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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

Under this head the Gold Hill News"
tells how to become a Bonanza king. a.
follows: Have perseverance,; never give
up trying, and yon are bound to succeed
at last. Sixteen years ago John Thompson
came to Gold Hill without a cent, but
hopeful, willing and courageous, for he
sought q fortune. He had his little UPS
aud downs, but was always poor until .
few weeks ago he received 81 500 from the
East. left him by a deceased uncle. He
Immediately invested it in Union Consoli-
dated at $50 per share. on the best margin
he could get. He was sold out on Friday
by his broker and il now busted again.
But John il not discouraged; he swears
he'll fetch her yet.
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Refer. yu s're.ner.

Mr.. George Mccullough was arrested
Yesterday at the instance Of William Shop
herd. who claims that George playfully In
simulated that unless he twilliam) would
vscate a ranch he would perforate his body
with bucksh"t. George denies the charge.
and the Judge will hear the case at 10
O'Clock this morning.
James Buchanan. charged with exhibit
ing q deadly weapon, with intention to
commit bodily injury, was acquitted by
a jury.
Two Italians charged with destroying
property, they being concerned in the re-
and will have q hearing August 18th.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

The San Francisco Board OF Under
writer's recommend as the best fire proof
shutter, = red wood plank covered with
iron or zinc. Joe Belmor and Uncle
Dave Hall yesterday. made a test. which
proved entirely satisfactory. They CON
structed \ miniature shutter and roasted it
in = strong fire for A minutes. The iron
remained intact, while the wood within
merely cEarred. There can be no doubt
that the new style Of shutter il an improve
ment on the old article. Uncle / ave Hall
thinks Of pntting them on the openings Of
the International.
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g~TREErS--.5.3o p. n.

Alta, 6Ab; Mexican. lab AKA; yell
low Jacket. lsab I4a 14s; Ophir. SIS;
sierra Nevada, 3ib 3lka; Imperial. i30b;
Union, 29b 29ka 29ks; Gould 4 Curry,
~; Belle Isle, 3tb Crown Point, 4b; Hale
= Norcross. lab; Bullion. 5hb; Bodie.
i5b; Benton. Al 440a 440s; Potosi. A b;
Union. 29*s; Best 4 Belcher, l5b; Over
man, % S4a; Justice, 4lOb: Alta. 6hb
80: Hale 4 Norcross, 13b 134a l3s; Best
2 belcher. i5ls b; Savage, IL LIS; Syndicate,
Dab; Sierra Nevada. 34As.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

A large class has been promoted from
the First intermediate TO the Grammar
Department. All OF Mrs. Atwood's ad-
vanced class, having passed a satisfactory
examination. we're admitted. Besides the
names Of these published last Tuesday. we
have the names ~ Minnie Schwamb. Harry
Schwamb. Enie Phillips, Addie Titus and
Minnie Christopher to report promoted.
making Is in all.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

Molinelli 4 Co., agents for Halls Safe
and Lock Company, have furnished two
handsome fre-proof vault doors for the
new Court-house. They are made Of
three-quarter inch chilled iron, secured by
eight steel bolts aud combination lock, and
form al impenetrable barrier against fire
and burglars. The records hereafter can
always be relied upon a. being in safe
quarters, and we congratulate our Young
and enterprising firm in their success in
furnishing to Eureka county an article
well worth the money which they have
invested in the purchase Of the same.
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Chance.

The Phoebe club having vanquished the
Bristol's, now proclaim themselves the
champions Of Eastern Nevada. Some of
the merls era 1T the Eureka club think this
. vain assumption, and are anxious to con
test with the Piochers for the honor. Such
y game would prove Of interest, so let II
be played.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

DR.. Thiele has opened . drug store on
Main street just south Of the Turner
House. He has fitted up the place in .
neat and tasteful IN and has . CON-
plete assortment of new and fresh drugs.
fancy articles. etc. The possession Of such
q store enables the Doctor. in all cases Of
emergency, to attend promptly to the
wants Of his patients, and this is especially
the case at night.
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A satisfactory Settlement.

