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Tornado In Iowa Ind Minnesota.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, juno 1.-THE
special dispatches to the NonpareH give
particulars of terrible tornado that swept
through the southeastern part Of Pottawat-
tonne county last evening, The cyclone or
tornado is described by eye-witnesses IS
something terrible. Wind clouds were first
observed as forming both east and wet Of
Wheeler's Grove, a point where most of
the destruction occurred, aud in short
time came together. A cloud which was
ccnical in shape cane to the ground near
the grove, travelling eastward. The track
OF the storm was about half mile in width
and swept everything before 1t ; demolish-
ing farm houses, barns and other buildings
and carrying some of them bodily for hun
dreds of feet, then dashing them to the
ground in pieces. At one place farmers
house, surrounded by a fraIl fence was
picked up and then dashed to pieces in the
yard, leaving every board Of the fence re-
naming in its place. There we're some 10
to 20 persons killed outright and many
wounded, while others cannot be found.
Those known to have been killed were Jes-
ne Osler, wife and two children; VIM. Pace.
wife and two children killed and another
child fatally injured. Alex Osler, wife and
child were carried in the air almost 100 feet
anu ooiiOubiy ihJuiou, eoO Ooiu Aoo"iy' a.
hired man employed by latter, name un-
known, was killed. Other persons, six or
eight in number, were carried away and
have not yet been found. The scene after
the storm had spent its fury is described
as heartrending in the extreme. Not
house in the track of the tornado was left
standing, aud boards were ground to tin
der. The storm did not last Is minutes and
was not accompanied BY rain. Doctors
from this city, Red Oak and other poinrs,
have gone to assist in taking charge of the
injured and to bury the dead. There are
no railway or telegraph fs cilities to the
scene Of the disaster, and reports are mea-
gre as yet. 1t is thought the stoim struck
other points, but not with as great force IS
at Wheeler's Grove.
ST. PAUL, June ia special to the
PioDser-Press states that one of the most
violent storms ever known occurred in
southeastern Minnesota this morning. The
wind blew hurricane, and the water fell
in sheets. Paul Vadrafski YVES killed by
lightning in q lumber yard. At Winopa
houses were unroofed and other damage
done. Trains were suspended and delayed
by big washout between Homer aud Lam
ollie; also at Minnesota City aud Beaver the
storm was very heavy, and near Rochester,
and caused total suspension Of trains.
The village of Ste ckton Is inundated.
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Sherlff'6 Sale.

John Mullholland, Plaintiff. vs. Patrick o'Nel, De.
PENDANT.
To be sold at Sheriff. sale. ut Q O'Clock D. m. Sat
urday July 3 $780, In front Of the Court House door
in the town and county of Deer Lodge, NJ. T., under
and by virtue of an execution In the above entitled
cause issued from out the District Court OF the See
ond Judicial District OF Montana Territory in and for
the county of Deer Lodge, the following described
property to- VITAL the right, title and interest al
the defen dant, or which he had on the 9Th day Of
Ju,e A. D. 1880, In and to the following described
property tc wit-Five hundred feet OF placer mining
ground, more or less, on Trail gulch. Nelson's dis
trct. Also twelve hundred feet long by three hun.
dred feet wide of placer mining ground south Of and
adjoining the Squaw Guch mining company's line on
Sullivans bar. Also No. 2 above discovery on Pr
grim Hill, on Sulvan's bar, In Wheeler's district
Alec the undivided half OF twelve hundred feet on
the middle fork Of Pioneer gnch, Pioneer district all
Of the above named property being In the vicinity Of
Pioneer. In the county OF Deer Lodge and Territory
OF Montana. and being levied upon AZ the property Of
the above-named defendant.
Dated this 18th day of June, A. ID. 1880.
JAMES 3. MoANDREWS,
$40 It Sheriff ot Deer Lodge County, M. T.
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How Grant Takes His Defeat.

