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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14
WASHINGTON.
Fhe Cahiaes Considers ths selsure of
the Adams.

The Caklnet Considers the seisure of
the Adams.
WASHINGTON, May 18.-The seizure Of
The American fishing schooner Adams
at Digby, Nova eeatia, was enc Of the
topics considered af the meeting Of the
Cabinet today. The Secretary Of ststs
has Teesived telegram from Consul
General RhelaE at Halifax saying that
be went 10 Digby and investigated the
circumstances attending the seizure Of
The Adams and will forward e report on
the subject. No further action In the
oase will be taken BY this Government
until ano1lolai report has been received
frem the Consul.
csnarmaflens.
]. Il. Putnam. Of Ohio, as Consul
General at Honolulu.
Recsivsrs Of Public Monsy-L. I.
Boyd, Bayfield,. Wis; HIS. Powell, Hell.
ena, Mont.
Registers Of she Land Ofaos-w. L.
G. Beard, Wakeny, KS; 8. W. Lang
horne, Helena, Mont; r. Q. Shields,
Las Cruces, n. Nj J.. B. Webb, La.
crosse, Via.
Collectors Of Oustoms-A. r. Ssebsr-
ger, Chicago; Conrad Seipp, Milwsukoe;
John Cad walader, Philadelphia Robt.
Barnaft, CollecteF Of InteFnal Revenue
f0g the Fourth District Of California I;
D. z. Yonnt, Assistant Appraiser Of
MeFohandisa e San Francisco ]. =.
TackeR, Assistant AppFaiaer Of Mer-
ohandiss aa San Francisco.
puatanatara-H. z. Menao, Cd Bozo-
man, Mont; \. ?. Glover, 81 Olympia,
Waeh. Ter.
EquaI PFivIIaxes.
The Senate COMMITTEES on Commerce
today ordered 4 favofabis report upon
Senator FFye's bill 70 iimit the CONNER
cial privileges Of vessels Of foreign ooun-
trieS IL the ports Of the United States
10 such purposes aa are accorded 10
American vessela IN the poFta of auah
foreign countries. The bill vas report
ed as an amendment 10 the shipping bill.
Blssell says Es win oesar.
WAsHrxDrox, May ia private let
Ter reserved from Wm. n. Biaaall, the
Presidents fernoF Law partner, eject
ually sets mt rest any doubta e. 10 the
lattst'e marriage 70 Miss frankie
Folsom. Mr.. Bizson eays that The
marriage, ascending te the present
program, viii oeanr at BaHal0 on
tie f2lh Of June. The latest adxiosa
from Earope are 10 tho udoat that Mrs.
Folsom vas suffering from q relapse Of
The Ronlan fever. but thai 4 nhs h
Abie 20 travel there viii b no delay 10
Tie date Of The uoddina. On the otheE
hand, II tha wedding should Be post
poned Oh account q Mrs. folsom'a III
neza, it vii oosur within q wsak sitter
their return 70 America.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

bill and disSuod tha rrapEielY e Ike
bill iu1fod1eed b him - ere&ta q De-
pMremeua 81 lnauzfxy, watch - pro
pesed % o1sF e. = 1nhsfilu1o far t1e
pen1fng EeazuxA
Weatef fawoEed tha biil, Whith wonlt
RiRe lAhcf an fmpetls Which & bad not
yet enjoyed. Ren&ing fnrGheE disena-
son. the oomnilloa rose and ne HoHae
adioarned
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

