Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-21
AddIiIona1 Storm Renor,.


Dies MONIES, June 20th-Msil reports froyn
Story county represent the damage there by
the cyclone of Saturday night as very serious,
Several buildings were swept away at Kelly.
All the buildings on the farms of J. A. Nc
Farland and VIM. Templeton were oblit-
Grated. Further east, all the buildings on
sixteen farms were swept away. fhe Story
county farmers, who lost every thing in goods,
furniture. stock and horses, are b. j. Everett,
l.. d. Tooker, B. f. Chapman, Geo. F.
Hempstock, l.. D. Thompson, Benton Car.
rington and Mr.. Whitney. Those who
suffered considerable loss are Ira Baker, III.
e. Matthews, Ell. Pierce, VIM. Matthews,
George Haley. S. ]. Alderman and A. V.
Norris. The school-house in Albany was
carried away. All the growing crops in the
track of the wind were destroyed, AID cattle,
horses, hogs and poultry carried long dis
tances and deposited dead. Mrs.. L. d.
Thompson's little girl was killed, and her
own arm broken. G. w. Hemplock had
leg broken, and his wife and child were in
jured internally. In Boone county. num-
Der of farm houses and bains were carried
off, and an S-year-old boy of Christian Peter
son killed. The list of wounded at Malcom,
Poweshiek county, is as follows Mr.. Houck,
Mr.. Akers and three children, Mr.. Suekloth
and wife, MIR. Rogers, Mrs. Wethefbee, O.
Myers and soh- John Duffus. wife and child,
Mr.. Anders and wife, MIR. Blood, wife and
three children, three of Mr.. McClure's fam
lily, and three of the Ssandocker family.
fThe Proposed Fast Mail.
CHICAGO, June 20sh-W. B. Thompson,
Superintendent of the United States Railway
Mail Service, is in the city, in the interest of
the proposed fast mail between New York
and San Francisco. 1t is learned that it has
been decided to institute this service between
New York and Chicago at saving of twelve
hours time. The train will begin runniBg
some time in July. Superintendent Thomp-
sons visit has to do with the proposed service
between Chicago and the Missouri river. 1t
is learned that the roads to which Postmas.
ter General Howe proposed this matter on
his recent visit refuse to enter into any ar
rangement of the kind, and it will therefore
be impossible to have fast service between the
points named. The reason the roads decline
ID that they are low at peace and under
schedule arrangement, and neither of them is
willing to break away from the present
schedule.
The MendeIi Memorial Filed.
WASHINGTON, June 20sh.-Rspresentativ
Berry has presented to the Secretary of War
memorial of the Executive Committee Of
the lily iraulic Mining Debris Commit.
tee, adopted at the session in Sacramento
June 9TH last, asking the immediate removal
Of Lieutenant Colonel George II. MendeD,
Government Z 1gineer in charge of the fund
for the protection of the Sacramento and
Feather rivers.
Fight Between Cowboys and Indians.
CHICAGO. June 2O;h.-A Little Rock Ark
special says A telegram received here this
morning states that a fight occurred between
cowboys and Indians on the border Of Indian
Territory. in which four of the former were
killed. Colopel Alexander Polk, of Howard
county, had employed some cowboys to drive
a herd Of 1000 cattle TO Colorado. The boys
were herding the stock in the Nation, en-
route for their destination. and were ordered
to remove the cattle, but failed or refused to
do go. when the light ensued.
Pacific Coast Nominations.
WASHINGTON, June Gosh. = Among the
for Pustmasters cent to the Sen
ate by the President we're Raymond Holmes.
at Bodie, Cal, and Henry f. West, at Peta-
luna, Cal.
SeveBty.Ive Persons Poisoned.
CHICAGO, June 20ih=The Inter. Oceans
Adrian, Mich, special says: Ssventy-fve
people have been poisoned here since Friday
by eating certain brand of chess; none,
however, fatally. A microscopic examine
ton shows that i. is filed with some unrecog-
n zsd parasites.
Bad Behavior OF PugiIisf.
Boston, June 20th.-Wsrrants are out for
the arrest of the pugilist, John Sullivan He
is said to have been behaving badly tiuce his
ing fight. Several policemen threaten to
shoot him on sight.
Oil Struck by Lightning.
BRADFORD Pa J. June 20sh.-A severe
thunder storm passed over the northern oil
field yesterday, and two tanks, one of SO. 600
aud the other of 35, eco barrels capacity, were
struck near Clean. aud are now burning.
Some sixty.fve other large tanks are in dan.
ger. Some thirty rigs and small tanks were
struck 10 various parts of the field. with the
loss of several thousand barrels of oil.
The Pension Appropriation Bill.
WASHINGTON, June 20sh.-The Pension
Appropriation bill, appropriating 500 000,-
600. passed the House yesterday.