Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-23
Destructlve storm in sIinnesoia.

DonEsrEC.
Destructive Storm in Minnesota,
sI1BE1 APoIIs, (Aiion.l, Auguat 22i.-A
heavy storm his beep raging west and north
10 bsih directions, and aeRs IS hard 70 OBJ
tai1. Reports come from kaasoH, O., TIE
Winona and s.. Paul road, that 2 cyclone
passed that place, blowiog Gown lnspy build
iugs, killing two persons and injnriog several
Others Hailstones fell measuring ten inches
IN circumference. Eforts TO obtain partieu-
lazs arc in vain. The cloud to ehe west ana
north wss 9 vsgy heavy enc, ard fears are ex-
pressed By many here that great damage has
bean done, but the wies Being down, no
news has been received.
jsEc0SD B4sTkToB.I
sr. PAUL. August y l. --The cyclont which
ragged ct Rochester, Mia last night IS re-
ported % have besi gerry severe. Twenty.
four persons are req oTted killed, and hiby or
mole iElnred. Nwus rumors Of train disss-
ferg, by being hiov from the track, ere elso
coming il, but NJ PARTICULARS,
THIRD DIsPAFCH1
ST. PAUL, f.u.ust 22d The Mayor Of
Rochester telf srfphs tor assistance, ands5aies
thss . we're killed aud about 40 Injured
0ne-third II fns town Is an entire wreck
It Is BELLE ed here that the whole country
surto adj Is Rochester is ~ ruins. The
killed 70 j YaR into the hundreds. The Gov:
ernor r q sent s., goo in aid Of the sufferers.
A pa 1anger train On the Rochester and
Mort fern road vas blown from the track last
nigl during ths cyclone, snd 100 persons
we killed and wounded. Governor Hub
b. I'd has Just received word from Rochester.
linn stating That the town is IN ruins AID
.orsy pcrsons killed, il is Impossible 20 l5sEn
aoy details, as the telegraph is down.
IFOURTH DIsPATCHl
WnoNA, August 22d.-At Il o'clock last
evening cyclone struck the north part q the
city Of Rochester, MINI making g clean
sweep. Toa elevators, residences, rsilresJi, /
engine houses and other property along the
abroad we're CON pletsiy demolished. Mayor
Whltton ts.egrapbs that a were kilieo and
10 ssaoRdeo The city is in need Of cllthines
food sud assistance Among the billed sre
John H. Coils, proprietor Of plauiag mill.
Superintendent 5anboru, Of the Winoua and
S. Paul Railroad. telesraphs that the List Of
killed and wounded is hourly increasing. The
storm swept the towns Of I tica snd ST. Charles
in Winooa county. job Ghoruton was killed,
suh several others injured. report from
Dodge county indicates puca damage, with
loss Of life. Mayor Ludwig, Of Wiaons,
with q corps Of surgeons, left lcT Rochester
this morning.
storm IN Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE. August 22i - Dispatches
fro the northern and central part Of the
State report great damage from vind-storro
last night. At Stevens Point and il Wood
| county crops, fences, buildings and mill dams
wsrs torn to pieces. An Old man in Wood
county was ssriously but not fatally IN
jured b. living debris The tORnso, Stock
ton and Newhope were visited by 8 ter
| terrible haii-s,orua. Corn, oats and hops were
BADLY damaged, and live stock were killed st
( several points by flying raiis In Brown
county, in and around Green Bay the wind
sud hail did similar damsge. Nc loss Of life
Is reported.
Disastrous Railroad Aceidezes.
MEMPHIS, August 221.-The west bound
! passenger train on the Memphis aud Little
/ Rock Railway. which left here a. 5P. u
FRssday, met with an accident last blight
/ four miles west OF Forest City, Ark, while
! crossing a short tresle. A broken llil clused
! tie two second-class passenger ccach5s, bag
/ gage and express car 70 90 through tie trestls,
! killing J. 3. Sainger, Harry j. Oldbsrg,
mecch ants Of Cottonplant, AK, and ] otn
1 Adair, Of the Little Rock Eoad. Several
other passengers were injured.
ST PAUL, August 22i. -PsgEsugers from
t ORatouns state that twenty-five persons
we're killed in q railroad accident there and
/ thirty-iye injured, who were taken TO the
hospital st Owatonns.
