Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-30


leaves here at s O'Clock every morning wa.
struck by storm about three miles thi!
side of Henderson, Ky, sinking her barge
and cargo to the bottom, blowing her chin
ney of. and sinking her almost instantly
1t is reported that there were over thirty
people on board, and only three reported
saved. A newsboy named Pang, the cool
and the pilot swan ashore. This informa
ton is received from a man who came VI
by land All the wires are down, and mos
of the boats are capsized. so as to be unable
to go 10 the scdne of the wreck.
SECOND DISPATCH.i
EVANSVILLE, August 29th-One OF The
survivors says that the passengers on til,
boat were terror-stricken some time before
the accident occurred, and when the boa
actually capsized it was all over in few
seconds. The circumstances were such
that those who remained on the barge saw
the steamboat sink with all on board with,
out being able TO assist them. The boat
lies in fourteen feet of water, and will be :
total loss.
Destructive Hurricane in Indiana.
EVANSVILLE, August 29th.-At 8 o'clock
this morning the most destructive hurri-
cane ever known here broke upon Evans
vile, doing damage of hot less than-a
vicinity. Houses were blown down, roofs
carried away, three or four steamers badly
injured, thousands of shade trees torn VI
by the roots, and other injury done. 1t is
impossible ut this hour to give the amount
of damage done. 1t Will probably fall
short of the figures given. The steamers
Josh Troop and SilYerthOrn were badly
damaged, the former almost wrecked. Sew
eral churches suffered severely, also one
new school-house.
a Dakota Cyclone.
HURON, August 29th.-A cyclone passed
through this city yesterday, destroying
everything in its path, which was several
hundred feet i'll width. The storm formed
three miles north of this city and travelled
in a southeasterly direction. The resi-
dcnces of Jose Bloodgood, Marion Cook
and George =. Cook were blown to atoms.
Mrs. George Cook and her child were carried
several hundred feet and considerably
bruised, but not fatally injured. From
points in south Dakota reports come OF
having seen the storm passing but no re-
suits are given.
a Nillainous Deed.
New YORK, August 29th.-A Baltimore
special says; Prince Georges county is
excited over an assault committed by a ne
dangbfer IF Coo Rlodn,, vii. I.no ,U-T'
farmer near Bowie Station Thencrro met
her walking with her sister in the woods,
one mile from the house, and pursued the
children. The younger sister reached the
house and notified her father, who sprang
on his horse and leapcd the fence riding at
the top OF speed The saddle-girths broke,
but without stopping, he pulled the saddle
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huruer ana Attempted suicide
ST. LOUIS, August 29th.-A very brief
private dispatch from O'Fallon, H., little
town eighteen miles east OF here, says that
Mrs. Mccormack, wealthy lady and wild
owed sister Of Mrs Van Court, prominent
citizen of that place, was found dead III her
garden last night with her head badly
beaten, and that another woman, whose
name IS not gwen, attempted to commit
SUICIDE
No Law to Hold Bogus Pool-seller.
NEW YORK, August 29th.-A young man
arrested at Brighton Beach races for having
bogus tickets for pools on horses, was
promptly released, Us there was no law to
hold him. He had made $4,000. There
was another similar case q few days ago.
Indians Dying From Starvation.
HELENA on. T.), August 29th.-G0vernor
Crosby states that the special agents sent
by him to the BlaCkfeet agency to inquire
Into the condition of the Piegan Indians
have just returned, and found that these
Indians, about 1000, are dying from the
effects of gradual starvation, at the rate of
one day. The men and women are gaunt,
kpiritless, and the children emaciated. All
are so weakened by the lack of sufficient
food for the past two years that dreadful
suffering and death will occur shortly. The
appropuatlon Tor tins year only permits
tle agent 10 issue Two pounds OF oeei ana
'hIce PouhuS ol pd,' liour per week when IS
eiiIle ~ iiiaue'lu 'ite 10 support wei peo-
PIE; ne uo'elno' reports an unnatural
Ill o. Gnu
assume the reSnonsibiiity Of jssnin% ag f,Il1
rations until Congress- meets in Dncn9, ber
aldermen SELLING Redwood passaa
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Long '"s''
NV YORK, August 29th.-Fort Plain y.
> sPecials report growing interest through
ogI tii'1' ieiIii III Ilie GAIaoI'arV iaSung
vi Nav 9il'iiA{. ~ ]aiieI says at ms re-
1ueS. W e(ilieSu"y sue look piece OF STEAK
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Ease o' reno" feEer IN Ne" York
NE" l"hA' august -7th'- An unknown
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Nc" iorN STOCK market
NEW YORK, August 2Jth,-Stocks lower
particularly Union Pacific, Northwestern
LOUISVILLE, Nashville ana st. Paul. The de-
cline ranged rom to u.
NEW YORK August 29th-Central Pa
CifiC, 40; Northern Pacific, p Northern
PaclnC preferred, ~. Northwestern, J95
New ork Central, lo54; Oregon Naviga-
uol company o oregon 4rahsconu-