston have been extensively
excited for several days past in hourly ex-
pectation of the sailing Of the bark Azor
with the first ship load Of emigrants sent
to Africa by the Liberian Exodus AssOcia.
ton. Various circumstances, however,
have delayed her departure. the main i'm
pediments being want of cash and
propensity of the blacks to dispute all
precautions OF the customs officers to
crowd larger number of passengers be-
tween decks than the law allows. The
task Of examining the ship and landing
surplus immigration was performed no
less than three times, and it was not until
guard was put aboard by the collector
to be properly cleared. Yesterday, how.
ever, all arrangements were completed
and about eight o'clock this morning the
AzOr, being t0wed out to seq by tug,
was accompanied to the bar by two har-
Dor steamers crowded with black excur-
siOnists, while the whole battery and
wharves were thrOnged with thousands of
negroes shouting and waving hats and
handkerchiefs as the bark bore out to sea.
The Azor carries $50 passengers about
one.fifth of whom are young children.
Death OF mr.. Orson.
NEW YoRK, April 23.-William Orion,
president of the w. U. T. Co., died at his
residence at 1880 this morning of apo
pleay.
Great Hail and Rain Storm.
GALEsBURG, Ill.,, April 22.-Last night,
a terrible rain and hail storm struck this
city. The hail was of prOdigiOus size.
Much glass was broken and many fruit
trees badly damaged by the hail and rain.
WALL LAKE, Iowa, April GA fierce
tornado struck this town yesterday, de-
stroying part of it. Three persons were
hurt.
STORM LAKE, Iowa, April ga wind
storm did serious damage here yesterday.
Several persons in this vicinity are re-
ported killed.
DUBUQUE, April GA storm ut Pome-
roy, a small station ON the Illinois Central
In Iowa, blew down number of houses,
killed son of George Wallace and son
of Mr.. Praree, and wounded Is or 20
other persons. The details are meagre.
Seven miles of telegraph wire are blown
down.
Sioux Cry, April 22-The storm began
about $3.50, Sunday, and swept from
southwest to northeast In this section
the towns damaged were StOrmlake, Fon-
da and 'Pomeroy. Trees were torn up and
the country presented the appearance of
being ravaged by II terrible cyclone. A
man named Reilly was carried bodily
over house and tree tops and set down un-
injured. Cattle were hurled off long dis
tances and killed. Hailstones fell fastened
together in great masses. After the wind
subsidized the town of Siormlake was filled
with country people looking for physi-
clans and surgeons. Alfred Kings resi-
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dashed To u Thousand pieces. Ills mother
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