Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-21

| TWO storms went over the town at lO:3O
and broke in fearful fury; demolishing
entirely the Baptist Church, lifting the
spire from the Presbyterian Church high
in the air and inverting it. The point
struck the sidewalk in front of the
Church and was driven into the ground
many feet. The towers and roofs of all
churches in the place were unroofed.
though it lasted bnt forty minutes.
Three hundred dwellings were unroofed
and not q single chimney was left stand
ing. Thousands of trees were twisted
off. Three large brick school houses
are in ruins, but the the college build
ing escaped, being protected by fine
grove of trees in the campus, which
are all down. Only two persons are re-
parted killed.
| Apaches shot.
New YORK, June ia Chihuehua
dispatch states that twenty seven Apache
prisoners captured in recent fights with
Juh's and Nana's bands, We're taken into
the field yesterday and shot. They met
their fate with remarkable GOODNESS.
| COunterfe1ter sentenced.
CHICAGO, June l9.-James B. Doyle,
the couDterhter, was sentenced to II
years in the penitentiary.
Cyclone in Michigan.
DETROIT June Yesterday q cy-
clone struck southeast of Bay City doing
much damage. The same storm evil
IDENTIFY swept through portions of Tus-
cola and Huron counties doing great
damage. The storm moved in an easterly
direction, and reports coming in from
further on its course say much property
was destroyed and many people injured.
loss by the storm.
Dies MONIES, June l9.-Henry conn
tvs loss by the storm will reach
$500, 900.
The Last Melancholy Traces.
LONDON, June l0-W. II. Glider, the
Herald correspondent with the Rogers,
sends the following dispatch dated
Lena Delta, April IL, 1882 Melville
found the bodies of Belongs party
March 23d. They were in two places,
500 and 1000 yards from the wreck of
the scow. Melville's search party first
started from the supply depot to follow
Nindeman's route from Usterdy to NAL
vey and afterwards from Malvey back
towards Usterdy. They stopped at the
place which Ninderman and Noros
passed the first day after they left De-
Long, feeling sure that the Others had
not got mnch further. There they
found the wreck and then came upon
rifle barrel hung upon four sticks Here
six words were unintelligiblc. They set
the natives to digging on the east side
of the sticks and soon came upon two
bodies under eight feet of snow. While
these men We're digging towards the east,
Melville went on along the bank, twenty
feet above the river to find the place to
take the bearings. He then saw camp
kettle and the remains of fire about
thousand yards from the tent and, APP
preaching, nearly stumbled upon De-
Longs hands sticking out of the snow,
about thirty feet from the edge of the
bank. Here, under about four feet of
snow, they found the bodies of belong
and Amber, about three feet apart and
All Sam lying at their feet, all partially
covered by pieces of blankets. All the
others except Alexia, they found at the
place where the tent was pitched Lee
and Knock We're close by in cleft in
the bank towards the west. Two boxes
of records, with medicine chest and flag
on staff We're beside the tent. None
of the dead had boots. Their feet were
covered with rags tied on. In the
pockets of all We're pieces of burnt skin
and of clothing which they had eaten.
The hands OF all were more or less burned
and it looks as if when dying they had
crawled into the fire. Boyd was lying
over the fire, his clothing being burned
through to the skin which was not
burned Collins's face was covered
with cloth. All the bodies We're car
ried to the top of the hill, 300 feet high,
about forty versts to the southwest from
where they were found and there in
tered i'll a mausoleum constructed of
wood from the scow. The mausoleum
was covered with stones and is to be
sodded in the Spring. A cross is in
scribed with the record and names of
the dead cut in by the search party.
After completing the tomb the party
separated to search the delta for traces
of Chipp's people. Melville went to
the northwest part of the delta and west
as far as Olenik river. Ninderman took
the centre and Bartlett the northeast.
Ninderman and Bartlett found nothing.
Melville has not vet returned