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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-04-28
AGRICULTURE.

SMUT PoIsoSISG.-Hithe I have
not found such a thing as remedy for
animals poisoned by smut, although |
have given much attention TO IL. All
animals thus poisoned seemed 10 be af-
fected alike, and death occurs similarly
IN all. The symptoms are similar 10
salvation, or dribbling from the mouth
and weeping of the eyes, but quite diff
ferent in general symptoms. Paralysis
occurs within few hours after
the poison begins to act. never knew
one subject to recover, or stand up,
after the smut had been received into
the circulation. There is circulation.
There is a general idiOtic stare and
drOwsiness. The breathing is quite
often thick and stertorous. In the
early stages one of the best remedies l
have found to be one-ounce doses of
hyposulphite of soda and two ounces OF
alcohol in eight ounces of rainwater at
100 degrees. This may be repeated in
two hours if necessary. If the smut is in
the stomach the estomaOh-pump is quick
est and primary remedy, then the sui
phite and alcohol. In travelling over a
vide extent of country l have noticed
the prevalence of large quantities Of
smut this year In every variety of crop,
but fearfully large among corn. 1 am
quite close observer OF this thing, and
am obliged 10 say never saw half so
much in any one year in all my life,
anywhere or in any country. The best
remedy for preventing smut doing
harm is to pick 1t Off the corn, etc.. and
burn 1t. Ii would seem to increase in
proportion to the neglect to destroy it
or prevent it. l have attended many
valuable animals whose owners seemed
not to have the remotest idea of such a
thing as smut poisoning, while many
hundreds of our very best animals die
every year from 1t. Farmers trust to
the first, nearest and usually the lowest
priced man, no matter how ignorant he
may be of the science he claims to rep
resent. The results are so disastrous TO
the owner, and so terribly torturing
TO the poor animals thus victimized,
that it Is quite sickening and a great
reproach 10 our common humanity and
m fiAp infollinanca
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-04-28

SALT THE GAkDEN.-Gardenss should
be salted very literally, for by so dong
you will have no wOrm-eaten radishes,
maggOty onions, club-footed cabbages,
or any other vegetable grown In it iu-
jured by worms, grubs, or any vermin
that infest the soil. Every one that
raises asparagus knows the necessity of
using salt abundantly. One can scarce
ly use too much. Many who grow
cabbages know its value when applied
to the roots or growing head; but every
one does not know that growing onions
may be buried under salt, leaving only
the tops out, and that the onion will
grow thriftily, while all maggots or
worms will die or disappear-yet such
is the fact. Salt mixed with wood
a-hes in the proportio moi one of salt to
four OF wood ashes, applied at the rate
of a handful to the centre of each hill
Of corn Immediately after planting, will
supersede the use of scare-crows and
coal-tar as no worm or crow will touch
il, besides giving the iertilizing prop
critics of the compound. A friend re-
siding in Edmestown, Otsego county,
who had broken up four acres of swsrd,
upor which to plant corn, found it TO
be so very wormy tha. he dared not
plant it, until l gave him the above re-
ceipt, which he used after planting.
In the tall he told me that, although
mis- lot had woods upon three sides OF
il, he did not lose single hill by worm
or crow. The fact is worth remember
inO
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-04-28

There is tbO, ,ooo, ,ecs silver esIn I.
the National Treasury. 80
, 1880-04-21
SUICIDE,


Special Dtspateh 10 1as Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, WIS.,, April s0.-A lnan abont ~
years old was discovered IN Lake MononA by
tho engineer Of freight ttnin this morning
Mt o'clock. Tho police wero Immediately
tntor1,letl, md uroi being taken. from tho
lukp it Wis discovered ttiat his, throat liat
been cut from ear 70 ear, which OF ltselt
would have caused deRth. Near by Of. fhe
railroatl track wete dissoyerc'! lalgs elots Of Of
hlootl anil Il 1ack.knlfc, tho blood lesullng
10 tho lake, On, Ills person ,Wero found
Narwcglnns here rs Ole ChrlstIansu1,, n
wandering beggar ard watcll-trader, wl.o
was continually under. tho intiuehco OF
liquor. llo hAd wootlen leg. Cnuductof
I'urlngto1l, OF tho Northwestern RnllT0nd,
came up tlils AFTERNOON, and says tho man
c,slna from st. Pnui, Ntni pAttl Ills farU froI,
Elroy to NslOlt. Az IL hts CUSTOM. llt won't
through his trntn when hearing l3el0lt, anu
then missed him., aud at alicn t9!eETApGltl
back. The probabilities arc that the nun ~,
cn.np tired of llfy, aud took tlls course to rd
NEw YoisK, Apri! e0.-W!lltar1 zfmmer-
ll,aI,, merchant at :E4 broadway, klllgd HIN
self lust nIght III I!is residenco. Ito leaves 4
S1seta. Dt.aastA 70 n. cateaas 1fsb4ns
OMA1tA, Neb,, April :0.--At Uttca, Seward
County, d disappointed lover llnnleA Y, l..
Dockrtl committed suicide by shooting SIM
day NIEilt, Ills body bulng discovered! yestor;,
t!ay. lla lett letters stating that he lhWnaea
10 end Ills l!fe.
, 1880-04-21
nrocecfed with thereafter Mt tite rato Of
twr,,tv n,ktes mr. nOnilYrl.

