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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

REPUBLICAN CoNvENTIoN.-Tho Re-
publican Convention met in the Court
House on Monday, and was called to
order by Phil Lakin, County Chair
man, who declared tho object Of tho
mccting to be to get the sentiment of
the Republican party of Fairfield coun-
ty. Lakin was elected temporary
chairman and Isaac r. Martin, Jr.,
temporary secretary. A roll of tho
delegates was called and all precincts
were represented. Nominations for
permanent chairman being in order
Israel Byrd and Philip Lakin wcrc
nominated. Byrd declined and Lalin
was unanimously elected. John M.
Martin was chosen permanent sccrcta-
ry. A motion to go into secret scs-
sion was carried, but was not carried
into effect. After very long discus
sion and some confusion the conven-
ton adjourned till Thursday morning.
After the adjournment, the Democrats
had meeting in the Court House,
with Major Woodward in tho chair.
Addresses made by Major Woodward
and Captain Gaillard, and by Aus.
loss and Israel Miller, Jr. Anumbor
ofboth white and colorcd people were
present. The speeches were appland
cd on both sidos, and the meeting ad
Jonrncd in high good humor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

Clothing for Mon, Youths and
Boys-A meaning sign, yet our
friends say there's nothing mean
about us. Come and suit YOUR
solves. SUaENHEIMER & GRoEscHEI.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19
CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Peaches, Pincapplcs, To-
matoes, Salmon, Corncd Beef, Dcvilcd
Ham and Turkey, Sardincs, sc.
Macaroni end Cheese, Ginger Pre-
serves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Cooper
Gclatinc, Mustard, Black Pepper and
Nutmegs.
Baldwin Catsup, Cross & Black
Wells Chow Chow, Empire Chow
Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea s. Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce.
j. T. McMASTER & 60.
sept II
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

TELEGRAPH OFFICE.-The Western
Union has opened a telegraph Office at
Ridgeway. This supplies a long felt
want.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

Died at the Fairfield Poor House,
on the 10th, Ann Wages, who claimed
to be in the ninety-first year Of her
ago.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

1t is never too latc to acquire q
bad habit. Solomon Evcrsull, who is
lO6 years old, and who has lived since
ioo9 tcW miles south of Cincinnati,
has got III tho habit very recently of
sleeping for three days at q time and
waxing up very hungry. AS he is an
orphan, his father and mother both be-
ing dead, there is no Que to rcproye him
properly, and tho chances are that ho
will 60 on annoying his relatives with
this most uncomfortable habit for the
rest Of his natural l:fc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

ENrERrA1NslENT AT CRosBYvLLE.-
An entertainment will be given at the
residence Of Capt. d. p. Crosby, the
goth Of October, for the benefit of the
Crosbyville Band. The programme
consists of charadcs and tablcaux, un-
der tho auspices Of the band, assisted
by the ladies of the community. There
could not be q moro worthy object.
The Crosbyville band is composed of
fine musical talent and it should be
encouraged. The skill and experience
of all connected with this entertain
ment, especially the ladies, guarantees
the fullest share of pleasure and
amusement. Admission is fifty cents
for adults, children half price. Per-
formancc begins at u p. M. We re-
turn thanks to the management for an
Invitation to attend.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19
FRESH GROCERFES

GUGARS, assorted. Coffecs, RIO,
Laguayra and Old Gov. Java.
Rio and Old Gov. Java Roasted.
Teas, Black, Imperial, Gunpowder
and Young Tyson.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

Hon. j. M. LEACI.-Noticc was rc-
ccived in Winnsboro on Friday that
the Hon. j. M. Leach, Of North Caro-
lima, q Presidential elcctor of that
State, and one Of its best speakers,
would address the Democracy Of Fair
field, and especially the ladies, Oh
Wednesday. lie will speak in Rock
Hill to-day. Efforts have been made
to have the appointment postponed for
q tcw days in order to secure fuller
notice. If he comes OH "Wednesday,
rs at first appointed, we hope he will
secure full audience. lie is brimfull
Of argument and anccdotc. Definite
information is expected to-day.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

