Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-22
6 R A PHIC
LOSS OF LIFE BY THE
WISCONSIN CYCLONE.
A PUGILISTIC MEETING IN
INDIANA.
AN INTERNAL MACHINE
IN A CATHEDRAL.
DISASTROUS FOREST FIRES
DISASTROUS FOREST FIRES
IN VERMONT.
The Cyclone.

RACINE, May 2l.-Jas. Kupe), living
in house on the lake shore. saw the
cyclone coming and st.rted for the
house of Mr.. HeIker to get int a Gel
lar, his wife and chill being with him.
When about half way there the storm
caush. them. Mrs. Kupel fl ana lost
her hold on the chill. which was carried
RAJ idly toward thel ke. A large New
fouudiand dog Of Mr. H-!ker ran and
caught the chtld and held It until tn
danger was over, thus saving It from
being carried iuto re lake. Mr.. kupe
grasped his wife and saved her.
The scene among the deal, wounded
and dying was painful beyond descrIp-
tim. IL many insances surviving re-
atives had lost II sen,biance of reason.
Physicians were not mum -rous enough
to give prcmt t attei ton, aud numerous
bleeding victims were r. ed in N
kets, Will, anxious relatives ran IN
every direction to secure medical AID.
There seems to be a disagreement as I"
the number killed. which is from ten
thirty. Mayor Fish says it is tbi't-ea.
Three or four persons are missing, aud
t is asserted that some were blown
i.t, the lake. where the cytl me ended.
and Of course any such vii; not be
fcund till they rise t. the surface OF t &c
wat.r.
THE LOSS OF LIFE IN ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, May 81 Associated Press
advices up to midnight OF Sat lrday
compute the loss Of Ire in Illinois bv
Friday nights sto-m at from 81 to Is.
The Ring.
CHICAGO. Nay 2l.-Early yesterday
morning about 200 member. Of the sport
ing fraternity from this city assembled
az Hammond, just across the Illinois
State line, in ludia"s, for the purpose
of witnessing mill between two l"c~
bruiser Thomas Lynch, brakeman.
and James Welsh boiler maker, Who
had met once or twice before with. ut
Sc, ting the question involved. Tn rty
nine rounds were fought in ore hour.
Both men were badly punished, and
Lvlch was declared the victor. When
the party returned this city the prin-
cipais, seconds and several of the sp-c.
tators were arresred and held ia bonds.
BALTIMORE, May 2l.-About eighty
survivors of the Fifth Virginia In.
fantry tof Stonewall Jackson's brigade,
accomu panied by a number OF residents
of Augusta and Rockbridge cuuntie' 4,
,>oo.nl los r,,,ht IN, hon
way t. Niagara Falls to participate in
the twenty second annis ersary Of the
Twenty eighth R-gim INT OF New York
Volunteers. They have with them the
flag they captured from the New York
rweut eighth at the BATHS # Cedar
Mount .in, August 8. 1861. which they
will return t. the Tw.lt, eighth.
PrTTsBURe. May 2l.-The arbitra-
tors selected to settle tae railroad and
cosl miners strike obtained license
from the Court on Saturday, aud both
sides pledged themselves to abide by
the umpires' decisl q, and the miner.
agreed to 60 to work t day at the ope
rators' terms-thrce Cut. per buehel-
pending the umpires' decision. The
general belief is that t ,is ends tn
strike.
Denver, May 2l.-This morning. in
the case If William b. Bush, charged
by ex. Senator Tabor with emb+ u ing
81 900, the jury in tive minutss re-
urn-d verdict Of not gu lty. Tabor
received , terrible scoring from Bush y
law! Or.