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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-19

NKw YORK, Dec IS. The Tribune this
morning prints the Presidents message sent
to the sanatc with the Nleafagnan Treaty
and says: "The President In his message
relates that It was signed Deeember "a aud
refers to It as = necessity demanded by our
political and material interest in providing
Tor an inier-oceanic canal across that State.
within generation the western coast has
developed into an empire with large and
rapidly growing population. with vast but
partially developed resources. Atthe present
rate OF Increase the and Of the century VIII see
US a comm onwealth Of perhaps nearly iol,..
00o0ou snha bitants, of which The West should
have Il considerably larger aud Ffeher pro
portion than now. The President briefly re-
Yeffs 10 the efforts by means OF snryeya 70
dna practicable route for ship canal
across the Isshmns between the two OCEANS.
resulted Ia the discovery Of irsupefable OBJ
staciea 70 the building OF 4 profitable inter
oceanic canal as proposed III the treaty. The
canal primarily is adolaestic means OF water
Communication between the Atlantic and
unite for its construction. one con
lribating territory and the other furnishing
money. RECOGNIZING the advantages which
the Wurid's ) commerce must derive from the
work the two governments have provided foi
It's possible use by all nations on equal terms
while rcserving to the coastine trade Of both
counifies, ia which none blt contractips
parties are Interested the privilege Of favor
| Ing tolls The terms Of the treaty are pro
| teclisn d the canal while scrupuiously con.
\ ffming the Sovereignty OF kicAragus and
amply secure fha< staie snd the work ltsetl
\ which may not be within che power d
Nicar4gna to meet.
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ioen dollars each 70 vote. took the arrested
parties and tried 10 fnd the two men, but
| they we're not 70 be found
How were the five arrested mnu % voter
asked Stewart. TThe Democratic ticket, =
repiied the Witness Their expenses to and
! from Cincinnati and at that city, amounting
/ to ahoutt75, bad been paid hy Cayanaughs
lex-SefEatnt q. Arms Of the House Of Repre-
lseniatffes." Tho Committee then adjourned
until tomorrow.
| Tie bin recently prepared by the repre-
sentatives of the various state Boards Of
| Health ut q conference la this city, was con
sidefed Informally to-day by the House
lCommittee ou Public Heath. Il was the
opinion OF the members Of the Cymmltiee
| that Il would be impossible 10 pass the bill
rs It now stands. Al pfesent the measure
linyolFes the question of States rights and
this, 1t Is thOught would occasion q con-
tinued debate. The membefs OF the Com
inittee desire 70 report bill this session
which they hope viii pass without opposi.
lion, aud they are more anxious 10 do SO be-
cause OF the fear that the cholera Will reach
the United States aext year. In order 10 be
able TO report such measure the Chairman
requested the members OF the Committee
to exsmfne Tie bill daring the holiday re-
cess. SO he might be able "a eliminate ohiec,
ltiOnnble features and form a new bill, 80 be
introduced soon after the reassembling OF
Congress
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
New Developments in the
Swain Trial.
sEcY MccULLocH CONFIRMED.
The Herald and the "Tribune
on the Late Diplomatic Work.
Sly Reporters.


t8Dsciaf 70 M Herald b. The 4 ted Press
e, -, :, 4. ,,..Fts r.. -
"Ash''>'stpr' - n, ~ 80 =" W 2 = = y
court'marttai the defense put Robert y
Daakers on Che stand. lie testified that be
t.,,,.,r, 4, .hs sr,,co,,,r,ttea ~ M ts,,osa
- 'te'A y ene 7u' So'a' w. ~ e'e '.'''7e
Committee on Military Affairs, aud was en-
tlo, ed As telegraph operator and sfenoErh.