The case Of the Richmond vs.. the Albion
Mining Company, in which the former
prayed for an injunction to restrain the
latter from working, as they alleged. in
their ground. came up before Judge Rives
Yesterday. In order to finally and fully
settle the matter. the Judge decided that
both mines should be surveyed, the Rich
mond to select the men who will survey the
Albion, and vice versa. Ten days are al
lowed in which 20 make their reports,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
N undersig led has this day sold his right.
title and interest in aud to the Union Saloon
and Lodging House property to CESARE
BELLI. who will collect all debts due NE. and
pay all bills due on account of the late owner
ship. Retiring from the above. l respectfully
beg my old patrons to bestow the same liberal
10 my successor ~ they have hereto
fore given to me.
GIUSEPPE GIUDIcI,
OF the firm of Celsi Tstti h Co.
Eureka. July ~, 1879. jy23 st
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

The family Of DR.. Thiele have arrived
from Arizona. having come the entire dis.
lance Of 450 miles in a wagon; the time
consumed being 25 days. The party con-
sisted Of Mrs. Tl,iele and four children.
The team had been sent from Eureka by
the Doctor for the express purpose Of
bringing them. The Doctor is naturally
rejoiced to he with his loved ones again.
and we are glad to welcome Mrs. Thiele to
Eureka. VIII ere we trust she may find pleas
ant friends and %neighbors.
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Kttll ON Trial.

The Black Hills "Pioneer' makes this
reference to the case in which Mr.. Hill
house is counsel: "The Terra case draws
its slow length along in the District Court,
II oil cases upon the calendar required No
much time, 1t would take about twenty
years to clear the docket"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

COAT, CONTAINING A LOT OF Pa
"A pers, such as . naturalization certificate,
letters, &c. was lost on July 22d. about twelve
miles from Eursks, on the old stage road lead
ing to Austin. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving it at the 6ESrINEL once.
NJ. EONDA.
Eurehs. July %. 1sS9. jycS
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Notice Of Dissolution.

TyHE CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between A. T. o and AN
DREW JACKSON. in the business of the Olym-
pic Saloon, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. A. T. Moe will continue the business
as sole proprietor. and Is authorized to collect
all accounts. and will settle all debts owing by
the late Arm. A. T. MOE,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Eureka. July 10. 1874, jyll-S0d
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Notice to Teamsters and Coal
Contractors.

THE TrAMs HAVING RECEIVED ORDERS
to deliver coal at the Richmond Works.
saying that Ii was their own coal. will hereaf-
ter have to depart upon getting coal from those
parties who manufacture their own coal. after
this date.
EUREKA COAL BURNERS ASSOCIATION.
Eureka, July AZ. 1879. jy23-St
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The following business was transacted
yesterday:
r. Sadler vs.. County COMMISSIONER
Ordered. That Judgment ii entered in ac-
cnrdanoe with findings. Der, giants al
lowed twenty days stay Of proceedings.
Fourth Of July Mining Company w. w.
II. Clark Ordered, That Judgment be en-
tered against the defendant. in accordance
with the findings to be hereafter filed.
Defendant excerpts, and is allowed twenty
DAYS stay Of proceedings after entry Of
Judgment.
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scosa Ward Anti.lhipe.e CHM
Meetlmw

~. second Ward ti-Chinese Club
'ns Richmond Hose house last
and = set Of strong resolutions
unanimously adopted. The meeting
Az, r.ss'aed over BY Mr.. John Steele.
sirn.d uSuptlng the resolutions, which were
aiiorr,.yy nearly all present. the meeting
Il vhich nli sunday evening. July 27th.
eresniss 'me the Club will permanently
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NOTICE..

NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN. THAT WE
IN resign the Offices of President and Secre-
tary respectively Of the Eureka Coal Burners
Association. to take effect from date. We have
used our best endeavors to promote the inter-
of the coal burners. and raise the price Of
coal to 10 cents per bushel. IN . peaceable way.
and never have couutenanced any lswless pro-
ceedinSs or infractions Of the laws. We have
obtained the price at the Eureka Console
but not at the Ricl nond.
Respectfully, JOE MAGGINI. President.
]. HAUSMAN, Secretary.
Eureka, New. July %, 1879, jy2S-3t
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A small Blaze.

A wood pile canght fire in Dave Man
helms yard yesterday afternoon, but was
extingui~hed before much damage was
done: The department turned out promptly,
but their services were not needed.
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4. open on week days from 3
The once - an p. n, md from s to
: ; sssis.ry and Money Order business CLOSES -
Irn..a mails close at $50 P. n.
ON SUNDAYS
.,. omen from IL N. to ! Pm.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

The School Trustees decided YESTERDAY
I, give the teachers and scholars a vacs-
hon, during the heated term. The scho J
will be closed after Friday next, until the
irst Monday in September.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

H,n uiner House-Chas. Hubby, Ruby
Iun' a h. Dixon, New York: L. Roller
'orn' VIM. Daniels. Elko.
-, Jackson House-Chas. Hamb,iu and
\. Cooper. 'o"' newark; ).
ei.cc Ae1 Housed. Nathan, San Fran
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24
Land once Business.

W. A. Montgomery, Thos. j. Maupin,
Annie Bliss and others. filed In application
to patent the Lucky Boy lode. in Eureka
District.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

The following letter is held at the
Postofice for want Of postage: Tom l..
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Tho Virginia "Footlight" compliments
Miss Sherwin thus: Miss Sherwin is not
oniy . fine artistic, but il also an adept in
giving an editor tafry,"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-24

During the past two days bullion, to the
AMOUNT Of 1850 pounds. has been ship
ped by the Eureka Con.
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NOTICE

sTHE HoLDER OF CERTIFICATE SITS. 100
shares Of Hassey. 10 requested 70 call a
eur ONCE. rAxTON l. CO..
rursks. July !. 1879. i.tW
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..o,xrNe BOARD.
-, OIL
eS5 Ophir-SoA az
755 Mexican[zls az az IA A AK
"a Gould 4 Curry-o
"a Best Il Belcher .loH s
sI5 CALIFORNIA; sooo
Gao Savage - xenc 465 Az
lS5 Con: virsi
$40 Choliar-o~ .soc a1sc
5S5 Potos'-N arcross-12 1lk
NO Hale q NoI.' 4 4o5c
s35 Grown foIns ,oL 1ok t2z IA
se5 Yellow ,enc1h
aS35 lmperiai-ioo0A
I55 A~lpha-zz
100 Kentnck-aae s. aaoo ao0c
AS Belcher $500 coo'
no Coufdence-io ~ a,k a5A
SIS Sierra NevaaA
Is Utah-iore o. Aooc 1850
so B~ullion-fooe - AZ
go Excnequo'Vo a. AZ
100 Overma"."
40 Succor-.aoc IN Il %
SS5 Unionno sx ~
10 ~ s.v.ce-u%
,css Iustice-4k Also
W. I~a.ur.-4zUc
40 asvsoe-Ilx
,so IIn;on--29+ 20
~ ~ prvau-9Jc l
200 c.l.donis-2l0c 20oc
sg IT, silver Hill llOc lose Hoe iIVc
az Sm c~I.ilenpe-2l5c "a
100 NJ Yvrk-45c Acc
i ay Wn,dyille- 40c
~ r.dv Wsshington-115c ll0c
s% I.dss-9vc SIC
0eo r"son.--a5c
800 W.rd-12Oc il5c 11oc
soS ~scorpion-l60c IL
y ysy;sthan-45c
~ n cam. V~irginia-9 OF
a. Trn;sn 1uco30
,s'o n.us,nA 4o5c 4i0c Also
's sso Con dorado -l70c ~
s ses T,owery-5Oc $50 soc
Sos InI;a-s3Oc 81
sss n pouauza-l35c 1900 IL
oSo M.cLsv-l2Oc
s,S = r,ah-lOc Jobs 5b5
20 conSdence-lO4
r,x,xa .o..p.
60 Raymond q L'y-'
lis Eureka Con.-
925 Leopard is Ivy
80 Giis-is i.vc ii''
40 N. BELIZE Al.
so Manha''an-1ooc "a
lou Drfrees-zoc oo
150 Grand ffihe-ovoe "a
SS0 Argenta-isv '''c INV
So0 NavaJo,s'c AUG
wv lndtpenaehce-iooo iooo
EA0 AffuEF IFIT4-XlG
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STOCK LOST.

1THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES OF
Stock of the X X Consolidated Mining
Company, in the name of 4. Fisher, Trustee:
1893, Tor 100 shares. No. 8 2. for two shares;
No. $50, for 100 shares; No, 1900, for 100 shares;
No. 1910, for 10 shares: No. 1889. for ave shares.
In the name Of Woods 4 Freeborn, Trustees:
No. 100. for 100 shares. In the name Of W. @.
Crandall, Trustee: No. 1856, for so shares: No.
t466, for 50 shares. In the name Of Clute L
Loveland. Trustees: No. 1442. for 80 shai es
No. l44a. for 10 shares, No. LAG. for 10 shares,
Also Of the California Mining Company: No
80. 500, for ~ shares; No. So, sol, for 10 shares;
No. u. SIS, for fve shares: all in the name
Of P NJ. Lillienthal. Trustee. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the above stock,
as transfer has been stopped.
NJ. II. CHAMBLN. Eureka, Nevada.
je28-30d
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wa Bnllion.
ss.r Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
'ulliop. valsed At "a, ese os.
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FOR SALE AND TO Z


A SALOON AND RESTAURANT, -,
DWELLING HoUsx adjoining. can
be rented cheap.
Also. = New Hease. ~ shree rsSGSs,
on Buei street.
For particulars, apply 10
FRANK ALDERsON.
At ". H. Clark's Store, or ~ his resaAsnes. n
rear Of NJ. e. Church.
Eureka. June :, 1917. jse-9
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FOR SA1.D.

A LIGHT SPAN OF AMERICAN>
"A HORSES. suitable for 3 buggy ~
or delivery team. can Be bought
cheap b makfng application 1t 2A
THOMAS HALEH,B BUTCHER gHUk,
On NORTH Main 1sroo1<
Eureka, June 80. 1873. tyi.n
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Offices and Rooms to Let.

ERONT ROOMS ON MAIN STREET, SUIT.
i able for ofhces. and furnished sleeping
rooms In connection, If required. For paxt3su-
lars, apply to W. WILLOU0H0Ys
ap9-tf Over Duntel 1 Co.'S Dry Goods oeesss
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A VERY DESIRABLE REsIDRMC1. -
n on the south end Of Paul street. Hz
can Be purchased chesply, u sppltca- VI
ton 10 made Immediately. lor Pc tic. -
At 4. Sadler 1 Cos Store.
Eureka, June .. 1878. ts1o9
The Worthington advance., 1879-06-05
GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS;

