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yyRATHFUL ELEMENTS.
Great Damage by wind, Rain and
lightning in DRk0ta.

FoRr YATES, OAK, June 10.-The
greatest tempest ever known in this part
OF Dakota passed over this point early
yesterday morning. Houses we're blown
down, fences lifted up and hurled through
space far miles, trees torn up by their
roots and borne along for several rods
Indian tepees were picked up and de-
molished. The wind came up while the
people at the fort and in the vicinity
were sleeping, and the first intimation
they had was the removal of their roof,
from over their heads. With the wind came
heavy thunder and vivid lightning Ten
minutes after the storm broke it began to
rain in torrents, keeping it up for all
hour and causing immense dam age by
washouts in new-made gardens and
wheat and corn fields. Several persons
were killed by lightning and falling
debris. Those SO far identified are Shell
King, the celebrated Indian Chief. A
farmer living two miles south OF here
was found dead in his field half q mile
from the point at which his house was
located. The building was complete
| ly wrecked. Matte Damhrowski, a
girl OF l3, living at settlement
six miles south, has not been seen
since the storm struck that point,
and it is believed she was blown into the
river and drowned. Search is being
made for her body. 1t is feared others
have been killed. The loss in this vicin-
ity will amount TO many thousands. That
among the Indians is very severe, as
hundreds Of them had everything they
had swept away by the winds. At Grand
Forks it has been raining necessarily for
for forty-eight hours, flooding cellars and
| the business portion of the city, and
making the streets impossible. TO add
to the general demoralization q sewer
burst on Demars avenue, flooding base
ments to the depth OF FIVE feet and de-
stroying furniture and perishable goods
CYCLONE AND wATERsPouT.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, June 10.-A Wind
storm, apparently originating in the
center of the Chippewa pineries, this
afternoon moved northwest, struck the
lines of the Chicago and st. Paul and
Minneapolis and Omaha railroads, near
| Cbitek, a village sixty miles north OF Eau
Claire Chitek lies on the margin Of Lake
Chitek. Where the cyclone struck the
lake, q funnel-shaped water-spout OF i'm
mense proportion formed and went owe,
the lake with great rapidity, taking up
the water with noise like the escape OF
an immense volume OF steam. The
storm passed near Chitek and in the
wood country beyond, uprooting trees
and scattering all before it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Dissolution OF Partnership.

CHICAGO, June 10.-Stuart Robson and
Vim. Crane, whose names the past ten
years have been ineeperable in the the
atrical world, have resolved to dissolve
partnership, each one to pursue his own
way. The reasons which have led to this
are not quite apparent. Robson declines
at present to make any statement, and
Crane says there is no particular reason
for severance Of partnership, beyond his
resolve to star hereafter on his own ac-
count. This dissolution. however," said
Mr.. Crane, twill not take place until sea-
son after next. Next season Robson and
myself will play together in The Henri
eta. After that l shall star on my own
account. Joseph Brooks will be my
manaVer
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
LIEUr.-tOv. WHITE
again Interviewed iu Chicar
Going Enst To-aav

h "
Going East To-day.
CHICAGO, June .-IieutenAnt-G Goyor-
nor Stephen NJ. White, Of California.
who was temporary Chairman at the ST
Louis Convention, was at the Palmer
House to-day. He leaves Tomorrow for
the East. He says he is delighted with
the strength exhibited by the new ticket.
California is close State" he said.
but with Thurman think we can carry
1t. Thurman will draw Republican
votes, because he has placed himself
right on the railroad and Chinese aues-
tions. In fact Blaine has only inflated
Thurman on the Chinese question. for
which he has raised so much benefit.
Thurman is strong with the laborers and
farmers; he is strong with everybody.
II Blaine should be nominated the result
might be dubious, but should be glad
to see Sherman nominated he could not
get Pacific coast State"
How do you account for sQregon's
large Republican majority ?" sxns
Oregon has never gone Democratic In
Presidential year. II is irretrievab blv
Republican, and the vote this year has
increased about one.third, believe"
Mr.. White said he thought Thurman's
nomination helped Sherman's chances.
THE California delegation that are
coming here deny it, but see evidences
that they intend to spring Stanford in the
Convention, when the right time comes.
wonder II half million dollars would
have any effect upon the Republican
Convention. Why can conceive of cir
cumstances that would make the festive
senegambian OF the Sunny South, with
vision OF bright and happy future, free
from care and toll, think that Senator
Stanford is one of the greatest Statesmen
in the world y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
WARM WEATHER
Makes Thieves Free with other
Pcopie,s Buggies.