zAAAtie4 nttT years and Mm Ml1InW
sDe1t i11l niztt ssay frara hcr,s -
tear q hef Anlhana.
oeanrate MsEm,nna
saGx Iakxn. u1ah, nEag fs--0cpnnov
Nest toaeg want 10 tha peuitentiaRv fa
~ VIA TIE pclYoamous canglesa
S1dles do 4zked Il shsY uoal1 - niIl.
~ ~ Qro1nia4 ooe6ienoa Be- tbs haw a
Pc uoald use ~ Il 7urnen - ksge ets1.,.
eacy extenaed y 4hem. Apnatla L.a.
renno eaow said ha woula 80 fhas -
30 70 eoaAdensa u Judra Eans a.
Onitea STATES AtloFneg Diekaan. vhnt.
ever ne miRAt hAVa II Aim Co.,,
Ne1th. 1ho GogeFnor ea71 - - -
rlE1t - talk that wMys that theas niII.
ciAl1 had No malsoo, hat "a kIn8nr-r
and WeFe bul aoinQ fheif aniV. -
uu1i4 ian him Ia askimn foe tAnrn
elemeaeY of ne preE3ent II So
uouid sahuit 30 he laNs ana urra 90.
ets % % %. 1now said ko &lamat kaamsn
zane a1o Dieknon noofe fhan 49, -
pefseceled ChFist and tha sarlV CARA
tiana; but ~we are follawina IA afFsna
command % Goa. and eannot airo w9v
3 ehe law ~ man.n
00pernog West eoaHiaara shat this
leaves TIE AaFmona net lee - sloI1
- y tAeif cfy Of paFssaattom. Ha saws
tAat frHsi1eal Cleveland would nrrh.
eoiy have listened % oonuenaa aatirnn
E1r ienltys oas tAas The Mormnns fsaVa
10 oppoFtunity foF iia exerslsa.
A eiennale EechouE
Cmoaao, May l3-Thls evsnlnr "A
8 o'cleok, IN acc1rdanes WITH - a.
eIsloa q tha Whaleaalo olnthfne Mnmm.
feolufeF9 Association e Chfeneo. 4
alRenlie lockout VS. inaururefr5 -.
Al ma m4nnfaasuEuRa nntfaea fhair
eat,eEs f4at for lhe pre1an1 no fnrtheR
vafk would = ElFsn oek By ihia "a.
slQn nearly t0. coo mam ana women hawn
oetu thrown cut % eunlosue1,f. A
cammslloo of mitdlomen oailnA tni4nv
On the leadinH Wholesalers 9 - n
souo oempfomi1e eould noi s. rnaehrI.
pa ahaY mes vita no amnnurannr1as1f
aqulo ot che whoIsnaia arms havn =
mu1a e. ten daysi outsina a hana. -
say lha8 10 yiaid 20 the aaunanaa' whiah
taey uEufo cat a. raEElna from s. Is 80
Per cent advances, WoaId Be- aninifnf
40o middieman wih hola nnatlnn ea-
morrou % TAXA action aoneernInr -
dilemma n Which lhoy ara nlansd -
The wholesalers ioekonL
ARrangcInenaa fer ne Kn1rnr..
ChHynxAND. May ia--Apafsmnnaa
have been engaged q the Eoresl CIV
no1ao knF she convention 81 ne Knsnhis
oi Labor % be heid here "a Mag 9S1h.
Hhero WiH ba t16 deituatea ant -
meetines vii b held In an ohaanIn Ian
oa Ontario street. A p1oninant mamher
% ne efdef eaya thai every nnsnmhlP ~
ynlo, VITA ha1 tWo excop4iana will Vnfa
for kowdsrly against lrona AZ ths Eiah-
.nond Oonveniion, which moela Ia Oels-
Apnblie mesting q 0srman Ansreh-
.s,s W. held tonight on ne uest slaa.
4 squad o. poiioeman In aiii1en'a elnfh-
ne we're present. hRt no arrests uels
made.
re he mangea.
CoEuMHUs. HAY i3.--ASthur J. 0roVsr.
gna murdered Granville .. LewiR. naas
5e9ling Green. Wood oountg, Ia Nav.
40, viii bo exeonted % she ohio nanf
.entiary batween ~ o'clock toniahs and
o'elook Tomorrow mornina.
CoLuABus, May lS.--Grexsg was enc.
luted al q. -. He protested hia inna-
,once on the ao&4olA. He exhibited
lreat nerve and ahoWed very llttis sfae-
lon as be announced himself ready fa
lie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