proceeded with uefca'tes NJ 1'9e THO o'
twr!lty miles pr o.t,, .,o,,t,no,t
le NJ ,aetnt, Knfi,vs, ia II ~
rSans f. 92ss po*sfs syet Fl II is,ess s' cxsf
Thu t}ucbec tfgviG!al ntisy E"Wny fysiiHtm', nn
te t1ntarlo q laeil'S utu,,.,.s uHtm,G,ti 'nm snm y, ~
return for fec'p9ocal pfi'i'cses Btu''Ho I"
tl'tse roman mo!cro,1v r,norel TINT Mfr. Sanford
Eieinlnx ilas lesSi, 5,ai,1 III nlt,Sa h,.t II ,n,,rv
Engineer ot the i,acHG IT,, s',unaa 1,,n tm't ~ tsy
H,ls r ,fat',rr 70 s''it lit I to fcsIgnatlon Is gc1,
XrfanKcu,ents wy be ,sh.efll!y 1nala q tor the
sl,bnlsslo1 or tne Go" hor, II .ten,, ~, ~
Inc pe0ple u UtNTfm, , st,;,, ~ ,s.aH natH
suit: a. u,.,o i, ,,,o s,oo,, ., ~,
ve i2,t . naS tee.a u liz s ai;G ;st,rv o hs
laclc !sa'lWhsy' VIZ. !rGt tSs ~ 1fmi ,., m 'io ~
taa present n nll ~ aspeIets I' t ,s Mngn fe. o1t
nnd nFsliabe wero M ~ en;
tnr,S;n1 uSi 80 '" ,uista for ti,o cnsiTI,ct nl the
road ~ lIGl thst ,G cost ,,{, t u fJ i pG
ceeuea VIII 10 !1!s,t 1",,''' tnnt is'Rmt ,II
tsy GxceGu 81. c''in.' inrne nnn,tni ontaw o1 f"r
tt ins0avv sSa,,tsi ''''" amt 'u'y r,;yyrtnv @
i,gfess an on ,ravn Supt an Msrontai,t @ n1,
eNpeMSes au ppt .5,,ors.. IN ~. r...,s.
oStas!c 10 iiaiaoa h pt n -. 'vsWe sv:t"r,,
siatss'cs 9l ~ soc as, " nv tint MS'f ;hn
S1as nos ~ VII tha W.T. n pa"lativ l tn. ss ,. ny
try, tlo tFnnstcfgnce OF pGnilat,o'!i iroltl fnst-
crii stateS, Mia otneI hnpnIlaiat p ,e'lcaiti. i.
Stances, aestfnyeM my ,'s..sy Mn'n,osy sMmLMeen M ~,
tended That tho GoyeriltlSnt M n VII flesi lnatte Il
ihtscalcalation q sSI,UHu,uu ns 70 feyGiitto
70 20 1GrlFeu 1lotn pIeei.lt'f.l any Ia,iWhy
1gnue. lie die" pf.mlc u l., SalsssaM W.. Fly .,le
United states a. vieWeu " ~ e'nlErails,
WHO say - ine n1,e neGisMsln? % dens h.a ;t dnH
| Atloh Wntie III nlo oei!n! "etc ~ ~ w neen neps
, 1880-04-21
THE TELEGRAPH WAR.