We think we can show little the
incest Stock Of New Fall and Win
ter Goods, ever brought to our
burg. Como and see us.
SUGENIIEIMER & GRoEscHE1.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

New Advertisements.
Administrators Notice.. w. Bo-
lick.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

CHEAP RATES FOR CHEsTER.-Thc
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company will issue round
trip tickets to and from Chester, dur
ing the Fair, good until The 24th in
slant: Doko, $1.85; Ridgeway, S1.55; !;
Simpsons, S1.30; Winnsboro, S1.10;
Adger's 80 cents; White Oak, rs cents !;
Woodward's, 55 cents; Blacllstock, so
cents. Articles for exhibition will be
transported free. Freight must be
prepaid, and will be refunded on re-
ccipt of Secretary Of the Fair Associa-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

Dress Goods, Laccs, Collars, Cuffs,
Boots, Shoes, Necktios. Hats, Caps,
Notions and oceans of New Goods.
Prices Low, First, Last and All the
Time. SuaENnElMER g. GRoEscHEL.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

PATENT GRANTED Mr.. w. S. Rabb,
OF this place, has obtained patent OH
All Improvement i'll field and garden
hoes, tho improvement consisting in a
very ingenious arrangement, by which
hoe, rake or a fork can in turn be
used Oh tho same handle. 1t is good
thing. Mr.. Rabb is very ingenious.
One of the most important features in
the TAFT plow was an invention Of his,
for which Tait pays him royalty.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

Clothing for Men, Youths and
Boys, we'll made, good quality and
always cheap in price.
SuaENHEIMER & GRoEscHEI,.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

We are bound to please and think
we can interest you if you need any
thing in our line.
!, SuGENHEIMER & GRoEscuEL.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-27
$4,000 IN GOLD

~J--I,I Correspondence y; jIs. iss&sU
APPLETON City. Mo-. April IL.
To1r representative has ju-t CLEANED tb,
following interesting news Of agold di-"ov
cry made in Henry county last week.
II aPp.ar- from the repor, ri our in
formsni. that during the late var. to-" ps.-
tie. vho were very wealthy. buried quite an
amour, ii money, and one III the parties
interested ia the dep,-i, hs- recsn,Iy del.
The remaining man, in company with
others, visited the place LAT SUNDAY, and
after searching fer the spot, we're successful
in discovering the place Of the buried treas
ure. The money va plAc~i In q metal
30, and buried beneath tree Just in bend
Of Camp Branch. in Henry county. Walk
sr township. Shovels we're brought into
u-e sId the work of 6ndin; the gold WINS
very short, and the pot containing the iii.
~N was soon uncarthcd. Who the p,r,is-
were, your reporter could not sscsr,ain.
hut they have surely made = healthy
haul
Hugh johnson. a farmer ii iI.i. county
has struck j; rich. Tie Ina. discovered u
rich silver mine on hiA place. near Nome
cav Sprio:-. AMI ssssyi-ts d.tsrmius it To-
he hr-t-ciAs- ore. Mr. Jrnnspn h.. had
several oa-r. i"r hi- property, bu, s,y.
that $50 gn0 /. the I-..i .rl.Ini tia; vii
nuv u,
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II Your Hair Falling or Turning
0rAV?