MaDnrD. May IS.-The ousan visited
various p1ints IN Ne city and suburbs
whare the damage wK0uRhs By ths haF-
ricane Was msst marked. Her Majesty
expressed profODnd eoEfsu e tbe loss %
life and mueh sympAthy wish 1hosa
whose homes had been wrecked b. TIE
s1orm. The damage uin exesed 81
$4,000. tbs QHsan seat q sam 81
mo1sy is b applied 70 the relief of tie
9iatroase4.
Animals eviacsd ths wiideaf terror
durtng the hnEFieane. Farana. eFops and
Villages wegs destroyed b. iia Kavasea
ID shs country diafFictss the working
claassa audesing the keaxisat losses.
Washsr9omas Mefe bl0un into the river
Mangananes and twsnsy-eieht wsrs
drowned. Ths largest tree II AadEiA.
whiah seood ID fEuat ~ tbe PsFliamsnt
baiidinq, was blown doWn- Ths hospi.
tais are arOWded With saasfers. Tbe
nfsrn wea psses3ed b. several days of
bet ueathsE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14
EHR REAL FOSTER.

". r. BOYD a CO.. only, are the authorized
agents here for THE GENUINE FOSTER. and any
hense IN seattle selling cheap Hook Glove and rep
resenting such to be THE GENUINE F0sTRR makes
FALSE REPRESENT aTK0N to make the statement
msrc forclble, an UNMETHGATED LIB. The prices Of
the real Foster, The werId over, are g. 90 Is and
~ - and establishment In Seattle has them, ex.
tp ours and others claiming to sell this glove here
are ihlaers and unworthy the principles actuating
hsnest business m n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

AnesAer Elshiax sshsansr fn DanGer.
OrxAwA. Oanada. MRy i9.--Knfarma-
tioa kas hsaa ressfvsd 81 the Oommis-
ashnoneE. called The krank Williams.
haa pai inso poEs a1 bsFFingt0ns Nova
Seoiia. and eiasEed ths riRhf b e11
onaas bait un Ne RFound ahas sAsy bad
q psrult fFon tAe coiieetsT q Gloa-
aasse1, MNMx. - taush and trade 81
any forslrn poFi. Ths anthagitins havl
bsnn instFas1sd tAAt suek p1rmission
eannot b. gives. mnd 30 wAxn ths eap.
tain thnt ka aAnnee say - puFs. bai
unzt tsAss, neoasding - law.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

RzrEsx oHAn1Kna. = Tho Amsrioan
ahip EaisrpEins. noW e. San Pedro. haa
hasn eAaFtsrsd 20 lead inmbaF a Puesi
eaand tor Valparaiso. Tie ship J. b.
WmlkaF, 1l0f Sons register h41 osan
ehsFtsraA g lead eoal e. Tacoma feI
aaa Rfnnsiaso The NsFusEian bzsk
RsiaRi4 hng heen oAArlsFed 30 ioad Inn
ber n Paasl Saun1 foe Hab1au'g bey
a e. s. psr fhcnnsaA 1es NeEWsglan
hntk Rasuastt3a, es5 tona, b eAmElaEo
= Iosz la1haE at Paasl sound ~ sgd,
~ q &IGa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14
EASTERN NEWS,