,- ,.s4z..... a a.. 49,, oa..4.n,(x.
phef py bA'eman Y Ve.' rom 9epiempef
1882. II May. 1855 While employed by Bate
maj, q Ca. 4 rhrf of his duty was 70 receive
.,..,,,,s - 49, a,,a ,.,,t.h.,s ~ ssoeis n,
trPoi'9 " eeip' 49, - ~ = -
New York ty telegraph. He was asked hy
aenefai Ernsvenor: III you have any per.
A, ,,..., s,sts,.,s II, s,,~s,. .1s,..
so'''' N''o" 'e'sH s'iA' ss''
employment there, ordefed and directed
that false staten,ents OF reports from New
V-,' -t..,, ~ .,....s u. ~. n.,tt..,..
ork Ahoh'u pe posisu Yn sne pu'ieun
board, state What you know about II. :
fhe Judge Advocate Objected. and Gros.
-, AZ. 4, ,,..,I,fs 49,
fenu1 asheo 'ne Ns'nes7 7.hte na'
instructions, II any, batemnn gave him abonl
posting on the bulletin heards bank reports
IRON the stock market IN New. York. 10
this question also the JudBe-Adxoc9te oh
tense to state the purpose Of the exainina'
ton. Judge shellebnfger said the defense
wanted 20 show that iaise accounts OF The
state Of the market we're ordered q be put
up BY hatenau, and thus show that Baiemhn
and his c2ncern we're wholly unworthy Of
respect, The Court decided that counsel
mast establish the fact that information
came 10 General swein before showing
such things had occurred The witness was
then allowed to relire, Counsel Tor the de.
fenae stated that they would recall him sitter
the examination Of denarai Swain.
ueneral Swain WINS then called hg eoun'
sci for the defenze, us 20 the copper mluing
stock transaciiqps ~ testinsd that Rate
Iaq4 had obtained from him q cheek for
$4,000 with which 10 purchase stock in a
copper mining company, on the representa-
ton OF many prominent luen, among them
Senators sherman. Window and Ferry, who
were concerned ln il, and that the stock was
worth one dollar share while he fswaiml
was 10 be let in on the ground door. 70 par-
chase K at forty cents share. He also
testified that, upon subsequent inquiry
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CHRISTMAS GOODS
Special Sale Of New York and Eastern Bought Drives

Christmas tide is approaching that season Of mirth
and joy the blessed time Of the whole year. It is
then that the Of seshness which gathers around
hearts is broken and generosity and good will abound.
fIt is blessed to give than receive Knowing the
perplextes involved the difficulty of selection deem
few hints from will be in place. and therefore weenum-
crate below articles which will be placed Center
Tables for your Inspection and purchase This depart
ment like the rest under the ban and to effect thor
ough clearance Of them such prices have been named
will make speedy clearance Of all
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Goods

Silk Handkerchiefs from asc to $3.50.
White Embroidered Handkerchefs 25c to $f.so
Pure Linen Hemstitched EEaudlerchies, colored bor-
dered, in and wide hem, l24c to 7sc.
Lace Ties (great Variety, from asc to SIS.
Plain and Embroidered Satin Fans z5c to $3.50.
Mems and Boys silk scarfs Bows and Ties, specially
adapted for Holiday Gifts in all the different shapes and
colorngs, from rs cents up.
Toilet Cases in Plush, Leather and Brocaded Vel
vet containing Celnlod Comb Brush and Hand Mirror
Writing Desks and Work Boxes Combined. something
novel and useful.
Cuffs and Collar Boxes in Plush and Leather hand
some present
Boxes in various styles and colorings containing Pa
per and Envelopes.
Perfumery Boxes containing the best Perfumery),
in Plush and Hand painted Satin.
Scrap Books in different sizes and styles.
Picture Frames in Gilt Plush and Satin, in varying
styles
Mirrors, in Plush, Gilt and Hand-painted satius,
luseui and ornamental.
Baby Boxes, containing Comb, Soft Brush and Pows
der Boxes; ALSO Baby Sets in other styles.
Ladies Shopping Bags, in thousand different kinds,
and nearly as many prices.
