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CYCLONE.
The Lone Star State Visited BY the
Storm Ffend.

The Lone Star State visited ~ the
Storm Fiend.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-Dispatches from
Waco and other places in Texas, to the
Associated Press, say: The cyclone Of Fri
day last was very severe throughout large
sections Of the State, west and southwest
of Fort Worth and Dallas. The Aissouri
Pacific section house, near Milanox juno
ton. was destroyed and one Of the hands
was killed. The school house at Mount
Vernon was destroyed and three children
were injured. Another school house at
McGregor was blown down and nine chill
dren seriously injured. At Rock Church
the house of Cliff Brunham
Was Demolished
and himself and wife killed. One child
was blown several hundred yards away
and his three other children could not be
found. VIM Scott and man named Nit.
chell, living in the same neighborhood
were killed and two old ladies named
Graves and Donan were badly wounded,
the former fatally. Houses, fences and
everything movable in the track OF the
storm were destroyed or blown away. Mrs.
Diamond was killed and her daughter
fatally in jured near Pelton. An immense
quantity of hail fell on the outskirts OF
the storm, many of the stones being liter
ally chunks of ice, some OF them oelng
five inches in diameter. ~
BENTON. TEX, April 29.-At four o'clock
this afternoon a terrific storm swept four
miles north of here, tearing down houses
and demolishing everything. Four per-
sons are reported killed. OF seven seeking
refuge in a church, two were killed and
four not found.
New ORLEANS, April 29.-The Times
Democrats Hammond special says that
severe wind and hail storm from the North
west prevailed yesterday evening, doing
considerable damage The colored Metho-
dist church was entirely demolished, trees
were uprooted and blown in every direc-
tion, fences blown down, and many panes
of glass in almost every house shattered.
Thousands of dollars of damage was done
TO farmers, whose crops were entirely de-
stroyed by the hail, ranging in size from
common marble to one and half inches in
diameter.
Hail storm.
New OELEANS, April 20.-The Times
Democrats Arcadia, Ia, special says:
Yesterday afternoon this vicinity was Wis.,
tied Dy the heaviest hail storm ever known.
Foliage was stripped from the trees, stock
killed and great damage done to the crops.
The track OF the storm was from four to
five miles wide. The ground was covered
with hail stones.
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Enae Enne's Ease,

MrLwAuKEE, Wis, April 2S-Kate
Kane, the Milwaukee female lawyer who
threw water in Judge Mallorys face in re-
venge for alleged insult during a session
of court lately, was sgain before the public
to day, her case coming up before Judge
Hamilton, of the Circuit Court on a writ
OF certiorari. calling for review Of United
States Commissioner Ryan's action IN re-
leasing her from the county Jail on hsbeas
corpus proceedings, because she was con-
fiued on Judge Mallory's word only. and
papers OF commitment were not made out
for an hour afterward. Judge Hamilton
continued the case till Monday.
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THE NEWS tN BRIEF.

