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CLoUDBURsTs AND nEAyY RAINS
Houses Swept Down n Ravtns and Every
BuildinG In mn Illinois Town Damaged.

/
Buiidins in nm Illinois Town Damaged.
PrTTspuRaH. juno ia cloudburst at
IsechburR, Armstrong county. thirty miles
from this city on the West Pennsylvania Rail-
road dsstt Dyed much property and fatally in
| jured one man last night. Just outside Of
LeechburR is deep ravns through which AN
derson's Run flows. A collection OF houses on
sithor side. occupied by about 200 people. is
| known rs GEORGETOWN. About o'clock the
! rain poured down in torrents. Fifteen DWELL
| inGs. many outbuildlngs. stables. and fences
wero carried down tho run and jamnied
ngainst the railroad bridge at its foot. Unable
to stand the terrific pressure the bridge also
gave why. The occupants OF the houses hed to
tho hills. John Frank fell from the bridge as Il
went down and was fatally injured. The
marks on the hillside show that the water roso
in tho ravine TO dopth Of 80 feet.
OTTAWA. ILL.,. Juno 10.-Utica, busy little
cement and brick manufacturing town. WAS
devastated BY . cloudburst yesterday. Tic
cloud broke Just north Of the town over the
high blufr. and the water came into the valley
with roar. The inhabitants sought shel or
uron h Eh ground.
In quarter OF An hour the water rose six
feot 10 low lands and from one to three feet in
tho dwellings and stores in the heart OF tho
town. Buildings were shaken from their foun.
cations. sidewalks torn up. and fences aud out
houses carried away. Fortunately no lives
bui!linG escaped damage and. .houss h old goods
to the value Of many thousands Of dollars were
sani and mud 10 tho i dep,G ee oi Ii SEVERAL ilchos @
,ovsr,d !ioofs and carpeta
m se wss pas Of the npGs s.s
inls on tue Utica Fire, Brick loinpnny whose
ns sn eS shs s,oS n hdan E
va ;;o & The lo:ses. it is thought. will aggregate
NsLiait. Neb June o-The heaviest rainfall
known In ,wenty-eight years in hebt aska fell
here yss,erday. eyer tys and one. e.haIi lnches
rsvnos seams torrcnts. and brooks becamo no
rivers; John Lorensen. a farmer. was washed
IRON me- wagon aid drowned while crossing
Tinp.S. Nsh. Juno 1o.-Thrco children llv-
nS Wsl. S .ss
storm yesterday while trying 10 roa h their
aSme lo% ssnSo rayIns w6iSh ne sE
VIZ shs sSd ~ Sai1ns tbeP w...n.r
xs sRe hs g. Tsn hssr hs Is
s vss sna n "s bGsss
doins tnoossnas nsIn Of doisrs worth OF damags az,
=, BLPoMtSSroS. H.; lyme le:-The bridges o,
ss$sss ~
narrow esean.s. s s .nd ali wess sd SeIs,ed hao
- LouIsviLLE June ia.%Opposite Goconda.
ILL.,. this morning VIII II. Hook wishet aud Will
lie Kreipke and two colored men were drowned
windsiorm.
Lr1!LE Rock. June 12-A destructive storm
Houses were unroofei and blown down. iences
carried away and large area OF timber laid
waste. Mrs. Julia shadrisk was Killed BY
falling tee.
John Stanley. who ras hauling ties in tho
Two BOYS. sons Of a mill man named HoIIines.
worth, are missing. and it Is feared have been
killed In the. woods. $50
LAponrE Ind. June 19-Much damage was
done yesterday f1ye miles nor,h OF here BY q
tornado. Several barns wore blown down and
many trees uprooted.
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BARDsLEY,s BIG PROFTTS
Tho Experts Find That He Made More
Than 5000. 900 Out OF Public Funds.


