The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-26
GENERAL NEWS,
Some Further Details from the Trsel
Of Those Tornadoes.
Siugger Sullivan Sick-A Fast Life
Telling On Him.
Eliza Pinkstou, the Martyrs of ,;s.
Dies In jail.
iewksbury Revelations--Shoes Made Of
a Woman's Skin.
exceedingly Light Guberuatorial Vote
Polled iu Georgia.
Hayes Temporarily Resurreeted -DIa,
Speeding Momeward.
Other XhIsbrrS of Cha w,
Siugger Sullivan Sick-A Fast Life
Telling On Him.
Eliza Pinkston, the Martyr" Of ',e,
Dies In jail.
Tewksbury Revelatlons-Sho Made NJ
a Woman's skin.
exceedingly Light Gubernatorial Vote
Polled iu Georgia.
hayes Temporarily Resurreeted- DIa,
Speeding Momeward.
Other Whispers Of The Wires.


Ah"se tornAdoes,
Nkw ORLEANS, April 95.-The picayune's y
Natchez special says: The storm SUNDAY
50 destructive to property very near
natohez' appears to have had its origin in
ked River county and passed northeast
IL blew down Clubhouse and three.ouar.
'ers OF the cabins on the Swigett Ashley
place, In Concordia parish, wounainy s.vs,
OF eight persons, principally children. Ons
woman was Killed. IL also blew down tho
s,h'house on Green place, and prostrated
the camps at Neelys levee works, crossed
the river twelve miles below Matches
passed two miles east, and wrecked the Fair
grounds buildings and seven houses nn
hutton's place, some in Morgantown. ana
wounded many colored persons. The
STORM which passed near Naichez does moi
appear TO bs the same that visited Wesson
ahu beauregard, as IL occurred at 10. M a
N; MANY operatives in Natchez will have
r,i rsia'ves Killed ana wounded at Wesson.
SSOO, and the citizens subscribed a iar,a
amount for the relief OF Beaureeard nnd
Wesson. "h"
-, NEW ORLEANS, April 25.--The Pcayune's
Yves, foint special says by cyclone
near Lampico, Clay county, Luop Ferguson's a
and Mr.. Burchheld's houses were hiown
down, and the little daughter ofa Mr.. Fishsr
killed In Henryville. Hohenlinder In rs.
ported as completely destroyed, and two
churches were demolished and seyenteen
persons killed. At Abboth, Mr., Abboth
mad several houses blown down. DR..
trunn,s house was unroofed and one p.r.
son Killed and several wounded. William
JORDAN and wife we're slightly injured.
"A thnn9nnh la
the Cotton exchange and sent 10 Wesson
The Picayune's Jackson, Misslssinni
special says News has been received Xxx,
white man. two negroes and two Indian
children were killed four miles from Nor.
ton, on the Richardson place. and
others wounded. The cyclone nasssd
up Leaf river, demolishipg every.
thing until II came to Morton. where
II forked, one fork passing over the Vicks.
burg q Meridian road, fye miles from Nor.
ton, thence by Hillsboro, where much pro.
perty was destroyed, and went on 10 po,nts
on the Mobile Il Ohio railroad. The other
iork took up the Vicksburg Il Meridian
renee Station.
JACKSON, Miss. April 25.--A cyclons
strack the town of Harrisonyille. sjmnson
county, killing ten persons. Seven were
{iled near Morton, names unknown
Much property has been destroyed. -
MEMPHIS, TKnS. April 25.--The Appeals'
Starkviile, Mississippi special saws: Your
correspondent has just learned that French
Camp, Mississippi. little town OF 300 inbab.
iiants, twenty miles west OF Strrkyille, was
destroyed by Sunday cyclone, killing sew. %
eral. A family Of three were all killed he.
ing blown away. Some of their bodies
were found yesterday several miles from
wnere thelr houses stood. Three other
children that we're carried Off have moi va,
been found. Fences have been destrovsd
and timber from houses blown awsv
Among the killed are: Jim Bruce and wife.
Green Bruce, his wife and child; wounded;
Bill Black and family.