Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-16

Minneapolis about 6 o'clock, aud a heavy
hsil-storm followed, though OF but snort
duration. In fact, one storm CLOUD AFTER
another has swept across the state ever
since last evening, and the ralniail mas
been heavy. The storm 10 the WORST
known in the State since 1883, when
Rochester and Elgin were devastated by Q
tornado. .,
10 A. M.-Revised estimates OF the killed
and wounded are at St. Cloud 10 killed and
4 injured; at Sank Rapids, 30 killed and
100 hurt; Rice's Station. 22 killed and an
unknown number injured.
3P, M.-New bodies are being recovered
hourly from the debris, and are being
brought in from the country In the track
of the tornado. Twelve Injured people
were brought in. Several OF these will die.
Four have died of wounds since morning.
At q church east Of Rice's ID OF a wedding
party were killed, including the officiating
minister. At Sank Rapids 81 are already
dead. The list will be swelled to 40. Al
st. Cloud at least 80 deaths can be traced
ss the result of the visitation there.
A Hearty Response.
ST. LOUIS, April 15.-The letter OF Gen
eral Matter Workman Powderly to Secro-
tsry Tnrner is said by the Executive Com'
mittee to be the result OF a unanimous re.
cues. upon him by the assemblies OF tie
order to place the strike upon a broad
basis. Since the arrival of the General
Committee contributions are now running
up. Thousands Of dollars have been re-
ceived every day by the men for the last
week. They have averaged over $4,000 a
day. All this money has been sen
out to be distributed among the strikers at
every point on the system where it is
needed, and it has been sufficient to meet
all the demands so far without calling
upon the reserve fund OF the order, or the
ordering of an assessment. but Powderly's
direction for the call for contributions met
with the approval of the Board because il
will prove to the public that the strike has
the endorsement of the order In general.
Notes from st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, April 15.-One Of the mill
tary sentinels in the vandalia yards il
East st. Louis was fired upon by q I'm
known man. The sentry fired and woke NJ
another man in ambush. The miscreantI
both escaped.
Two rails were removed from the Cairt
Short Line road near Belleville by IN
known parties last night.
A special from Atchison, Kansas, state
that the strike at that point is virtual.
over. Out of Il2 men who stopped worl
there by order of the knights Of Labor, q
have returned to work. as they say, TO
good.
Bitten by u Rnbld Dog.
New YORK. April 15.-Amelia Moro
SIM, q daughter of Jay Gould's old part
ner, and the younger sister OF Mrs. V
Schelling Huelsksmp, vas bitten by
rabid dog yesterday. She was walking ii
the grounds surrounding her fathers resi-
dence at Riverdsle, N. Y, when she say
the dog coming towards her. She ran
but the animal pursued her and o%vertool
her. Her screams were heard by Police
man Finegan. who killed the dog with
shot from his revolver. Miss Morosini
however, had already been bitten.
Another "Tie.up" Threatened.
New YORK, April 15.-As yet there hsI
been no "tie-up" on the Third Avenue
Street-Cs line. The Empire Protective
Association held an sll-night meeting. ThC
Association wants seven nom Union men nov
in the employ of the company discharged
II the officers do not consent TO this I
"tie-up" will be ordered tomorrow morn
ing.
LOgan's secret Session Bill.
WASHINGTON. April Is. -Senate-Logar
took the floor in support OF the movement
for open executive sessions. He preferred
his own resolution, he said. because it pro
vided broadly for open sessions on all mat
ters Of nominations and confirmation
without going into secret sessions.
A "Tie-up" I'm baltimore.
BALTIMORE, April 15.-At noon to-da,
the officers OF the Knights OF Labor or
dered the "tying up" of all cars of tn
Union. Peoples and Central Companies
and the work 10 done as rapidly as the car
reach the respective stations.
D0ycottcrs Arrested.
NEW York, April 49, Eight boycottinI
bakers. who have peddled circulars befor
the bakery of Mrs. Gray OF Dey street 10
several days past, were last night arresse'
for disorderly conduct.
Death Of n Millionaire.
BUFFALO, April 15.-Frank W. Tracy
the millionaire husband of Agnes Ethel
the actress, died this morning; aged 4
years.
Costiveness cured by " d d D"-at Ca