Than 5000. 900 Out OF Public Funds.
PHILADELPHIA. June 19.-Aithough the re-
port Of the expart accountants who are exam
lining Bardslsy's affairs has not been nude
public on the subject. It was said authorltn-
lively to-day that thoy have discovered that
Bardsley's profits in the last two years from
loanibg the public funds at interest was $2O2.-
COO. 1t 10 also said that tho oxperts have I'm
ished their work. but are Withholding their re-
Tho state Of ofPcnnsylvania. through Attorney
General Hense. made formal demand unon
s'sf ss 81 fhsass The FOR Sas thss
Being dS ss ss o% s0
matter to the CITY solicitor for such action as
might hs tr ss neSSsss.r ,nvs.,,,.,,. oon,.o
Sa Mt s was .
sSmmitiee eontfnued thsir I esaminatios Of 81 tRs e
keystons Bank books at heceiver Yardleyis
The approval Of surety Of William Redwood
Wright to tho Commonwealth Of Pennsylvana
for the faithful performance OF Mr.. Wrieht's
No. I; No lDai action was taken BY the court.
The Com aaSse sesth saia tho
Court that The Attorney. General. The, Auditor:
wheh III I %euS 5 e. reaufsd 70 sns.
In view OF recent d6velopfnents they had de-
cided that Mt. Wright should enter security 10
the state for S2S0.OOo which was an amount al.
ConDty. Tisasur.r Of Phiisdslphia. hii'N ~ '"'
nth. Iho lay ~ on The TIE subject and the amount
cussed at some length. and Judge BrSg then
took un the question of the sufficiency ci the
Mr.. Wrights secnrtty. the companies being
the AMERICAN Surety Company OF Now York.
the Trust Company OF North Amer on. and tho
judge Bregy carefully cross questioned tho
representatives Of these companies as to their
The Judge then took all the papers in tho case
and hold the matter under advlsement
The city will mako strong effort to recover
$2s5.000 Of ihe $440.0QO OF school funds mia
appropriated by Bardsley.
Tho experts have traced checks amounting
to sls5. 900 and certificates OF deposit issued 10
Bar,lslsy by The Fourth street NationRl Bank
tSs tSr s1o0eg tnro o. seheol mR8nsy showins that
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PURROY AND HELN1x.
The Tammnny Committee In the Twenty.
fourth SETS Forth Its Position.

