Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-23

she would be held as a participstor in the
crimes. Upon Being assured thst the law
would have to take it's course at sll hazards,
she declared that numbeTiess b. dies had been
cremated In the family cooking stove and that
the meals for the family had been prepared
by fat from human fuel. This method bad
not only destroyed the bodies, bat all eyi.
dences of guilt at the same time.
PHILADELPHIA, Juue 22d.-The terrible
details of the exposure of DR.. Hathswsy's
ilegitimste conduct were confirmed to day
by the wits of the mslpractitioner. She made
full and explicit statement of her knowl-
edge IT her husbands nefarious operations.
The Chief OF Police will verify he state
ment if possible to obtain witnesses.
The Missouri Tornado.
CHILLICoTHE, June 22i.-The details of
the work of the tornado in the southwest esn
part OF this county on Tuesday night we're
received to-day. The storm fppeared about
8 o'clock, coming from the west. and lasted
two hours, working appalling destruction. Ig
started near the west line f Blue Mound
township, and extended six miles eastward
lelviug The path sharply defined in width,
varying from one-half TO three-quarters Of
mile, destroying farm houses. crops and
fences wherever it touched. Edward James
and Mrs. Jackson Wilson were killed out
are Mrs. Butch, Mrs. Amy Click, Mrs. Du-
stnbsrry Jack WI on. Bart nyder and
several others received painful injuries, A
child of John Hughes $ rendered totally
blind. he aggregate damage is not esti-
mated, but vii be heavy, Tbs buildings de-
stroytd are sll fsrm houses and barns.
The Work of the Floods.
OMAHA, June % I.-Pas4engers who ar
rived here today from Pawnee county, on the
first train since the food, briDg reports from
that county showing very heavy damage TO
the crops and corn in ctih, whico was soaked
ard ruiIe1 a great Hunber tf hogs we're
drowned, houses damaged, as well ss goods.
In addition to four lives lost in other locsl-
ties, and previously reported, there were six
teen persons drowned in Nehama county.
MIR. Aker and wife. an old couple, attempted
to escape to place of safety at Bskersford,
and were drowned. On Sunday, at Cincin-
natl, located oa the south fork of the Ne
hama river, seven miles below, boat CON
taining John Grubbs aud family-Wife and
four childreI-Was upset by running against
q tree, and the party, except a man in charge
were drowned. GIubbs remained at his
house for the return trip of the boat, and
thus escaped. The bodies, except that of one
child, have been recovered, and the burial &C.
CURED yesterday. Seven members of 6
DoAStldI lhuliLy VI tohs ES-4c uAhHOHh3
were drowned near Bakersfo5d, and two
more were drowned in Long Branch creek,
near Table Rock.
a Murder Brought to Light.
CHICAGO, June 22d.-Yesterday about
noon Edward Verunuler, a Belgian, living on
Ninety-6fth street, about mile west of the
Illinois track, beat mis- wife 50 badly that she
is now lying at the point of death. In terror
Of further violence she crawled to the nearest
house and revealed the fact that the body of
her murdered stepson, 10 years of sge, was
buried under the kitchen, and that VerHnuler
had killed him last October.
Anti-Tobaeeo BequCsf
PORTLAND (Me.). June 22d.-The late Eli
phslet Clark, of Dering. is understood to
have given $40. 900 to educational and benev-
olent societies, and $50 900 to the Methodist
Seminary at Kent's Hill, the interest to be
applied to the school, subject to the condition
that if any member of the Faculty, or a
teacher, for any given year, shall not use to-
bacco in any form, the interest on the fund
that year shall be added to the fund itself.
Remarkable State of Preservation.
Fort WAYNE (tnd.l June 221.-The body
of HRS. Anna Lake, buried q years ago, ex-
humed for removal to Ksnoshs was found in
such a state Of preservation as to be recog-
nizsd at once.
TnerupOmetricaI.
CHICAGO, June 22d.-Hjghest temperature
to-day, 6S0; lowest, So.