r.ince and woodside, the bicyclists, are
Boston.
The Lynchburg, Va, tobacco operatives
4 threaten 10 strike.
There are talk of Weedsn and Maloney
4 ,,s.a trying conclusions in the roped cir
&c.
r,ais,er, the osrsman, is in training at
Iyuchburg for the regstts at Pullman, H.,
! ne sd.
lem Mace denies the story that any one
besides himself paid his tare from Australia
20 this country.
GeorSe Rookie, middle weight champion
@. America, is now running a training
,.hool at Newburgh.
Jimmie Weeden, the clever lightweight
boxer Of Pittsburgh, left last week for
!nGland for a three months trip.
Ttarnes Paddy Ryan's protege, has got
married, shaken the mits and gone out TO
Nebraska to grow up with the country
George Hszael. champion long,distauce
pedestrian Of the world, is keeping
uluor store on Grand street. New York
city.
Fifteen hundred dollars will be awarded
in prizes at a worlds wrestling tOurna-
u.ent to be held at St. Louis June Sth
aud 10Th.
Meyers, the American champion ANA.
,rvr will run George, the English cham
aN ID
ward, and three-Quarters Of mile.
The coal miners at the McCallester & Ha-
,aaua mines near st. Louis, are on a strike,
sad scarcity OF coal and high prices are
,arsi unless a compromise with the
miners is soon made.
~ Cleveland, o., Harry J. Eastman, the
ar.. known property man Of the Euclid
Avenue opera House, dropped dead OF
a,srt disease Saturday morning. He has
o,en thirteen years in the business.
\ ire in the Revere House, Buffalo,
y. Saturday night frightened about
,.c hundred guests out Of their rooms and
70, the street. The origin of tire tre was
. a concert saloon on the first tloor, and
IS WAS entirely destroyed. No lives
.g.~ lost.
\ private letter from Australia says tha
Edward Trickett, Elias Laycock, John Lar
.su. OF England, and Hagar Pearce, have
determined to come 10 America this sum-
mer, and may be looked for ia July. They
expect matches with several of the leading
American scullers.
Nike CLEARY, the Philadelphia pUgilist,
5 in Moyamensing prison awaiting prose.
cution for beating a saloon-keeper named
sanders in that city a few days ago. San
lers' skull is fractured, two Of his ribs are
broken, and it is thought that one or both
.: tie broken ribs have been forced into
The mans liver. Cleary was drunk.
The New York illustrated Times says;
Nike Clesry paid four visits to this city,
endeayoring to get on a match with Nit
chell, either with the gloves or knuckles.
MitChelrs excuse for not meeting him was
that he was already matched to fight Slade,
and that 800 forfeit had been posted.
Cleary's representative told Mitchell 5
becker, Billy Madden, that he would pay
the forfeit and arrange a match for Cleary
against Mitchell at 5000 a side. Madden
declined, his excuse being that he did not
ant Mitchell to fight anybody. Henry
RICE, Mace and SHADES manager, had made
4 bluff, and he called it. Do yo get On
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Electric Light Company.

ZAxEsvrLLE, O.. April 80. - Yesterday
articles of incorporation OF the Hanesyille
Electric Light Company, with $4,000 cspi.
tai, were prepared. The incorporators are
thirteen of the leading business men OF
this city. The Weshan company has hight
working and four men here. The Brush
company will have q machine here the
first of the week and Edison is expected.
Lights, will without doubt, be gotten
cheap. Gas has been reduced in price
Hail fell very fast for q short time in the
oE1
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O'DYNAMlTES CROWDS.
ROssa's Crowd Hold n Convention Of
Their Own-EIeyen Persons Present.

. Their Own-EIeyen Persons Present.
PuILADELrmA, Pa, April 20.-The etfec-
tual squelching OF the physical force ele-
ment in the National League Convention
by the friends and supporters OF the Par
nell policy for securing local self-govern-
ment to Ireland, resulted in a call for a
meeting OF those who favor advance work
for Ireland, which was held last night
at Shearers club. The advocates
OF advance work." not having
been able to uncork the bottles of their
wrath in the convention, embraced the
opportunity afforded them in the call for
meeting last night to blow oil their pent'
up views on the Irish question by devlsing
means to blow up the throne, Parliament
and the entire Engligh Government. What
schemes were set on foot to accomplish
their purposes, none know but those
who participated in the action
of the meeting, and they were limited to
elven. The secret is not likely to leak out,
The leaders in the convention which ad-
journed yesterday refer to the small dele.
cation of dynamitists present as proof OF
their weakness compared with the superior
numbers who support the peaCeable policy
of Parnell. Most of the delegates TO the
National Irish convention left for home to-
day, we'll satisfied with the work accom-.
plished.
To Declare In Favor OF Dynamite.
According to dynamitists here there will
be another convention to repudiate the
aCtisn of the Irish National League, and to
declare in favor of vigorous warfare against
England dynamite to be the Instrument OF
yengence. Rosa and Secretary Joyce
say encouragingly letters have been
received IN this country cOunseling
war, not peace. The brotherhood is active,
and declares the number OF men in the
convention was not a representative body,
The convention cried peace when it should
have declared war. 1t was gigantic farce,
adynamite farce. The dynamite revolution
was the only means to crush England.
There are still enough earnest men banded
together to free Ireland by force of arms.
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Romance Of = Rich YonDE Lady.