II. n.jon li-ir Color E,si"rrr," ,hr
most clearly AMI 81 .hif.l article -.-I in-
Ir".iuccd {" the American p-s.rl.. u !.
totally .iif.rrc., ir.n Ell o;isr-, nn' stick
@. g.n'my, ard in~ from ali impure mgr
dienis Il, 1 render many "rh.r preparations
ohnoXirn-. IL ihictrn- thin hair. Histories
gray hair, givcs j; neg lie, cures dsndrua,
causing the hair To grow where il hss fslle'.
"a or become thin, does hot soil or stair
anything. and is so perfectly aud eIey sn,Iy
prepared a. Ia make il lasting hair drr---
ing and toilet luxury. London Hair Color
Res,orer is -old by all druggists at 70 cents
a bottle, or six bottles for -. Principal
Depot for::Uniied States, $50 North Sixth
street, Philsdelphia.
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"FeW OF the Ills OF Life"

are more prevalent and distressing than
biliious disord~r. The symptoms are Low
spirits, want Of energy, restle~ness. head.
ache, no appetite. sallow skin, co~tivene--
and other ailments which show the liver j.
in diseased state and needs regulating.
and the proper wsy to do j, is Ia use "DR-
SwAYSEs TAR AND SARsAPARILLA Pulls"
Their effect On the liver and blood ia Won.
derful, removing pimples and all eruption.
leaving the complexion fair and fresh ~ in
yoath. Pnice p cent box Of thirty pills,
or Eve boxes for 500. Sent by mail on
receipt al price, by Dr.. Swsyne 4 Son, $50
North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by
oil leading druggists.
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RUN IN.
A Batch of Slick Ones Who
Came to Take IN the
Circus.