The Tammnny COMMITTEES in the Twenty.
fourth SETS Forth Its Position.
Fire Commissioner Henry D. Purroy presided
last night at u meeting OF nearly 2OO members
OF the Tsmmany Hall General Committee OF
the Twenty.fourth Assembly district at Ur-
bach's Hall. 17Oth street and Third avenue.
Among the new members elected were
Deputy Tax Commissioner Anthony McOwen
and John Roggo. who recently withdrew from
the County Democracy.
Ex-Assemblyman John B. Shea offered
resolution. which was carried. and which said
TINT. as the voters OF the district will be
called on to participate in an election next
November OF Governor and other State
Officials. ali loyal followers OF the Dsmocratio
party ought to make an sfIort 70 harmoDize
viisd All reputable Democrats not now 10 unison
with Tammany nall tp '0iin ,he dprGspiSstiiSn
which was carried unanimously. denounced rs
false the, statemrnts that the Tammany organ
izsSn IN ths m dstrict Is on -
district; di t. that The Commissionsr Of Street I'm.
proven ents is being obsrncted by tho Mayor.
chair@sn t % Of The Tsmmany General Com. @
These accusations were characterized as ~ r.
regardless OF the damaging effect they may
6vs,, on ues and IS aals ss %
co@missionSr. Heintz to redeem his ante
efsai9ln aRa declared that IL has
always been and is now ready to help to sus-
tain the Commssionsr Of Street ImpEoyements
posed By him the pu blic good only Is 10 be sub
served but 10 not willing to aid any clique In
promoting its, private or polittcal ends by
the direction OF the general welfare.
Assemblyman O. @. Clarke and Assistant
District Attorney Sims addressed the meeting.
and S400 was subscribed 10 tho Tammany
Gettysburg Monument fund.
~ IL. IA
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said that IL was all very we'll for learned Judges
20 .ss q: sG Fa dS nav ss4 and s
ior SIs elisn ssre HSSS 'HS W%s n no sym.
!sis.s $ss. ss:sas: I,s: : "a Gs
M S o E. n
a. an attempt TO ruin q third life. There was 10
ns Fl aSa hGw ss
bb9s had tried 70 sonces hs various intrsss
carried on he was undor his mothers roof. No
jury of American citizens should weigh any
donbti1l 40. Evidence In favor OF such an adulter-
Nasw xSs violent %sn He IVA WAS q s
EeIson STOOD il the way. way He He drew % ! pistol .
5 Mis- .0tss aaaS sss
his true character. ,Thsre was a struggle. and
W. ira I'd q
Of tsnsls sis nnlty and nd, ,or eh. M wall.
said ,Rat IL eouq usSa there must
saa soI ars, and The ss%s Ss
worn sHHs ike S %ssSy ~. Ssa Rss
entitled 70 syHpathy when in distress. The
ssSsssssa. i' usslsssSsS 1sSss
Mrs. =, Nelson's STR pc =. awafted anxToualy
a few years imprlson mont. these women who
e Son esn ane sS Fin
red ~ EN- ~ Ss we avs Be- Soa
death-and snlntary lesson would be taught.
retsd az smith sbe1d eso ss n ans tbey ey
eent for tho ante-mortem statement OF Post.
At o'clock the Jury were taken to q neiRhbor-
Snss ai sH1
ssy tS%s PS sSs;
aqnSsnsss% ssss ssy Sas nsS sss:'sS .n.
whore Mrs. Nelson % was Sitting. surroanded d n; bS
Saa ns2ss sSs ie%seS be
sf me the 5ss ok md Ms sSo
ef fsHns asked Il. aS9 Jury whs
Mrs; Nelson fsI in59 I; The arms 2, her friend.
her hands =. a. and kissed her; LAWYER Howe Howe ap-
ends eHs Nelson. mads somSined S Ss
sR rh isa g. h.s S1 S hss soe
Recorter Smyth Razed sternly at the Jury for
full minute. Then he said. curtly:..
row morning at IL O'clock"
Mr.. Howe and Mrs. Nelson stood at tho end
OF the Jury box, and she alternating between
tears and smiles, thanked them for their ver-
dict. Then she went ont OF the court room
surrounded BY her friends.
One OF the jurors said that they took no
formal ballot After they had ,coneidered
Posts dying declaration accusing Mrs. Nelson
OF fatally wounding him there was an Informal
discussion. which developed the fact that they
were @ unGWpimous Whn IN favor ", OF ae9nittinE Mrs:
what moved the Jury to their verdict. the juror
said:
loft his wife and .ehild and went to I've with
this woman; He lived With her four years.
The Juror didn't finish his sentence. but
hurried away. leaving the impression upon the
reporters mind that the facts that he had
stated justified in the jurors mind The shoot-
ing OF Post.
middle aRe.
The sun., 1891-06-20
Turned the Switch just in Tine.

wEILsv1LIE. Ohio. June 19.-when william
Porter was going home from work last even-
ing he noticed that the switch nt the Champion
Brick Works. one half mile below this city. on
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad. had
been loft open.
Tho evening express was in sight and rapid
ly drawing near. He ran to the switch and sue
oeeded in turning It whom the engine was not
more than nfteen feet away.
The train was full OF passengers. many Of
whom were bound for Pittsburgh. and It was
running ut high rate Of speed. The switch 10
on the elge Of an embankment, with the riyor
below.
The sun., 1891-06-20
HIT HIM, AND rs GLAD OF IT.
broker Hawk Won't Apologize Until
Broker Daniels Begins 1t.