TTusyILLE, Pa, April GA certain
yoUng lady Of this city, who recentlyTe'
s.gned a lucrative position, is soon to be
married 70 a broker in neighboring town.
Ii IS reported that doing the great excite
ment in oil circles last fall the young lady
entrusted certain business to q well-known
o-Oker, and the same proved very lucrS-
tive. Money flowed in in q continuous
S'7eam until very handsome bank account
resulted. The business was then closed up
and here is where the romance comes IN.
The broker and his fair patron, through the
soquaintance thus formed, fell deeply IN
love, and it is said that cards of Invitation
wIll soon be issued
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AnEmhezzIer EmIgratcs.

SrENNroN. Pa, April "a warrant has
been issued for the arrest Of John 5. Cowles,
general agent Of the Lowell Manufacturing
Co., of Erie, Pa. The charge is embezzle'
ment COwles and wife came here two
wears ago. Last March COwles' accounts
were found short several thousand dollars:
Ills father, a wealthy merchant OF
E-ie. being his bOudsmsn, the matter
Tas hUshed up, COwles WAS retained by
is successor as collector. Lately his
father refused to be responsible for his son.
When young Cowles learned this he col
ected a large sum and skipped with dis
reputable woman. His wife is almost
rraty and utterly destitute. She was
Edith Spangler Of Lexington, Ky.
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OLA SoidIes AarAsre1.

MILWAUKEE, April SA-Ths body odJaooo
Zunsisgen. an inmate Of the National Sol.
dier,' Home, was found this morning ID.
jcirg the Fat Womsn's' saloon on wsu.
w.utosx road. The pockets Of his clothing
were turned inside out and al
tss valuablss gone. Zunstegen
went to the saloon With Peg Leg
Also an inmate Of the SoldierS Home, and
caroused With Mary Stevens, . disrsputable
character, said 70 be Q tool Of thieves Who
wait for soldiers when they get their pen
sions. The Stevens woman has bean sr'
rested and the men. The evidence OF mur.
der bsv;pg been committed Is very stroog
There are finger marks on his throat and q
gash over one eye. Zunstegen W. iory,
i've yesrs Old. unmarried and . nativs o.
Switzerland.
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Dfefl NJ Lava

',rEsToEN, d. T., April 29.-HarTy
Smith, Of st. Johns, \. B., shot and tn
SANITY killed himself to-day. BE came
here 10 be married to young lady from his
hone, but she refused 10 fulfill her prom,
-. He then asked her to take walk and
sz>ae did 30. He asked her If she still re-
used to marry him. she repeated her re,
.GSaI, whereupon he drew a revolver aud
Blew his brains out
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Distinguished Guests.

New YoRK, April 2S-Sir Anthony and
Lady Masgrave arrived this morning from
Kingston, Jamaica, and are staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Field. They sail
for England about the middle of May en-
route to Queenland, Australia, Of which
province Sir Anthony has been appointed
Governor. Lady Masgraye is daughter OF
David Dudley Field, and niece OF Cyrus
Field
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6rtvlo. n, Y. De-. 1, tsaA

lam he passov Of the Bspdst Church Asts.
and IN educsted physician. an not IN
prscuce, bus an my sole family physician.
and sdvise In many chronic cssss. OYer
year ago recommended Jour Hep Bitt1
70 my invalid wife, who hsa been un4sf
medical treatment q Albsnyt bsst rhys'
cisns seyersl yeafa She he's become nos,
3iseases By their usA We both rscom menA
them TO our friepdA usay Of whom h;se
siso been eusea .! tAeir vslious allusn0e "
thefn. Rsv y Z WA1ss1.
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THE PRESIDENT.
Ne Goes for . week 70 FORTRESS nss.

wA.HIsG1oS. April Oft r. undsrstood
that . suite OF rooms at Fortress Monroe
has been engaged for Prssinsnt Arthur.
where he proposes 70 spend week or
more. He intended 70 stop there on
bis return from Florids, but the alarm
ing rumors OF bis illness hur.
ried him home. II was about this
time last year that President Arthur visit
ed Fortress Monroe to attend the gradual
fsship Of the squadron recently arrived
of the fort, and Ii is understood that ssye-
raj other war ships will soon be there. lie:
tween the army and navy officers there and
other distinguished visitors, the President
il likely TO pass very pleasant tiuss. Tbs
date Of bis departure has not yss beeu
Cred
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A RPatrteide.