Horses and buggies seemed to be in
demand yesterday evening, especially
among those who did not own such con-
veniences. AS is usual on Sunday even
ings many buggies are to be seen on the
outside OF the churches while their own
ers are attending service. This gives
those desiring free ride an opportunity
10 take such steps as will land them in
States prison if caught. Mr. Bardeck
hitched his horse in front OF the First
Baptist Church before the ser ices COM
menced and was surprised when he leftthe
church to find a portion of The bride
tied to a post some distance away from
where he bad tied the animal. Later
the horse was captured on Spring street
near First, where he was running as fast
as possible into dangerous quarters. He
had evidently been used by some one
and tied to another post, from which he
broke loose. A few minutes later
Mr.. j. r. Boal reported that some
one had taken his sorrel horse
and two-seaIed surrey, canopy top,
IRON in front OF the Synagogue on Fort
street. He had tied the animal there at
8 O'Clock, and at o'clock no trace OF the
horse or surrey could be found. Mr. j. B.
Terry reported that his bay horse
and pheton had mysteriously disappear
ed while he was at church and he was
forced to walk home. The police are on
the lookout for these missing vehicles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
THE FRESNO FIRE.
Heavy LOsses-TwO Wen ReporteG
Lost In the Flames.

FRESNO, CAL, June 10.-Following are
the particulars of the fire which broke
out last night in the Occidental restau-
rant: The flames rapidly spread to Dill
woods furniture factory, adjoining, and
soon the buildings were mass Of fire.
The fire departments efforts were of but
little use, owing to strong wind blow
ing. The fire soon reached across the
street, and Hughes livery stable was
ablaze. 1t now required the most srenu-
GUS exertions Of the fremen to prevent
Hughes hotel, a structure on the eve of
completion from being destroyed. The
fire swept down the street on both sides,
destroying in all about fifty buildings,
mostly all frame structures. The loss
will reach 100000 Insurance unknown.
A man supposed to have been Mike Nor
ris, employed at Hughes livery stable,
was burned to death. 1t is reported an
other man is burned, but it is doubtful.
T. L. Hughes is the heaviest loser. His
loss will amount to over $50 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
A Desaulting Postmaster.

LIVINGSTONE, Mont, June To- Nc
Bride. the defaultirg postmaster, has not
yet been apprehended. His defalcations
will reach six or seven hundred dollars.
He was formerly connected with the
Northern Pacific Railroad office here.
He has left his young wife to shift for
herself, aud has probably gone TO Can
ada. He was treasurer OF the Knights
OF Labor and is short to that order 1900.
He stopped at Helena and is said to have
paid all his bill by giving his cheek on
the bank at this place, for whatever
amount he obtained, having no funds to
meet them. Postmaster Quits, OF Hell
ena, was taken in for quite sum.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
gTy y.Nr,ED.
a steamer with so. soldiers A board
Grnnnlcd its The Iltssorri.

OMAHA, Neb., June l0.--The steamer
General Terry, from Bismarck, OAK,
with 500 men OF the Fifth Regiment,
bound for Texas, struck an old pier above
the Union Pacific bridge and sank in
shallow water near shore, about half a
mile from this city, this evening All the
passe ngers went ashore ON the gang
plank, but the clothes and household
goods Of the officers and men went down.
The loss is estimated at $25, GOO. The
Helena, Of Omaha, which contained the
rest Of the regiment. will continue their
Journey by rail.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Chicago Delegates En- Route.