Hate the Ahyns.
INp1ANkPoLm, Nay i3.-The east-
bouDd passenger train On the fndlanaD-
ella, HloominQton and western Railroad
which left here at O'Clock last uiQht
ran into q washed out calvert near Oan.
tie. The engine. baggage ear and frst
passenger oer PlanRed into the abyss.
The enQineer, the fireman and an an
knoWn passenger we're killed u the
eFaBhs and ths baRgaRsman aad con
duceor were severely Injured. Al 81
she passengers we're more o. lees
bruised, bot none were seriously IN
idrsd.
Rs-enaclmsnt q ne SEED Raw.
CoLUMBus, Ohio. May 1a.--Ihs LaEls-
latlro today paased Z liqaos tax bill
which 4 4 fe-enaeimsnt Of the Scott
Law, and wAich eoes ini0 saeoi from
date.
the Ghost of fhs Credit nlobaliaF.
HEw YosK, May iS.-A pstffion uas
6lea II tbs United States Cifeult CouFl
today ~ hosaud Hazard, ng s4eoutox 0f
tate q OAkoa Ames ana otheRs, asking
that Tie txusleoa - eompailed % render
8 last and tFnfhfni atats1sent % plain
AHN.NNNM
biligr of America. and q pay over suah
suuss 81 noneF as may bo due. D1fenf-
anita, acting a trustees fOg tho Cfedit
Mobiiisr. nndsrtoek he buildinR of ne
Union Paeiio Railway, and. Il n
aiaimed, ths large profits have never
been aasountsd for.
Wreck 81 q Paaseaesr Frain.
IEnaAHkFoLsS Mag ls.-A Wabash.
Sc. Leuis 4 Paeide oastbound passenQef
tKain struck q waanoui an miles balaw
Lafayette. at 80 thia morning. fhfew
iBa ths whole train of ssran ooaahss
fram t1e track. The ears we're pilad 90
en- each Other pFumiasuousiy, hat 10
0na wsa burt ezospt sko baRaaesnlnn,
wAose injuries afe not mefigas. The
baERaGs and expgoas car % 3 to8ai
greak. Trains were delayed nbont
twolye hours.
elIinan BrsWn MsFaess uls wiz.
MAsoN lMleh.l. Nay IA cola
bioodsd murder was psFpefFsfod u this
oifT fhia af1eynoon- oiiman B1oWn.
o1sofed, had troable wiih his wife, whioh
fssailed il hsf leaFina him and eoiaa
ts live with kaE fathaf. This afiagnonn
uhiie Mfa HFowm ard her Aes year old
dAuRklsr WeEe aiens Ia lho honss Rfewn
bEoks shgonQh tie door and shof his
wife with q safbine. He then pounded
heE head 70 Jelly. hAs is Eliil alive a
oiolook lhis evpnina, hul cannot pos
SHY rsaoEsE. hFoua escaped from
tosn, bnl wili Fsobahly - oaplursd.
Lsynchina is sniked %.
Ne Tea % = neast.
NEwAEao (Miah. J, MAy I2.--Hsmry Il.
-
mnruin4 hnrnad dssm kis hanaa ana
baFn and shan cs6W - shs rsatt Elas 81
his haad uith a. nfd mnatsl, hersura
! - Wis rsfsas1 4 Innllnn1r l.'I.o'1I1llg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

INDIANAPozIs, Nay IA storm passed
ever kempton, 50 miles east Of the La
fayetts. L.aks Erie a Western Railroad,
~ $50 O'Clock last evening, unroOhnR
houses, tsArinG dswn trees and carrying
everything before it. One nan Was
killed and q number GSs reported 10
have bean serieusly wounded. There
uers several waehouts below here en- the
Louisville. New Albany a Chicaae and
she Wabash roads. and trains are from
eight % twelve h0nfs late. A aumbeE
Of buildinRs were stFaek by iiGhtninR
and considerable property Destroyed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

GRKExFIKLD lEnd.), Mag l8.-News
has reached here from Wilkinson, If
teen miles distant on the indianapolis.
Bloomin0ton and Western Railway, that
she storm yesterday blsw down all the
buildings Ia the town except three.
Samu6l White was killed and his wife
wa fatally injured. A bog named Shelf
fer vas also killed and about twenty
persons were seriously hnFt. several Of
ghom viii die. TIE Wires sfe down
and direct oomm1nieation is cut OF.
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". P. BOYD & GO.
Bssw We give the price. q the dasrsni lsnstAs q
The Genuine Foster Kid Gloves

