Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-30
RAG sauthern CYclonc.

DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Southern Cyclone.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2Sth.-A special diE-
patch to the Times Democrat. from Wessou,
ssys th5re wsrs swo additional deaths ct
Wesspn to-dzy-s little son of J. t. Gibson
end Mrs Finch. Tie damage BY the cFcioue
at BeEuressrd ID now estimated st $3.50 COO.
A singuia. fact IL connection with The cyclone
eaas may Be neasioned IS, .has there we're
about forty persons of Jewish extraction in
Beauregstd during the cyclone, sad sill of
them were picked out of the debris, aud not
one was seriously injured.
Colonel ). L. Powers, ef jackson, Miss i,
tslegraphs: A letter from Frenci Camp
gives some particulars Of the storm in Chsc-
taw and Attala counter The cyclone orig.
insted six miles west Of French Camp, Sun
day morning at 10 O'clock. Il travelsd south-
| sssteslY, increasi ing in force until il lsft
Choctaw creek on .he left side, when Il came
to Beechits, which il followed several miles,
| prcstrating the whole swamp ard desostiug
all ths farms. The number Of killed By This
last storm is not known, bus many wese
wounded. It will be impossible for the suf-
ferers TO make crops unless assisted.
At Lebanon the Presbyterian Church was
Destroyed. st 1870 the cyclone struck At
tala county from the southwest, taking q d.
agonal course through the county. The storm
ia places was two miles wide.
At Wesson tho wounded arc al comfort-
ably provided with clean bedding and neces-
ssry underc,othipg. Delicscies are constantly
bsi1g sent to them. Many have been re-
moved, hus 43 are unable 60 be moved. Tho
Methodist church Is bsing used ss hesGquar-
sers fer the Red Cross Society. Ths Baptist
church IS considered unsafe In Bes suresard
The oturnh>a v.zara ti,x1-, In ar.i;nfavo
GALVESTON TEX J, April 2Sh.-The News'
Mineral Wells special gays: Yesterday even
ing a cyclone from the northwest struck tie
town Of Pintc, demolishing small buildings
aud unrooing more substaatisl placsa. Sew
erai persons were ssriously injured, but none,
so far as known, fatally.
ST. LOUIS, April 2Ssh.-Texss dispatches
ssy . violent win2-ssorm swept ovesithe north
1estera part Of the State last night, doing
much damage. AZ Brenhsnn, Pelo Pinto snd
Bsltoa Buraber If houses were blown down,
and in Bill county several pereo5s are re-
ported killed. A. schoel-house. Containing 70
children, near Fort Worth. is demolished,
but OILY ono child is reported hurt.
RcT sPR1Ees (Ark.l April 28h.-Tbe
most disastrous hsil-storm ever known &C.
Cured hee at noon yesterday. Many build-
ings were badly damaged, hundreds of win-
dows broken, and Is ia feared the growing
crops are bAdly damaged.
Immigrants fsosn Ireland.
BosroN, April 2Sth. = The Allan lire
steamship Canadian brought 800 sseersge pse-
sensers into this port thie afternoon. 500 Of
whom are assisted I-ishmep. The latter
are OF all eges, from infants TO those wfinkled
by age and evidently inospacita.ed for labor.
Some were met by friends, while others
,,l - ha f.iaa dIaoo nd
confused as they were questioned as to their
future or their destination. One OF the most
intelligent said the English Government had
assisted him TO the extent Of clothing himself
and family, paying his passage to Cleveland,
ana giving him beside S25 He said a further
large number Of his friends and neishbors
were making preparation to como on the next
steamer.
Mitwsukee's Female Lnwyer.s -,
MILWAUKEE, April 2S.t.-Kate Kaue,
Milgaukee's female lawyer, who th ew water
| in Judge Malioy's face in revenge for aa a.
| legged insult during session Of Court lately,
was again before the public to-day, her case
coming up before Judge Hamilton, of the
Circuit Court on writ of certiorsri, calling
| for review Of the United States commis-
sionep Ryen's action in releasing her from
the county jail on habeas corpus proceedings.
becanss ths was confined on Judge Malloy' IS
word only, snd the papers of commitment
we're not made ous for an hour afteswsrd.
