Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-10

no two of the present Republican Congress.
men into the same district.
Another Destructive Hurricane,
GALVESTON, May 9th.-A special reports
the destruction of the East Bernard railroad
depot by tornado. besides other damage in
the town and neighborhood. Two houses on
Wharton street were leveled and a man
killed.
Appalling Storm In Texas.
CHICAGO, May 9sh.-The Times special
from Dallas says: A most appalling storm
disaster occurred last night near McAllister.
As the wires are down for miles, full details
cannot yet be learned. Reports of the ex'
tent of the storm are conflicting, but
the most reliable are that eight persons
were killed outright and forty wounded.
Many of the latter will die. 1t is certain
that this number is no way exaggerated,
and the probability is that the fatalities
and casualties are much larger. The disaster
occurred at the coal mine, three miles from
McAllister station, on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Railway. The storms came from
the southwest and southeast in triangular
shape, from near Fort Worth on one side and
Paris on the other. and appeared to meet and
center near McAllister. A great deal OF
damage was done near Paris. The build
ings at the McAllister mine were COM
ings have been arranged for the dead
and wounded. Physicians have gone up
from here, and all possible will be sent for
ward. The storm was a most terrific one,
and extended generally through Texas,
Arkansas and Indian Territory. Railroad
travel is suspended in nearly all directions by
washouts. A locomotive on the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad went over an
embankment near Armstrong, Indian Terri
tory, last night, killing the engineer. There
was great hailfall with the storm, which
extended as far north as Fort Gibson.
Heavy Rains In Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, May 9th.-Since Friday
morning at o'clock thirteen inches OF rain
fell here, over six inches falling between P,
NJ. Sunday and the same hour to-day. The
rains have been general and heavy through
out the State, suddenly ogerhowi1g many
river bottoms and stopping railroad trains.
wife Murder and suicide.
New YORK, May 9th.-At the boarding
house of Mrs. Eli NJ. Haight, 307 West
Fourteenth street, Monday night Captain
Frank b. Ames, aged 30, prominent ship
owner of Bangor. Maine, shot and killed his
wife while she was sleeping, and then killed
himself. A daughter in on her wedding tour
in Europe.
No Danger OF n Crow Indian Outbreak.
ST. PAUL. May Sth.-Msior O'Toole, post
trader at Fort Keogh, now here, laughs at
the idea of Crow Indian outbreak. The
Crows are angry because the whites have en-
tered their country, but there is more danger
that the whites will kill the Crows than the
reverse. Their only reprisals will be by
theft.
Collision of Trains.
CONCORD IN. H., May 9th-A passenger
train and q cattle train on the Boston, Con-
cord and Montreal Railroad came in collision
last night. w. H. Absl, inventor of knit
ting machine, and Hiram Jones, q drover
together with several freight cars and the
baggage car, were badly smashed. The pas.
senger cars remained on the track. and none
of the occupants were injured.
Freight Train Falls Throua. the open
Draw OF Bridge.
HURON ,OI, May 9sh.-Last evening To-
connective and thirty cars of Lake Shore
freight train went through the open draw
into the river. Nobody was killed. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. The draw was open
to repair the bridge.
BOycOtting In Massachusetts
GREENFIELD, May Sth.-As result of boy
cotting G. l.. Rist, business man of Tur-
ners Falls, by the Irish population, on &C.
count of his having served on the Mcmillan
Grand Jury, the Protestants have withdrawn
their patronage from all Irish dealers, of
whom there are number.
knights Of Honor.
BALTIMORE, May 9th.-The annual session
of the Supreme Lodge of the Knights of
Honor, beneficial society, is in progress
here. Delegates are present from nearly all
.he States and Territories.
The Southern Methodists' Conference.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), May 9th.-In the
Methodist Conference South a resolution
was presented to-day to authorize an annual
Conference in China and Central Mexico.
ThermOmetrlcal.
NEW YORK, May Midnight
est temperature, TT; lowest, 52'.
CHICAGO, May 7th.-Highest temperature,
730; lowest co..