Broker Daniels Begins IL.
Harry l.. Daniels. the -four broker. OF tho
Produce Exchange. who was punched in the
corridors OF the Exchange on Wednesday, eve
Ing By William Z. Hawk. another -four broker.
took his case TO the Complaint Committee
yesterday. He wanted Hawk punished for
punching him. Tho committee thought TINT
an apology from Hawk ought 10 settle the
matter, Hawk replied that he was ready to
press statement that Hawk and his partner
had testified in the arbitration case between
The Jpar Parties "tE pack OF heA" Daniels said
:" / did say that there were two against one
and that their statements were false. ! de-
Daniels.
hon won't apologize for punching him."
was Hawks declaration to the committee.
The Arbitration COMMITTEES decided the case
a. 70 the contract for, fo9r against Danieis,
Hawks refusal to spologize will come up be-
fore tho Arbitration Committee on Monday.
The sun., 1891-06-20
Rudyard KipIine.. Visit.

Rudyard Kipling has come to this county for
his health. and his stay will be brief While
here he doesn't propose to be tackled by the
great American Interviewer, and his where
abouts is known to vcrv few persons. Mr..
Kipling came over on the steamship City OF
He came under the namo Mcdonald himself.
Some OF the scrptineers Q, tho passenger list
thought they hal detected him under tho name
NJ Mr.. nostomieek Khnmba,a, who was q pas
senger. But that Is another man.
The sun., 1891-06-20
A Trala' wrecker Sentenced to Life In
pris0nment.

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Juno 19.-The trial Of
the Rio Grands railway train robbers began
to-day in the United States Circuit Court.
Judge Moxley presiding. Jose Maria Mos.
and WINS sentenced Tor iifo At hard labor. S'"''
Fabian GaIctn. another OF the principals,
received ten years. 1t WAS shown In the evi-
tho scheme for wrecking the train when he
understood lite enorml'y. but was forced By
The case against the other prisoners charged
with being accessories to the crime are con.
tinuet. 1t being extremely difficult 10 get
Jury harA.
The sun., 1891-06-20
GOOD NEWS TURNS HAswELL.s BnA1M

He Beeomes I.sane After LearninR that he
IL to Make the Worlds Fair Souveuirs
DENVER. June 19.-George T. Haswell Of this
city became insane to-day after receiving q
telegram announcing that to comp orkan-
lied BY him the Worlds Fair Commission had
awarded the privilege Of making and sellina
the ofliciHl souvenir OF the Fair.
prses which mad moi turned out wsfi. Be had
figured that the souyenir privilege would net
his company Q. profit OF S2,O,O.OOO. and It 10
supposed that the good news was too much for
him. HIS father was formerly publisher In
PHILADELPHIA. His daughter. Percy Haswel u
q well-known sou ubrette.
The sun., 1891-06-20
His Th ums Almost Bitten or.

Albert G. Lytel who says no is the jsnitor OF
1900 Broadway. tried TO get into the building
last night Michael McDermott. whosives in
tho house. opened tho door Tor Lytel and not
recognizing him. attempted TO close the door
In hts face.
In the struggle I.yiel got McD ,rmott's thumb
In his mouth and nearly bit II of. Lytel was
YORK Hospital
The sun., 1891-06-20
Lenpss From . Suspension Bridge,

CINCINNATI. juno ia large number Of
passengers over tho Cincinnati and Covington
suspension bridge saw a man deliberately
jump into tho river. ninety feet below this af-
ternoon. He was rescued alive by bontmen
and taken to the hospital. where he died two
hours later. He was able 10 speak ana TO say
bis motive was suicide, but refused to identify
himself further than to give the name Of Rich.
The sun., 1891-06-20

SIGNAL orricE voRScAsr TIL p H. sATuapAy.
For Maine New Hampshire. Vermont Massachusetts,
Rhode Island Connecticut light showers the cease,
fair In the interior; wsfmer variable winds; warmse
fair Sunday.
Fer the District OF Columbia ensters New Yosk east
Peanspuaniu. EeV Jersry Deidcdre, Maryland oas
Vrointa light showers; scarmer; rartdLis CtnSs; on
Sunday rair. warmer
MIA western New York and West virginia, light shov.
ersi stationary. tempsrature; variable winda
The sun., 1891-06-20

