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by lightning last ntKllt hid burned, together
| Mllil Il Htrau tlrIal1nr hnr. nrn!ll, aud utEll.

by lightning last ntKlt NlMl burned, together
with j. straIu t!lres,er. hay. grain, and ntell-
nils. l.Dss, s3,5Nl; Insurance. light
EIniS. ILL.,. june i".-.'lt4' burns Of G. $.
1MnniiE, n xtGck.bnynr. In harrington Town
Hhfp. were stuck by lightning III TIC AtOrl.l
last night NMl destroyed with tllotr Cuh-
tents. lass nyer 81, 3,NNl
HptetAi Dftpdteh 10 7nt Chttano Tribune.
Hr. IpArt, Alinn., dunn 1:l.-A st. Peter
spGciat tu tho PfDfccr I'fcxx Hnya: "l)urin9
tho Into storm thu llnl,a Nf Peter Nelson WIS
slrttek Atu Ills wtl0 tltatantty killed.: Aian n
child 80 bntily shocked tIlat II In frtr tint It
will 'liG. ll1 lightning struck tito chimney,
wh!clI Is fl thu ecnire 1T the building,
divided uh passed down !i0tl, Sides Of tic
rlof, lcnrng tllo Shingles III II wont. At the
ttnS tlle building was struck tl'er. were slx
children a,ltl tho nsntlEr in tho lnusr. .I1IU
oldest hoy, abunt 0,suyR tic Motler Ind beot
sewing, Antl Just stepped to Tho window
to l00k out When tho fatal bblt struck the
house. Mr.. 1Vlifpplu wns In Mr.. pnwers'
house, lust fcrOss tho Atreot, nru WIS tho
first ii pet there. lte says Mis-. Nelson was
dead ,wl!en he arrived, alnl tic upper part Uf
1H'r cl0thit1E was on tlre. ]tc got watGr allu
exttnKlltsGu thu fire. and rat bnck after his
wife mid Mra. l'nwG,l. All tho children
Ind beelt knocked dawn. Thu window wllero
Mrs. Nelsnn soMl was broke.1. mud the casnR,
inside Mlll cut, tori, niI. AIRS NulsDn leavcs
n husband anA sfx small children. tho oldest
~, aud tho yuui,Hrst less than | yeur old.
Tie fnIDrh! will take plnco oil Tuesday.
, 1881-06-14

In commenting upon 4 nav project Of cutting
q ennnl thrDttvn tho lath1uua ut Eurtnth, fur
whleh % I.esssEs y gsp.Ete,l 70 havo a*,ouro.l i
lance 10 ho saves! by II duos mt look very great
upon .t40 n,ap. uiui Ia Ut bust nut moro thuil
would h0 a,lvsAl Wy cutting q eAtlni aorDss tho
nurrs,wcse VArt " Scotland. Moreover, Tho sav-
ing would fIG Of lltto vutlu Internationally, nx-
eopt to shlps plying hutwee,l tho Adrlatic Of tho
llalsup .pnrts nid tue lilnck se,t, or u Turkish
crelc, Cyprus, rrfp,f, nur tu tho Syrian eousts,
would vcssols bs banolltcd by pushing through
II 70 nny nlNtvrtal extent, or, at my ratc. 10
sueh nn extuAt ~ tO lntluc1 tAe,n &U }nly Atly
tolls. 1t Will by ehiot!y " d benetst to Athens
and the 0ruuk towns ttat thu work will be Mp-
prselate.i, md = mnat bo oxpeot9tt, thorelnre.
70 psun.ots md pnY Toy tho scheny. ,n.lepund.
pDVosu1 ncw cnnal will have u Hrent !nturest IN
thu eyus OF all onxinpurs: TIT, project must
often hnvo occurred IN tho lutftu attl enter
pF!sing poop'o who lived n tt,.'se rekiot,s In tho
whit surprising that 14e work shtna not hAYb'
becn carried out ut ono Of the tltncs whcn il
strung Government was ut Inst established uyur
tho Wuulo pap!psula. IN uIost Of tnair el'ainaer-
iu9 w4,rks, such ~ n0urtlncts and yiaducts, tho
| l.olna.,s. were far shaad nf usi and u vii w
ratuer Innw triumph 10 0litloaht llnity In tho
yury hq4rt Of the alKksiq tTritory."
, 1881-06-14

