Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-15

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Lightning last nigh. did considerable dsmaee
N this cisy and neighborhood. Tie Baptist
Church at North Parma was badly wrecked.
snd fourteen telegraph poles Just north of the
city were shattered by lightning.
HARTFORD (Coun.l September 14.h.-A
terrific hurricane passed over the village Of
Winston this evening. destroying ten houses
and five barns, mostly in the northe asssrn
portion OF the village. No lives were lost,
nut several persons were injured. Mrs.
Daniel Maxwell, Thomas Ash and Miss
Mary Corners were seriously hurt. Miss
Conners Is IN critical ooLdition, and is sup
posed to be injured internally. The injured
are mostly hart only slightiy-Ths -cyslons
uproosed the largest trees.
ALBANY IN. Y. J, September 14sh.-A ter.
RIBS wind-storm swept through Mohawk
| valley this afternoon. At Mundenviile. g
man driving load of hay drove into barn
to escape the storm. The barn was blown
down and the man and team we're killed.
There were severe thunder storms along the
Hudson. The lightning was incessant and
pilndlng. In many places the Hudson River
railroad track is flooded and telegraph wires
| broken.
Yellow Fever.
BROWNSVILLE (Tex / September l4th.-
The hio Grande is still raising. We are com
pleteiy isolated. Oar mails neither come nor
| 90. Ihirty-two new cases of fever were re-
| ported to-day, but no deaths from fever have
occurred in the last "A hours. All the sick in
the city are doicg well now. Il is generally
believed that the pbysiciaUs have entire con-
troll OF the fever, ahd hopes are entertained of
Its disappesrancs inside OF two weeks. TIE
sick IN Fort Brown are doing well, and there
are no new cases. The sick of Point Isabel
are doing well. with few new cases and no
deaths there for sevaral days past.
NATAMoRAs, September l4sh.-The neonls
are very indignant at the establishment OF a
quarantine. The city is reported healthy.
Ihe weather Is clear and pleasant.
PENSACOLA (Fla.l September l4,b.-Eley.
en- cases of fever vera reported to-day. and
| two deaths. Tbs fever continues TO rage in
this city, and restitution and suffering is on
the increase. while the means for it's ameliors-
ton are daily growing more and more made.
| quate. The National Board of Health re.
fuses to make reasonable appropriation, and
AID from the outside is scarce. There ale
about 100 cases under treatment, The medi.
Cal men have been taxed to their utmost.
:, CoRPus CHRISTI Tex, September l4sh.-
fnrsy cases OF yellow fever are reported at
Mier, Mexico. introduced on goods from
Matamoras. Refugees are going from Mier
to Monterey.
BROWNSVILLE, September Iisb.-Thirty.
two cases were reported to-day, including re-
lspses and intermittent cases. There were no
deaths. The force of the disease is broken,
Nominations for Congress.
CINCINNATI, September 14th.-The Repub.
| neans OF the First District have nominated
Benz. Butterworth for Congress. The Re.
pubncans of the Second District have nomi.
mated Amos Smith, Jr. Thomas Z, Young
is the present Incumbent
SYRACUSE IN. Y J. September l4th.-Frapk
Hiscock has been nominated 70. Congress- by
the r ,publicsns.
CHICAGO, September Ii b. - Henry +,
Sheridan has been nominated FIR Congress by
the Democrats OF the Second District.
OscALoosA tIa.l, September I4;b.-Ths
enhackers of the Sixth District have nom
mated james B. Weaver for Congress.
MONROE (Wi+. }, September itb.-The Re
publican Congressional Convention of the
Third District are in deadlock, standing
Reyes 20 and Hszelson 20. Keyeq, however
secured the organic alton.
ST. PAUL Mimi, September I4.h.-Tht
Prohibitionists of the Fourth District bav,
nominated L. c. Phillips for Congress.
DEs MoIsEs (Ia.), September 14sh.-Th;
Democrats of the Second District have nom
mated h. Murphy for Congress.
PEORIA (Ill.), September l4th.-The Dem
ocrats of the Tenth Distric. have nominated
N. L. Worthipgton for Congress.
ELMIRA IN. W September l4sh.-Th,
Republicans Of the Twenty Dis,ric
have nominated Archie L. Baxter for Con
gress.
ELIzaBETHTowS tKy.l. September I4th.-
There Is no prospect of breaking the deadlock
on nominating successor 20 J. Proctor
huott. There are six candidates,
Nebraska Democratic state Convention
OMAHA, September l4th-The Democratic
State Convention to-day nominated for Gov
eruor j.. Sterling Morton Lieutenant. Gov
ernor, j. +. Warner; Secretary of State
Charles j; Bowisiey; Treasurer, Peter D
Stewart Attorney General, j. G. Crawford
Auditor. Charles Leach Commissioner O
Public Lands AID Buildings, Henry Grebe
Superintendent # Public Instruction, Chss
A. Spiece; Regent of the University, Isaa,
Burke.
The Returned Here.
NEW York, September lith.-Enginee
Melville, of the Jeanette Arctic execution
was given a public reception to-day at tn,
City Hall. As he entered tbs Governor
room he recognized an old friend. Chief En-
gineer Dandy, U. S. n. (retired), and rush
ing to him clasped him in his srms AMI kisset
him again and again. Two thousand citizens
paid their respects TO Melville, who shool
hands warmly with each visitor. The hao
quet tonight was attended by about 20O O
the best known citizens. An address of vel
come was delivered by Judge Brady. Mel
vile made a short response. Mayor Grac
and others also made addresses. Niudsr
mann arrived late, and was loudly cheered.
A Frightfui Death.
CHICAGO, September I4sh.-At the Jolie
rolling mills this morning James Furgusol
swung ladle so carelsssiy as to pour FIVE ton
OF molten steel into the pit where he stood
roasting himself instantly.
Yachting pisaster Fourteen Person
| Drowned.
CONCORD IN. Fl } September 14th.-A dis
patch was received at Weirs early this even
ing stating that The yacht Nelly, half mill
out from Wol:htrg, had csp,ized, and four
teen persons ware drowned.
Destructive Bush Fire.
NIAGARA FALLS Y. Y. September lish.-
A destructive bush ice Is raging above ant
below the bank on the American side Jus
below the suspension bridge. Buttsry's ele
vator and other buildings are 10 darger.
Emma Bend Dfing
TAYLoRvILLE Ill.) September 14th.-Mis
Emma Bond is in d. ing condition. Las
night it required four men to held her. He
death, which is hourly expected, may again
rouse the population to violent outbreak.
The Nebraska Stale Pair.
OMAHA, September 14.h.-The State Fai
is an unprecedented success. Fully %, 90,
people attended to-day, and more are ex
pected to morrow.
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