Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-19
FrlghifnI Storm Buildings Dem6IIshed-
Girls KIIIed-Man SIruck by Lightning.


FrIghIfuI storm-BuiIdings Demolished
Girls Killed Nan struck by Lightning.
LEAvESwoRTH (Kas.1 June l7th.-A ter
rible wind-storm prevailed between II and
o'clock this morning, and Mount st. Mary's
Academy, four miles south OF this city. euf
tered terribly. The main tower was blown
over on the dormitory, crushing in the roof
and Ida Golden, Annie Mcdonald and Ma
bel McLachlan. of this city Mary Austin,
of Carrolton, Mo, aged from II 70 10, were
instantly killed. Three other children were
injured. Tee Kansas Central Elevator was
blown down; loss, $4,000 Wheat is not
seriously injured. The fruit is half stripped
from the trees, but there will still be a good
crop. An unknown ran was blown into the
river and drowned. Barns and houses were
blown down and unroofed ali over the city.
Trees were uprooted and general devastation
wrought.
VALLEY FALLS tKas J, June 17th.-A Sc.
we're wind-storm passed over this section
about II o'clock last Light. + ID. Hilfyer
was struck by lightning and seriously blurred.
A large part OF the roof of Hutchins' livery
stable was blown away and another build
ing moved from as foundations la the
country q number If houses and barns were
blown down, but no one was hurt. The
damage done to orchards and other fruit crops
was very great. Huudrets of trets arr
broken down, though field crops are not much
hurt.
ST. LOUIS, June II h The So IN East
st. Louis by last nights storm was about
$50 0on Houses, wires, stock, mills, etc,
suffered.
mere was a terrific tornado at Kant as
City, aud Il wires al all dowr. Two men
were killed. The l,ss at Kansas City is
$500, 900.
CUMBERLAND June 17tb 1t is rumored
there will soon be q con promise between the
companies aud the miners on basis Of c)u :
promise CT fifty cents pr ton, ard zen hCurs'
work.
CLEVELAND, June l7.h.-Moro uea went
TO work at tire Gle vels1d rol iug mills tod v
than ut any siune siucs the lockout began. he
tween !. 200 4nd / $50 10 all President { his
holm says he has sill tbs men he can employ
ut present, snd in two or three dspartmsn.s
applications are refused, because all the
places are filed. He expects no difficulty in
procuring all the hon. Union men the COM
pany needs, and says the other departments
will be started up as soon as ready. Mr..
Chisholm says the quality Is as good as ever
was turned out st the mills. No disturbance
is reported to-day. The police and military
are on guard as usual.
The strikers 10 the rolling mill yesterday
formed into two distinct divisions, the U MON
men and the outsiders. The latter have been
fed By the U nion, as compensation fer strik.
ing, and have made all the disturbance. The
Amalgsmated Association, therefore, have
decided to cut off their supplies. This will
have the effect OF leaving many more strikers
free to work.
Looking for the Prize-Fighters.
PITrsBUge, June 17th.-The authorities Of
Columbiana county, Ohio, are hunting up
Weeden and Malouey on account OF Thurs
days prizs-fght. Weeden Left this city for
Philsdelphis yesterday, and Maloney is hid.
ing somewhere. 1t is probable the Campbell
Mailing fight, which was to come off on the
26sh, will be interfsred with. The principals
will be notified that they cannot relnain in
training in Allegheny county. What they
will do about it is another question.
Closing Castle Garden.
INV YoRK, JUICE 17th.-At q meeting OF
the Emigration Commissioners to-day it was
decided to close Castle Garden at ence to all
steamship lines refusing to pay 80 cents for
each immigrant landed. Only two compa-
mics, the Compaigne Generals Trans. Allan
tilue and North German Lloyd, have agreed
to pay the tax. The Garden is practically
suspended.
Burning OF Cotton Waste Mill.
BosToN, June 17sh. - This moruirg
Timothy Rsmeck's cotton waste mill. en-
Boston Highlands, took FIRE. The building
contained u1ch cotton waste, which being
thoroughly soaked by water from the engines,
became so heavy as TO burst this walls, which
fell upon several 6remen, who were badly
injured. Thomas Killahan, it is feared, is
badly hurt.
Struck by Stray Bullet.
CLEVELAND, June 17th-As Barren Kyle
was driving through the village of Olmsted
Falls yesterday, when passing across rife
range forty rods beyond the target, at which
some young men were shooting, be was struck
by stray bullet, which lodged near his heart,
inhicting probably a fatal wound.
Phenomenal uaM-storm.
DUBUQUE (Ia) J. June 17th.-There was
remarkable hsil-stoIm here this afternoon
Some of the stones were three or four inches
Ia diameter; the majority were as large a
oranges. An immense amount Of glass wa
broken and several persons seriously injured
senseless Story.
WASHINGTON. June 17th. - An evening
Journal printed letter from Boston givinl
warning of plot by men and women of tina
city to sssassinate President Arthur anc
Charles H. Reed.
New York Auti.Monop0iists.
NEW York, June 17th.-The County Anti
Monopoly League held large mass meeting
in Cooper Institute Thursday I sht Pete
Cooper and John Kelly were on the plat
form. +. B. Thurber read review Of tn,
work done by the last Legislature. He men
toned the names of Senators Jacobs snC
Mccarthy and Assemblymen AlVord snc
Patterson as allies Of the monopolists, snC
Chairman Stanley, Of the Railroad Com
mission. as a tool of the monopolists. TIT
history of the variousb bills. the FIVE cent-fart
bill. the Railroad Commission bill and others
were reviewed, and resolutions deprecatine
legislative action in regard to some of then
were passed.
Two Cars Fall Through a TresfIe.
CLARKsBUEG wv. Val, June 17th.-An &C
cident occurred to the train leaving here yes.
terdsv morning on the GAINESVILLE and West.
ern rlway, while crossing a trestle. Two
cars fell through. About twenty passengers
were aboard the train. Mr.. Carey, of New
York, aud Mr.. Goldsborough, of Baltimore
died of il juries. Nearly all the passenger
were more or less hurt, one woman fatally
The accident is attributed to the turning Of g
rail.
Cheating the Mangman.
BALTIMORE, June 17th.-Andrew Pfautch,
sentenced to be hanged for the murder Of
Jacob Lackiar, killed himself yesterday by
cutting his throat