NEW YORK, June 10.-The Worlds Phil.
adeIphja special says: Col. Mcclure tele-
graphs to the Times from Chicago: Gsner.
sl Grant quietly stepped into the Palmer
House this morning, and never saw him
look more gentle or composed. He came
unheralded, at least to the multitude. He
talked pleasantly in passing his acquaintan.
oes, walked leisurely to the parlor, and the
outer doors were closed against all when
be entered. In half an hour he stspr I'd
out In the same unostentstious manner, and
the faces Of Cameron, Logan and 6tolIs
were visible Is the heuteuants with whom
be had been In conferences. What trans
pired in that brisf council q war win prob
ably never be known 70 the pablo, bat n.
ter Grant had hurried OF to the Milwaakes
train bosh Cameron and Logan said pub-
lioly that Grant would BE- nominated with
out opposition IN 1884.
Il appears TO b the confident sxpscta.
tiou, according to this writer, that Garfsld
win b beaten, and that oas tsrm u Dsm-
ocratic rule will make Grant's rstarn = ~
hslm Of stats neosasity.
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Alias Summons.

In the Justices Court, township OF Cottonwooo'
county Of Deer Lodge and Territory of hon'Ah'
Before II. X Gleason, Justice Of the Peace.
Charles wunderlick. Plaintiff.
vs..
Chris, Hcrlocker. Defendant. .,.x
The people Of the Territory OF Montana send greeAs
70 Chris. Heflocker, defendant. In
You are hereby required To appear at nv once ese
the township Of Cottonwood, county OF Deer ~
and Territory OF Montana on Mondav the Eosa M
OF June. $780, at 10 O'Clock. q. m, and snswe am
account on die In action To recover OF you w aa
OF ~ -. alleged to be due and DOW owinx " ySs
~ balance account to said paintin, TOT s soar
wares and merchandise sold and delivered ~ -
special instance and request ia an
And y0u are hereby noiiuvd that II Won fail ~ sss
pear and answer saif complaint a. above n,nst
said plaintiff will take judgment BY delaut anti
roo for the sum 0r co. c0io0 dallars and cnsLs 100
0iven under my hand, this ssh day o. ~
r. g. GLEASON,
]. 9. ROBINSON, ESQ, Jastics Of the r ~ 4
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ILLINOIS DEMOCRACY.
They Nominate Lyman Trumbuli for Govern
or, and Have Good Words for Seymour.


They Nominate Lyman Trumbuii for Govern
or, and Have Good Words for Seymour.
SPRINGFIRLD, June 10.-The Democrat
10 State Convention met at 10:45 with q
full attendant, of delegates. The Conven-
ton was called to order by w. McNelley,
Chairman of the State Central Committee,
who nominated Hon. Samuel 8. Marshall
temporary chairman. Marshall was unan-
imously elected and made brief speech
arraigning the Republican party and ticket
and predicting the success Of the Democra-
cy in the coming campaign. Hon. Lyman
Trumbull, who had just entered the hal,
was loudly called for and finally responded.
Committees we're then appointed.
Upon ieassembling, the Committee on
Credentials reported no contests, and all
delegations full. The temporary organiza-
ing appointed delegates Mt large to Cincin-
matt Melville r. Fuller, Samuel 8. Mar
shall, John A. McClernard and w. T. Dow.
dali. District delegates for Presidential
electors and q State Central Committee
were appointed. A resolution was offered
by Cloudy, of Chicago, very lauditory OF
Seymour as the nominee for President and
while not instructing for him, earnestly re-
questing delegates to the National Conven-
ton to take such action as they may deem
advisable to present the name Of Horatio
Seymour before the National Democratic
Convention for the Office of President Of the
United States. Mention of Seymour's name
was greeted with applause and cheers
Confusion then ensued. Representative Of
Morrison and Palmer wings succeeded IN
making speech against instructing for any
one, and thus ruling out Illinois own can
didates. Finally roll was called on the
question of referring the matter to the COM
mittee on resolutions which prevailed by 9
vote of 373 to 273.
Lyman Trumbull was nominated fol-
Governor; Lieut.. Governor, Lewis B. Par
sons; Secretary of State, Jno. B. Oberly
Auditor, Louis Startal; Treasurer, Thema,
Butterworth; Attorney General, Lawrence
Harmon.
The resolutions oppose protective tariff
and thii i term, demand civil service reform
and equal rights, no military interference
gold, silver and paper inter-cenvertible, M
land grants, no eight to seven frauds, auG
laws protecting labor.
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A 90 900. 600 Blaze at Bradford, Penn.


