Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-24
The Minnesota Cyclone.

hAhSHaLI, July ZOI.-lnS tOtIOWlng
particulars of yesterdays cyclone have
been received. AT $50 o'clock in the after
noon black cloud resembling great ser
pent, resching down from the dense black
masses of storm clouds thar had formed
during the afternoon and moving in
soIssfeasterly direction, demolished the
buildings of three farmers living nine miles
northwest of here.
a child of Felix Deareau bad IFS leg
broken. Another had its head crushed,
and it died during the night. Mrs. Deareau
Was seriously bruised.
Mrs. 0ppdehl and her child were blown
into wire fence and seriously hurt Two
horses were carried from barn to a pas
ture near by without receiving any injury.
Blaine's Reciprocity Scheme.
New YORK, July 23d-The SUMS special
from Washington says: President Harri-
son has drafted message to Congress, urg
ing the adoption of Blaine's reciprocity
scheme, but on broader terms and with a
scope far more extensive than has been ad-
yocated by the Secretary of State. 1t can
be stated authoriiatively that rough draft
OF the message has been written and is now
on the Presidents desk Both Senators
Aldrich and Morrill, of the Senate Finance
Committee have become converted to
Blsines doctrine recently, and they have
added their influence to that of the Secre-
tary of State.
Presidential Nominations.
WASHINGTON. July 23d.-The President
has sent the following nominations to the
Senate: To be Ministers Plenipotentiary
Pursuant to an Act of Congress approved
July IA, 1890, Thos. H. Anderson, now
Minister resident and Consul. General at
La PaZ, to Bolivia; Clark E. Carr, of Illi-
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General at Copenhagen, TO Denmark John
D. Washburn, of Massachusetts,, now Min
lister resident and Consul. General at Berne,
to Switzerland; George Nancy. of Tennes-
see, now Minister resident at MoDtevideo,
to Paraguay and Uruguay.
Terrible Tragedy.
WHEELING (W. Va(, July 23i.-This
morning Msndeyille Ault, Deputy Re
corder of Belmont county, o., while labor
ing under 8 temporary fit of insanity
caused by the death of his child and sick
ness, shot himself through the head with
revolver. The ball passed through his
skull without doing any damage. He i'm
mediately turned and shot his wife, who
was standing near, killing her instantly
He then went to his fathers barn and
hanged himself. The tragedy occurred a.
Aults home, near Centerville.
AhiSe Shiipohts SdpsiZeu.
Duluth Mimi, July 23d.-During the
yacht race this morning a sudden squall
came up, cspsizing three sailboats The
Roamer and another boat sank immedi-
ately. The Rosmer was sailed by the
owner, Charles Lindner, and with him
were j w. Clark and Mr.. Purcell. The
two former were drowned, while Purcell
was rescued in a dying condition. Lindner
leaves wife and three children. The
occupants of the two other boats were res
cued in short time.
Prize-Fight Near Denver.
DENVER, July 23d.-Three hundred
sports left the city his afternoon on spe-
cial train to witness fight between Billy
Woods, Champion of Colorado, and Jack
RYAN, of Omaha, for $780, Woods won
the fight in the fifth round by knocking
Ryan senseless with Highlander under
the ear.
California Fruit Sales.
CHICAGO, July 23d.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold Bartlett pears to-day from
grapes from 81 55 to 81 IS, plums from
81 so TO 81 20.
Nebraska Republicans.
LINcoLS (Neb.), July 23d.-The Repub-
lican State Convention was not called to
order until $50 tonight Church Howe
was elected temporary Chairman, the COM
mittees appointed and recess taken.
Australian Mails.
NEW YORK, July 23d.-By request of
the postal authorities of West Australia,
the mail for that colony will hereafter be
sent via England instead of San Francisco.
Death of Railroad Superintendent
sr LovIs. Ju'y e3l-Wi''is-1 Kerrigen,
who was for se7eral years tSsg.ssA >uperin-
tendent OF the siissonri Pacific Railroad
System, died tnis afternoon
An Extra Session.
SPRINGFIELD Qll.)-July 23d.--The extra
session of the Legislature convened to-day
and organized. Nothing of importance
was accomplished.
Meeting of Archbishops.
BosToS, July 23d.-The Archbishops OF
the United States assembled for annual
meeting to-day in st. Johns Seminary, at
Brighton.