And positively none genmInc unless stamped with
~ trade mark, as below represented. Ne ether
konse IN seattle produce this cut for We have the
exclusive agency for Seattle. and positively control
the entire sale here OF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

C1zcrHakrI. Mey is.-Only the msEest
outilnes Of The great disaster = Asnia
are yes obaainahle from thaFs. It ap.
peaFs that the rainfall last night vas the
worst ever known In that part Of the
STATE. Il vas like heightened cloud
harst, beginning at 5 o'elock and con
tinuinq until after 10. Shawnee Ran,
which runs thronah p0rtioas Of the
town, With cossagss built on tts bankn,
roao b an unprecedented Insight. III
aotly how he great Voiume ot water
aated, whether b being damned and
lhen breaking, or By ias direef course, u
rot knoWn. bat fFoa ffty 70 one hnn-
drad baildinas were Swept from their
foundations. and the inmates snddsaiY
fonnd themselves hslpiess 10 81 angry
food. HoW nlany lives ware losi d not
yes known. AZ 1880 ,. n. resoasng par
iies had rescued twenty four bodies, and
4 vas estimated thai thaa number nose
would yei be found.
The storm Is doseribsd - tha mssf
aiaaairoaa ever kn8wn On TIE Little Mi
ami. The nsafes& approach thAt any
train cuaid naAke % tha city waa three
milea Ths bridges ere ell washed
away, and Ia mARy places the tack uas
also takan. Treaa we're eoFn ~ and
erapa destroyed. u Wii TAXA days %
repair ne rAilsoada
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

DAxxoM, May l3.--The eeorm last
nioht resulted IN considerable damage.
The rainfall elled both Of the Miami
rivera hank full. The drainage Of sae
CITY led the uateg 50 Main street, where
TIE thorauQhfare became q river and
flooded al the store cellars, destroying
goods. The Walk Creek ieyee broke,
hoodinR the west side, undermining
structures and turning families oat Of
small tenementa The Patrol System
carried the women and children out OF
danger.
The Bic Miami raised nine feet be-
tween 9 o'olook and midnight, showing
indications Of great damage 70 the
farmers and gardeners OF tho valley.
Railway bridges and oulverts were
washed cot and telegraph c0mmuniea.
tion Il ahui Of. TIE trains are all be.
hind time. Several people are detained
Ia the city. A Washoat on she Bee Liae,
foar miles sonth q Dayton. took away
800 feet embAukment. Little wash.
outs are reported oa every Foad o1k Of
Dayton. an kinds Of extsavAgans rue
moFa are ahoat concsrning The loss Of
life.
kopofta fFom cpfin4uelol Onloi an
nounoe similar destruction b. lightning
and foods. Portions os two trains soFe
deEailsd, bus lhere vas no loss Of life.
rhs foundations Of several buildings
we're washed cat, allowing them t0 tum.
his down, and several houses 10 the city
and coantry we're bnrned from being
struck by lightning A. West B4lti-
more, Ohio, George Miller, prominent
farmer. was struck BY lightning and
killed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

HNMTITox (Oaio), MAJ yis.-ThseSInd
and thunder storm Whics paassa ever
Batter esunty on wednesday niRht haa
cut OF Hamilton from ell teleRFaph,
telsphone, railroad and mail eommani-
cation With TIE outaide world except
Cincinnasi- Reporis from toe surround
inc eaaniKy oame IN slowly and are
very ueaeer. Fear haFua we're struck
by hzhtning and the buildinRa ard oan
aenta we're lest seven bridges in this
county eere carried away, two railroad
bridges on the Cincinnati, hiehmGna &
Chiearo and two on ne CIneiunAsi,
Hamilton 4 Dayton. No trains are
running on either Of the roads named.
So fer no lives are reported iust.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