BRADFORD, Pa, j une 11.--This morning
at Z O'Clock Lightning struck $4,000 bar
rel iron tank Of oil, of the Tidioute Pipe
Company, located on an eminence above
Titusville. The oil Immediately took fire,
aud later the fire communicated with an
other tank of the same size, and owned by
the same company. At o'clock the balm
ing oil overlooked and ran down the hill
side, consuming everything in its courte.
The Octave Refinery aud Acme Oil Works,
one Of tho largest refineries int he world is
now burning. The oil ran into Oil Creek
and threatened the destruction OF large
amount Of property in the city. Persons
residing in the neighborhood have left with
out their household goods and gone to
places of safety. At five o'clock the fire
was i'll increa s,ng. having reached Frank
lin and Washington street ',aud threatened
the destruction Of the railroad bridge.
Both sides of Breed street were burning
and about 100, 100 barrels If oil. The loss
50 far is estimated at about SIC G,0 600.
Great excitement prevails in the city. The
business portion at this hour is believed TO
be safe, being mostly composed Of brick
buildings. The fire departments from Cor
~, Oil City and Warren are in the city 10
answer to kilograms from the Mayor for aid,
acting with the fire department Of Titus
vile at z o'clock.
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Notice Of Final Entry and No.
tIce to Miners.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE, HELENA

May q, ISU.
Notice is hereby given that Anders HAnsens
who filed Presumption Declaratory Statement NoEA
for the NV. u OF section y3 in township No. y
north of range Eo9 west has this day fed notice OK
his intention TO make mineral and Anal proof In
support of bis said Presumption claim and secure anaa
entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the
date OF this notice, and names rs his witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said tract and the n0n-minera character Thereon
the following persons: Peter Lansing. Nels Hansen,
Lars Olsen and Lars @, Hansen, all Of Deer Ledge
Postofice, Deer Lodge county, NJ. r.
hca ing viii! be had at this Office at ~ O'Clock a.
m, Tuesday, June 20, A. ID. 1885, to determine a. u
the mineral mineral character OF said land ana
the right OF said claimant to enter the same and the
testimony to be used npon said hearing will be nssn
before the Probate Judge of Deer Lodge county, NJ
t.. Mt his Office In the town of Deer Lodge, on saia'
day, June 20, A. ID. 1880.
j. II. MOE,
o. b. O'BANNuN, Register,
Atty. for Claimants.
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Alias Summons.

In the Justices Court township OF Cotto nwooo
county OF Deer Lodge and Territory OF MontahA
Before X. T. Gleason. Justice oft Peace.
William Coleman ct al, Plaintiffs,
Chris. Herlocker, Defendant .,-u
The people OF the Territory OF Montana send creetn
TO Chris. Herlocker. defendant.
You are hereby required IN appear at my omes g ~
the township Of Cottonwood, county OF Leer Loasss
and Territory OF Montana on Monday the Soth uv y.
June, 1850, at 10 O'Clock, a. m. and answer INC
count on file In an action to recover of yoa the s
OF e27.5 alleged TO be due aud now owing, ~ W.
ance on account by you to said plaintiffs Tor goo
wares and merchandise, sold and delivered AZ Joui
special instance and request.
And you are hereby notified that, II you fail 70 sR
pear and arswer said complaint above required, WV
said plaintiffs win take judgment BY default agaIi,
you, FOR the OF "a 30 10 dollars and costs VI
Given under INV hand. this a6th day OF May lew
F.E GLEASON,
T. L. NAPTON, Justice Of the Pt-~,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
66o-6t.
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NEW YORK, juno 1O.-The Hsralds Sy-
racuse special says Governor Seymour was
met on Monday last in the corridor Of the
Oneida county court house at Utica by
Judge Graham, Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court, with whom tho Governor
Is on intimate terms. The conversation
naturally tur0ed UPON the proceedings of
the Chicago Convention. Governor Soy
mcur. . tri fle nettled, said ~ see that:.a
delegate from New York, Roscoe Conkling,
said in . spe ech at Chicago that Grant
could carry New York State against Soy
mour. II I happened to be the nominee 1t
the Cincinnati Convention should certain
y carry New York, but l am in no sense 4
candidate" Tho Goyeruor added, - II he
had said something he regretted IN IN an
guarded moment "fcr do mot think the
nomination belongs 70 New York"
Judge Graham took the precaution 20
write down the significant words . mo-
mont after and It was hs whe rave thec 70
ny informant
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Barnum's Project.