Tbs summer schedule Of trains on the Long Island
Railroad win 90 into effect on June2i;
p. ~. VIII be to Sag larbor and tho Hsyptons on
sa,nHrdsy af,sInocn IIns 70 and every day except
,Ths shelter is!nno Terry nov opsrs!sd in eonn.o
having been secured.
The morning express from 0rssnport will run faster
The Wsstlnahouss sutom Ado si brakes arc being
applied 10 all trains nsurpg prompt and safe services.
ell Pullman cars have been remodellsd The train ser
vice on the entire system has been greatly Improved
The and elegant station at Long
CITY has the largest and hnsst waiting room Of any
road running out OF Now York complste In all Its
vsnisncss and appotntmentA
forfurther particulars tms tables. which be
had when 6ausd, NJ the folio wing ocss OF the com
psnMy, " LSnE Island cry foo, Esss fhIy.fearh .ssa
broadway. IN Brookyn. q Fistbush avenue. Franklin
aysnps, and East New York stauonA-Alp.
The sun., 1891-06-20
Gave 100000 10 Politicians.

OTTAWA. June l9.-Owen r. Murphy was
one Of the witnesses heard to-day by
the Parliamentary Committee tnvestigat-
ing the charge OF corruption prefer
red against Thomas McGreevy. I'M. p.
for obtaining Government contracts for
Murphy's Hrm, McGreeyys brothers also being
In three years his flrm gave s10000O to politi-
clans and Ro-Detweens. and for campaign pur-
pObeS
The sun., 1891-06-20
Ex-senator Nc Oossld's Condition.

.IspIASAPqIIs, June lax Senator McDon-
Ald's condition 10 UNCHANGED to-day. Senator
Voorhees, came from Terre Haute this morning
and had brief interview with MIN.
The sun., 1891-06-20

Every hone should be bsAutihsd by the nns ensrsv-
ing Tho Maiden's Inspiration" given With q.
morrow's Journal Tho original costs es-Aa9
The sun., 1891-06-20

To Yarmouth. n g., Eantport Nc. and IT. John n B.
and back, "a ,iI days tor eas inoludlnG sisisIoon
every tuesday at5PM New Yvrk sIsAmsliD Com.
pAny. 90 Broadway, N. Y.-<av.
The sun., 1891-06-20

I've in the moIning tSe in the sernoen and two in
fork Central Bee time table IN ipn pspsr,-AtI
The sun., 1891-06-20

Are You I'm Ats
The surf st Manhattan Bssehi bathing nns IDA
The sun., 1891-06-20

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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-09-10
In the District Court of the third Judi

In the District Court OF the third Judi
cial District.
OF the State OF idaho,
In and for the County of Washington, !
Helen A. Jackson,
Plaintiff Alias
vs.. 7 Summons
j. I'll. Jackson,
The State of idaho.
To ]. Fl. Jackson.
In the Name of the People Of the State
OF Idaho:
You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the office OF the Clerk OF the
District Court OF the Third Judicial Dist
riot OF The State of Idaho, in and for the
County~sd Washington, the complaint Of
Helen A. Jackson.
Said action is brought to obtain de-
cree dissolving the bonds OF matrimony
heretofore and now existing between the
plaintiff and defendant.
The ground on which said Decree is
claimed is wilful desertion..a
The particulars more fully appearing
in plaintiffs complaint, certified copy OF
which is served herewith and made part
hereof, and that unless you appear and
answer to said complaint within ten days
after the service thereof, il served within
Washington County, and within twenty
days if served out of said County, but
within said Judicial District, and within
forty days il served out of said Distric
exclusive Of the day OF service), sale
plaintiff will apply to the Court for The re
lief demanded in said complaint
In testimony Whereof, /, /. L. Smith
Clerk of said District Court
(--l have bereunto set my band an'
. } SEAL : affixed the Seal OF said Cour
- at Weiser. Washington Count
Idalo, this 22nd day OF July
A. ID. 1891.
/. T. Smith,
Clerk OF the District Cour'
John w. Ayers,
Attorney for plaintiff
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Br AiMONs.

