Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-30

but the people are not discouraged. They
have gone to work, and this morning tin
ners and masops were at work on numer.
GUS housetops.
The damage in houses, furniture. etc., is
large. Not less than POO houses were
wrecked.
scHooZ BUILDING CRUSHED.
DASvILLE (Va.), March 29th.-A violent
wind-storm rsged ia Patrick county yes
terdsy, and seven HOUSES were blown
down. At Stella a tree crushed the school
house, but all escaped with slight injuries
SEVERAL HOUSES DEMOLISHED.
LoupoN <Ky.) }, March 29th.-A disastrous
cyclone struck this place last night. Several
houses were demolished. No lives were
lost.
TWO PERSONS INSTANTLY KILLED.
EMINENCE (Ky.), March 29th.-Thurs-
days cyclone struck this section, destr. Y
ing the mansion of Richard Anderson, one
mile south. No one was hurt. The tor
nado then caught the buildings in the yard,
sweeping them from existence. killing two
persons outright and fatally iulurirg several
Others.
DOWN IN TENNESSEE.
MURPHYsBoao (Tenn) }, March 29.h.-A
cyclone passed through Jackson county
Thursday evening, spreading death and
destruction in its path. About twenty-five
persons are reported killed. Sixteen are
reported killed in and about Shiloh and
north of Campbell Hill, in the northern
part of the county, Several were killed
! about Poplar Ridge, in the southern part OF
the county. at Grand Town four were
killed and three children are missing, and
| a great amount of property was destroyed.
Telegraph wires, except those used by
train dispatchers, are down, and it is i'm.
possible to use these long enough to give
| fuller details.
The number of deaths and the extent OF
destruction are not yet known.
FRUIT TREES BLOWN DOWN.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), March 29th.-Re.
| ports come from Hopkinsville, Ky, that
| for twenty miles around great damage was
| done to houses, barns and fences, and that
| forest trees were blown and scattered. Al
Caledonia, in Triggs county, every house
wass wept away. Mark Jones, farmer, was
| struck on the head by a flying missile and
dangerously hurt. A brakeman was killed
| at Kelly's station, on the Louisville Rail
| road, five miles north of here.
BOWLING GREEN IS SAFE.
CINCINNATI (O). March 29th.-Bowling
UEteL, htsltuCky, dCCOTUluS tO private us
patches, is safe and was scarcely touched
by the storm.
SUMMARY OF LOSSES.
LOUISVILLE (ky.), March 29.h.-The fol.
lowing summary of the losses in Kentucky
and Tennessee is made up after q careful
sitting of rumors and reports. IL may moi
be correct, but it is the best that can be had
now:
Eminence, KY, and vicinity-Seven
killed; damage to property, $4,000.
Grand River, ky.-Eighteen houses were
wrecked; four killed in the town and vicin-
ity: damage, SIS, 900.
Pittsburg, Laurel county-Three houses
wrecked and three persons killed.
Marion-Nine buildings damaged; two
fatalities.
Glasgow - Twenty houses, including
Liberty College, damaged; two fatalities.
Caledonia-One fatality; loss to property,
$25,O0O
Lebree-A trsin wrecked by washout
and four killed. The names are: Peter
Burns, Chas. Bridges, VIM. Powell and
one unknown.
Lafayettville, ,Tenn.-TLirty-thre houses
damages; two fatalities.
Huntsville, Tenn, demolished; five
fatalities.
A corrected list of the fatalities at Gal
latine and vicinity makes the number
twenty six. and the damage to property
100000.