"Nheteycr ynu went to tho room nt sfnr.
sl,al payn wns II tn nttrntl conference tn
further the rlrrtIohnf ex-senator Cntlkltilg '
,Wttncss-}Nhy. YES; tint WINS l"r|aps the
s,nItl,-was anything ever sai'i or do,c
tltrrr to get vntrx::1
Witnras-N). slr.
Smitfl--nhl yoil ever lear Of tho use Of
nH.',!y III THIS n'H'stio.l?
Wliness-Irs. str; II waS tho cntl,m0n talk
tllnt The l,nif-breelfs wgru lasitl9 money.
Shl1tll-llAyn y0tt my HtiltrHE knnWtct'EG
uf bribery In the Legislature lNsElps the one
with wGlclt yttl arr rt,llllrctetl?
Nitnpss-Nu. sfr.
Slnitlt-1lttt yUl, ever 1luMr Of Legislative
bt!lMry before this Dllu:'
Wli'.css-,yrs, slr. got It tu'o my mind
from my WlfO :,
1.E.tn1Sd ES0I.is,r utsrot.Y, IN rox's r1ME.
Smitl-Anyt,,!ng Atncn Ian. 1 last?
Answrr-N,, sir: not from my personal
klnwletlEr.
SNith-l[aye you ever heard Of any?
Wltne4s-it8, alr. ] lieart vt 1t frutn Col.
Young, member frHnl Druunlc CunMty, since
NY EXPOSURE. Ny wife visited witt, thu Ses-
sfnts family.
'l'lc witlirss co,,ld not remember hnying a
conversation with Il man named Hickman.
mil telling lin liU Ind cnsL Ills tUie for
CnlkltnV atMl l'lalt, but would vote for two
ether nlun.
Adjourned I'LL tomorrow.
, 1881-06-14
THE INDIANS,
Progress Making in rho Transfer of
Sioux from Port Keogt to Standing
1kock-Snmo Fruislcxs Opposition to
I'm IN

Progress Making In tho Transfer OF
Sioux from Port Keogh to Standing
kuck-Snme Rruitlcxs Qpposttlon to
tho Removal,
spfetai Dunnteh to Thu cbteaoo Tribune. t.
cr t,.,,, 1ftn,, ,u,,o - 'va,r. ,,,,, ~
n tAul7 HILL, eMhc t',-No"a "'s IT,
celFet at department. heauQuafters llls
afternoon tint tho steamers Shernlatt Jo-
sephlne. Gen, Terry. md 1Ieienu renclutl
Fnrt Ecnu1, mn tha 1otl, in.t.' md ,ynt,lI
,.o. ~ -" .,.n .o' uoo a," ." "o" w..
vo ~ ueo * Fnrt M'r st S,,i, o ~ ~
y. r.. on board. The attitude Of tlese H.
beo., the causc Of sonlo allxiety un4 consider.
Molo eott.spGtuchce on '!io pitt U! u'e lalt'
!Ary nutharltles during tlo lust fortnight
anil III tho course OF tho several conferences
held with than by Col, Ileps. theeommaudlnr
no,"ar NJ pnr+ Eoon1, shav ,voro .,.a', "a
o"4.u. Nv ~ ~. 'esos"' a'os WIZ h.'e" ~
uAacFstA1l thnt the removal ~ foft aates
had beeh decided ull, atNl was tho only coll
dItlou upou whtcl, they could EXPECT future
fuv,,r o,,d an,u,ort tt,ho Ina,nna an t,,o
'ts.a ,",'., .aas ,,a;,...I .,at ~ t;a ~
"tnof l.a1ld' c.Alllea 1aat lhoSt oi thelt nha
cEil.e. Ill relying upon tho prohllsD OF Gen.
Miles nt1l Secretary t3churx TINT they should
rt,pnin MT Fart KpnuI,. nml have u.servn.
tint, niintt.ni 10 filntn II, ti,c v]rinftv. Tint
fiinv i,a,i ncn,,imul stncl nnfI fnrrtin9 tnntns
rni' and wshst| ia snttl., .inwn Mil f,erMl1,,,
u0iul intlimllH. Iii sl,Jrt. thpv Ind mt wilt
Ia Irov.. mt,,I wnm,i mi II tI;av "nnii i,cin r.
f;ni. il,rns mid In Ind f,nnr.l mnt,,ints ~ n
, 1881-06-14
KANSAS.