SACRAMENTO, June 10.-The California
Convention to the National Republican
Convention arrived here at midnight,
and was received by an immense crowd,
Sacramento being considered a Repub-
lican stronghold. There was brass band
present and much enthusiasm prevailed.
Speeches were made by Elwood Bfuner,
District Attorney OF Sacramento coun.
ty, Creed Raymond, Of the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company and
Corporal Tanner, of New York.
The opinion prevailed in the great au IL
ence that Blaine will be the nominee
Of the Chicago Convention, and his name
was loudly applauded.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-As the time
approached this evening for the depart
ure OF the delegates to the National Con-
vention, the crowd at Oakland began to
increase, until there was such jam
that it was with difficulty the delegates
and their immediate friends could press
through and make their way to the boat.
AT the last moment the Republican Club
OF the Nineteenth Senatorial District
marched on board, headed by drum
corps, and cheering for the delegation
and the party. On board the scene
was an animated one, there being large
number OF ladies lwho came to bid bon
royage to their relatives and friends.
Every delegate in addition to badge,
with small gold bear on a white silk
ribbon, held in his hand or displayed
from his outside pocket the small
silk American flag which the
delegation adopted as the rival
of the bandana of the Democrats. At
Oakland the special train OF Pullman
cars, one Of the finest that ever was pulled
out OF the depot, stood in waiting for the
travellers. 1t was decorated with flags,
and on the outside of number
of the cars, were displayed appropriate
paintings and names, such as "Cali-
fornia Delegation, ,""Nevada Delegation, I"
etc. 1t is expected these different dele
cations will board the trains at points on
the road. Amid the waving Of handker-
chiefs and flags, the playing of bands,
and cheers OF thousands OF spectators
the train pulled out at 9 O'Clock
sharp and sped on its way across the
continent. Three of the delegates, Swift,
Spaulding and Mcclure, will leave east
ward later. Floral offerings filled the
cars, those presented to M, II. De Young
and wife and to Greed Raymond being
especially fine. The train consisted Of
ten cars. Two hundred and fifty cases
of winp vere tnkan
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
weather Crop ssulietiu.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-The weekly
weather and crop bulletin gays in part:
The weather for the week has been gem
orally favorable for all growing crops.
Reports shows improved conditions over
the preceding week, although cool wea-
ther in the extreme northern section has
seriously retarded TIE growth of wheat.
In the wheat regions OF Minnesota and
Dakota the conditions we're generally fay
orable for the rapid growth Of all crops.
In the corn States of the Mississippi and
and Missouri valleys, weather was gem
orally favorable, al hough more rain is
needed in the southern portions OF Ohio,
Illinois, Indiana and Missouri.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
AP. STA, Clerk Killed.

BANGOR, Me-, June 10.-Last night
just as the train was starting out ON the
Bangor and Boston road, the engineer
was signaled to stop, as jeremiah G. Sim
clair, postal clerk, was taken with a se-
we're hemorrhage. Sinclair was taken to
hotel, but died on the way. 1t was
then ascertained that death resulted from
wound in the breast The only persons
known to have been with young Sinclair
in the car we're Postal Clerks Sellon and
Hayres. who were subsequently arrested
and confined in separate apartments. 1t
is rumored that Haynes made a state
ment duplicating Sellon as the one who
penetrated the deed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Knocked Do,vn ana Robbed.

SAN JOSE, June 11.--Frank Sparks, q
man about As yesrs Of age, wishing to
avoid the noise made by the Democrats
who were ratifying in his vincinity last
night, took walk toward Normal School
Square, at about 10 o'clock. He entered
the square, and had gone but short dis
tance, when three men rushed up behind
him and knocked him senseless with a
sand-bag. He regained consciousness at
! O'Clock this morning and made the dis
covery that 5000, which he had in his
pocket, was gone. There is no clue to
the identity OF the robbers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
-=Ha7aa7=--aH
nlnriIiina NexEs.

New York, June 10.-The Servia and
Republic, from Liverpool have arrived
at this port.
LIVERPOOL, June 10.-The Aurania,
from New York, arrived here to-day.
QUEENSTOWN, June 10-The Lord
Cough, ffom Philadelphia for Liverpool,
arrived here to-day.
HAvRE, June 10.-La Champagne,
from New York.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
EAS TEKN FIRES.
Trinidad, Col. swept by Flames.
Loss of Life at Lowell.

DENVER, June 10.-one of the most
dad started last evening. After hard
fight the fire department succeeded in
getting control OF Il, but not until the
Commercial Hotel. with seven or eight
houses, had been consumed. The fire
also cut off telegraphic communication,
making it impossible to get further par
ticulars tonight.
LOWELL, Mass, June 10.-A tenement
house was burned here tonight, and
Eugenia Vallerand, aged Is, Peter Val
lerand, aged s, and Della Vallerand,
aged 5, perished. Another OF the family
and another occupant, named Boisvert,
we're fatally hurt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
JAW GOULD.
The Railroad nlagnRrc Looking Ill
Hfs Travels.