The circus advent is not slwsy. On un
mix-i blessing. In those respecis il differ
from Conference, or . camp meeting. Ia
,is train il brings a large number Of mem.
b-r> Of the "-weli mob. Who End their liv.
ing by follow ing in the wake 81 great
show" A number Of theae gentry have
already made their appearance in Seialis,
in an,icip alton of fat Picking- to be h.d
from we'll lined rural packets, whose own
err unwa.iIy visit Sells Brothers Circus.
Mot or rhe.e men have been spotted BY
III. chief OF police anil he says tina, he IN
tends tn clear the town Of them If possible.
A gang oil five arrived last night, but upon
the arrest Il one Of them the others took Ia
the brush aud keep carefully out Of sight Of
the blue coats. Three other gentlemen
.trangers, Who could give ma plausible
re.-on for their unexpected appearance
in Sedaiia, have been also furnished
with apartments in the hotel de
smith, snd will he carefully preserved,
upon ice, until TIN circ"s drPAris. They
begged the chief thi. morning io he relea--
Ell, promising tina, they would reach the
city limits within eight mInutss, railroad
time, IL suffered TO depar, in Iezre. This
VA refused, however. the very pr"mi-. he
iug evidence of their crook.s.ncs', and
they will continue I" snj " the uiy's hoe.
ritali;v until Thursday nigh, has grown
into Friday morning.
II il a good thin; TO have these icllows
sr,ur-ly csSs., hu, ri c"urse the police
Cannot catrn all o; them and householder.
will d. Will to e.. day or ,w" exercise .
little more III an their n-u,l caution N holt.
ing h,ck door. and securing windrws.
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who were discovered early in the day
Mrs. Judge Fysn, Dan Wright and
wife. Rev. Condo. Matilda Widemey.
er, Henry Bolinger. J. NJ. Leeds and
wife and two children. Sheriff John
sons wife, child of ]. L. Rush. Mrs.
Todd, DR.. Bradford. SIDNEY Bradford.
Mary Ray and child. Mrs. Charles
Holley and child. Mrs. Malinda Pot.
ter. Mrs. Florence Moore, Hugh
Kelso and Fred Widemeyer.
Eighty-6ve Of the wounded are in
the school house. among whom are
the following seriously hurt: Addie
Widemeyer. Mrs. Ella Condo. James
NJ. Hicks. Mrs. Dodge. four children
of Mrs. F. Moore. p. N. Moore. Fan.
ME Rush. Bette Rush. Mn. j. l..
Rush, Nathan Smith. Samuel Smith.
Samuel Crisman. wife and six chill
dren, L. L. Smith. This list includes
the most seriously wounded and many
Of them will die. A great many col
ore'l people are killed Or Injured. but
no list Of them has been prepared.
Only fourteen buildings are left
aud not house 10 town but
Is more or less injured.
A large number Of citizens from
Lebanon..and Springfield have arrived
and are doing al they can to relieve
The suffering. A car load Of provis-
ons was sent from Springfield to day.
md contributions are coming from all
he towns along the line Of the road
clothing of all kinds is needed badly,
Is many families lost everything they
,ad in the way Of wearing apparel.
Ind were left with only what they
had on.
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special ia the Isaz"".
CALIFORNIA, Mo-, April 30.
In accordance with your directions
I have made diligent inquiry into
the effects produced by the storm OF
Sunday night, and have returns to Of
fer from High Point, twelve miles
south Of this place in Moniteau couny;
Barnettsville, Morgan county, and
RusselIville, Cole county.
At High Point the storm struck a
little after six o'clock. moving from
the southwark. One large building.
used by Mr.. Hart as an agricultural
warehouse was torn to pieces aud car
ried away. Major Hume Was severe
~ cut in the face by the wind driving
in the pane Of large window in front
Of which he WAS standing. A large
number Of other persons we're more or
less severely hurt.
At Barnettsville the destruction
was terrible. Mr.. Campbell. = promi-
nent citizen. MAS killed and six other
persons are reported dead. The
whole village was literally swept
away, and scarcely one timber remains
upon another in the desolated town.
Scores ofpeople are seriously and fatal
" injured. The medical relief pro-
durable is entirely inadequate and
much suffering in consequence obtains.
From Barnettsville to Russellville,
a distance of some fifteen miles, the
is devastated along u swath Of
destruction which is nearly two miles
in width. The whole country in the
track of the tornado is swept clean.
Hardly q house or . tree, aud no
fences or barns. is left standing.
Many people are wounded, some
deaths are reported, and it is believed
that numbers of those Who are injured
will subsequently, die.
At Grsyis creek. four miles from
Jefferson City. seven houses were lie
molished and several Of their inmates
injured.
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The very beat route to Chiesg" and all
roiuss North. AID EAst thereof i. via the
Chicago sod Alton road. Pullman PAlac.
Sleeping C,rs. mssni6s~ns Pslses Drawing
Can. 'uperb ds5 cosehe. and through
srsios without change from St. Louis to
Chicago. Traips Of the Missouri Pacific
railroad cosoeet in the Sc. Loni. Union
DsPos With trains of the Chicago and Alton
rsilrosd. Ask the ticket agent in the
Csioo Depot ss Ssdalis for tickets via the
Chicago and Alton railroad. which will
alssss b obssiosbls At lowest curren.
atOs 2-l0dI
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A Productions Yield

A "-hesp sLearing socisble' il something
n-w under the sun. but Msj,r X Il Gentry
hsd one at.his fsrm yesterday. Quite .
little party Of gentleman guests wss present..
and after paying a.siduou- attention to the
culinary hc-piralities extended BY their
ho-ie-., the company vas invited to witness
the shearing Of the h"ck of thorough.
breds.
From nine sheep. come 81 which we're
yearling-, en- sggregsie Of Us - pounds
ri a-~ce "a. clipped. clearly demonstrating
the advantage. derived from the ke~pipg
Of the Lest grades in preference to the ordi.
nary varieties grwn by stock ra,.ers.
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Destitution Prevailing and Re.
lief Of Every Description
Needed.
noniteau and Many Adjacent
Counties Terribly Wis.,
tied.
The Storm Elsewhere - The
Tornado's Work in the
Northwest.


