Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-20

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ersy. A family Of three are rspor.4
drowned in . Aatboat, thirtsen uile
below here. ..-.
2sse - ne 1swafesrss.
Iowa CRY. June l0.-Spesials rspos
The lSss q life At Irish Ridge az 10 70 l:
Boom, June l9.--The tornado strucI
the southwestern part of Boone Count
on Saturday svsnine at O'Clock. 1t wa
plainly sssn here, and seemed twsnt
miles away. Reports are Just coming 1,
OF great destruction in that section. Al
buildings on several farms are com
pletely demolished. A church fou
miles south Of Ogden was DESTROYED
Many persons have been seriously injur
ed, and one man killed. Information i,
difficult to obtain on account of heavy
roads. A woman aud child are reported
missing. Ea
Raln In Rleee Of Wind.
SPEISoYIELD, H., June 19.-Hsavy
rains in this vicinity have done srsaa
damage to cJrnAslds lately. whsaA and
oats ase also Affected. 4f kE
Unisa Aen len ous.
CLEVELAND. Sumo 17.-More men have
gons to work at the Cleveland rolling
mills than at any other time since the
look out began, there being between 100
and 1900 IN all. President Chisolm SAYS
he has all the men he can employ at
present, and in two or three departments
applications are refused because all pla-
ces are Allied. He expects no difficulty
In procuring all the non-union men the
company needs, and says other depart
ments will be started as soon as ready
About fifteen entire works are now
In operation, and the remainder closed
for repairs, alterations or lack of con-
tracts. Mr.. Chisolm says the quality is
as good as ever turned out at the mills.
No disturbance was reported today, and
the police and military are on duty as
usual. Strikers in the rolling mills yes
terday formed in two distinct divisions,
the union men and the outsiders. The
latter have been fed BY union men as
compensation for striking. and have
made all the disturbance. The amalea-
mated association, therefore, have deci-
ded to out OF their supplies, and thus
will have the effect Of leaving many more
strangsrs free to work. The strikers arc
about subdued.
Tee Mach water.
SAaAro0A, Juns ia heavy storm
pcsvaiisd On Saturday Afternoon, and
much damage was done by water.
0sse DessPacelen BY the stsrna.
4AooN, Iowa, June l9.-Five Of the
best business houses here, both churches
and one-third Of the dwellings were do
mOlished by the storm. Several dead
bodies have been found.
Application Denied.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-Justice Brad
ley. Of the United States Supreme Court,
to whom Guiteau's counsel applied for
q writ of habeas corpus, today filed a
d ,nial of the application with the clslk
of the court. Justice Bradley holds
that the courts Of the District of Colum-
bia have full jurisdiction Of the case,
and that NO reasons exist for granting n
writ.
Another Big Bridge.
81. LouH, Juno Bit b said tho re-
cent visit Of President Roberts, of Penn
sylvania, here. had in view the building
Of another bridge over the Mississippi
fog the uss of the PENNSYLVANIA Compa-
ny. the B ,ltimore & Ohio, Chicago and
Alton and indianapolis and ST. Louis.
Western Crops.
81. LOUIS, June l9.-Dun Il Co.'s
Commercial Agency have crop reports
from Missouri, southern Illinois, north
srn Arkausas aud Indian Territory. the
droughty section Of last year. It sp-
psars that . handsome balance, after
all liabilities are discharged, will remain
this year. Arkansas farmers are de-
spondeut over the failure Of cotton and
corn to sprout. There is a decreased
acreage In cotton in Missouri, the land
being plowsd up and replanted in wheat
and corn. In some places tobacco ID
not promising. In northern Arkansas
Wheat is in fine condition and ready for
harvesting. In many places the scse
ago is inCrssssd from 9 to I0O, per cent.
Thfee-fourtiss Of the district will yield
from 70 to ~ bushels per acre. Corn ID
vcry backward. In some places plant
ing is not finished. The acreage ID
enormous. Eight counties III Missouri,
four in Illinois. and one IN Arkansas ~
port great damage to corn and hay by
rain and the army worm. Oats are i'm
proved and 6ns everywhere. Grazing
has besn sxssllent and meat animals
srs doing extremely we'll. -
RailrseA Talk Ay Dainssadman.
CHICAGO. June l9.-W. H. Vanderbilt
and party arrived In Chicago this after
noon. Vanderbilt saya tho object of hi.
visit IL examination Of lines Of tta
Northwestern, with inquiry into thu
traffic services Of the west. The party
intends to so to Winnipeg. Vanderbilt
admits having large individual inter
est in Book Island. Burlington. Santa
Fs and Union Paeils road; hDt statst
that be had httls vaics d ths manage
mont. He improved the opportunity :.
deny he ever unloadsd Lake Shore stpel
on his friends. ard remarked he hat
this year increased his holding in tha
road by &0.nt0 shares. He said he has
given no assurance that Lake Shor'
would pay two per cent. quarterly, no
would he pretend that New York Csn
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