ST. LOUIS, June 10.-Jay Gould and
party arrived here from the West this
evering and left shortly afterwards for
Memphis. They have visited all the i'm
portant places on the Missouri Pacific
system in Missouri, Kansas and Colorado
and inspected different properties. Gould
is attended by his family physician, and
appears to be in quite feeble health.
While the party was at Winfield, Kan,
one of the party, while going from the
depot to the hotel. fell into an excavation
and had his right leg severely sprained
and received some bruises. He is tenn
porarily disabled, but not seriously in
iured
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Rosa Rnnd Married.

BALTIMORE, June l0-.Miss Rosa Rand,
the we'll known actress, was married last
night at Ascension Church, to Captain
Arthur Haine, of the Paymaster' De-
partment OF the United States Army.
Miss Rand was leading lady with Joseph
Jefferson for several seasons, and also
played with Frank Mayo and other prom.
inent actors, but for several years has
been teacher of elocution in this city.
The couple will leave on Wednesday
next for Belgium, where they will visit
Hon. s. II. Haine, the brother of the
groom, who is the Belgian minister to
Perm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Death of a wealthy virginian.

RICHMOND, Va. June 10.-Franklin
Stearns, one Of Richmond's wealthiest
citizens, died tonight at his residence in
his 74th year. He was a native OF Yer
mont, but had been a resident OF Rich
mond fifty years. He was in sympathy,
prominently, with the Union cause dur
ing the late war, an1 was imprisoned on
that account.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
AEiendish Crime.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l0.-The Er.
aminer's Wichita, Kan, special says:
An armed mob are securing the country
locking for thieves, who entered the
residence of Mrs. Crocker, a
wealthy widow living near Col
wich, ard in her absence tortured
a servant boy TO make him tell where
valuahles were kept. They escaped with
everything worth taking, leaving him
gagged and bound in the cellar, where
he remained two days before discovered.
lie died from the effects OF the treat
ment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Reception awaiting the Delegates.

SALT LAKE, June 10--The Republican
delegates of California and Nevada to
the Chicago Convention are expected
here Tuesday, when they will be royalty
received aud rtained by the local Re-
aublicans and taken out to Garfield,
bathing resort on Great Salt Lake.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
nY.terteus ninrner.

SAN FRANCISCO, June l0.-This even
ing at about II o'clock the body Of msn
with bullet hoe near the heart, was
found in Columbia Square. The man
was removed to the hospital. bat died on
the way. Nothing was found ON his per.
son by which he could be identified. II
is thought the man was murdered, but il
is considered strange that no one in the
neighborhood heard the shot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Egypt,s New Cabinet.

CAIRO, June 10.-A new Ministry has
been formed as follows: Riaz Pasha,
President of the Council and Minister OF
the Interior and Minister of Finance
Fazri Pasha, Minister Of Justice; Fehmi
Pasha, Minister Of Foreign Affairs Omar
Lufti Pasha, Minister of War; Feci Bey,
Minister of Public Works; Ali Moubarek
Pasha, Ministervof Education.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
a s,,d Acciae.t.

SAN JOSE, June 10.-A wagon loaded
with bottled mineral water was over
turned and demolished on the down
grade near Congress Springs Hotel yes
terday afternoon, and FIVE children VINO
were with the driver were badly injured.
One, Charles Dolbear, aged Is, died from
his Injuries.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
The Cteneun Pass Kond,

Tucson, Ariz., June l0-Trans of the
Southern Pacific railroad passed over
the new work in Cienega pass to-day for
the first time since the washout last
September. Trains have been running
on temporary aud cribbing work. The
new work has kept 1900 men employed
since it was begun, and has cost about
1900 COO.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Rntificntiouut yi.nl,,

NIsALIA, CAL, June 10.-A grand rati-
fication meeting was held here last night.
The Bandana Club met for temporary
organization, after which Reel B. Terry,
the Democratic nominee for Congress,
was escorted to the hall amid great en-
thusiasm, where speeches were made.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Freder,ck nud Hi.marcIf.

BERLIN, June 10.-Em peror Frederick
had a long interview with Prince Bis
marck this afternoon, concerning the
Prussian ministerial crisis which is still
unsettled.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Freder,ck,s Breathing Apparatus.

BERLIN, June 10.-An official bulletin
containing the Emperor's condition says,
during the last few days the Emperor
has had slight difficulty in swallowing
which, however, has not affected his
general health. The Post states the
new canula in the Emperor's throat is
provided with an attachment with which
TO introduce air into the lungs by means
Of a compressible ball in the event Of
difficulty in breathing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
yrish UnAsr secrctary Dead.