THO lily 0Ou xt0 0UllOlOk0.
Marsh6eld il the county seat ol
Webster county, and is situated on
the st. Louis and San Francisco Rail.
road, 2l7 miles distant from St. Louis.
1t is the Oldest place in the county.
having been settled in 1880, but il
grew slowly until the opening of the
railroad in 1870.
Its population is between 500 and
1000. and it is thriving little town.
The business part of the city is built
up around the court house, which
stands in an open square. The school
house stands on the other side of the
track. Amongst the principal firms
and stores are the Webster County
Bank. Barnes, Evans & Co. hard
ware and agricultural implements.
p. q. Potter, boots and shoes and
dry goods. Foster Bros, two drug
stores, Smith, butcher, Smith, post
Office and confectionery, Gunpert.
dry goods and clothing store, z.
Hosmer, general store, the Hunter
House Hotel. kept by Mrs. Hunter.
NOrval musical Instruments. Chillvis
boarding house, Dan Yarboroughis
blacksmith shop. the Eckert House,
Vermont and Rockwell's, and several
Others. There are three Or four
churches and Q fine school house in
the town.
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ing Marshfiald at 6 o'clock this morn
ing. The tornado was followed BY Z
disastrous conflagration. which burned
the ruin. Of the courthouse and
many other buildings. adding add
tionaI terror to the disastrous effects
Of the tornado. The town presents 9
most dismal appearance. there being
not more than twelve or fifteen houses
in the place that are not damaged OIL
totally destroyed BY the tornado OF
the FIRE.
Fifty physicians and nurses were
sent from Lebanon with provisions.
clothing and medicines. and all neigh
boring towns are prompt and are
Offering assistance in every way
possible. The railroad company nave
taken all nurses. physicians and
supplies free Of charge. running
special trains when necessary. aud in
every way doing all in their power to
assist in the work Of relief. Very
little is yet know as to the names Of
persons killed or injured, as the
tornado in its course along the road
destroyed the telegraph lines both
east and west of the town. This
damage is being rapidly repaired by
a large force, and will be soon CON-
plete. The railroad was not damaged
and trains were not delayed BY the
storm. Some idea Of the force Of this
tornado can be had from the fact that
leaves and sticks were carried BY the
wind for miles, and at Springfield fell
continually like rain for an hour after
the storm had passed. In one instance
q piece of wood weighing 50 pounds
was carried several miles, falling near
the town OF Aurora, I'D Lawrence
The hail storm was very
disastrous to fruit and glass, much Of
the hail being so large as to last four
hours before melting and measuring
from six 20 eight inches in circum.
ference. This storm is said to be the |
most disastrous that has ever been |
known in this county and in Greene
md Webster counties. 1t is at present
to Judge what amount of
lamage has been done, but aside from
he loss of life, which is terrible, the
whole country in the path Of the
tornado is wrecked.
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4 Trainer Of the Young Idea and
sn Ieoto Parent Come 70
Blows.

LAnoNTR, April 10, 1880.
spe-i.i Correspondence Of the b.xoS-
Quito . sensst,oa took place on the stres,
here. which dres larRs cro.d Of spec,a-
torn to view the exciting scrnrs which we're
sbous iranspirins. Tue amount Of il Vas
this: Some time ego our school board took
il into their heads To fenc< the school
house in vitL . pickle, iencr and d.
vide The lot wiik high board
feoce 70 keep the boy, aud girl. apart and
the teacher. ~ ve have been inform~,i.
gave orders 10 the ~dec, ihsl ii either bcSs
% eirls sailed that ieacs 20 - IA Sc vi The
other aide. that they would ~ punished ior
their disobed,snc.. 81 this took
Plscr to-day, the teacher whipping
tie little gisi. The mother
provided h-ssril after dinner s,IL . couple
ii ssi,che'. and proceeded 10 repay the
teacher ios the punishment VI her child
10 the same manner that il Va given u the
child. They met On the street aud the
teacher was struck twice with the switch
trfore one Of the spectators rushed ~ the
rescue, forcing the ssilch cut VI the en-
ssged mother. hsoi, snd then separated
the parties. after which the mother vent
in search Of IN officer. paid her dollar and
80 the matter nov rests.
- -
They say business is dull; sugar and
coffee are selling slowiy. Not 20 With DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. We und~riand our
can hardly supply the demand.
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Notice 10 hereby given tbs, meeting o
The stockholders VI The Sedalis Gas Lish,
CoDpsoy. vill be held st The odice Of said
c"0psoy. u iss gas works in The city q!
Sedslis. 90 The 18th Of Msy. 1850. for The
purpose Of voting upon . propo-itioo to
oossssss The property and franchise Of
said company, IN . sum not sscsedine
$4,000. l. C. NEIsox, Prssidsos.
Ssdslia, March II, 1880. S.ls-dlt.wl0
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| great amount OF damage done 10 other
dwellings and outbou.es.
A report from Texas county says
that the town Of Sticking Is very badly
torn up. nearly one half Of the
place being destroyed. but DO details
are received in proof.
Prot. Tice. the weather prognostica.
tor Of this city. has gone to Marsh6eld
aud will make critical aud scientific
examination of all the circumstances
connected with the storm.
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In the Northwest