Tl,a NVestnrn I1nt0u Gafus Auofl,er
r,,.1,,t
TorEKA, knst April M.-Ihe following
wnY tsYl,et tt,-&lny by Judge Foster, of tho
Ir,,itar1 Stnt,, r;r,nt+ rn,,rt H. tnn raven.
o14teu ot'tcs o!lc"tt eoutt Az tno hn.oss
paclc Telegraph c1lse. II Is subStantinllyln III
accord with thu order Of Jutiuo lInIlett of
~ T1.,.5 O. s &c.. - 1,n,.,,, 49,, 80,
ule Ohited otates Court NJ UenVef, anu COM
plytes the legal restoration for the Western
11nlou Co,n,n,y NJ rnrnr,ls tlo nresnnt ata-
tions Of tho lines between knnsas City MD
Denver.
r. tho r,-ct,;t co,r4 NJ +ho 1yn+a., eto+oa r,r
ah ia9 enurt u '1r @ oa ngs tnr
~ o. MasaS MSsaeTn IT, no nto
re siMev nawx a, the ,h1 sriean ns unun
N y 10 Gopn .h!p ay ,6, eao c.po m tn IN
taar e. ifaEo f 9nc M;,lnrsiv,s '1,1'In ~ ss
srn,,i+ T'n't ~ "t,,nMrs 1,rn., III, 1,ntnn mi
1n. IN, - ~ ssi.i nl1in1F fnr mn NJ, nrsr r.
Xxx n. ia ~ % ~ a"t acfM,dnu1s nni
nunru & ~ Inv. tsIr ",.fs sorrnne.. a,I sm.i
~ t 1p,t ~ tn uePt uiatntfs 1u ahs
W"pto,, 7rnioa T'oor"nt e,npnn.nsv ft,rth,sIh liz
.t .ssa1n ~ thH fu.a ~ r. sir,,t. W.
t u ~ ts nsn o isi1u 1s ~ ,I
th 1ii huo 1nIs ,nuv sws:u 1m i,,t
.to .no Vto. th n onn" 1thcrx thn+ srtg ~
% tss r. ini,i ~, isnI1.inn e"t ~ uo ~,
;t,,m.,t,t, ~ horsnt'ra nt,nn iii ,,nxtiiv IL
XXX 1 " im nnxsra ~ t1
on'M s HILL asaa ~ 11t , ~ t ~ t'ts Wy
s4a nes nt teis9sn, H., NJ tn1 ptHG'htts1 We
, 1880-04-21
THE JAMES VALLEY.

ANOTHER SCENE OF DEvAsTATloS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 2o.-A special to tho
Iy,ncs from Springfield, Mo-. Bays: Tho
tornado Sunday night ragged with great fury
In tho Valley Of tho Jn1nes River. seyeral
milea south Of hero. Many houses were tle-
stroyetl and tho country laid waste. Tho
following killed and wounded arc reported
from tlAt section:
Mrs, ]. NJ, Thompson, Mrs. Charles GALLOWAY,
Mary Hcptt Infant Of j. ]. Scott,
Son Of koEshlncr1, Sam Kolly.
WOUNDED.
Miss Larkins, Miss J. n. Mccoy,
Mrs. d. +. Thompson, T. j. Lee.
Two Miescs NorFnw, Sam Morrow,
3frs. MoI.ain md three j.. ". Robertson and
ily, Six members Of tho Nc
nr, james Horn, Conlny family,
Mr.. and afrs. Mckinley. Mrs. Eddlngs aud son,
Mr. Storey.
About onc-half Of tho wounded arc seH-
ously or dangerously hurt
THE HURRICANE ORIGINATED
about twelve miles south Of Ozark, about s
o'clock Sunday evening.
Twcnty-ntne houses wcrg destroyed In
FIndlay, eighteen or twenty miles from here,
and Seinncl Kelley mud boy named Ed
dings killed.
OTHER DAMAoE.
Plneville, Cassvillc, and soyernl0ther small
towns are reported damaged by tho Storm.
, 1880-04-21

