Daily Republican., 1882-09-13
THIRD EDITION.
NEWS SU UMMARl.
THE FLORIDA CYCLONG-SWE'
DISH OPERATlVE& To TAKE
PLACE OF FSrRIKERS,

Later accounts of the ravageS OF the
recent cyclone in Florida STOW that,
besides destroying and damaging the
crops and other property, it caused loss
of life. The greatest fury of the storm
was felt on Sunday morning, when
tornado was experienced. At Quincy,
five persons, all colored, were killed; at
Darbyville, 25 miles east OF Jackson
Vile, one man was killed and tlve
others injured, and many hogs and cat
tie were killed. At Tallahassee many
buildings were unroofed.
Thirty.fve operatives from Sweden
arrived in Cohoes yesterday. They are
the first installment of three hundred
engaged to take the places Of the Har-
mony Mills operatives who left Cohoes
during the strike. The strikers are
daily applying to be taken back to work,
and the mills are running steadily
The Great Council of the United
States, Improved Order of Bed Men,
met yesterday in Easton, Penna., repre-
sentati yes being present from nearly
all parts of the Union. In the evening
the visitors were given reception IN
the Opera House, Governor hoyt dellV-
ering an address.
President Arthur left Bar Harbor
yesterday in q carriage for Baroor,
where be took the evening train for
Boston. He was accompanied only by
his private secretary. His departure
by sea was prevented by the contin'
nance OF the storm,
AU. S. registered bond, of the de-
6 G6OON plAO from the
office of the Register of the Treasury
nearly two weeks ago, and neither the
bond nor the thief have yet been found.
A duplicate of the bond will be issued
to its owner.
A Nevada paper reports that Senator
Fair has purchased 81 ,00O, 900 worth of
real estate on Market street, in Carson,
and that he will erect some "palatial"
buildings upon it next spring.
Mr.. a. T. Walker, of Montgomery,
Ala is the proud owner of the silver
headed hickory cane ouce carried by
President James X. Polk, it having
been presented to him by the Presidents
widow.
The second annual Convention OF the
Colored Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania
opened yesterday in Reading, the Dis
trict Master, William Brsxton, of Pitts
tsburg, presiding. The Convention re-
presents two thousand members.
News has been received in Galveston
of the total wreck ofa Norwegian bark,
bound from Rotterdam to that port, on
Pedro Island, 10 mjlnR from Corpus
Christi Pass. The cal p5Ein and five of
the crew were drowned.
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury
yesterday, in accordance with recent
act of Congress, ordered the establish.
ment of local board of inspectors Of
steam vessels at Gallipolis, Ohio.
The Crescent Mills aad Elevator, in
Denver, Colorado, were burned yester-
day morning. The loss Is estimated al
$225,00
The Court house, at Clarion, Penna,,
was burned yesterday morning. The
records were saved. The building was
finished in 1861, at a cost of $50, 900.
At fire at Sandy Creek, Oswegc
county, New York, on Monday night,
destroyed hotel, three stores, dwell
ling and four barns, causing a loss ol
$4,000
Forty-seven new cases ofyello fever
and one death-that of Customs Inspector
O'Malley-were reported yesterday il
Brownsville.
The iron fnishers at Pittsburg kav,
called meeting to-day to consider tn
question of Withdrawing from the Anal
gamated Association.
The wife Of banker named Radcliff
died in dentists Office, in Dunuviile
Ontarin, on Monday, while under tl
influence ofchloroform.
1t is reported from Sonora that tn,
Apaches have been driven out of tht
Sierra Madre Mountains.
Twenty new cases of fever and threl
deaths were reported in Pensacola.