Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-24

encouraged his Aock to get all the comfort
they could out of the day. Tde temperance
priest, hearing that lot of Poles were drink.
ing 10 saloon, went there and ordered them
ous 10 denuncistory language. thrsaterine
them with refusal Of the Sacraments and q
position in hades hereafter should they refuse
TO obey. Parsisans Of the non-temperance
priest stepped forward and demonstrated. In
an instant riot began, which spread from
the saloon into the street and thence over 2
large territory. The police charged the rios-
era, and after some delay (the district being
an outskirt of the city,. restored order after
six arrests had been made. The feeling be-
tween the factions is very bitter.
The Last Great Storm.
ST. PAUL tMmn.). July 23d.-Advicss of
Saturdays storm indicate that its track was
from one to two miles wide, and crossed
Blue Earth. Wauzakee, Steele, Dodge, Ohm
stead and Wabash counter. The most seri-
Gus damage occurred in the villages Of Kasts,
Owatonica and Elgin. At Eigin three per-
soma we're seriously injured. Near Manton-
vile there we're nine serious casualties. By
the overturning Of 6 passenger train near
Owsntonica thirty. four PsGsoas sustsined in
juries of a more or less serious nature. Near
Hitchcock MIR. Geisenger and mother we're
killed, and Mrs. Bowles vas killed near Red
persons were killed and fifty wounded.
SHOCKING LOSS OF LIFE.
ST. PAUL, July 23i.-Dispatches received
from Dakota say the cyclone first made its
appearance at Hitchcock, between Rsdfela
and Huron. The hOuss Of J. Geisser was
demolished, and his wife and mother killed,
and Geisser and five children more or less in.
jured. The house of Mr.. johnson, ore mila
south, was blown 90 fragments, and johnson
dangerously huct. Mrs. Bowles, mother OF
Mr.. johnson, will not live. The house o. J.
@. Hsacock was nearly torn TO piece. He
and wife are unconscious. Twenty Cther
houses wers blown down. but no aceidl Is 60
persons are reported. Thousands OF acres Of
crops are ruined about Redfeld, Dakota
ALI crops are fiat. The storm did much dam
age around Columbia. Several houses ale
reported blown down at Lake Benton.
Child Cut TO Pieces and uIs Father Fa-
tally WanaIed.
WHEELING (W. Va J. July 23}.-A terrible
accident occurred near Webster, Taylor
county, this morning. 4 farmer named
William Cssson wss driving moving ma.
chine, holding in bis arms his child of three
years, when the horses became frightened,
and threw the boy from his fathers arrus in
front Il he cutter bar, The father jumped
to save his child and fell, and the machine
ran over both. Tho boy was cut 70 death,
and the fatkec horribly msngled and fatally
injured. The machine wss broken to pieces
and one horse killed. It is feared the young
wife Of the farmer will die from the sudden
shoch.
Horrible Aecldent-EIalIt HIea Instantly
Killed.
SYRACUSE IN. ", July 23d-A terrible
-l1,,E ~ !
this afternoon. Eight Inen entered the fur
nsce TO construct lining, when the old lin
ing fell upon them, killing all instantly One
hundred tons of brick and mortar fell upon
them. The victims were ali married and had
families.
Drowned In the Potomac.
CUMBERLAND (Md), July 23d.-Gsorse
Kane, Harry Suffer and W9rthingtcn Me
Culloch, young unmarried men from Frost
burg, Md, while rowing on the Potomac to-
day, tie boat cspsized and all we're drowned.
Another Contribution to the a. Conscience
Fund."
WASHINGTON, July 23j.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury to-day received draft for
81, 400, drawn by the Enchange National
Bank Of Atchison, Kansas, on the First Ma
tional Of Chicago, with the following re-
quest "Please place the amount Of the iu-
closed draft to the credit of the United
States, for the benefit of the same" Sigaed,
" unknown Debtor" It was credited to the
" Conscience Fund.-"
Storm on the Atlantic COast.
AsBURY PARK, IN. J.). July 23i.-- The
severest storm ever experienced here ragged
this afternoon. Many houses were unroofed
and six carriages, loaded with people, upset
and wrecked, A numb5r of tents were
blown down at Ocean Grove, and an ur-
known colored man was blown o1t to sea in
8 boat,
The Fenian Traitors AssaiIant.
NEW York. July 23d.-James McDer.
NETT, shot at as a Fenian traitor, makes an
affidavit charging James Gaynor with the
crime. Gaynor Is only recently from
Ireland,
Ex.Treasarer PoIk's Case.
NASHVILLE Tenn J, July 231.-Argumens
10 the Polic trial was concluded this after
noon. The Judge will deliver his chargeIto
the jury tomorrow.
Death OF an Electrician.
BosToN, July 23I.-William 7. Carleton,
the electrician, died at Brockton tonight.