NEW YORK, June 9.--Tbe Madison square
property, formerly called Gilmore's Garden,
has been disposed of for $500, 900 to Bar
NUNS Museum Company, corporation
with capital Of 5000, 600, for the purpose
OF erecting the largest exhibition building
In the world, including under one roof a
museum, opers-house, coliseum, theatre,
hippodrome, tropical garden, et,., to te
finished and opent early next year. Mr..
Vanderbilt made a subscription Of $3.50, 00
to the enterprise, and 10 one OF Its Direct
ois, and P. T. Barnum and other we'll
known capitalists will be largely interested.
Mr.. Barnum will o. probably be Presi-
dent of the company.
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Grants Opinion.

New YORK, June 1.-THE Worlds spe-
cial at Milwaukee interviewed Grant, who
said he was greatly obliged to the friends
who stood by him. He was sorry Conkling
himself had not been nominated. Garfield
Is a good man and has always been right.
Grant further said Garfield would not prob.
ably carry any Southern State. There is,
Of course, old Virginia, where there IL q
chance for Republicans to make combine
ton with Malone men aud carry the State,
but be can't very wellsexpect any other.
"whom will the Democrats be likely to
nominate, General ?" "Seymour. I have
been backing him against others singly and
| am almost ready to back him against the
field at present. Hancock hes no show
whatever, though, Of course, he may win
1t. Seymour is, perhaps, their strongest
man."
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SherlTs Sale,

William T. Boardman and John II. Trisberper. p,.,n
tiffs, P'1'''-
Daniel Jaeger, Solomon solberger and Samuel W. At
kins, defendants. nv
To be sold at Sherf's sale In front Of the ocs =,
Barrett Il Warren, In the town OF Butte M, T M M
Saturday the 26th day of June, 1880 at the hour -,
O'Clock y. m, under and by virtue of an execniion
issued from out the District Court OF the second J1
dicial District of Montana Territory, In ard 10,
the county of Deer Lodge, the following describsJ
property, to-wit All the right, title and interest ~
which thew had on the a2d day Of Noyenb.I "'a o.
1879 have since acquired In and to what IL Known
as the Nighthawk quartz lode, situated In Summit
Valley mining district, Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory said interest being undivided onehafoi
said lode description of which more fully appears
In the Records Of Deer Lodge county, M, r. In bOok
Of Locations, page So, reference being thereto had
Dated this LIST day OF June, A. ID, 1880.
JAMES s. MoANDREWS, Sheriff.
BY Lou. 7. Smith, Under-Sherif. h1lA
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DIsvrR, June is.-The T,;syss's sadvfle special
SAYS: Piesost Marshs, ]. L. Pr hard this mernipg
issued orders that ~ liquor ssoons and dsuce hoases
close at 10 o'clock The rsias1g aud remain Closed
until fsrsher orders; that the assembly Of Iersons In
any hs or othe- pf for a. :u-son OF issues grow
ing out Of the pl mt condition Of shs'is was un-
Law that osher weapons err spt those VIOLA By m
rtia Or by permit fsen General He1dquarters for
hidden, sud that - persons except fnemea or MEM
bers Of the military on duty win not T. allowed on the
str sts aftsr 10 O'Clock p. n To-day has been very
quiet Il ~ gene ally Their hit stthe D'nes win tool
be ranp'pg With 81 fofces Al dfrser 10. however,
not over Coatipssncies may s-ise which win cause
more serious trouble. Clark, one Of the editors Of
the strken organ. called TAs Crisis. k Leadvile
last night fer parts unkaewn,
Dsxvrz =, June f5.--The 7rR ssss advice special
says every mine except the Lsncan and Carbonate Ia
running with fsl forte The strike 10 over and every
thing II quiet iron present indications the camp
wi1 Be produeine ~ largely ss ever In few days.
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In the Probate Probate Court of the county OF Deer
Lodge, Territory Of Montana-In the matter Of the
estate of Henry ii. Porter, deceased
1t appearing to the Court by the petition this day
presented and filed by Thomas @. Porter. the admin
istrator Of the estate Of Henry II. Porter deceased,
praying fer an order to sell certain interest In
quartz lode situated In Independence mining district
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, to-wlt-Tke
undivided one-third On In and to the Eagle Bird lode
ode claim, belonging To the estate Of said deceased
therefore ordered by this court that all persons inter-
ested In the estate OF said deceased appear before said
Probate Court on Saturday, the 26th day OF June,
D. 1880, at 10 O'Clock Of said day, a: the Court
room OF said Court In the town and county afore
said, to show cause why said order should not be
granted. 0RREN EMERSON.
Probate Judge.
Dated June /, 1880. 5705t.
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YigiIantees At Lcady lie.