/ ORAToyEA (A1iun Angus 22I-2feagre
tslegraphic adviess were received here early
! this morning that q terrible scci lent occurred
/ between R9oheste and Z1mbrats. MINI or
the Rochester and Northsrn Division Of the
! Chicago and Nevada Railroad, ~ which 100
persous were killed aud woundetl. The train
wrecked was that wnich leaves Rochester
I shou. 3.45. arriving at ZEn5rati, about p
NJ it was caught IL the ssys . wind and
nail storm thst prevailed In tllat vicinity
between and o'clock ia the uyshing. and
| while running st 6 high speed was lifted
I from the rails, A gentleman who has been
at the scsze of disaster describes j. 50 one Of
thu most horrifying railroad accilsnts ever
seen. Every car ia the train was completely
wrecked, ana. almost literally shattered to
pieces b. thesuddsu stop caused bY the train
leaving the rails, bUrging the unfortunate
passengers benea5a the debris, killing many
! and ini9riug nesrly every person aboard
Tbs gentleman states that niOe dead bodies
have been taken frcm the ruirs, and large
number q those wac were seriously injured
were removed &c Rochester fnf Owatonns
AZ The time he lett shs wreck the worksof
lextEicating the unfortunate victims was still
progressing. a
Destruction b. Fire.
NEW York, Aplust OLA Ira broke
out ahertly after ] o'clock this norRiug IA
I the packing shop OF the Empire Oil Works,
Long Island City The shop was a brick
structure. 2jx700 feat. Over 100 men and
boys were employee. IN the shop, and the
widest excisemeHf prevailed among them
] The flames spread rapidly, aad the shop was
soon a ssethiBg mass Of hAmeF. The tin.sheD
building next caught and was followed by
the barrsi shop. The flames next spread 10
one OF the lsrse sgita ors Ia the yard. con
tanning $4,000 barrels OF oil. The Br1oklyn
| Fire Department vas called o. for AID and
several engines Qniekly -ssponded; bit
although they worked hard, the flames spread
! 10 every direction THE Hoot LRrd Works
| ara ia danger. The damage ia already esti-
mated s. $50 900. Patrick tlo5osy, work
man, was very badly burned, and three other
workmsu were Injured seY 5gsy Y.
HuETER's PoINT. IN. ", august 223-
! 4 FIRE is raging Ia the Stand sr9 Oil Works
in this place. It Is said one man has been
burned 20 desth.
BAR HARBoR, MAJ. August 225.--In add.
/ ton to the forest fires wEiC "a re been raging
for several days, hfes have broker oct in sey-
| eral new places. Tds smoke, ska q heavy
poll, envelops Che island. and rem 7ere rsstgira-
lion difficult. A heavy q ,e has ust broken
oas in the forest on thu northeast SIDE of
Green Mountain. a. gsug Of rnsn ia fighting
Ihe flames to kesp them g the railroad and
the Summit House. So many and such de-
-tructivs 6rss have been unkucwa for years
here, and iar2s amount IF vsiuaDla timber
Z i doomed 70 SdsstructioI From below il
/ looks ss If the Mountain House, on the sum
! nit. were surrounded. 4 heavy rain is the
only hope for ex.iuguisbin, the e Ames.
The sew York stock Market.
NEW York, August ga .-ghe following is
/ from the EreHiag Post Copti usd raidiag Of
the stock market as again Illustrated by q de.
I preston ia price,. This raiiiny has methods
4 ia its msdness. Every sso;k hat ia consfd.
cred 10 au invGlnersble position is attacked
with selling orders, aad i any sign Of weak
ness OK even Of surprise esn be developed it is
! hamnessd uatil a depression IN p-ices begins
TO bsing ont long stock. Whether there Is
any special purpose behind this rad en- the
! Denver. nc Is difficult 70 gay. May Of the
I same parties whe year ago we're cIairniug il
was extremely ckesp ct 90 70 65 ore now say
1 nag it Is not safe to hold st 20 60 =, Ths
road is an independent line, and is worth
much Il il valuable TO the Burlisgson and
@ aincy as an extension of It's liae 60 a cen
aecsisn ri b the Central Pacific. The cor
srcl Of the Denver would also be valuable to
the Union Pacific, IN Order to prevents is
compositions. hut Is Is cot likely either Of these
CORPORATIONS would try to buy the Central
until the price Of the stock hsd hEst been de-
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