SIMMONS.
In the District Court of the Third Ju-
dicial District.
OF The State of idaho,
In and for the County of Washington DO
Lizzie Ramcy.
Plaintiff.
J. T. Ramey,
Defendant.
The State OF Idaho
10 J. 7. Ramey.
In the Name OF the People Of the State
OF Idaho.
You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the office OF the Clerk OF the
District Court OF the Th ird Judicial Dist
riot of the State OF Idaho, in and for the
County OF Washington the complaint OF
Lizzie Ramey.
The said action is brought to obtain n
decree dissolving the bonds Of matrimony
heretofore and now existing between the
plaintiff and defendant and that she lie
restored to her former name OF Mrs. Liz
zie Mickle, and for general relief.
The said decree is claimed upon tho
ground of wilful desertion.
The particulars more fully appearing
in plaintiffs complaint. a certified copy OF
which is served herewith and made part
heI eof, and that unless you appear and
answer to said complaint within ten days
after the service thereof, il served within
Washington County, and within twenty
days il served out OF said County, but
within said Judicial District, and within
forty days il served out of said District
exclusive of the day OF service).
The said plaintiff will apply to thu
Court for the relief demanded in sale
complaint.
In Testimony Whereof, l, 1. F. Smitl
Clerk of said District Court
~, have herennto set my hand ant
J s AL affixed the Seal of said Cour
- at Weiser, Washington Count
idaho, this seventeenth day o
July, A. D. 1891.
1. f. Smith,
Clerk of the District Courl
Catalan & Badger,
Attys for Plaintiff
"a
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Alias Summons.

In the district court of The third judicial
district of the state of Idaho In and
for the county of Washington.
JOHNNY. McCully and
A. II. Hand.
Plaintiffs,
VS.. Alias Summons
NJ. McGrcgor and NJ.
L. Hoyt,
Defendants.
THE STATE Or IDAHO
To N. McGregor and NJ. l.. Hoyt:
In the name of the People Of the state
of Idaho: You are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the office of the
clerk OF the district court OF the Third jul
dicial district Of the state Of Idaho, in and
for the county of Washington, the COM
plant of John w. McCully and a, Hand.
Said action is brought to obtain u decree
of this court setting aside and canoeing
levy sale and certificate of purchase
made and executed by Thos Pence, sheriff
OF said county. on The 9th DAY OF June
1891. upon an execution issued from said
court on the 20th day Of April. 1871, and
TO set aside any title created thereby to the
WI of NW4. section IS and SCI of NE4
section 10, township ii \, X West Boi
Meridian and the appurtenances thereto
/
tnat said pr misses are Homestead
urder the laws Of Idaho and not
subject to forced al the pirt.c-
ulars more fully appearing in plaintiff
complaint, certified cnpy OF which j:
served herewith and made part hereo'
and that unless you appear AID answer L
said complaint within ten days after the
service thereof If served within Washing
ton county, and within twenty days i
served out OF said County, but within
said Jud ,cial District, and within forty
DAYS II served out Of said District IeXclu
sivs Of lhe day of service). judgment
will be taken against you by default
according to the prayer Of said complaint
the plaintiffs will apply TO the court 70
the relief demanded in said complaint
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF ], j. f
- Smith, clerk of said district cour
LIS. have herennto set my hand AM
- affixed the seal Of said court a
at Weiser, Washington county, Idaho
this sth day of September, A. ID. 1891.
]. f. Smith,
Clerk of the District court:
John W. Apers, attorney for plaintiff.
Sepl0
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Board! Boaral

Mrs. Ann johnson has thoroughly
reftted her hotel and is prepared to
furnished good boarding and lodging
at So per week.
New Goods! New Quarters!
have just opened fine line OF
new goods in my elegant new quarters
and am prepared to sell at bottom
prices. VIII be pleased to meet all
my old customers.
S. SoMMER
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ONE FARE TO CHEYENNE, WY0.,
AND RETURN,

For the Second Annual Interstate
miners Convention to be held Sept
18th TO 18th. A rare opportunity to
visit the Capital City of Wyoming.
Ask your Union Pacific agent for
particulars as to dates of sale,
limits. cite.