Its growth. Mr.. Foster. the State Cvmmis,
sLoncr Of insurance, takes the same decided
vSG wSle q eo5porstiys s saaHf a theory % as %praeca
men everywhere do, and in Ills annual re-
ports, rs well rs in Ills steady ofl!cia! action,
lIe l,as dnnt al1 that could reasonably, DO eS-
Rsia ss u 1f @ obsases f e III Ose s
that it Is Hiow work tracing out their head
Quarters. Ot!lofs have created sucli strong
society organizations especially ~ ne TSlra.
as y political force, and consequently effect
teians mike use of them fot their own PER;
is. s% s,a a es,p tspay y { 0'aSnS sPss9'
from strinKent o}1icial ssaminat!or. Must
any Evil. working. secretly. Gun for q ttmo
n,nke ltscf something Of power It, ,t,'i, tl'Is
State. rlle prolonged success of ne Molly
Mr. .rcct, State Insurance. Artnnry, and
favt.ral1y known In the Weat rs vel, ns tho
Is, and Whenever possible has. prol,cd into
thoroughly and feurls:sly. His principal
ebstsc[e has BEEN the absurd assertion put
forth ln every case TINT they are "bt:nesolcnt
Institutions" a.ld therefore must be let alone.
This ls tl.eir standard whine when asked X p
scrutiny, although at all other times they
buddy announce themselves as ltft-ins,lratGo
companies, solicit policies as such, md hawk
y'.'!taees of doing tic business Without any
b0thersOne reserves Or assets.
afr. Foster and his associates ttre also
watca,ful 1f the attempts Of "co6f'cratlrE"
concerns fronl oticr States to d. business IN
asyithh agaimst the e gtats '."s @ As Xssoeia oc
tiosi OF Ohio" has recently been brought u
tE3nl hero for evntlinE tile INV ny soliciting
insurance without a ticense and Otherwise ~!
plnfnt was lilntle and prosecution pilsliett by
Mr.. Foster, WIN announces. bis determine
ton to follow. up similar violations OF the
Inv rs fast as he can secure the necessary ev-
4 few Of tho cooperative" +" companies II
ti.is State profess to accumulate assets, al
though III 50 doing they cnntess the 1Allafo
Of the whnle "co6peratlvo" theory. which -
that tic agreement of n thousand Or several
Thousand men to chip in :lollar apiece, more
or less, when ono Of ti.eir. number 'li':s IL
vastly better than 70 have the security OF m
"Tho Tilted Bretliren." the largest "eo-
operative" society In the State. having tts
Headquarters At Lebanon, is ONE Of these col'l-
for iore Than Is necessary to meet each tieatl4
claim, and to use the surplus thus obtained
c cnmu1asted nearly :5oo,ooo in, cash, .
hoG 70 PRACTICAL use Is Teal reserve because of
it's smailness In proportion, to the number Of
persons insured I'll the Company. AZ Mr.
1'eet says. "Thc sum II too large to have
''ten!bsrs as q he 't Un,ted brethren, ai5 loo
small for my use rs honest asscts." No NJ
legation Of wilifully unfair management fs
,nadc agalnst the officers 9f the ~ United
they o1fer. Thf9 fs true Also of" the mNtl-
, 1880-04-21

A WABASH SAIASH-Up.

DASy1I.LE, ILL.,, April o0.-And now 1t is
the Wabash; yesterday at Tolono, and to-day
at Danyilie. 4 careiess accldent As tho
noon 1nail-trnfn on the 1YabAsh was coming
town the grade ut Danvll!e Junction Il ran
into Il train uf Chicago l. Eastern llllluis
tat-cars being pushed across tho track. Tho
Wabasi. engine was tlitctlcd aild grently In
tufcd. The flnt-cars Whipped around each
side Of the postat-car and l'lshetl 1t like cut
U'-lline-talls. The only accident, fOrtunntt:-
ly, was to Postal-Ag CUNT Cllapfn. l1eis badly
6rnkcn UP, though DR.. Burton says not fa-
tally
, 1880-04-21
,,NFnlINDED REPORT.

9pteta! ptaoaitA to ms ch1eaoo Tf1ouha.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 9.-TAero was
an exciting rumor here today that tho firm
nj Angus Snttl, d Co. ha.t become tlnancially
ei,i6a Frassed. Inquiry ut Mitchcll's bank
brought out tho fact that the house has lafEo
deposits and practically unlimited credit.
Tic Tulnor was pronounced a!l q 4utfageI ".
ca. are backed By Jesse lloyt, OF New York.
, 1880-04-21