Epkeial Dispateh TO 1ht Chicago Trtbnne
TOPEKA, Khs., June l3.-An0ther cyclonp
vislted Kansas Inst night, passing from tho
northwest OF 0snge County to the Maria
DeseyKrcs River, nn1 striking near tho little
Town Of Olivet.' Thu first daMagu ttol,e was
OIL the farm OF Mr.. Powell, two miles north
west Of Ollvet, Tho family watched tho
cycIone as 1t approached them, nild finally
retrcated to tho cellar expecting the storm
would pass over tAeln; but, Just rs 1t WAS
about to pass, tile wind yeered to tlle right,
caught up the house, wheeled 1t around
IN tile mir, all threw It back upon
Its foundations III ulass Ut ruIns.
The cellar wns filed Will. atbris, but tho
family Ut live people escnpctl With slight H.
Jury. 4 l,orse was lifletl out OF tilu stable
and carried ever II high hill atitl dashed upon
tho ground In corl,-tIeld one mile AWAY.
CATTLE wENE I.1F1'Eh F1lOM THE nlouNp,
carried into tie air, and torn to pieces Trees
were t0rn out 0f tho ground by hundreds.
0llss Tweel found the works Ut her gold
watch a quarter 0f q lMtle fran her house,
a,er clothing WIS stripped from ller
by tho wind, md nIl her household
go0tls destroyed. ler trunk being lifted
Dllt of the house anil carried 50 far that 10
trace of 1t can be found. From th!s point
ths storm inoycA n !ttiiv uortheasturly, going
about 0no ,n[lu uortll for every tllree miles
cast. Mrs. Freeman, u widow lntly living
Mear Uliyet, lust her iloasa and everything ln
It. Plauntyis farmhouse md buildings wero
loft lM ruins. Three negro children near
Ollyet were badly injured, ono having Slnco
died, md It Is tllnuKht the utlIora carMot llye,
rltK PHYSICIANS
OF Mclycrn, Ollyrt, i.ynt0,,, and Usage City
,Ase OH thu grntntl, alltl hundreds Ut people
aro ut work doi.,g all that ca, be done to nj
lives northwest, ai!d Mi. join jinrpur, wiio
i,nya benn Killed. Alrs. lEosl,rrn,tx,. MI.
Cplyart Mrs. Fralcts Enlygr, Mrs; calkl,ls,
Mra. ',9l!M llarper, Mr. alnrt Sealy, alMl
!Thnnas i.ye, ai,d William. Appler nru batlly
bruised. 4 EreNt l!lAiIy Attlets. WllObu lAllIes
! liave 10. been able To 0btail,, werM lt,ure tlr
less injured. The llDnscS ntA! buildings Gf
ti,a following }I!tnetl persos,s, bsRlnniitg nenr
clone, were
TOTALLY nE:sTtoyED:
I. , y. Powell, POWELL, NJ: nf,ewn. Phillip I,ntta.
AastIn. lolll, colyar, &. ". Drowtr. JHssu
l.ue, Ar. cNiklns, Mr; llates!naM, John llar-
5 5s:s a.: sassa @sf an!sss hsF'Gf 'sr! % H. fsss sss
nllY. rho Presbyterian Church al U1tpllt,Illu
wus destroyed. The .ltstrtlctitl, IT Iva,
buildings IL ee!,lnpte!e tlaaI root 70 foulNlN.
lAu,lts aru fuun!l u n,ie fr0ll where tle luEll-
iilg stuu.t .lrtietcsnf l,u!IsNhulu goods Wnru
sllnsleI a,Ml ground tDto atoms aud bedding
m!t clotl!ing Whippe4 intt' raRs a1ld ailreds;
avo as!'ppr.sy p aS roM M ss ' onss %s sssa ay tS
thu sufferers. alld everything possible u bolnx
| uplle III tho why VI rolluf.
, 1881-06-14
IOWA.