Co1sunurs, May IA XsaiA special
% ths SfxinGaeaa Eseatas Castle,
vhich has iust hssn FeoeiFea. esga there
was : tsEribla Wind and rain alarm -
10 s'elaek last Might vita . woadsrfai
ele-frieai display. 1he wat4F wAa
hsoskod % at ths easl end of town an
81 the hank a tie Panhandle ksiiWay
ave way sadaeniy. and tAe aood cams
daehine throaeh The town. hliiug hhau-
- Greek ulah wAvsa hfteen % tseufy
feef hiah. and aWspt twautY % fhlrty
hansaa awny and did elQo.0oo wurtA of
dsmana. IDe Gas w0xks wefe n0ooed
ana lRa toua was h darknaza and tsf-
reF. TAa ariaa of the peog1e tn he Hooded
Aisfrict wsra aufni - hear. Many aees
~ hegaisna ID eaFtnR ~ drauntn1 are
reuarssa. BanfRem Rere llNh has4 and Ne
pscule werked ali aighA fuaa1y hodiea
usra reossaEed and thafe is stiil num
~ rrisnanR. Whota familtes pefisasd
/. the asaded dis1Fiets. Thsre w11
aReaa aanaaRs e property all aFsan1 n
fha eanntry, tae ne exfgut ef toe
aswsea oannn4 zee - Appfuzim4lad
FallowinR ta q liss of ne aesas AFA.
Neilis Anasxson ard Hte1FE5 AEA Caasg,
4 wSAaw: Mrs. eameel CoeAEana and
tea nnnas Mate. Evans. wxi4 And eAfad'
ORA MaKEia. wife and ege e1ii4fen,
essRAaa Daia1ni Wm- Rsueil via ~
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CLOSING OUT

"a Chaabcarna 4 O.. are s4illnR oai
hassna arfanred . discoaenqa tee -
sftls Braneh fHrnltaFe e4lAelisnme1s
Tura lss Priesn toWHf fham tAe AeWssh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

INDEANAPoLIs, May IS. - An Attica
tlnd.) special 90 ths Journal says that
the following is Q list Of the dead and
injured from yesterdays storm: Killed
Mrs. ]. Davis. Fatally infured-MFs.
Morehead, Mrs. Abe Nathan, William
Vandarvenlert aud James Itle. SeFt-
oussy injuFed-ars. Kirby and son, Il.
Brady, kobt. Harris. Mrs. Moore and
CouFtney Morehead. The last named is
q son Of MFa. Mosehead. The losa viii
exceed e200oo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

neg u hsl naua. Ihe arunla - A..
married nfaH years and -. Rfiiinr
sDe1l ia1l nieti auas fFer, h,usS -
fe1r q haf Anlhana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

KAEsks CETx, May 13.-7he excite
nenl caused By Tuesdays disaster has
subsidized. The search for bodies IN the
ruins has been discontinued. as Il ia
considered certain that all have been
recovered. A large number Of funerals
we're held today. One or two Of the in
jured are stili u 8 critical condition.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

CNcnaNkxI, Mar I3. There is no tale
graphic oommanleation with Dayton,
but from railroad officials it Ia asoer-
tanned that che water fell 90 rapidly that
tie oulyogts under The railroads were
ehoked up, creating an immense dood,
large number injured. The fearful
poles until there vas no communication
tuo hours late this merning, going By
way ef the MusktnRum Valley Road.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

DkKymLz (Ills.l, May IA cyclone
passed over the county last night, des-
sroylne q score Of farm houses and de-
molishinR The United Brothers Church
and school house. Mr.. and MFa. Joseph
Miller, and an infans sou Of John A.
Shaw we're killed. shaw, himsell, was
fatally injured. The path Of the o. clone
vas ak miles in length and l5o yards
wide.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14