Judge Hamilton continued tie case till MoE-
day.
Red Clouds Gold MlRe.
WASHINGTON, April 2S,h.-Agent McGil-
cuddy, of the Pine Ridge Agency in Dakots,
under date of April 19ih, writes to the Co,n-
missioner of Indian Affairs as follows: " Red
Cloud wishes to inform the Great Father
Al L - = i 4
also that he has discovered gold mine on his
reservation, and intends to get to mining
with his people when the weather becomes
fine. He does not wish to be disturbed in the
possession Of said mine fer ten yssrs."
Opposed TO Encouraging snobbishness.
New YORK, April 2Sth.-At o meeting Of
the Brooklyn Central Labor Union, last
evening, the following was adcp.ei:
WHEREAS, The Trustees of the Brooklyn bridge
have designated whether designed or not, the Gath
of May the birthday Of Queen Victoria of England,
as the day for the formal opsning Of the bridge !;
therefore
opening of the bridge taking place that dsy,
thereby preventing any appearance OF snobbisbness
and toadying to Englishmen. 1t is act against
true democracy.
Father QEleisy Dying.
Troy IN. Y.l April 2S;h.-Death is about
to clam the Rev. Hugh QligleY, D. D., a
noted priest of this city. After coming into
this country, thirty six years ago, from Rome,
Father Qligley stationed hinisslf in Troy.
Upon completing ten years Of service here,
he accepted the Presidency of the University
Of S.. Mary, at Chicago. Ls.er he lab5rea
throughout ceotra, Illinois. His work next
led him among the Chippewa Iudisna on tie
bsnks Of Lake Superior, and conversions
were numerous From there be went - Cal
ifornis, aad after short resiseSc5 was at.
tackled wish oiabetes. he returned to Trey,
and has since been an iavslii. He is the
autEsr Of several works, amorg which may
bs mentioned "Fbe Ccoss and the Sham.
rock "The Ruined Abbey, !" . Pro6s sad
Less" TIE Life Of . G-n;ils," :" The Irish
in Amer:ca, sThe Itish Race j: Ca.i.oEaiz."
The Fire Geesrd.
FAIRFIELD (la.l, April 2SSh-The busineec
portion ef this p,sce was destroyed by Ere
this morning loss, $4,000.
BUFFALO IN. ", April 2S.h.-A fre IL
the Revere House at midnight frightened
about 100 guests out Of their roams and into
the stres.s. The origin Of the fire was ia e
concsrt saloon on the FIST floor, and this was
entirely destroyed. No lives we're lost. Fl.
nalcial loss inconsequsntial.
A Mu -derer Hanged by a Mob,
FLORENCE (Ala.), April 23sh.--An i'm
mense crowd here to day oyerpowered the
| jsiler and hung George Ware, prisoner who
murdered boy named Robert Bethune at
Musel Shoals last week. Before hanging
Wars confessed that he murdered the boy for
s. and plug CT tobacco, and threw the body
into the river.
Mitchell Going into Training.
SARATOGA IN. W. April 2ssh.-Charles
Mitchell, the champion English pugilist,
made his appearance here tonight. accom-
panied by his trainer, Billy Madden. Of New
York. They have secured quarters at Sara
toaa Lake, where Mitchell will go at once
into active tcaining until September llth, the
date Of his fight with Slade.
asurder en- Railroad Train.
CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.). April 2Ssh.-To-
night ss the north.bound Nashville aud Chat
tanoosa train WAS nearing Anderson, forty five
miles below the city, running thirty-fvs
miles an hour, james Hawkins. a passenger,
suddenly arose and shot Bob Reeves through
the hsait. Hawkins then jumped from tie
train, and. is is thought, he had his neck
brokep. Both were from Deeherd, Tenn.
Curbing General Crook.
WASHINGTON, April 2Ssh.-In response to
n communication from Secretary Frelirghuy
sen. i1quiring whether there wiz be any OBJ