Chicago. April 2O.-Repor,- from
many townships in Wisconsin detail
terrible destruction OF property. some
loss Of life and 'uany injuries. In II
linois the wind was severe aud much
destruction Of property wa had. but
no lives are reported Lost.
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Montreal Heard From

X. l.. Mosely, of Montreal. Canada. GER
tilted sept. ~, 1879, that he mad suffered
terribly from dyspeJ~ia. and va. COM
pls,sly cured By taking Warmers sale Bit
tiers. He says MY sPpe,it. is good, ard
I nov suffer no Inconvenience from eating
hearty meals." Thesr Ritters sre aI.o A.
specI6c for al skin diseases.
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st. Louis, April 2O.-Repeated ef.
forts this morning to obtain q com.
plete list of the killed and wounded,
have failed. There seems still to be
so much excitement and mental die
turbance amcng the people and so lit.
tie system in disposing or keeping 8
record of the dead and injured tha,
nobody can give accurate in
formation. A subscription Of over
twenty two hundred dollars was
taken upon change this noon for the
sufferers aud more will be raised.
Clothing. medical stores and other
necessary supplies to meet the wants
of the occasion will also be sent. The
storm seems to have extended over q
very large part of the state. Great
excitement and destruction OF
property and loss of life occurred
within q radius Of fifty mile.
about Jefferson City. The house
of Mr.. Baker, Eve miles from
that city, was totally destroyed
aud the whole family swept away
injuring them very severely. Thu
house Of George Spuhr was total,
wrecked, the sides and roof being
lifted from the ground floor leaving
the family unhurt. The house o
Mr.. Wade was blown down and
carried considerable distance
and Joseph and Virgil Wade
were injured. Mrs. John Zimmerman
living near " sde. had her hi
crushed. The iarm buildings of Nh
Meyers were torn to pieces and Henri,
Eggers had a leg broken; Mn. An.
weller vas badly hurt Euos Gordo,
was lifted into the air ADD carries
some distance but not injured. It
reported that great damage aud los
Of life occurred st Ruosllville, thirty
four miles southwest Of Je6ersou CITY
and in Morgan county. but uotbinI
definite has been received from there
In Galloway county. 10 addisio
to those mentioned. tho houses q
Ike Mytz, Jno. Rsrripg. Oscar Min
and r. r Dunn were demolished and
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Many families are homeless, and
have taken refuge 10 our depot and
the empty cars standing at the sta
tion. The front rooms of the court
house are still standing and have been
converted into morgue. The school
building il used for . hospital. Up
TOT p. %. they have . death list of
ssvsnty-eight and prospects of 10.
creasing it before morning. Many
are yet missing and . number of peo-
pie have been buried, Of whom 20
record has been kept. It ie impossible
to get . list Of the dead, but tho fol.
lowing sre the names Of some of the
prominent persons and their families