6ptetai Dsspateh to TAs Chicago 7sthans
New ORLEANS, April a0,-Emanuel Bles-
sey, State-llouse engineer, foil during min
from the roof Of the building to the gallery,
q distance OF fifty feet, and sustained fata!
injuries. lle died this AFTERNOON. Deceased
WAS formerly a wealthy merchant, d leading
nol{ticin,l, fireman, a1d journalist, aud WAS
candidate for MQyOr lit 1SGH,
, 1880-04-21

booka and stationery. Tho stores Of T., q.
Potter and Foster Brothers arc standing but
6ne hundred and fifty families are left
homeless and helpless BY this blow. They
need provisions and clothing to help them i!
THUR immediate distress, anu money 70 hiu
them in rebuilding teir hamss ne ra me,g. 81.
spending nobly.
coNpucroIs's RToltY.
st. LOUIS, xpffi S:.GSarlss Fenner ,; +. Vss ,''*.
soducor e MIs19 y e 81 saf ois yin # @ SEQ
trRiu. .a1d arriyed In St Louis THIS lnori'l!iE.
1lo gIyes the foI[l9wlng description Oh t''e
When rot thero 90 Montay morning the tl!cs M,1,
wn,,n,lci hnti boon moved into Tho auhtot-h house,
hif wnfe ea9 @ 10 1es t 1qssXe sp spa
did not stop to eount thctn. They Tcre ~
s'sht. ss' kicn with savs md a1es were working
upon the rutna In evory, direction ilantinz 10. ior
taeon az ''oS oSt wi Whe 9'fn ps Sa ho o cno nsn
bcnoath : netrofk of beam: Ia and 1oar rattcF1f:
e1er ~. sags @ ss e eePe hH
wako.i fhr0ngh little toy village ho could not
tnvo crcntcd moro havoc Lust night when
ssme fempofnry a'aEn Eo.pisai sp nd sid.
death has lnat occurred. II wna tho T!to uf ano
1t ntI Ca fna fla s'y yosao s Sat sa 4 x H. r s' tho
hand Tho people Ut Mnrsh'iel.t nro utterly .!es.
tittto: Few Of them hIsy t,thet clothes ! tt,an
uon ct the country responded promptly to tic
Whon Fol we como through o,ln Inst night tboy
tod III III thst % tl,o Citizens had raise s4i6 or ta
Euf1orcrs nnd hntt aont oor1's Of twelve doctors
| and nurses 10 tho sccno.
Tho conductors on Tho roal hare been or.
icred to pass all docturs and frrBes FREQ To
and from sprlng,eld a1sG any nnrs2n w,G ~
, 1880-04-21

CAPT. JOSEPH IIANAZEEN.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., April :o.-Capt. Jo-
scph Hanazeen. Of the United States marine
service, died this forenoon Of malignant
throat disease, Yesterday bis wife died OF
the samo dlseaso.
, 1880-04-21

THE HON. CIIAItL rs II. 1sAULSON
PrTrsnunu, Pa, April 20.-The Hon.
Charles II. pau1son, prominent merchant
Of this city ind member OF tho State Senate,
died this morning. lie was elected To the
Senate on Il fusion tlck0t Of Democrats aud
Greenbackcrs,
, 1880-04-21
ncFAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

=
NEW York, April 2G.-Asriyed, the City
Of Now York, FROM Liverpool. md tho Dc
yonta, from Glasgow.
L1vEnpooI, April ao.-The Olympus and
Victoria, from Boston, have arrived out
:, uAMBuna. Apri! 0.-Arriyed, Wcstpha-
lia, from New York.
, 1880-04-21

r CATT. WASH II. 1NEnn.
CINCINNATI, April 5o0.-Capt Wnsh II.
Kerr, M old steamboat mut,, died to-day ut
1ronton Of heart disease. uo Ind Just left
Ills bout "The. Buckeye Statc," and had
lila death -1-@.
, 1880-04-21
INSANE.

Special Dt&pateh 10 Ihs rhteaao Tribune.
ELaIh, ILL.,, April 2o,-George Allison, aged
81. unmarried, aud an employ8 In the watch
factory, was sdjudgod Insane and couaned In
the Asylum.
, 1880-04-21
OBITUARY..


