Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-12

Another Disastrous Cyclone Sweeps
Through Portions Of Missouri.
THE COURTHOUSE AT KANSAS
CITY A WRECK.
The Great Strikes Rapidly Disap-
psaring in Chicago.
A DESPERATE AND .xuRDEaoUs
COWBOY.
A Victim Murders Her Alleged
Seducer.
A COAST APPOINTMENT AND
WITHDRAWAL.
A COAST APPOINTMENT AND
WITHDRAWAL.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
,ofher neafI,. Dealing Cyclic

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May ia cyclone
visited here q. noon to-day. The Court
house is demolished, and q number of per-
sons are hurt. The Lathrop school is
wrecked. Many children were caught in
the ruins. Seven are said to be killed.
An overall factory was blown down, and
five deaths are reported. Fifteen girls are
reported to be badly injured.
LATER-A fearful storm Of wind and
rain swept over this city to-day, lasting
from IL A. NJ. to noon. The Courthouse
on Second street ia totally destroyed above
the second story. A number of persons
are hurt, bu. none are killed as far as
known st this time. The Lsthrop school
| building at Eighth street Is partially
wrecked. and many children were caught
in the ruins. Seven are said to have been
killed, and the full extent Of the disaster
is not yet known. An overall factory on
Second street was blown down, and five
deaths are reported from there out of the
Is girls at work in the building, while
nearly all the others are wounded. At l
O'Clock a report came from the the La
throp school that 10 were badly hurt,
besides those killed. The water-works
building, near the Courthouse. was
blown down, and one or two persons are
missing. At the Western Union Telegraph
office bu. one wire ia working out OF the
city. Communication has been estab-
lished with st. Louis over that wire by
the way of Dallas, Galveston, New Orleans
and Memphis. A span OF bridge near
Harlem was blown down, and it is report
ed that 40 persons were killed at the
bridge.
Great Strikes Disappearing.
CHICAGO, May 11.-There has been no
attempt to resume operations in the West
Side lumber district this morning, and
from 5000 to 0.000 men employed in the
yards and planning mills are still idle. The
lumbermen claim the great majority Of
the men are ovsrawed by the Bohemian
Socialists. who infest the region. A large
force Of police continue stationed in the
district to guard against an outbreak in
the Yards in the North and South Divisions
of the city, and at South Chicago the yards
and planning mills have fully resumed OF
the old basis OF ten hours work and ter
hours pay, so that the lumber business oil
the city is in reality only lightly affected
The Woodworking establishments opened
again this morning with larger working
forces than Yesterday. As a class the fur
piture workers constitute the only ont
still holding out for eight hours. Tit
boot and shoe manufacturers who tried
the eight-hour day as an experiment, are
considering the a~dvissbility OF returning
! to ten hours. It is evident the gres
strikes are rapidly disappearing in every
i, portion OF the city.
The CRnadfan-A american Fishery
Question.
TORONTO, May 1.-THE Globe, in an edi
torial on the seizure OF the American fish
ing vessel Adams. says there seems to b.
no room for doubt but the master Of thi
vessel acted illegally, and that the seizur,
5 Of the property was made. The people o
the United States did not know what the
e were doing when they abrogated thu
8 clauses in the Washington treaty, and the!
l find now their fishermen cannot pursue
their business proitably, unless they arr
| permitted to take or purchase bait on on
, shores. "For the sake OF Canada, for thu
! sake of the Empire, we hope the Imperia
Government if they interfere in this bust
g ness openly or secretly, it will be to hell
US to maintain our rights, and not Il
ohlR "a
s term Of the treaty"
An Alleged Seducer Murdered.
ELIZABETH, Col, May 11.-Bob Wrigh
was sho, and killed here to-day by
woman from Denver, whom he had Sc
duced, and who came here on the morning
train from Denver, accompanied by bel
brother. After her arrival she stepped into
his place Of business, asked him to marry
her, and upon his refusing, she fired shret
i shots at him from q Colts As revolver, two
: taking effect 10 the head and one in the
Q chest, killing him instantly. The woman
d claims to be the mother of his tive-weeks'
I. old illegitimate child, and that Wright
. often promised to marry her, but always
: failed to keep his promise, and she made
up her mind to kill him if he refused heI
again to-day. After the shooting she and
the brother entered a carriage and drove to
Q Kiowa and gave herself up to officers, but
, she refused to give her name.
Accident on h Pennsylvania
: Central.
PITTsBUGH, May ia freight wreck in
Q the mountains on the Pennsylvania road
: last night demolished % cars aud killed
P three men outright, and obstructed the
tracks so badly that it will take IL hours
to clear them. The accident was the result
' of a heavy storm, which swept along the
Conemsugh Valley, near Conemsugh Sta
: tion. The heavy west-bound freight train
j was going at the rate of 80 miles an hour.
. L. came along at midnight, and crashed
. into the obstruction before the engineer
had time to reverse the engine. Con-
duotor Thomas Corners, Engineer Thomas
Mowry and Fireman Michael Myers were
killed almost instantly. The remainder
of the crew escaped with slight injuries.
: A Desperate and MurderOus Mex.
Q lean.
BIO SPRINGS. Tex, May 11.-Several
DAYS ago on a ranch 80 miles south OF here
- OalInn Nathan hnrlnr huuAaII-