8ptttal nIpatth % 1hs MteQpo N1bun4,
+. GARNER, ill.,, Juno 1A-3aturllny evening
Mt o'clock Hancock County. WIS visited by 4
terrible and destructive oyo!ora, resulting III
the loxa of at least on1 human tlfG, tl4s mafnt-
Ing Of severn! people, and tAe destruction Of
numerous dwellings. fasM buildings, ma,
rlltneSy, etc. The gvl,efalpatA Ut the eyclune
was FROM southwest 10 l.ortheast, mud lts frat
destructive effects, w fur Us known wero
visible iu the bohemian settlement four miles
west Of Garner, wlIero Il crossed tho Iowa
s. Dakota Division OF tie Chicago, Mil
wnukee j. St. Paul Railroad. Several
houses amt barns aMl sctool-house
wuro demoltslcd, att1 ninu persons were
Injured. t"" rerhaps fatally. 1t struck the
, 1881-06-14
CARL ECiIuRX,

on vlCE-lltEs1nEST Aitrttu1l
Sptrld& f}+trnfeh to The Chttaan Tribune.
Nhw iUIlK, June l3.-Cart Scllurx, In the
Post Tonight, rratts Vfce-l'rrsitlent Arthur
n pretty savage les.0l, on his duties rs the
secotld 0lilcpr OF tho Nation, atld says: "a
private citizen In this country Inns tile IT.
niiel,uhle right 10 follow Ills own notions of
rropriety, md cvelf to illalSe hin,self COLI
tG,nptlbto alNl ridiculous, II thai suits his
taste, provided he reniatns within law. Hut,
when lilo Vice-rresislent of the United
States by Ills conduct tleern,lcs the nigh
office to which The people have elected lin.
II Is II matter OF pahltc CONCERN, nnu Tic peo-
pIo feel aud resent II. Differences of
opinion, and oven conflicting ambitions, be-
tween Presidents anIl vtce-l'residents Of tho
United States ,Aro now ntitl then occurred
fn nnr history. Although such Disagree
lnel,ts may Iiave bccn regretted, they gave
n0 public ptIunsc as long rs they did mt de-
gpheratc into
OFEN DEMONSTRATIONS OF HASCO1.
and systematic hostility. but NOW We sec
for the first tiMe the Vicc-prcsitleMt opcnIy
arraylng himself ngninst tho Chief AIagls-
trnte OF tho country III n quarrel about a
Cnston,-f1ousc,-a quarrel iii which the coll-
s.ltutional powers OF the Executive nre at-
tackled. lye flnd him nh nctiyu pnrtjsat OH
tho side OF a faction which has BEEN
and Is now assatting the President with the
in0st vpnolnutls personalities, and threatens
to pursue m hin, to TIE end Of his official lifc
Will! bitter opposition: nfltl. inore THAI that,
it, this fight Vlce.'restuent Arthur hns,
without Disguise antl apparently without
hesitation. lowered himself to tho rank VI
MIR. CnnkllnE's 'lteutcnnnt.' AS such llp In
try, aid ~ stlcl lio Is
UNDER THE OIRDEI.s or Ills CHIEF
, 1881-06-14
AT WASHINGTON.

THIS MOULD uE "ItAsiIEr" WITH THE
PRINCE OF nENMAlsk LEFT BACK IN NEW
TOIlk STATE.
speetat Dtspateh to TAf Chicago Tribune.
WAsl1lSNToS, y. c., June 13.-Tle report
Is 1n circulation that movement has already
been started 10 divide the Republicans OF the
House at tic organization into Conkllng and
Administration factions.
Il C.ASA1tD,
To tha IrestfFt Assoctated Prtsg.
WASHINGTON, G. G., June 1a.-'fhe report
tolegrapl,ed from Albany that Secretary
Blaine Ind been summoned before the l}rlh-
cry Investigation Committee tllero Is not
true. It was a cnnnrd.
, 1881-06-14
Natures Smiling Face Sadly
Marred by the Tornado's
Maddening Rush.
narrowing Talcs Of Loss Of life, Of
Homes, nnd Of All Kinds Of
a. Property.
Storms Burst in Fury on Many Portions
Of tie Country North, South,
East, and West.