JUD0E DILLON RESIGNATION. ,s~
WASHINGTON, June 2.-The President has &C.
icepted the resignation Of Judge Dillon, off the
United States circuit court. to- tskez eject
September 1st, next: :. =, q. eci
-':s =: ARREARS OF PENSIONS. .os
1t j. estimated there will be IS, ,0oO 900 avail
able for payment Of arrears Of pensions during
the monthof June. - e
g %,s. RADICALS in CAUCUS. ,;,sssS
>-The Republican, members Of the Ssryhd as
sembled in caucns this afternoon in res,ons .
to call which did not state its object, but
which proved to have been issued at the request
of = few Senators who desired caucus action
concerning Bayard's bill ~ repeal sections 800
and s2l, revised statutes. The first of these
sections Eepeals the jurors test oath. There
was practical unanimity Of opinion
in the caucus that the section authorizes
judges of United States courts to exercise
their own discretion in regard to challenges of
persons drawn as jurors who have participated
in the rebellion. The opinion of the caucus
was that this section has never beep abused
and Is not likely to be, and therefore it should
stand. No other question was brought before
the caucus. The new Democratic programme
IN regard to appropriation bills was incident
ally referred to by several Senators, and,
although there was no discussion concernine 2
it the general sentiment expressed in con-
versation among those present., favored . poll
cy of resiating any and all attempts of the
dominant party in Congress to accomplish; or
to sppear toaccomplish by indirectiou, any
thing that has been heretofore attempted with
out success openly. 1t was, however, con-
sidered advisable to defer CAUCUS discussion of
the political situation until THO new bills shall
have been presented in Congress and an oppor-
tunity afforded of their critical examination.
SALARIES FOR THEIR WIDOWS.
The House committee on appropriations to-
day agreed to report bills extendink fhs5 saiar-:
les Of Representatives scbleischer, Of Texas,
and Clarke: OF Iowa. deceased the same to be-
The Worthington advance., 1879-06-05
The Great Storm in Kansas and Nebraska.

me ,1rreat Sform N Kansas and Nebraska.
A dispatch from Atchison, Kan, saysa
terrible storm ofwind and rain passed over
Nothetn' Kansas ano Southern Nebrasca on
thu evening of May 80 It extended through
nearly the whole nothern counties Of the State,
but was most violent between Blue Rapids and
Centennial stations, on tllc Central Branch X.
r., about 80 miles apart This storm moved ii
direction a little north of east and pass ed
into Nebraska through Richardson The
town oftlrxing, ninety miles west Of Atchison
was nearly dssstr?oqyed. that place the storm
took on the character Of a cyclone and lcyelcd
everything In its path: About forty
building were destroyed, fifteen persons
we're killed and, thirty. to forty wounded;
ln the cnG;ighborhood Of Frankfort four or
iEe farm 1houses were blown over and in town
several house q; were destroyed. No casualties
at Frankfort, birt several persons in the county
wc1t7teverely injured. At Centralia several
houses were unroofed and one house and barn
WAS blown down. Trees were uprooted and
fences laid hat and great damages done to
crope., At Beatty on the 'iSt. J6c
Il Demur' railroad 4 number OF
houses were blown down. An independence,
Misssusi telegram, says, a cyclone struck the
earth lpur, miles from Lees Summit on the
evening 81 May 81, aud tore furrow through
the country abouta hundred yards wide and
ten miles long, leveling everything In its track
a9d kIllipsgand wounding several people, ,Di:
rscttDm bI the storm, south west to northeast
The house OF Alex. Scroggs was unroofed, hii
wife's M skull fractured. The house Of DR.. Dun:
nington and Mr.. Underwood were destroyed
brt their families escaped unharmed The
residence Of Mr.. Hutchins was torn to pieces
and the family badly hurt. An additional dis
patch from Atchison SAYS the storm
The Worthington advance., 1879-06-05
Woman's Wit Against Red Tape.

