The semi-weekly miner., 1883-11-07

| SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Nov. .,-Tba
loss here from the cyclone viii
amount at least to $4,000 Tha
Springfield woolen mills building Wa4
almost totally destroyed. The ma.
chinery was very slightly DAMAGED
The large stock Of wooden goods va
saved with slight damage. The EN-
ployes Of the woolen 1nill of whom
! there are over 80, escaped with few
! bruises. Many dwellings were blown
! down. F. A. Hareker loses his rev
cigar factory, residence and Carpenter
shop. His family were absent on :.
visit.
A special to the He2old from Re
public, says: The cyclone passed about
one mile north Of this place this gl
ternoon, doing great damage. The
house Of Mr.. Ingles Was blown down
not one stick being left On another
and the contents We're scattered
to the winds. The new house and
l,arn of Jefferson Wallace WAS entire
ly demolished and the house of Mrs
Linda Youngbiood Was blown down,
John Ingles is badly injured inter,
nally. He was cut about the head
and face and bis left leg was broken.
Mrs. Ingles Vas badly bruised about
the limbs. Walter Strong, who was
sitting in Mr, Iugles' house, was badly
shocked and Mrs. Strong was seri0ns.
ly hurt as also was one Of Mrs.
Youngblood's children. Mr.. lnglas
lost everything in his house as did
also MIR. and Mrs. Strong and l!rs.
Youngblood.
A Herald correspondent Ill Brook
lyn sends the following: The cyclnne
passed this vicinity at 2:l0 D. IT.
sweeping everything in its cuurse.
1t passed west OF town and WAS
about 800 yards wide. II blew James
Garlins' house entirely away. The
family was uniuj;lred, but Mr. Gar
Inns who was about the premises was
seriously wounded The top OF
Philip Gariin's house wss blown oil
and his entire crop OF wheat vas
blown away. Mrs. Boone was bruised
and injured, Grandma H4Dar-
y was killed, and John
Haberly was Injured lanes
McCalps house Was demolished.
George Hoberly's house vas blown
lown, I. J. Walters house and barn
we're blown down, Mr.. Ingles' house
was blown down Alfred R"ndall's
house and barn were blown down
md he was badly hurt on the head.
Mrs. Aiken had leg broken. Mis-
Emma Berry. Mrs. Jane Huaeran.
Mrs. Won Annien We're severely III
ured and two children Of the latter
ady were badly hurt. Loss o the
estimated at ;o2U,Ai ana
he damage to household goods viii
cot up d good round SUM. perhaps
an aggregate oi :, quarter ii
million.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. G.-Tho cougt ol
|ppeals this morning decided IN dp-
'llcatlon on a writ Of certlu@@ri,
uashlng the proceedings OF the
0ard OF police commissioners Iii
emoving the ex-chiet Of police
campbell. The decision virtually r.
nstates Campbell as ehiaf Of police
MADRID. Nov. 5.-Senicr p Go-
lez, the minister Of foreign affairs.
as Informed Colleagues that the con-
rOversv with france. growing GuI
the ill-treatment OF King Alfonso
1 Paris, has been settled. The core
oondence says that the government!
as decided to appoint Marshal Ter
anO as Spanish ambassador 10 France
place Of Due de Feruan NIenz.
CHICAGO, Nov, 5.-TGmfs' J,ica
oscoe Conkling has returned TO Ltj-
to odicla as pail bearer 1t the
ineral of Arthur L. johnson Moth
e has yet been learned $50 the C"n-
tlon OF the trust funl o. .!ohHSons
ster, which amounts TO : ,50,lto.
LONDON. Nov. G.-Cnief Justice
1leridge has consulted Charles Rus
III and other leaders of tua English
II, regarding differences uf proceed
e in the high courts oi England
id America. One point discussed
as the admission Of foreign AaWyeI5
practice in English court.
CHICAGO, Nov. GA ,'aifuahua
lexlco) special states Caar 'tc3h
lpp. a wealthy resident nI f..!WaN~
e, Wis. while on his Wv ,,@20e VIA
{ Mexican Central, was T'soei ol
UO and murdered py roaJ or5Hts-
vo days ago his wife WIS outraged.
PARIS, November ga ire o1'
rred at RoabeTg today III 2 Iar-
y where 300 persons were cn.H-"Nr
Thirty women were working ~
upper story. The hanp5 eau>ed
explosion and cut of their escape
d they leaped Trolu the WlidoW@.
rty persons we,e Injured. Inc
ne of agony witnessed while the
Tins were being exJriCated from