ST. JosErlI, Mo-, 'Junr 13.-Sunday wAs a
terrible day for cyclones III the Northwest,
The atmosphere pressure was very great bc-
tween and in the afternoon, aud, during
that one short hour, 10 less than three Twist
ers dealt death and destruction tn rs many
patlis. Tho first TINT caue to tho knowledge
Of the Herald was fron, King City ntld
vicinity. This cyclone started near aa-
vanna!l, III Andrew County, Its course
was northeast, through FlnR Springs
a,,d King City. alany houses were
destroyed, and not less tlmn fourteun
lives lost iii Androw County. At Flag
Springs and King City tila destruction was
.nucll greater, the loss Of life II, TINT vicinity
being probably fifty ,ielI. women, a&ld chill
trcn. Tho public school building Mt
King City, n laEe brick, WIS rnzca
to It's foundation. Hundreds Of horses, cut
tie, llOgs, MID slloep werc kfllatt, ono llRn
losing eighty cnttle, another sixty sheep,
another seven horses.
ANOTHER cycLoXEo
started at W1nsfow, De kalb County. An
other started four miles southwest Of Roser-
dale, Andrew County, md passed eastward
ono mile south Of 1toscntlulc. The course Ut
all the above cyclones WIS east by nort.-
Gust. Another started eight miles northwest
ut Hopkins, In N0daway County, Its course
for twelve miles being southeast. 1t VIVA
ol,c-fotlrth OF milo wl,le, and nothing ".
capped destruction III its track. 11any lIycs
llayn been lost lit oil of these cyclones, AMI
tho destruction to property, which cannot
uuW le estimated, Is very Er0At
, 1881-06-14

On May n Quucn Victoria attained her G.d
btrthduY,-an ayo which bus heep eIeectlnd by
from she Nofman con9asss. aamsys isonry T.,
WIN attained Ut ye4rsi tieury ILL.,, Us Year,; Ed.
wMrd l.. gT Yours, G'lwarl a., a5 yuats; xQucvn
T.. Of yonrs; dooryo T., Il yaars: nuorao III, ss
yenrai aporHn Iv.. " yrars; ara William lV.' u
ys1.r4:.. . " tho S,th af luna NEXT she wl! have
been ekteetIed By four l:nxlial, snrereikus aniy;
Mhmeiy: iienrY ILL.,, who ry.xned tifty six yuarss
Rlisaboth, who reigncd foety-nyo yeuss: ul,i :
George ILL.,, atxty yt+ars -
, 1881-06-14
ItECApTUlsED.

Spffldt U9pdaeh to IhF CHltd90 1Flba6t
BOONE, 1u., June 1:k-4Am exciting hunt
took place Inst evening, lIcnry Mays, ths es'
cnl,etl convict, having been seen III tho after
llo0n. hundreds Ut men were out after hin.
nllti hewas captured aml brought toto townabout
dusk by Frctlerick Pollard aiMl Charles u.
Webb. wlil ulArel,ed him through the streets
with II pistol ut hfs head. Mays isa desperate
OF tho worst strIA.. md tho pllcrr fsali wipll
lle escapGu intended that lle be .lnt i 10
lnatle tile least resistance. Tho nftircr start.
ell with lin fur tho Auburn Tellltcnt!afy
tlllS afternoon.
, 1881-06-14

LIQHTNIN4,

pssess, ss 1si't Ill., 5ss, !" = :e';ss' ss:s;s; ain
Ing nbout l O'Clock, inrlug u sovorp 'stornl,
., Il. poErlpg Il SONS tnEss staek barns and
CONSUMED by fire, will, harness md tolls.
Loss. 81, zoo; Insured for j10o.
spteGal D4na&eA to Tbs Cateaso Tribune.
WATERruwS, Wis, JIM. l3,--frwu harns
VI charlss uvetzel. 81 lxvn!a. Wsre struck
, 1881-06-14

II 6ptstai RspattA II 1hs chttaso 1rthtRA :.
/: l5El.olv. Wis, June lA-j3enllest Wuanter,
ona Of the curly settlers here. WIS buried
this afternoon, Ho hAs u years. of uge, and
father nf. \. 4. N4axser, Of Clinton, mud
Heorxe Woustcr, Ut DrO.llirau.
, 1881-06-14