SHEssyaAS, WIS, April 29.-Wm. Goldeke
has been sentenced TO seven years in the
penitentiary 70, the murder OF his brother
Herman. The jury were out eleven
bours. Before the trial OF the mUr
der case William was examined
and trial had before ajury as to his sani-
ty. which was proved. William shot his
brother with rifle sitter quarrel over ehe
use Of a lamp st q study table.
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Dance Of Death.

NATION ILL.,. April %. Fifty drunken
men invaded dance given atthe residence
of william Varlingham last night. a ter
rible fight ensued, and pistols, knives and
clubs were Indiscrimlnateiy used. JacS
Heron is dying, and fifteen are SERIOUSLY
iniurPd
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Actress Die. OF thr JImIaus

MAC0, TEX, April 29.-El Arnold, an
actress in the Horse Shoe Variety Theatre,
T,ed here yesterday of delirium tremens.
heF father. Dick Parker. is proprietor OF
the American Theater, New York. Her
fSu!scand, Billy Deysre, is manager OF Slams
Q. Theatre, Milwaukee,
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PIr1ssulsH. April 3s-Thp three-aus
foot.rs this afternoon between JohAs0u.
OF PitisbuYgb. and Hsppeny, Of Shsssn-
doah, Pa. pure 40, uas von oy Hsppsny.
Jobnson became III a. the end Of the mt
mile and sat down. Hsppeny walked tsa
and half miles snd was declared sinnsf.
Time not taken.
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CantrAdicted.

Sr. LOUIS, April "a dispatch from
Prof. A. Bandelier to his family at High
land, H., says he is safe and well at Fort
Apache, Arizona, and that the report OF
his capture by the Indians is untrue.
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Run on q Banker.

DENVER, April &C. C. Howell, Presi-
dent of the City National Bank at Lead
vile, was to-day attached by bis bsak for
S64 800.
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I.no, Tro.hI,S Imminent

PrrrssuRGH, PA..-Eisht hundroi coal
miners several hundred cigar makers and
a lsrge number Of iourreymen plas;ers
will Quit work next Tuesday unless the
employers conoede to their demands: The
miners will strike against reduction on
that half cent per bnshel in the mining
rate while the cigar makers want au sd.
vance Of one dollar per thousand, sai the
plasterers an Increase from three dollars
to three twenty-five per day.
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RaEa RAll

ST. LOUIS, No., April sa-s. Louis Is,
Quincy o,
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all engaged in the sale Of intorieants that
they must pay che tax BY June 10th. Mr:
Hollingsworth only assumed the duties OF
his office Wednesday last.
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Why suffer from a state OF II! health ,
Why lie troubled with dyspepsia: Browns
ron Biiters will cure you.
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1906 the Sysim6rinm Iris, the seeds Of which
must have been planted centuries before.
grew all over the ruins. Explain to me ye
learned universities, one rutabaga seed.
Rise up, o boasting philosophers CT the
world and try il yeu can explain one grain
of corn. Oh, the stirring armament OF one
nents of one crystal of snowl Oh, the gos-
geousness of upholstsring in the mountain
moss! Oh, the triumphal arch in one tree
branch! Oh, the God in an atom! Where
is the loom in which He wove the curtains
OF the morning? From what vats OF beauty,
were dipped the green aud the blue and
the gold and the crimson? In what
moulds were run out the Appenines and
the ..Himalayas? What harp OF God gave
the warble to the lark and the sweet call
to the robbin and the carol TO the canary
and the chirp to grass.hopper' answer
il is
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-19
ETAU.
AdyIces FROM sac Lake.