LONDON, Jafe 1O.--Rt. Hon. Edward
Robert King Harman, Parliamentary
Under Secretary for Ireland and member
Of Parliament for the Isle Of Thana, q
division OF Kent, died at his residence in
Ireland this morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Ra,u M Puret souud,

TACOMA, W. T., June l0-There has
been steady downpour of rain in the
Puget Sound country since yesterday
afternoon; something that was very
badly needed, as the spring has been
very dry. The rainstorm was usherei
in by severe thunder and lightning
storm, which is said to have been the
hardest ever know n here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
walked Through a window.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.--Janes A..
Hern, a sewer contractor, paraded in the
Democratic demonstration last evening
and returned home at late hour. He
became i'll at about O'Clock this morning,
and starting for his retiring room, mis-
took an open window for the door and
walked through it. A moment later a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
FOREIGN FIELDS.
Joseph Entertains
Peaceful Sentiments.
THE GERMAN MINISTERIAL CRISIS
Emperor Frederick's Improved
Breathing Apparatus-New
Egyptian Cabinet.
Associated Press plspatcnes to the HERALD.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
PEsTH, June 10.-Emperor Francis
Joseph, in receiving the delegations,
said he was satisfied with the amicable
relations existing between Austria and
the powers. The great military credits
demanded did not mean that trouble was
impending; they were asked because
other States had augmented their forces.
He declared he earnestly desired peace.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

LONDON, June 10 The Press Associa-
ton is authorized to state that the COM
pensation clauses OF the County Govern
ment bill will be dropped.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
IsicYcIing Lss GermanY.

BERLIN, June l0.-At the annual BIZ
cycle race here to-day, Lehr, of Frank
fort, won the amateur bicycle champion
ship; Christ, OF Washington, was second.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Bcath of Ben Eutier,s Brother-in-
Luw.

BosToN, June 10.-John G. Parker. the
brother-in-law of General Butler, died at
Centreyille 10 day. He was appointed
by General Butler as postmaster of New
Orleans upon the capture of that city,
and on the return Of the civil government
was appointed Surveyor Of the Port by
General Grant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
A Dtv,dcd .JuYv.

SAN DrEeo, June l0.-The trial of j. F..
Alexander, for the murder of Louis
Craven at the Fremont House in March,
was finished in the Superior Court last
night having been running since June
9th. The Jury was locked up over night
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
slennrled shnnI.nr.

SANTA Rosa, June l0.-A report was
received at the sberiffs office to-day thai,
shooting sffray occurred at Guorneville
last night, in which man was killed.
No particulars. The Sheriff and deputy
left for the 4 cone Of the ARRAY to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
what Killed Colonel narmam,

LONDON, June 10 Reports as to the
cause Of Colonel King Harman's death
are conflicting. In some accounts his
death is attributed to heart disease, in
others to structure OF the esophagus.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Another Minister ResiEning.

BERLIN, June 10.-It is rumored that
another Cabinet minister has resigned
and that Count Won Munster will be re-
called from the German embassy at
Paris,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
lsrowncd In the rsaY.

SAN Francisco, June 10 Five young
men, whose ages ranged from IS to %
hired yawl this afternoon to take a row
in the bay When near Goat Island the
boat capsized and one OF the men, George
Flannelly, was drowned. The body has
not been recovered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11

policeman found him lying on the side
walk with his skull fractured and cover
ed with blood. He died an hour later.
The deceased leaves widow and five
daughters.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Competlnr Cowbov.,

PREscoTT, Ariz., June l0-The spring
roundup in Williamson Valley closed
yesterday. About one hundred cowboys
assembled in the afternoon to compete
for the prizes offered for the best riding
and lsssoing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
votal taearIpg asnuse Exchanses.

BosToN, June 10.--The total exchanges
at the leading clearing houses in the
United States for the week ending Juno
o, 1888, were $S72, ,403 ,2SS, decrease OF
11.S per cent. as compared with the cor
responding week in 1857.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
mnnrninc 80 1hn ninnnnhs.

LONDON, June 10.-The Duchess Of
Edinburgh has been robbed Of quantity
Of jewelry. The articles We're stolen from
her baggage, while travelling in Spain,
between Cordova and Granada.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-11
Rcsigncd HIS sent.

PEsTn, June 10-Aiter attending the
Emperor's reception Count Julis An
drassy rendered his resignation. He is
suffering from an ailment which makes
continued sitting painful.