ELSEWHERE.
Special Dt.pateh 10 T'hs Chiedeo 1rtbane.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, June l,,-1lepurts from
tic surrounding country show tliat tho DAM
ngu by The terrific Init and wind storm last
evening IL considerably grenter tImn wis 1T
first estlmRted. Thu United Presbyterian
Church ut tiarlow, ttse miles north IF here,
was completely destroyed. Loss about =, 600,
Burns were mlroofeal, trees blown down, nntl
tho corn was greatly iniurel By tho falling
1lnil, ms,cll being cut nearly to pfeces.
Special Dlspsteh to The Uhleaso Tribune.
+ At.EXASpnI!t, Ind, June 1!I.-Early this
tills section. Several buildings wtru I,lor. or
less tia,nagctl. Trees were tor!t fruln their
POSITIONS nllu carried quito u distance, Tlle
'. " s"tttat ] ]D.pstsh d ~ chleas" 7%tbuds.
clone y!sItt lie tG; no;rt psrt St ills coaSty,
few miles south OF. Hopkins, lust sunday ut
nboilt i D. ill.t causing II Ereat sestruGt"il nf
prOlmrty nld killing Jalins YOUNG. ionhE's
tSt s viii VII ppaSaiby eai ,; ~ ets usi1 o Gra5
md scyeral inelHbers Of llfs family wcrn also
badly hurt, several Of whom will 'ikrty die.
before tho cyclon9 spant It's f0rce 1t Upset
tho i!2urtng.1tlil Ut G. $. Mcafackell, throw
S y sptssai s III Dupash to n. Chicago Tribune.
AfGSc1E, 1nl., Jung l3.-The. Village Of
The Methodist church, 4 largu brick bnllt-
Ing. was rnr0ofed md 4 portiun of tho walls
tnkeli awny, making Il. partial demolition Of
tie wliole building. Sone dwulltnE-l,oIsos
were III tile roat! OF tho tornado. but no lives
" MoSr4SwE. ssstS1i Tex, Jump 1a:-A eyclone
pssscd over thu neigliborlloud Ut QueeI's
lenls. III tho western pnrt OF this county, cnr-
rying away hel,ses. tenees, etc. AnlenE ile
hnttl4S tf4tSt tphrn t1inSf4 nf II. WILL
, 1881-06-14

The notorious Mrs. L,lura FAlr wRoa witness Ia
q dlyurrG suit In sun trHltclscu Il lew uaya nKo,
She wus volunteering har 0p!Hlans freely. When
o,lt ii lAs attorneys Interrupted heE wilb, VIZ
do not wiah 10 hehr your argument, ulAtlalu." !"
"A!a right. J4dxu, Fetortsd tho untcfrlIie,i Wit.
meas. ~ Avr't ut fee for 1t. llkvSUu d."
, 1881-06-14

LOUISVILLE, KY, Juno TIA ct't1ns s, "
fruy tn,k pines yesterday near l.as'a"sS "'
bctwcea John l}as!er a,!l Willis DoNl'n1' .,'',
in which I}aAler WIS mortally Moa''",S .n"',',.
li0tll mrs Young nIe,, isl good al.
The tlEht WINS tho result Ut adl''''he'' W.
rei. JuWniIE escaped.
, 1881-06-14
RnYIQM.


sptttsl Dtlpattlt to 1he CHICAGO Ntbuns.
1st'iH1SuroN, H., June ta.-Capt. Paul
Doytn,I, un Ills swim from st. Paul 10 Cairo,
reached this eity this AFTERNOON, md WIS
Ereetesl by M imnlcnsa crowd of peupls
who Ind congregatcl o.. tho river bol,k.
Tile Captnln's Ince Is nt0ilt tho color Of I'LL
Inlltnn frum exposure, but Is III good health
md spirits. liz will leave here Mt 3 0'cl0ek
river.
, 1881-06-14

Special Dlsptteh 70 1ns C77eafo 7fl5nht'
ATLANTA, G.l., juno ll-ln rulk couh's,
n ,lay or two since, .1oo Thomas was K'''.a
by II ,nnM named Slil!ty. The ra't5e Was ule
renpelIug ut I'LL old feud. Ti'olnas' alts
curslng Shtltey, advanced upon !1inl VIZ, la,;a
ptstut i,rd WIS killed by Smiley. W!o @ sp1. ;pa.
cutting wood,
, 1881-06-14
MANNED VETERANS,

PftttAnEt.rHI.t, June 11.-rlto NlaImcd
Soldiers alil Sailors 1.ng,to Tonight drafted
Il Pension hill, which fixes the leust6n Of all
soldiers and snllors WIN loYt leg or MI nril,.
or tic usu of either, at $40 per nlUlitll.
, 1881-06-14
CAPTURE OF - SEEAk"lnIhi'
8psetdf Ilspateh to T7s ChteaGJ lra9u"f'