Boxes containing Silver Knife Fork and Spoon, for
the little ones.
Albums, both large and small ranging in price from
25c TO SIS.
Countless small articles suitable for gifts such as
Match Safes Frames Gard Cases Backgammon Board s.
Napkin Rings Christmas Cards. Letter and Envelope
Pocketbooks. Music Holders Perfumery in single boxes
Broom aud Slipper Holders, ETC., etc.
And at Dress Goods Counter will be found
Beautiful Dress Patterns thar husbands may remember
their wives, and wives their daughters this, accepaby
and we'll
| And at our Domestic Counter will be found EN-
broidered Flannel and Colored Linen Table and Stand
Covers Table Damask, Fine Napkins and Handsome
fornia make, etc
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wAsHrTorox. DC, Dec is.-fhe follow
ing coahrIpstiens we're made By the Senate
to-day: Hngh Mceuhoch. Secretary Of The
Treasury; Robert < Wright. Jr:, of PennSyt
nam ol idaho Register OF the laud once Il
Cdsgr d lAlene. Idaho; Gilbert 4. Osman, 81
Michigan. Consul az Auckland. James II.
fhomat, OF Missouri. Register o. the land
once at Yakima, W. r.. James r Legate, Of
Kansas, Receiver Of Public Moneys al canI
d'Aiene, idaho. also a long list OF army
nominations were confirmed.
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cHIcaao, Dec ls--fhe TFanscontInental
Railway Association had another session TO-
day and adjourned until January 18th, when
another mceting viii be held IN Sao Fran
clsr1, aud the question: OF continuing the
present pool viii axain DC tRkan up. In the
meantime a truce was agreed up0n 70 be
continued until January Stat, and commit.
Tee naA appointed 20 report basis for set
tlariHnt A committee of the General Pas.
senger Agents OK Eastern trunk lines IL now
in session. endcaFofing to secure tho rexto
ration OF eastbound passenger rates.
Nothing has yet been agreed upon.
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Office, 275 North Main street, next the Dia.
mond House, Los Angeles. California.
All Diseases u the Head. Throat and Chest
Viz catarrh, Throat DiBesses, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Catarrhal Deaf
ness, Catarrhal Qphthalmia and Diseases Of
the Heari treated by his new and improved
system Of Nedicatec Inhalation, which
carry the reinedies directly to the diseased
parts, thereby etecting cures In many of the
so-called iucnrahle cases. the greater psrt Of
whom ned not the slightest ldea Of ever be-
N order 10 show the aflicted public how
easily asid quickly lung diSeeses can be
cured ny our system OF practice. We append
The following letter from reverend gentle-
men who il known BY many residents of
los ANGELES aud ell over the Northwestern
end fnstern States, and because the subject
Of the letter Is totny living and + stunt,
hge,ihy man, ard gtlil residing In the state
Frora Rev L. X. Flske, D. D.. President
Aibion College, Albion. Mich. formerly
pastor Central NJ !. Church, Detroit. Mich,
and editor OF Tile Christian Advocate.
DzTRoIT. Mich, sept 2, 1879
On. WfIIfAti--Dfar Sir am glad to add
my testimony TO the efficacy Of the treat
meut my son has received, ia the Spring OF
ls77, my sou, then at the age u Is. was snf
iortny from q severe sffection of the bfnn-
chial tubes and lungs, SO as 70 be compelled
10 keep his room, ano most Of the time his
bod Withiu the space Of two weeks be *
perierce9 about % dozen hemorrkages, ir0m
which the Ordinary remedies afforded but
temporary relief | applied 70 you, who
supplied him with iuhaliug neaioines,
which affected az immediate srrest Of the
bleeding, and Witch has never occurred
/ since he began the inhalafiou, aud which
I fully restored him to health.
| Our EASTERN friends should not depend
I upon climatic influences nione fer herein
/ lies the fatal mistake. Nearly cyeTg case re.