Spkefat Dt1pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DIXON. ILL.,, April 2o.-Lewis Clapp, OF Leo
Centre, in this county, was stricken last
night with apoplexy md died tonight. nlr.
CLapp was oneof Lee County's oldest and most
highly respected citizens. By: close attention
q large fortune, taking rank, probably, as tho
richest man Iii the county. LIZ leaves one
soi,, o. ". Clapp, n resident Of Chicago, md
one of the prominent mombcrs Of your Board
Of Trade.
, 1880-04-21

nIontrcn1 Div,aond-ves.ei Aahore-A
HInmmoth Sunmer.4xotc Mt Quobec-
FirO-Insurnnco-Cana NADIA Pacific lkall-
vyaY,
spteta. n.pateh to 1ns Chicago Trsbune.
OTTAWA Apr! 20.-Tho exodus from tho
Ottawa Valley still continues, This MORN
Ing the sixth speciAl this spring lcftfor Mani.
toba, In charge Of Mr.. Taylor, 1t consisted
of two baggage, two passenger, and four
freight cars, All we'll filled. About fifty peo-
plo loft this section, The train will be i'll
creased rs 1t proceeds.
speetai h.patea to Tas 0sseeoo Tribune.
MONTREAL, April ao.-The IIudon Cotton
Factory strike still continues. No conces-
An net Of Incorporation has been applied
for 10 form a company here for minlllg at
Dcadwood, Oak. The capital is to be 81 ,0oO,-
600.
There was grent CONSERVATION to-day In
financial circles on tho Bank OF Montreal
Directors declaring q dividend OF per cent
r have I hesn ,xritton M fnr NJ % Ind dehts % accrrnd
T.; vaara "nd ~ that ta @ acs'n1 earm,nga .
Of tho bank during the past year have been
nfter tho dividend became known. thero was
n nantc and the atock falI = mar rnrt. Other
49,.
ing bank, but not To the same cxtent. 49,
Special Dt.pateh to TAs CAteaoo 11ttun4
TORONTO, April ao.-In Osgood Hail to4lny
nsr Iue+Io. CnIt honr,l orruu.nto In nnnoo,
MI Justlce talt neatu areuf1en9s III Appehl
against the declslon OF Judge hughes. OF It,
Thoints, ordering the cxtradttiou Of 1Ioyey,
tha 11rbnna FOL forxGr. Judgment was rt,-
snr.o,l
o'''0.. n... c.,... ,-,,,u.
cpsss0t o'sp"'e" ~ - - I.ms"s' a.. 4''S"s'.
SAuNiA, Ont., April 0.-Th!s morning tho
Htcnnl-barge Morning Stnr1 on fior way down
from Sagiapw, with load of lumber for
CIevc1eni 1ost bar gheel oud ron n1ro,,n,i in
the pay Ille steamer AlaWathat w!lllo Try
Ing To got her oil, got on the bar, also, but
gnt tho barge OF about 4:3O this afternoon
and toyat1 II tn port rrnron.
'''t1 trho stoaner onnhoc ~ tna ror+h,uoot
1Ae bleathcE e&ucpcc'. u &tlt NoTthWeag
Transportation Company lilo, loft her Will
ter quarters to-day to collect the freight
n,voItInu her Mt tina Grand Trunk h Grant
49, ,T.a.o.r Dai1,v,., Trnt,h+@.hoJ. cho
utcae cStoln t"twa5 1o'sn'.eneMn. ouo
proposes leaving friday night, Wcather por-
mtttlng,
s1tsta! Mspateh to n oAtsaao 7"aSs"s' Sn u,.
seess@s! saH lSwSs rt9%s; Ss; 1ss' ni!*sS*ss
falo, and the schooner Mary K. porew, OF
Chicago loaded with Iron, Chicago to linf-
| falo, ran ashore OIL Long Point, near tho
West End lighthouse, last night, during a
| a 'huayy galo oi Wllitl. Tie yessu1s are
within j mills Of zach other, The Triumph Is
| foundorjnE heavily and leaking. The Cap
talns arrived lure to-day a11d telcgruphed 10
, 1880-04-21

COL, IRA WOOD.
CECTNNATI, April 20.-Col. Irn Wood, late
Superintendent of Police, dLe1 this aftur-
NQuns
, 1880-04-21

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
sp<etal Dtspaseh to TIA CAteaqo Tribune,
E1ulS, ILL.,, April 2o.-Little May Barr,
aged 8 years, was acci dentally shot this
afternoon with pistol III Che hands OF her
brother ugcd y, The bullet penetratrtt tho
breast, alld the physicians Aro unable to
lind 1t.
, 1880-04-21
Kaowles' insect Powder Gun ia by farthe best.

