Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-28

hsmmsto rheumatism. Ross said he would
be all right in three molths anyway, and the
three months for training do not begin until
Sullivan signs the articles of agreement.
Floods and Storms.
New ORLEANS, March 27th.-Appesls for
supplies and materials to be used in protect
ing levees are daily received by the State au.
thorities from many points. The reported
destruction of the Scott levee is unfounded.
KILLED AND INJURED.
HAMILTON (0.), March 27eh.-The cyclone
| that destroyed the village of Sispio on Tues
day afternoon. besides killing Mrs. Winston,
fatally injured f. X stes aud seriously in.
jured Mrs. Stevens. ALI were in store at
the time the building went down. The storm
followed nearly in the track of one which &C.
Cured two years ago, across the county to
Collinsville, tearing down all fences and trees
and running many farmhouses.
MOST DISASTROUS BLIZZARD FOR MANY YEARS.
DENVER, March 27th.-The most disastrous
wiud-storm for many years struck this city
at 10 o'clock this morning, and at this hour
70 P. NJ. continues with undated fury
Many of the finest buildings of the city, in
Guiding the City Hall, Moffat l. Kassler's,
Symes & Clifford's blocks, have been un-
rooted. and signs and awnings torn down and
scattered everywhere. For several hours
together the wind maintained velocity of
sixty miles hour. Several persons were
injured, but none fatally. Telegraph com.
munication with outside towns is interrupted
1t is impossible to estimate the loss at present
HOUSES UNRooFED AND OTHER DAMAGE
DONE.
KANSAS CITY (Mo.), March 27th.-A high
wind early this morning unroofed two brick
houses on Tenth and Campbell streets,
slightly damaged another small dwelling,
and tore up the sidewalk for q distance of
about two squares. This is the same quarter
of the city visited by the cyclone of last year.
Mass Meeting of Reformers.
New YORK, March 27th.-James Brown,
Chairman of the former Committee CT Sew
enty, presided at great mass mseting of citi-
zeus tonight in Cooper nion, to hear the
report of the Reform Committee of Fifty,
which was read by VIM. NJ. Evarts, ex.Sacre-
tsry of State. The report and speeches gave
every hope that pending measures for NUM-
cipal regeneration would be adopted by the
Legislature and approved By the Governor.
PIenary Council Called.
BALTIMORE, March 27th.-Letters of con-
vocation have been sent To all the Catholic
Bishops in the United States concerning a
Plenary Council at the cathedral in this city
on the 9th of November next. Provincial
religious communities and Superiors of semi
naries will also attend.
Another Clerk Gone Wrong.
New YORK, March 27th.-Isidore Dreyfu',
clerk Of Pollock & Co., importers of dry
goods, has been arrested charged with the
enbsZzlement of over 81, 900, which he
squsndered in stock speculation.
Fishery War in Vermont.
SwANToN (Vt.), March 27th.-A Sheriff's
posse raided the Lake Champlain fishery
grounds to-day. Three fishermen were ar.
rested. and two forty rod seines seized. Re-
eistance was made, and several shots ex-
changed. Great excitement exists in ths
fishing villages.
Death and Burial at Sea.
BALTIMORE, Marca 27th.-Captain Hsger-
man, of the steamer Baltimore, died on the
trip from Bremen. and was buried ct sea.
Wing Shot Challenge.
NV YORK, March 27th.-W. H Pome-
roy, in letter in the Spirit Of tie Times,
warmly supports Captain Stubs. the famous
wing shot, who is about to challenge Carver
AID all corners.
Arrest of an Express RObber.
BOSTON, March 27th-Taeodore A. Per-
rick alias Little Al, concerned in the rob
berry of the Missouri Pacific Express Com
psnY's car on the night of September 27,
1888, was arrested here to-day. LOOMS, the
express messenger, and Dennis DoEner, of
Detroit, are already arrested.
Charged with Forgery.
PITIsFIELD Mass. J, March 9th DR.. W.
Il. Morse, author of the sensational account
OF the finding Of the remains Of Lieutenant
Chips party in the Arctic regions. was be-
fore the Court to-day, charged with forging
his brothers Fame TO notes and mortgages.