QuiFes positive medication. 80 as to become
! rid OF the offending lnnfter-the c0nsoli.
dared portions Of the iungs--so as 10 give
na,nss ~ ePPet,,tmDn1lMsx M g neal them
1 sire 70 consult me In regard 80 thcil
Cases or to location rs to climate had better
1 cali at my Office for consultation and exam
| ipation, but II impossible to do so can write
for copy OF my Medical Treatise, contain.
Ing listof questions. Address
M. Hilton Williams, M. D.,
21s North Main street, Los Angeles, Cal
ONCE hcurs-From 10 A. \. to4R.
Snndays ff,Diu % Ar y. Professional
l Visits before and after oflicc hours dec7
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cHkYFxEr, Wyoming, Dec. ls-From spe-
clal agent sanhorn, Of the interlcr Depart
meat, who has beer III the Territory for sew
era days past, il IS learned that, IN ohedi-
enne to an order from the Department the
ranehmen all over Wyoming are removing
ihsir fences from the public domain.
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NEw YoRx. Dec, Governments easier
railroads Irregular. stocks opened waek
and fell u y II psr cent, Jersey Central
Delaware 4 Hudson and Leekewanna lead
Ing, subsequently they rallied - 70 y per
cent and then dropped ~ IS per cent
Yanderbsits we're affected by unfavorahEe
reports regarding ihc Lake Shore dividend.
Near ?. y, the shorts began to cover and the
market advanced Il TO ~. per cent. l-acka
wanna was the most conspicuous IN the
upward movement The market closed 1rn
AZ thu Highest point OF the day Compared
with Inst Night closing prices are u 10 IL pei
roni higher except Canada Southern, Della
ware n Hudson. Lake Shore, Northern Pa
cidc. oregon rrAnseontinentsis Pacific Mail
and Panama.
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81. Lorfs. Dec is.--The Board OF Directors
81 tfe Union Base ball Association held IN
executive session AZ the Iaciede Hotel to
day They awarded the pennant to thu II.
Louis club They decided to keep the Asso-
citation down to eight clubs and not 70 edmit
any club thai cannot show thoroughly
sound and strong financial condition Il
was decided 10 accept the resignation Of the
Baltimore clubs
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In conclusion. let say that every article mentioned
above will be found less than the usual price asked for
them you have been given the reason for the radical
prices at which selling every article in our
House Therefore let beg of you take advantage
our necessity and pay Great Special Sale of New
York and Eastern Bought Drives visit before making
your selections Holiday other goods Yours truly
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sAs FnANcisco, Dec. ls,Great indigna-
tion is being manifested by The U. 3 Super
yfsofsof Elections at the action OF the Uaited
States Attorney General in docking their pay
forty per cent. The total amount reported
By bnited States Marshal Drew Il st5, 500 but
the Department % Justice enclosed war
rant for only tg415, and informed the Mar
shai that In 90 Case would more than fiyt
days pay be allowed for Supervisors Of Eiec'
tons
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PORTLAND, oregon. Dec IS Lieutenant
Abercrombie has Just returned from Cooper
river, Alaska. where he has been engaged in
explorations for the government. M. Me.
kohkey, who has been Ia Alaska for tive
gears returned With him. He explored the
Yukon river for 2700 miles and reports rich
| placers thousand miles mp. paying $50 TO
| the man Tbs seHson u fhor1 aud mining Is
diflcoit The fisheries are the finest known.
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Nfw YoRK, Dec ls-charles q. Lincoln.
who for thirty year, WIS the confidential
business agent q the late Tsenor W PARK,
died to-day, aged hfty-nve he was Cali
fornlan. About two weeks ago he was
chosen treaeurer OF the New York and
Laka Erie and Wesiern railway Company
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Arnoep. Dee s--folioWlas L. a liss Of he
scuth-hound passonsers passing here this
evening
co Buxston. Sierra valley Frank Ruxs
t1u, do: Master q Hnxsinn. do. g A hisselI.
