Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-21

EAST e r N.
.omArrp rnEss DISPATCHES.
HaileA ~ lnA1aas.
o..,,oo June O.-A Little Rock sps.
..,. 4 sslseram was rsesivsd theirs
81 nornins durias AshsIbstwssa Gov.
and Indians on the border Of In
% ~, Territory, in which four Of the
s s,msr we're killed. Col. Alexander
as. Of Howard camp, had employed
~. Covboys to drive Q herd Of 1000
| .',.I. 70 Colorado. The boys were
..,diua the stock in tbs nation a route
,..,h.ir destination, and were ordered
;. ,.moys the stock, bat failed or r.
,,,,a when fight snsusd.
Ceneress Iswaas.
ma Nosxs, juno O.-An impromptu
..ss nesting Of citizens of Dss Moiues
Ia bsId Al the opera house tonight.
o,., iaaOO were reported raised today
:. a. ,.'if e Criminal and othsr storm
sr;ekeu vicinities in Iowa.
Tbs ssssn st Macon.
u.oos, Iowa, June l9.-Five of tho
IL businsss houses here. both churches
.od one .third Of the dwellings, wore do
,.lishsd BY tho storm. At South
u,ookIyn three people were killed.
The Kansas City storm.
A. LOUIS, June 19.-The Repnb.icans
Kansas City special says: The .severest
9.,d most destructive wind and rain
..orm that has ever visited this city in
,s.,s occurred yesterday. The velocity
n tho Wind vas estimated at 60 miles
mr. hour. The rainfall was heavy and
ibs lightning terrific. This morning
"a, si,y presented . friRhtful spectacle.
No. a single square in town escaped the
far Of the storm. The streets in every
quarter we're strswn with signs, avn
inev, limbs Of trees, roots and debris of
,ll descriptions. Scarcely an exposed
tuilding in the city remained whole,
shimneys being blown down, roofs taken
q, in many cases houses being ruined.
II would take columns TO enumerate all
tie damage. Among the more serious
bsssa are the iron bridge between the
cty and Hsmo1rdale, three spans Of
which arc carried away. Tho bridge
soss $4,000. The street railway stables.
sasuss 18th and Madison streets, were
lauagsd 5000 or $4,000, and the
sganhouse suffered to about tho same
s1tsnt. Coats opera house lost its roof;
oil the hotels were more or less damaged
md business houses and dwellings
h every part Of the city suffered moro
q lsss injury. The total loss will prob
ably reach $500, 700. Information from
the surrounding country shows that the
aYrm was pretty general, and that great
damage has been done 70 crops and
nearly all kinds Of property.
oeLsng and Cs0Danlens Reund.
Nav YoRx, Juno ia special cable
70 ths Herold from London June 18th,
sv ". H. Glider, Herald correspond
@t with the Rogers, sends the following
dispasoh:
LIMA DELTA, April II, lSS2.-Melville
found the bodies Of belongs party on
March 23d. They were in two places,
800 or 1000 yards from the wreck Of the
soow. Melvills's search party first
started from tho supply depot to follow
Nindsrman's route from Ustsrday to
Nslvig, and afterwards from MaiviR
back towards Ustsrday. They stopped
at place which Ninderman and Nores
passed tho Arst day after they left Ds
Longs, feeling sure that they had mo-
got much further. There they fount
the wreck and some junk. They CAM
spon . rife barrel hung upon four stick
--[hess six words unintelligible.l The.
ct the natives 70 digging on the cas-
side Of the sticks, and soon came upol
two bodies under eight feet of snow
While thsss men were digging towsrdl
the east, Melville went on along th'
hank twenty fest above the river 10 fin(
place to take bearings. He then 90
. camp kettle and the remains Of frs
about a thousand yards from the tent
aud on approaching nearly stumbled OF
Belongs hands sticking out Of ths
snev, about thirty feet from the edge ol
The hank. Here, under about four fec
Of snow. they found the bodies Of d,
Long and Amber about three fsss apart
and lying near them we're all the party
covered BY pieces Of blankets. All II,
others. except Alexis, they found At .
Place whore the tsnt vs. pitched. Il,
and Knox we're eloss By, in elsft In "a,
hlak towards the vssA, and two boxes ot
records, with msdioins chest and das
- staff were beside ths tent. None oi
~ dead had boots; their feet were COW
Nd with rags tied on. In the pockstl
xall we're pieces Of burnt skin and ol
dsshinR, which they had eaten. Tht
hands Of all were more or less burnt and
y looked - il whom dying they ha<
snvlsd into the Are. Boyd was lyinl
ever The 6rs and his clothing was burn
= through to the skin, which was no
bsznsd. Collins's fass was covered bv
sseA. All the bodies were carried to th'
sp Of . hill 3Co fest high and fort.
versa 70 the southwest from where the!
vsfs found. and there inferred In I
msusolsum constructed Of wood fr0u
w soov. The mausoleum was oovsss,
vha stones, and was to bs sodden in th'
ps'na; cress inscribed with ths reoort
snd name Of tho dead vas cut in BY III
Asch party. After completing th
,ono the party separated TO search u
s''sA for traces Of NE Chippa people.
kias kalakaua Fixing Up.
wAmxoroS, June ia esntlsmal