Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-14

struck the tent, aud turned the whole side
show upside down. Women screamed, an
imsls howled, and a general stampede en-
sued mid the sheets Of lightning. drench-
ing rain and resistless gale. Three persons
were seriously injured by falling poles,
and q number we're hurt slightly.
Indiana Visited by u Terrible Cy-
Home.
WILLIAxsPoRT, Ind, May ia cyclone
struck this place this evening, destroying
everything in its track. Several honses and
barns in the north end OF town were car
ried away. 1. seems to have formed about
two miles northwest Of town, and took q
souihwesterly direction, travelling about3O
miles an hour, striking the extreme north
end of this place. Reports come from At
tica, about two miles east Of here, that il
struck thai place about the center OF the
town, and destroyed several Of the bust
ness buildings, including a new mill. the
Revere House and the Chicago and Grea,
Southern railway offices. A wsgon-bridge
over the Wabash river was torn down.
Several persons were on the bridge at the
time il went down, and all were supposed
to have been killed. At the Revere House
several are reported to have been killed
At this place two brick houses belonging
to Henry Butt were torn down and badly
injured. Aside from these people this
place escaped injury.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, May 13.-The east
bound passenger train on the Indianapolis,
Bloomington and Western railroad, which
left here at 9 o'clock last night, ran into q
wsshed-out eulyert near New Castle to-
wards midnight. The engine, baggage car
and fret passenger car were plunged into
an abyss. The engineer, fireman and an
unknown passenger were instantly killed
in the crush, and the ~baggagemen and
conductor are severely injured. All Of the
passengers are more or less bruised, bu.
none are seriously hurt.
A Fearful storm in Virginia.
WINCHESTER, Va, May ia fearful
storm passed over this place this evening,
lasting Is minutes. Two clouds Of q
greenish cast and hanging low, one from
the northeast and the other from the south
west, met and burst Immediately over the
city. The wind attained g great velocity
Hailstones the size of wslnuts fell TO the
depth Of from two inches 10 three feet.
Trees were stripped Of their foliage, and
rain fell in torrents, filling streets and Gel.
lars. The Courthouse, With q western eX-
posure, had all its window glass destroyed
Carriages were overturned in the roads,
occupants narrowly escaping with theil
lives. The storm extended only q mile on
either side of the place.
Violating Fishery Laws.
OTTAWA, May 13.-Informs.ion was re-
ceived by the Commissioners Of Customs
that another fishing schooner called the
Frank Williams has put into Port Barring
ton, n. s., and claimed the right TO pur'
chase bait on the ground that they had
permit from the Collector Of Customs al
Gloucester, n. s., to touch and trade 81
any foreign point. The authorities have
been instructed that such permission can
not be given. and to warn the captain that
he annot stay in the port, but must leave
according to law.
Determined Clothing Men.
CHICAGO. May l3.-An excessive lockout
Of striking tailors here was insugursted by
an association of clothing men and whole
sale dealers. Tomorrow there will be q
general lockout in this branch OF industry,
This means that from 90. 900 TO 25. 900 sew.
ing people-men and women, will be de-
MED work. The employers are resolved
that it will continue till the strikers with
draw their demand that they have made
for an increase Of paw.
The Collapse of AN Old Firm.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 13.-The old es,
tsblished grain commission house of Ty-
son Bros. made an assignment to-day. The
liabilities are estimated at 5000. 900. but
the assets cannot be estimated. The firm
have extensive connections in Europe, and
do a heavy shipping business.
A Presidency Accepted.
CHICAGO. May 13.-The Hon. E. B.
Washburne. of Chicago, has accepted the
Presidency Of the American Exhibition, 70
be held in London, commencing May 2,
1887, and continue for two months.
An Ohio Liquor Tax Bill.
COLUMBUS, o., May l3.-The Legislature
to-day passed a liquor tax bill, which is q
re-enactmens OF the Scott law, and which
goes into effect from this date.
A Bill Passed.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-The Interstate
Commerce bill. having been completed in
the Committee of the Whole. passed by
q vote Of AZ to 4.
Sick headache cured by I'D d D"-ta
Capron's.