Tbe use Of Malt Dltters increases the tlesh and
psaYsnta pulmonary Or wast!u8 di4oases.
, 1880-04-21


no,ntcd m rxecutIvc ConmiItcc Ia take I.
chargu Of nnti tjIsttjbt,te contributions To the
relief fund, md has named large Number
Of prominent members Of the Exchange to
solicit donations Of food and othor articles
and money: -
Ditnatclrs hnvo hecn rccetyrfi hereL nd.
drcsscd % "a Mayor M'9 1yefstojz. @ ths McrcIai,ts'
ExeGaneo, ftiS md otl!e!s, ffom' the Ma{or ana
n,aGt sna hn Is ter nca o. sI acaInr
w nr 1 eWh55t u i noctiet mnqs Is ,ut,cy for
thc ht n!iro,x aSs,,3ntc Il sh.,tnr snd cntl;inT
w provisien. nar tc rnn,iiiy "alned. hid
mve nH %ntrv peEm an ~ nsot o to de-
s tmsnd gnr Jnhoitn.r @i. i" Cnnt Rornrs. General
Msnngsr @ ~ ths AZ om}s d Snn Francisco !
iioiirnni. hns @ ortcrcd iii tho bnx.cara it can
possibly spare 10 be sent to the seene Of tlcso.
IL in''H, nsea aod want f0F LILO 0'neA' u 'oss '''
A subscription Of over s. 200 Was takcn up
on 'ChanEo this noon for Tug , sitIercrs: a.,'i
more VIII be rnsed. CotnlnK mea'c@t ' ncat
sMtS'Ss Mo was au of Pts' to occasion 1 aso be sent
D.tott. ~ ' thc ioIc To- tcrrIblo tornado continue
to % como in, givif,g accounts of the distress
sfnrm. N0tiljnE like such fury was over he
fore witnessed. lto,isea wero blown aoI from
their foundations; cattle, hogs, shcep, nnfscs,
and poultry were wlliFlett INTO We alF aila W.
carried greas H. ;on@ a9,ssa al ed
TItr c1,1Es AND sci,xAMs
.x.tnn, 1 ,,aan,o ,,,a,,o . acnm, ~ ho,.
ror that begEats DESCRIPTION: ie1sea 1s Mt.a ;ns
and 1t Springfield fell continually ilkfe ilke rain
1ot IN Inc monr n,s ,cc ms n;ccr nf ,vpn weigh
~ IG Una rorrte1 snynrnl
inH tn'faY1kwo portns' H. %m ~ aMrnpo IL
miles, ihtl1nE nenr 'io Ao"n ot 4A"Aoi't III
LaWfe,cn xn Sn,y; ,,a. vcrv d,sa.,,on. IA fruft
md glass. much of tho ltnil being 50 large as
- inet fot,r hni,rs ,,efnro melting nr(i fncAs-
,,riae from six to oight inches III circumfer-
onnn ''~ ~
chfe; .,, ,o,,.,, ,,f, .vb,oh ia +orrt
bic, tho whole country in tho path Of the tor
nado Is wrecked. .,..
The sto4ms r st t seems us e.tended end over very
PROPERTY md loss OF life occurred within
ratllus Of fifty miles Of Jefferson City. 49,.
| It is rerorted thnt great tlN,nnga md loss
of life occurred Mt KNssctlvIlle, thlrty-nye
miles southwest Of Jefferson City, aild In
MoaEan G;onny, ;qn rn ne,s hoths dchhls h"s oee'
icGeaSm .at .r. f,s, sT~,r r,,rtvsova tho sro,xy
| NJ icEinv was vnr~ Sasiv tnrn in. nearly
| onc-i1alf 81 tho place being destroyed.
| THE Latest.
Tim Rcnrb,,ro,,,, Morshfcld speclol snys
luo IttHnnLhAsta ~ u.,, t-,, n,yo oy
hove1ty.n9 f!ctHs ~ n"1 a..1n az 1.o ~ ~ -, ,,r.o ~
e' arc tn H.i, dylnE cenditio'': y. TIs number
Scf''u''' "ou''npa uruanmDurr - npo, ~
| ... ,t,.,,t . ..,<,,,th, IA ,,,h,so .,o+hor
a babe ABOUT ~ nloiltfis O,n, WnoS1 Motner
wns Killed and friends oil w0unded, was
found yesterday In rnylne norm OF inc
town. Where 1t lay all hight It Is now doing
we'll.
A ,ynynrrr111. 1o11r,NEy.
Another chilli years old Wa Ssoigg gestterdsy # day