LEADvnLE, June 1.-THE citizens Or
ganized 5000 strong this morning to pro-
tect working miners. They issued q proc
lamation sta ing that they are fully deter
mined that work on the mines shall be
resumed, there being to their knowledge
men enough in the camp willing to work
for the wages Offered provided the intimi-
dations now pre- ,ticed under the auspices
of the miners union are stop, !. The
proclamation further states that on the first
step taken by any one TO interfere with, or
intimidate the miners, the leaders Of the
mob will be lynched.
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Closing up Business.

WAsHINeroE, Jane 16.--Tbs Senate
confirmed the nominations Of L,sutsnant-
Colonel Samuel Woods, Deputy Paymaster;
General Randolph @. Ehret, Of Oregon.
Surgeon; Rev. David Wilson, Of Colorado,
Post Chaplain; Charles A. Witherell Of
Nevada, Register Of the Land Once at
Carson City, Richard H. Fay, agent Of the
Umstilla Indians, Oregon Thomas Chest
nut, postmaster u 6llverton. Colors 10.
The bin for the relief Of Ben Holiday Vas
made the special order for tho first We'd
nesday in Decenber next
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Notice to Creditors.
zutate-of John Griffin. ,,eceosed,

Estateof John Griffin, deceased,
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned executor
Of the estate of John Griffin, deceased. TO the erco
tors of and all persons having claims against the saa
deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publication OF .n
notice to the said executor at the town OF Pioneer
Deer Lodge County, Montana Territory
PATRICK GRIFFIN,
Executor OF the estate of John Griffin, deceased
Dated May 49, 1880 $685.
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The Gas. SATISFIED with GARFIELD.

NEW York. june 10.-Ths Hssalds San
Francisco special says tho PsciGc Coast II
smphasically for Gar6sld. The city press
and tsisgrans fron The north and south are
greatly satis6sd with the nomination. Tv-
nor W. Park was Interviewed By : World
reporter yesterday and said II have Of
fsrsd 10 BIT $4,000 % ~ SUCCESS q Gar-
Asld. NJ oho'os bad bssa Grant, bot
think ~ Ooavsntioa has antad wissly -
uniting On Gar6sld."
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CJxC1xHArr, Juns 15.-The storm Of
last night Vas was very general throughout
Indisus and Southern Ohio.
At Ripley, o. J. A. Tweed's tobacco
vsrshouss was struck By lightning and de-
stroysd loss, et5. eco; Insurance., 5000.
At Shslbyville, Indiana, Abraham Clark
vas caught b. the wind and carried into
The cir, whence Is fell intn the street and
received fatal injuries. Great damage b
espertsd III through the country lying
north q Cineianstj bat No los & life. A
~ x ~ = rsportsd near Newport ~.
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Tn. Right Of Search.

BosroN. Junsll4. Tho American schoon-
or Eunice B. Newcomb arrived to-day
from Port Irtonio. and reports that On Nay
80, twelve miles or the Cuban coast, she
was fired upon BY : 6psnish frigsts which
fired two shots. The schooner hoistsd the
American dag and hove =, who's to o.
ssr ssardsl her ard searched her Tor arns.
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The Senate has confirmed Eugsns Bchuy.
ler, q Now York, now Consul Go nsral =
Roas. TO - Consul Geasral and diplomat
sc agsat sfthe .. 8. at Bucharest; n. n
Jchnsoa, now Consul 4 Halifax, 70 - U.
4 Ccnsal 0sasral n that plaos, aad ".
9. Rich, 6ecrstary 70 New Mexico.
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DEsvKN, June 12.-To-dsy's Leadville
advices state that at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing all the Gre bells tolled ~ signal for
closing all places Of business according to
agreement OF yesterday. Ten companies
of 100 men each armed with Winchester
irfier formed and this afternoon 1900 citi-
zens, two-thirds armed, Paradtd the streets.
Five hundred strikers were collected In
front OF tho Chrsniele osaoe, whom Mooney.
the leader, told them to re homo and be-
have like men. A few moments after the
Sheriff arrested Mooney without resistance
and he ID now In jail. On the return OF
the citizens procession past the Chronicle
Office the strikers dispersed. Tho widest
excitement prevails, bnt there has been no
bloodshed up to 4o'olock and the general
opinion Il there will b no serious collision,
but Lieutenant Governor Tabor and others
express great fear.