LANSING, Allcl.,, JunH ia. u. e"'t" 'n',.
notorious s1pAk.thlof nnd rr"oS' WI, s.n. .II,
ure.l In t1,is city Tonight by llctecl''s nu ',t",
liz WIS wui,ted for r9bbfns -. ',1,ss: ,Irtl.
Church In Kalamazoo. lilo nIauo nr,..strd, "
Nl{tletl effort tu Escape niter lle Was '"'>9'
, 1881-06-14

sTAlsptEG AFFIsAi' x.
DurpAlo, Jst,lu 1:l--llal'k IieF",'',M, ,,'I 10.
lonnkceper. WIS pfobably fatally s'au '.' where
nig.t hy Max AEbrecht III tho sa'oo'' ""
AibEegltt played plano.
, 1881-06-14
A srt.r.cnNFEssEn alIIlsnERER.

- Hpsttdt Dupatch to 1hs Ch4easo Tfsbans'
OMAHA, Nub., dune la.-sherl1i e1e'a. ~
Howard County, t.,.dny arrested llea'y ~
rapen for numbering Lon paxtol', w9'l9t ~
latter wna pl0winE OH hla fartn j., !'at rv"H 'n,
ty. lle htis made n confession. atlu ulp @N
, 1881-06-14
CONFIRMED.

apketa1 pIspaieA to 1hs CAleaao T<stuae.
aiusKRaoN. MlcIs:; juno .la.-rhe IT.
lsov, nlsllop 1surKe.s,' Of Detroit. confirmed
1D children yesterday afternoon. The
church WIS crowded.
, 1881-06-14

A. rUsIl'-r4ACTONY NUNGLA'sa"
Special Dtpa4eh to Ira Chicago 3f'oa",! o. ,,.,1..
jackson, Mich, June EI--he"snL .,snL
p,,mp-tactory was burglarized las' s,.'% ,'I in
frhu thtef stale Il suit of clu.fcS l'c loan'
tho shup, a,,l u few other Articles
, 1881-06-14
ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Jnne l3.-*rha now Su-
pe,lnseraent Of the Naval Academy, Rear
Aalnlrul Rodgers, ASSUMED c0lltnaul Ut tho
post Today.
, 1881-06-14

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SsTe Me' rtsv;r oss " rr a a, We a m tesT
discussion al'nnt the canvass. lnl1 s's;,nns ,,.
II WIS II surr ,hn: TINT soHklinK and l'inst
w"nIl l rr'tretc,t tpi,l him te y"ttrs "f
n,irsti,ns. liz WIS earnest III his onlmsttlon
H.,Sms M ~ m @ r,; ,.mst aS' tnn,n ~, W. snl,i im
in rcply .Iut I wouiI votn j,.st ns sslw 1T.
''' N'' N"i ToSE, '' ~ ''' ~
that was ssltl WIN the siaiwar''s: waa
n0t 4ngry nimnt II, ~ nMI rA.eMra,f ,at af' ~
Sotn 10y tfs ,.im ,, " l t ~ l., ~ cn,!r,,s nr
conference III litelelluei,l sta1Mn.!S'. .,,,t
gave as rcAs' inr n,5 p."lSs. t.,.sa S, i'!,s ~
fnat mamF @ ~ W. t ci,n1st'l'es XIV "ef' 'ppos'' ~
Peck!n!n~Did S!:ssions 1sk yen 10 Voto ~, 1ot
Dtpc% before INC lifst solc WIS t"Ke't VI aH1
AG ;ra ohgr YOU inon"y b,vo o,,c,,ded nonv
nfa.esm ~ TT. umvG Gufie f ti,o ~ i,
conferences 2! aie 'a.Wnsts y, te t RatnT tGFa ~
tt nsSia 1raI III ,. si,n:,o ~ f,a ~ S,,fwnrts n
frnttei nt Tho pnrjnr, Conklnv niu Arthur
.v,r,. ht,ii, 1,r,s..ut nj tl,p... ru,lfurrirns.
eckia!,i-Who w,!* present nj t,u tn.lc-
"iunH,s i,n'u.soi .,i "l'i"st r, Tia ,,nost,p,,
i'tckhnn,-i wish. to show Tint there Is Il
eoMnsprsHy1 ,mS1M =. f's cS'' ' "4'''' 0p''''"
OBJECT tn STICK srArEMEyrs,
Bangs-l a,n Elad to hnyc tl,o counsel ; 70 ior
Sessions frankly eolsars* taeiT ,, iiiie III =. W
fsls n % IT,, 5tn fi Glisei ~ orr VII! ~ e''o"e
rhe counsel discussed Mt ieligtl ti!e atlnl!s-
aDllty VI rs'S!''1'as nHesn0n msA.nK Hsa,,Snrt wrS
Wsrs m1sSent y. a III os 'asniSs "aGi,n nre t%at
t'le COMMITTEE s1 aanlit @ evec9 ,,ae,ce, WILL o.
iaja AZ f2r tic },rSssit:, H., ,o ..., ,or l.,
tnfH
, 1881-06-14

