Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-15
EASTERN.
The Cyclone at Kansas City-List
OF Killed and wounded.

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KANSAS CITY, May Threat crowds
throng the streets this morning in the
southern part Of the city viewing the
destruction wrought by last nights
storm. Already workmen are busy
clearing the debris from the streets and
patching up such of the houses as were
capable of repairs, and rendering them
tenable. Everything is yet in confu-
sion, aud a complete list of the wounded
and estimate of the loss of property can
not be obtained before afternoon. The
following is the latest report of the
killed: Il. Scrieber, Mrs. David Ried,
Jos. Burns. Injured, Jas, Drummond,
injured internally, very seriously; II.
Lsbrecht, dangerously injured internally,
Mrs, Trainor, injured about the knees;
Mrs s. Loric. ankle broken; Mrs.
Thomas j. Dye, dangerously injured
internally; Mrs. VIM. Mcclellan injured
internally; three-y ear-old child of Mrs.
Mary Jackson, colored; fatally injured
internally, Arthur Whitney, aged IL
years; dangerously Injured about the
head, Mrs. Cynthia Davis; terribly in
jured about the head and face, Frank
jenkins; badly about the head and face,
two children of Jos. Jackson, one four
years old not expected to live. jackson
was lying i'll in bed when the roof was
taken from over his head The child of
Ed Wheeler badly hurt. Capt. JOS
Burns, killed. He was an old boatman
and was standing by the riverside when
he was struck by flying timbers OF hay
house. His neck was broken and head
crushed. Willie s. Gcben was killed by
the overturning of wagon at the circus
ground. Mrs. Reid was blown against
reported that two employees of Coles cir
Gus were killed.
Consuis AppOinted--C Court Martial
OF Paymaster WATSON Deferred.
WASHINGTON, May l4.-The Pres.
dent has made the following appoint.
ments OF United Stares Consuls: Fran.
els Doughwort, of New York, at Naples;
Bodcll Duncan, of South Carolina, Mt
Catania, and James Fletcher, of Iowa, at
Geneva.
The order for the court. martial OF
Paymaster j. r. WATSON, to be convened
on the 10th instant, has been suspended
by General Augur, Dept Commander,
by direction of the Secretary of War,
pending further examination as to the
extent of his defalcation.
Opium smoking In Chicago.
CHICAGO. May l4.-There were fifty
SIX Cinnamon in all brought into Justice
Hammers Court this morning and fined.
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with smoking opium. Four of them
We're taken yesterday afternoon from Joe
Lings laundry. With them was n
woman, who gave her name as George
Wilson, and three white men. The
woman was found reclining on couch
in the act of smoking. This morning
she swore she had never been in such a
place before.
Town Destroyed by Fire.
TERApELLE, N. NJ, May IA fire
last night destroyed almost the entire
town. The loss is estimated at 5000, 900.
The fire originated in the government
emigrant shed, and spread rapidly to the
residences and business houses OF the
town.
From the Pulpit TO the stage.
INDIANA, Pa, May IA Rev. Charles
G. Steck, of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Pittsburgh, made his theatrical
debut Saturday as Hamlet
Funeral OF Amasa stone.
CLEVELAND, May l4.-Amasa stones
funeral was held this afternoon at the
house. In accordance with the wishes