Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-13
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JEFFERSON CRY (@n.), May t2th.-A ter
nhc hurricane accompanied by an extraor-
dinary fall of rain swept over this city this
afternoon. a large section of the roof Of the
State House was blown off and the offices
deluged with water. The roof of The
Penitentiary hospital was blown away and
much inconvenince 10 the patients occa-
stoned. heavy area of stone on the top
Of the rear wall of the st. Patrick's Cathe-
dral was blown down, crashing through
the roof wrecking the altar and running the
sacrisiy.
Small houses sll over town were demol-
ished and much damaged done to trees and
shrubbery.
In the country many barns were demol-
ished and miles of fences leyeled No lives
were lost so FAR as reported.
knights of Honor.
DETROIT, May 12th.-Supreme Dictator
A. K. Savage, of the Knights of Honor, ar
rived, and about ninety delegates and Of
| hcers of the seventeenth annual session.
The meeting tomorrow will be devoted 10
reports which will show a membership of
| 133, 600 in the United States. an increase
for the past year of 6,00O They have paid
over thirty millions in benefits. A ban
| quet, drive and public meeting will take
place Wednesday.
| nheetihS
New YORK, May 12th.-A meeting OF The
creditors from the Car Company, which re-
Gently failed, resolved to-day that the in
terests of the creditors at large will be best
served by an amicable reorganization of the
companys affairs, and a committee has
been appointed TO carry out this idea
Deadly Cyclone.
| CANTON (Ohio), May I2th.-The cyclone
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visited Limaville, in the northern part of
this county. Six houses were unroofed
and others badly wrecked. Mrs. Hart and
her daughter were fatally injured and
babe killed.
Kilrain and McAulide.
| New York, May 12th.-The Puritan
Athletic Clubs offer OF $4,000 trophy for
glove contest between Joe McAuliffe and
Jake Kiirain, has been accepted by both
men. The club will put up 81 900 for
match between Jimmy Larkins and Billy
Murphy. .,..
Minister Palmer.
New YORK, May 12th-Palmer, Minister
to Spain, has arrived in the Lagascogne. He
says he has given up the idea of being
candidate for the Governorship of Mich
igan, and expects to resign his Office as
Minister to Spain.
Three Thousand Strikers.
PITTsBURG, May 12th-Three thousand
employees of the National Tube Works
Company, at McKeesport, Pa, struck to-
day for 10 per cent. advance of wages.
All the departments closed down except
the pudding and rolling stock
Senator Stanford's Stable.
TERRE HAUTE (Ind.) May 12th.-Senator
Stanford's stable, in charge Of Charles
Marvin and Hickok, arrived this afternoon
from California. Stops were made at Og-
den and Council Bluffs, owing TO slight
injury to one of the horses.
Congressional Nomination
KANSAS CITY, May 12th-The Repub-
lican Congressional Convention for the
Sixth Kansas District, after four days
fight, nominated Webb McNull, of Smith
county, to succeed Hon. E. j. Tarner.
Fatally Injured.
BUTLER (Pa.), May 12rh.-It is just
learned that the farmhouse of Jacob
Krame, in Donegal township, was de-
stroyed by Saturday nights storm. Kramer
and his wise were fatally hurt.
Kentucky Senatorial Contest.
FRANKFORT (Ky), May 12th-The Dem
ocratic cauc2s in the Senatorial race to-
night did nothing except in committee.
There was an enthusiastic mass.meeting
tonight in favor OF Carlisle.
Suicide of Soldier.
SAN ANTONIO (Tex. J, May 12th-Lieuten-
ant Edwin B. Weeks Quartermaster of the
United States Army, committed suicide
last night. Dependency is the alleged
cause.
= Burning City.
WILKEsBARRE (Pa.), May 12th.-A de-
structive fire is raging in Ashley, three
miles from here. Aid has been sent from