Special Dhpdteh to 1As Chicago 1ftbtnA.
OMAHA, Mob, Junu E1.-'rlc Missouri Is
rising ut the rnie uf o,le aud II l,aff feet per
t!ny, md Is reported rising III far up ~ B.l-
ftlrtl.
, 1881-06-14


TORONTO, June 1il.-'rlIo Wlso race Is of,
the l,leh being uIiAblo to agroo on tho stylU 0f
1u,Hta'
, 1881-06-14
FURY OF THE ELEMENTS

FURY OF The ELEMENTS
Awful Destruction Caused by
Four Cyclones-Sixty
People Killed.
Knnsas, Iowa, and Minnesota
Visited by Terribly De-
structivo Storms.
Several Persons Killed and
Many Others Injured,
Some Fatally.
Farm Houses Blown OFF Their
Foundations and De-
mo1ished.
The Land Denuded OF Crops and
Property Of Every De-
scription.
Vast Piles of Debris Mark tho
Sites Of Former Happy
Homes.
Natures Smiling Face Sadly
Marred by the Tornado's
Maddening Rush.
Narrowing Talcs Of Loss Of life, Of
Homes, nnd Of All Kinds Of
' Property.
Storms Burst in Fury on Many Portions
Of tie Country North, South,
East, and West.
, 1881-06-14

:. WIsness-isscanse llo wns my SoGator, a!d
i was not u plcaaa'lt thing to tio. Up to thu
the Interview with lin, iiad not llis.tls
up my mi!ul IN expose lin. | went to
his room niter Rupper, l1catse lo asked lno
to cNll there for lllnl. Whui! we K0t to lly
take Il seat: Sessions told ms: ut Ii Eoing
10 b. good thing. Al Two OF lis yatlng fir tbs
sals =, ta'' NY hayp ' Iot done wel for yG; nya
time spoke to him, i toii hin, Would ,os
vote with Hin.
m: TOOK OUT THE MONEY
and counted 1t ont OIL hta knee. l10 tilon
1,anis,l t'S ntonvy Y .s, sat4 nothnx'
III ii"x s :ss se ."@sf wss M s s assyts II o
DO Il, Epotl ,tI1lnE-pur voting together.
should snto for, md lIo sq'tl Cl'nullcey N;
l salu to him wanll yotn fur llBW.w.
l'uckllAln rrnl frolil the testimony tl,at
Witness answered I'm his first examination
TINT l,o tl!ouKh. he itl net not r{o'nIs. r III 70 y"to
tint Mt that tnic. Tho Wltl!ess answered
that lio llall. and
COMMENCED TO EXPLAIN.
Peckl!aln suiu l,e dill nut want any expla.
nat!on, 69t pangs lutMtley's f0Mllstl) sud
witless ha;s.;', luz rlght to explain and tho
Urud!ey then continued: III ,ll.l not prom.
tse tD vote fur Depuw, but It was understood
by Sessions that wils tn vote tnr Deprw, al,tl
aM,', IL w. for that REASON that he gavo '"o the
as ssgss g q Ssisrse Il e;s ~ s% sst
Witness.1t wus u,ulerstool that was to
sote for !lcpew. ] did uQt say 30 III 10 many
words. From the fact :ot Ills ,l.ayinK INC
kao@ It WIS gnler9top@ that was e vote