Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-04
DOMESTIC.
The Hurricane in she Northwest.

The Hurricane in she Northwest.
OMAHA, October 3d.-The town of Madi-
son, with LOCO inhabitants, was wrecked by
the tornado. Nearly every building was
leveled with the ground. ALI the wires are
down. The Union Pacific cent relief. Two
persons were killed. AT Stanton, this State,
buildings were blown down, and twenty per-
sons injured, one fatally. Many families
lost their all.
MILWAUKEE, October 3d-The RepHJli-
cans Wantonia, Wis, special says: A ter
rible tornado swept the valley 2 short dis
tancs west OF this town yesterday, completely
devastating & space eighty rods wide and Ave
OF six miles in length. Many houses. barns
and outbuildings, and one grist mil, wsre
demolished. About dozen persons were
seriously injured, but none were killed out
right. Among the badly hurt are Mrs Nell
son Pease, Mr.. Boinske and Leui Boyce.
The damage to property could not be closely
estimated, but would exceed $50, 900.
EMPIRE (Ks), October 81. : The long
drought was broken here yesterday afternoon
by one Of the heaviest Iain-storms ever seen
10 this section. The streets were literally
flooded in half an hour, and ravines ran into
rivers. The cyclone which succeeded was
the most destructive in its nature. -Four
people were killed by it in this city, while
along its track lies the debris of many ruined
homes. AS many as ecore of buildings
were utterly demolished The loss in prop.
erty is very great, and large number of
people were injured by falling stones, falling
tiinbers, etc.
The Struggle In New York.
New YORK, October 3d.-At the Republi-
can primaries tonight, to choose delegates 20
the Republican State Convention. the So
called Conklingites carried all the Assembly
Districts except the Ninth. A rumor that
General Grant would be delegated from the
Twentieth District proved untrue. There
was struggle in the Fifteenth District, but
the ConkliDg ticket was declared elected.
The people identified with the Administra-
ton Of Garfield as against Conkling claim to
have carried Brooklyn.
ROCHESTER, October 2i.-The Republican
City Convention names from the Second As
samblY District to the State Convention q
stalwaft delegation throughout.
Female Equcstrianism The Fastest
Twenty Niles Ever Made.
ROCHESTER, October 3d.-Twenty thousand
people were at the fair Saturday, 30 witness
the 20-mile race between Belle Cook, OF Cali
fornis, and Emma Jewett, of Minnesota, for
a purse Of 81 900. The contest was most ex-
citing. Cook led the first five miles, when
she was passed by Jewett, who kept In front
the remainder OF the race, and won In is min
utes and seconds-the fastest time ever
made. As Cook changed horses at the begin
ming of the eighteenth mile her horse bolted
a fence and she fell. She was badly but not
seriously hurt.
Little Brown jugs Latest Performance.
LOUISVILLE {KY.), October 3l.-With the
track, air, wind and all other conditions
against him, Little Brown jug made mile
Saturday in 2:12-first quarter :3441, half
1:e63, mile 2:12.
Thanks for sympathy-The Garfield Nom
umens.
CLEVELAND, October Sd.-The Garfield
Monument Committee thanks Longstrest.
and through him thousands of Southern peo-
pie, for expressions of sympathy, and sug-
gests that at ths Cotton Exposition at
Atlanta and at the Exchanges In the South,
contributions be raised for the monument.
Wife Murderer Hanged.
CHARLESTON, October BIB. w Hicks
(white) was hanged at Spartansburg, Friday,
for the murder of his wife last May.
Verdict or AcqniftaI.
TRENTON On. J.) October Sd.-Ex-Con
gresham Voorhees, has been acquitted.
The Captured Tain Robbers.
PORE (Arkansasl, October 3d.-No doubt
tAc lt4cA NoptAiCA akC SAlS tldlu EOQbttss OI1,
the leader, is villaiuous- looking desperate,
aged %. His two pals are Stephens. aged
lis, and Delaney, aged 20. Cox denied
acquaintance with them. The other two
jsstsd about the robbery They were found
with over So. eco each. They will get the
extreme penalty-2l years.
Wife shot aud ifefher.in.Law Killed.
PHILADELPHIA, October 31-John Magin-
mis- to day shot his wife in the breast and
killed his mother-in-law, who was pursuing
him.
King Kalalaua.
CINCINNATI, October 3d.-King Kalaksua
and suite arrived this forenoon from Wash
ington, and started by the 6rs. train for
Lexington, KY, where the King expects to
buy some blooded horses.
H,w they serve BAD Characters In Colo
RADIO.
DENVER, October 3d.-The Republicans
Pitkin special says: Several citizens have
LATELY been robbed and badly beaten. The
roboeries were traced to Charles Briggs, pro-
prietor Of dance hall, and his associates.