IxulkHkRaxn, May l3s-fhs railways
ssAain7 east fron Iaaianapolis are -
riously sFippied. Ia tie PAnhanals. Is
e naia, tha amount 81 track wanhsd
out bssussa hare and Bradford Will az
greEala Gea milsa. fhe daEaARe oa TIE
B4s Line Il very heavy. and he eastern
digiEisn of sha Indianapolis Bloo1ine-
tan and Western il 90 aEipptod that the
ecmpzBy vii not sttsmpt 10 moNs
trans before MaadAy.
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TIE WAkRING ELEMEATs
wIdespreaa Damage ~
Floed and stsrm-


CEMCrxnAxr, May Ia.-Ths Storm 81
l1al night whicA did sauh fearful woEk
q 4enia va faF Eeachino. Ii Il heard ei
Ia Illinois, thKuuQh Indiana and Ohiu
aud e BiaohegtsE, Va
Hexo there taa bee1 IN unusual eIee-
sFieal diatnstaues for the pass fErea
NIGHTS. On Monday night there wag e.
mcss unintsErupted liah1minR from II
D. n. until 8 q. n, and Tuesday night
similar eunaIltona exia1ed, acoompNnied
b. sain ard hail, the latter ct very mar
SOC range. Auaai uiRhf tbsga was en-.
other ele1lrical display, with wind,
heavy Eain and haiL Iha 4enia storm.
h0weVar, Was mueh more fearful. The
eouutfes ef Hou1RomesE. ClaFk, Batter,
WaKEen, Gzaene, Les hnd tho9e adia-
ssnt ID 0hio, form IN e1eFzted piatoaa
viii bus fsu shallow valleys and iow
hills. n these eounties are Dayton,
HprIngneId, Hamilton, Lebanon and
4enis. II the eastern euun4ias Of In
diana. and ndfofHinQ this district, is
ConnersViIle. At al these places ahe
rain of last miQhs was og tie heavieaf
Folums ever known. Dayton measured
four and half inches Il shout three
hours.
Xansa uas situated 80 ns 20 msst ake
W0ra1 results. shawuee run tra1eEaas
ahe portion of the city adiaosnt 10 the
Little Mani read, Whioh lies lower
than he main pnrtion Of The city. Ihe
sailread embankment rises above the
general level and the stream 6ous
thronah Il IN q oulvagt. Last night's
rainfall vas entirely zoo much for the
oapaeity Of that calvert. Ths water
Ea8a and at Lass swept away the EN-
hankmeni and With aeeumalatsd f0fcs
rushed on the cottages located on the
low banks and without waFaing bore
thsm from thsiF foandations.
A. Springfield The food vas nearly as
great IN volume, bet the drainage Was
betisF. The East Biah street bridge
Was undermined and is mass Of ruins
In the eastern and Southeastern poEticn
uf The city many families we're driven
from theiR homas b. the snoroaehina
foods. Dozens Of bridRee over streams
we're washed away. The los cannot be
estimated. but Is viii be excesdingly
hea W.
Al Lebanon the Melhodist Episcopal
Church, the Lahan0n House, erist
mill, . warehouse end several resi-.
dences WeFs unroofed. The shade trees
Wefe nearly ruined. Nearly every rail-
Fo6d across the State vas crippled and
some viii require several days for re-
-.
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IRELAND.
DunEN. Nay 12 The Frssnsa's
saaglaai eaya tAat Sir Frsdsxiok Rohsrss
eommandeF Of the Indinn ARMY, win -
called from India b take ths ekief eoua.
nand q he army in Ireland. TIA
ssssrEai also s1Ya thai tie garrisons n
Ulster viii - inarneaea
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Inosasanl rains are falling d tha
nsrth, eanaina the Fivufa 20 0Farn0w
their banks. shstHeid, kisrcliao. Uun-
aassaT and ethss towns are partly innn.
6afea At h0ihaEnam, the aioea woFks
many houso1 and thousands 81 acrla q
land asa N1bmeERad and 1lo0 Wofkmes
ars ismDorarlly oct q enplsymsns.