SALT LAKE, February 17th.-Near Pleas
ant Valley junction, on Thursday, fisndish
ATTEMPT was made to wreck the construction
train Of the Denver and Rio Grande Western
Railroad. The conductor cf the train had
put three men eff the train fer refusal to pay
their fares, and to revenge themselves they
piled quantity Of trees upon the track; but
their object Of wrecking the train was luckily
frustrated by The discovery of the obstruction
in time to stop the train. Two of the three
were promptly arrested and taken to jail in
Provo, and the third has been caught since
and has confessed.
Two attempts OF robbery are reported il
this city last night, one rascal being stopped
Just as ne was leading horse out of the
owners stable, and two Others being nabbed
by the police as they were holding up
Adam George TO rob him.
A strike at the Pleasant Valley coal mines
wound up with the refussl of the miners to
go to work unless one of their number. who
had been positively discharged, should be
employed again, and they forcibly prevented
other workmen taking their places. The up
shot is that seven of the ringleaders are ul-
der arrest charged with riot.
Appleton Harmon. the Utah giant men-
toned ia Chicago dispatch published this
morning, ia young man well known in this
city, where be was bern. He has never been
known, however. as a pugilist.
The Mormon Church is now engaged in
levyiug an asses Nent Of 30 cents head on
members of tie Church for the here6t of
their attorney, Jere Black, vino has baen Ia.
boring go indusiriously in hbeling Utah
Americans ard praisirg polygsmous Nor
mons. The elders are passing the hat all over
the Territory.
To-Day cave occurred in the lesd mine at
Bingham, burying Ell. CIR fin, miner, who
had been previously warned TO leave the
mine, that cave was certain. He said he
was in safe ground and was not afraid All
the other miners escaped without injury.
Griffin is imprisoned OF. the 200 foot level,
and between himself and daylight there is 3
solid mass of earth 70 feet wide and 100 feet
long, extending from the 200-foot level to the
eurfaca. Il Is impossible TO save him.
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THE FOLSOM PRISON.

Early in the session of the houses it was
boldly and with some bitterness stated on
the floor of the Assembly that the State
Prison at Folsom was very unfortunate IN
location, inasmuch as the health of the
prisoners YVES there very poor, and ex-
posed to the worst form of malarial dis.
eases. It was then intimated that there
was sufficient cause, on that account for
abandoning the prison location, to say
nothing of declining to make there re-
pository for the safe keeping of insane
criminals. At that time the RECORD.
UNION rebuked the utterance made in the
face of the facts, and the reports of the
physicians and officers in charge at the
prison. Now comes a committee of the
House and reports, after careful examina-
ton, that the health of the prisoners is
exceptionally good, as compared to those
in prison generally. The committee is evil
IDENTIFY well pleased with the situation of
the prison, and the advantages it offers for
the employment of the criminals at labor
not in competition with free labor. Il rec
ommends earnestly that wall be con-
structed so as to inclose ten acres, and
thus enlarge the facilities for working the
prisoners without maintenance of large
body of guards at heavy expense. The
Legislature will undoubtedly allow the
small sum asked for, to that end. The
report of the committee has already been
adopted, and there will be no disposition,
we opine, in the Senate to strike out the
appropriation.
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1sroRMsRs' REVELATIONS.

Another of the men under arrest at
Dublin has become witness for the Crown.
He tells the whole story of the murder Of
Lord Cavendish and Secretary Burke, and
with Particularly that is remarkable.
He confirms Kavanaugh's story in every es.
sential, and refers to circumstances in de-
tail that go far toward corroborating his
statements. He gives the whole history of
the conspiracy to assassinate Government
officials, and all the means by which the
crimes were to be accomplished. He
identifies his Rccomplices positively as the
prisoners in the dock. There would seem to
be no doubt now as to these men being the
real criminals, and it may be taken as set
tied that the mystery of the Phoenix Park
murder is cleared up at last, for the dis.
closures do not rest upon the statements of
informers alone, corroborating circum-
stances being many and strong. The civil
lied world will rejoice if justice shall in
deed be triumphant and the assassins of
the park tragedy meet the condign pun
ishment they merit. Irishmen in America
are of one mind on this matter; certainly
we have heard of no expression to the con.
trary. Their feeling is one of satisfaction
that the perpetrators of the assassination
are in hand. and that there is probability
that justice will be melted out to those
whose act tended to affix the deepest of all
disgraces upon their native land.