Sau francIscoi & Heransoni Gold itill
NeT. n h hurils cursor Ney. Louis hanp'
Mrs IA " Billings. 1o, 3esay 4 Eddy New
York. y q uurfake. Uift auo tnf2e Chi. tren.
lofton. n "A palinnf Oakland & hason, do
II Wright. san frtacisepl Andrews DO
~ VIM \ May snd vlfc. do. : a Turner
San tnlonIp. ftxi Hl Nal Hf. batter.
Fresno, " blackwell. los Allfc'cI 3 knte.
Grand hapids. Mich
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Nkw YonK. Dec ls--Threes. loi,4: eSs
llag<, 4. IQsff: Central paclhc. a Den
yef 4 kio arandc. ~ Kansas Texas, Il
Northern Pnciic, I6sz preferred. e9g North
western, sss6 New York Central, 81 Oregon
Navigation. III fransconfnenia. 81 I'm
pros6meut II; Farifn Mail. bss rAnnma. ~
fexas Pacific, f23f Union pacinc fs3s
q 3 Express. 50; Wells Fargo, lo7 Western
flnfan SSlx
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Irrigation.

FnEsNo. Dec, ls.-The Execntive Commit
tee appointed by the state Irrigation Con-
senlien met here to-day 70 decide upon the
bill or bills 70 be presented for the consider
alton of the Legislature. Bulls covering the
grounds soughs 70 be reached have been
presented 0y Green and others and are now
being considered
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PORTLAND, Ogu., Dec. 18-The spow block.
ade nentlnues. no trains having arrived
since Monday. and none are expected until
tomorrow. The Willamette and Columbia
are running out ice. All of the street cars
have been stopped since Monday night but
win resume tomorrow. The gas gave out
last night and tharc are no lights. The
steamer p \. Thompson, while leaving As
teria dock broke her steering apparatus aud
was left TO the mercy Of the storm, she was
damaged 10 the extent Of FIVE thousand dol
lars bat the crew and passengers sustained
no iu5nry
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or common. aud ali articles 10 which
leather shall be the principal maferlals
and varnlshes musical inatriaanis, palnts,
porcelain, china cnrtheu ware. plain or
decorated, soap candles, tallne grease.
table cutlery md plated ware, wall paper
and WOODEN goods
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec es-s Beile Isle, 100,
Best aud Bolohef scc ch1iinr, 81 IS Crown
Point. 50; Gonld and Curry. fil5l
Halo 4 Noroross, - 70; Mexican. Too Neya'
10, q 10 Qphir. 6rc. iotosi, voc savage, u 70
sierra Nevada. 75e. Union Consoll dated
$50. yellow Jacket fio6
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BRIGHT'S
Just Received!

10000 yards Calico o................... 4sccn1s
1000 yards Ginhams Observation-Disclosures. cents
5000 yards Lawns ............... 8 cents
5000 yards White Pique ............. ~. 6 cents
5000 yards Dress Goods from. ...... to SO cents
5000 yards of Brown and Bleached Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards Of Summer Dress Goods just Received.
6,ooo pairs Of Cloves from .... s. sc. to 81 pan
675o pairs Of Hose for Ladies at .7 ? to az cents
$3.50 pairs Chldren's Hose ..... S to cents
I325 Corsets from Observation-Disclosures. Zoe to 81
10000 pairs Of Ladies' Shoes from 7sc to S.
1900 pairs ChIdrens Shoes from 75c. TO SI.a5
10000 yards Ribbons from 2 to Is cents yard
10000 yards of Lace from .........l to soc. yard
10000 yards of Iaconet Edgings from to 4oc yard
10000 Ladies' Hats trimmed and untrimmed from Csc
to SIS.
$1,000 Childrens Flats from om.............Ioc roc to ST.