/: Miss Kate Field,9 we'll Known as anlacvo:
turer and journalist, had several amusing !;
adventuresin her visit to Spain, ..IHer.
courage never deserted her in danger, and. :
her womanly tect .osercame all the hind.
eranccs to travel. She had many encoun-
ters with the officials, who were no match >.
for her wit. One morning, as she was
about starting from the little town of San!
tander for Madrid, the courier, told us ),
that the authoricties had put her trunk!
in quarantine for three days,;te ::...,.: c< p
She hastcned to the sanitary bureau. -.
PLEASE give me Try trunk" :; 49,. $685.
ut is in quardhtine " = ''',' 10 1910 +:
"What for?' e., .,y.lvnA':
Because there's AoteIs an Pa,is.,''5s .!
*'I'vc not come from Paris.''' ,.,"..,.~
The cholera r? must y9:' be kept out q =
That was.conclusive. But she would II
not give it up: .:Is the tcllolera dbcked:.a -
up in my trunk, aud . not in my .carpet.,s
bag?" The, carpet-bag had not been, !.
touched. q Had known the marycls .ot
Spanish quarantine, I'd have brought my .
clothes in newspaper" - '!'' '7';'1 ''' .
After a little more bantering, the in i!
spector yieldcta:- ta--'@1f GU can't you
trunk; that would costme my Office
But you may have your ;clothes'@' :,t;i -::'
She was equal to the emergency; took
the clothes, piled them into a white .
chcckcred morning wrapper and started
for Madrid with the bundle under her
arm. The American consul, even, was !
aston'shed at her audacity.':
The Worthington advance., 1879-06-05

west af this city Essds 9ore, ,5stak ;iuits ef
fects than aispA sent carly In the evening
indicated. :'lAe GAnvpio~ had aspsciai ffozn
frankfort giving theIfollowing. casualties there
andin thdt; vicihity'' 4aanes Downs and wife
were killed; Jobn 'Heme,i aboy 4f IS, killed:
Mr.. Grooves; killed Miss 'Gt6ovts, ,es broken;
child 7of Mr. Wataeld seriously INJURED Mr.s
VaNglmti, badly injured; Jno: Vaughan sc..
rlotlsiy' injured Mn!lA:,;s, Fox tiglit aii1ii,
broker; Henry JOHNSON, ;iortqily injured! BeII
Fox, severely injured; Mn. Henry johnson,
Killed; Mr. Bolton les broken; JOSHUA HOVE, HOVE,
James Vaughan, Henry, Carger, Robt, Laugl,,
Iii and Miles Kelly ana family, al. badly IN: n:
jured. AT Irving twelve persons, were Killed
outright and fortyIpinc:. :.Y6l.nded, most Of Of the
latter severely: Many; Of hem Will die. A
special. from: !Concordia ). says the
Storm Norm WAS. - extremely /, violent, in
the vicinity OF ,Delpho, Ottawa couty. Fiji.
teen dead bodies have been, brought in from
two square. miles of territory: One man
from Beloit, was taken up in Ills wagon,
thrown to the ground again and Instantly
killed. A woman and child were thrown
against a wire fence andknled. Five pcrsons
were killed iii one house near Dcipho, Crops
have been severely injured On the line Of the
storm. Reports '"frto51n' 'scandia, Republic
county, state tie storm Was very severe stfe
in. that seetiohy but no, casualties reported
Citizens Of rAtchinson. raised, this afternoon
$1,000 for, The y, sufferers: !; A special
train. leaves here at; midnigt with sup
plies. medicines, =. blankets and clothing.
A dispatch giving ap, account Of tho cyclone
in its devcstations inthe eastern ipariof Jack.
son county, Missouri, referringto the de-:
strustion Of the house of Mr. Harris, near
Blue Springs, says: MI Harris, his wife and
children were carried up into the air clear ont
Of sight md dropped in different places and
directions from the site Of tho house they oc.
cupied and varying in distance from one to
child were xii lied outright, Nj Harris
died several 'honrs, after One other
Of the children was found, in a pool Of
water five yards from. the house, with a,largc
bunch Of wet straw, and grass wrapped so
tightly Ground his head and shoulders, that it
could only be removed with, great difficulty:
The child was but slightly injured, his escape
being attributed to the mysterious handagc
around him. Still further, dctailsof the ter
rife storm arc given. ii its devastation in
Frankfort, Marshall county, Kansas, in Man,
haitian, Kansas, and: other places Swhere build
ting were demolished; and persons killed. The
storm was destructive almost without 4 par
allel. : go