6ooo Plumes and Tips from ........ Ioc. to 81
5000 Bunches Artificial Flowers from toc to ST. bunch
Also large stock Of
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Nsw ORlKAKs. La, Dec ls-There Is nc
truth In tna report OF strike ala6ng opefa
lofs here, and thereis sno evidence that ther!
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Nsw Yqnk, Dco. 1A--Moncy easy,
I4ll< Closed oiiared Prime paper,
i5saib Exchange bills sfaady, 8. Sterling
steady demand, 50
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w4smix 1roE, Disc. is.-The Senate con
afmed Mccniloeh Az Secretary OF the
Treasury.
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CONSUMP
N. HILTON WILLIAMS. Md, McR&0

And all the various diseases OF the Head, f,
Throat and Chest, Including the Eye, Ear
and henri. snccesslully treated by
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27s North Main street Los Angeles, Cal.
ONCE hpurs--from 10 A. X. t04F.
SnndaFs hon % Ar. y. Professional
visits before and after oiiicc hours decT
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-05

Relay Of sidewalk on the south side oil
Grand street, from the westerly line Of st.
Patrickis church property to the New Haven
and Hartford railroad. Recommended to
be completed September 1, 1885.
Relay of sidewalk on the north side of
Grand street, from Wallace street to the New
Haven and Hartford railroad. Recommend
ed to be completed September l, 1886.
Relay of sidewalk on the north side of
Summer street, between State and Hamilton
streets. Recommended to be completed July
1, 1885.
Relay of sidewalk on the west side of State,
between Bradley and Pearl streets Recon-
monded to be completed October 1, 1885.
Relay Of sidewalk on the north side of Oak
street between Temple and Factory streets.
Graded and curbed on the north side Octo-
Der Is, 1884.
Relay of sidewalk on the south side of
George street between Temple street and
Congress avenue, and between Dow and York
August /, 1884.
Relay Of sidewalk on the north side of Con-
gSess avenue between Rose and Cedar streets.
Tabled.
Relay Of sidewalk on the north side of
Whiting street between State and Meadow
streets Recommended, July 1, 1884.
Relay OF sidewalk on the north side of
Washington street between Cedar street
and Howard avenue. Recommended relaid
and extended to the curb.
Petitions for the extension of Second street
to tide water, and for the extension of SheE-
man avenue from COTE street to Henry
street. Tabled the first, and the petitioners
for the second given leave to withdraw.
The Elm City Boat club was granted per-
mission to erect building at the foot of
Saltosstall avenue, the same not to encroach
upon sidewalks and to be removed at any
time at the city's option.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-05
THE SOUTH.
Tennessee.

A Destructtve CycloHe-Oeath and Desc
lattOn In Its Pa'h.
CHATTANOOGA, April 4-The following
further particulars of Tuesday nights cy-
clone were received this morning from a
gentleman from McLemore's Gave: The
storm crossed Sand mountain and struck
Wells Valley not far from Sulphur
Springs; crossed Lookout mountain at
MoLenore's Cave and passed south of
Lafayette, Ga. The destructive track varied
from two hundred to five hundred yards in
width in which everything was destroyed.
It struck McLemore's about O'Clock. tearing
down trees, houses and fencing. The resi-
dence of Oliver Thurman in the cave was torn
to atoms and Mrs. Thurman severely injured.
All the buildings were demolished. On the
Kilgore and Anderson farms five residences
we're destroyed, but no person injured. On
Lookout mountain the destruction to timber
and houses was complete. Mr.. Tatum's
house was torn to atoms and the family car
ried away. After the storm Mrs Tatum went
to q nsighbor's house, procured lights and
pile of rubbish. He was taken out and
found to be alive, althoughit is not thought
he will recover. One of the children was
found under some timbers crushed to
death. The others we're found at differ
ent places more or less injured.
Dickson's saw mill, residence and outbuild-
ings we're destroyed. On Calhoun farm the
brick residence and other buildings were
swept away. All the houses on the farm of
Captain Young on Armuchie creek we're torn
to piecea