Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-06-11
NEWS NUGGETS
WILL BE FOUND UNDER
THIS HEADING.
Collected and Condensed FroIn
the Latest Associated
Press Dispatches.

0amuel WILSON, one Gf the mOst
: distinguished members of the legal
professional in San Francisco, died
Sunday morning from heart failure.
The deceased leaves an estate val.
we'd at over 1000; 800.
Five men who we're out fishing
near Gainesville, Ga, took refuge
from storm under tree. 4 boIt
Of lightning killed three of theur
md severely STAINED the others.
MI Of them were of ore family
Ian4et! tset yesf
Advices from Pott-vifTe, Read
ing and Scranton, Pa, state that
.teavy rams, amounting to- water
spout III some localities. prevailed
III that region Saturday night de-
Hg much damage to crops at1A rafi-
roads
An anarchist named Dronet, ar
rested for connection with the dyna-
mite conspiracy, at Paris, Sundav<
divulged the hiding place Of 14f
dynamite cartridges and other par
;tpherna]ia which was stolen from
,he government arsenal
Advices to the Associated Press
how that the Mississippi river is
Using at and above St. Louis With
probability that it will not begin
10 fall until after the June rise, Civ
ing cause for grave apprehensions;
when that event takes place.
A..dispatch Of last Sunday from
Aieadville, Pa, says: This entire,
section was swept by the worst.
ilood iii its history last night. In
this city the mill run overhowed
the banks and swept the business
portion of the city, demolishing a.
'iozen or more buildings and entail
ing an estimated loss of Sl5Q,OOO.
A party of .cattlemen reached
Buffalo, Wyo., Monday and re-.
ported the finding of the shrivelleT
oodies Of four men hanging TO- ~
tree. They are unrecognizable and
nave evidently been hanging sew
5ral weeks. 1t is believed they
were members of the invading cat
tlenlen's party lynched by the rust
iers.
Southern Texas was visited by
an unusually destructive cyclone.
Friday Of last week. At Lufkin
several persons were injured, q
number of them fatally Y, and num-.
Der of buildings demolished. BIasco
reports ne7mber Of houses destroy
ed and at least twenty persons
BADLY injured: six fatally. The
little child of Mrs. Cullenbach was
thrown upon a hot stove and burn
ed to death. The mother and three:
other children are probably fatally
injured. The path of the storm is
now a deso]ate waste, all vegetatior
being destroyed. Appeals for aid
have been made.
A cyclone visited McCook, Neb.,
last Saturday and struck the Con-
q, r,gational church. It was raised
from the foundation and dashed
down in a mass Of ruins, burying
ibout sixty children, together with
he pastor of the church and sever
Al teachers. Most fortunately the
'alling timber formed an arch over
he heads of those i'm the church
md all were soou released from i'm:
orisonment. Several were so SER
ously hurt they cannot live. Many
If the children injured have their
egs and arms broken, and others
ire hurt internally. The list Of in
ured includes about fifty.
Regarding the trouble with the
miners in the Cnur d'Alene dis
rict, a special to Mondays Ana
onda Standard says in part: There
GEMS no reason on earth why the
trike should hot be settled in an
'our, and it is safe to say that if
ny coo]-headed man representing
he Mine Owners association was
lven the power to act OH the one
ide, and President O'Brien had a.
title power on the other, every
miner in the Ceur d'Alene country
iould brighten their dinner pals
nd go to work in the morning and
here would be demand for per-
aps 1000 more. Every train
rev are now officers of the law
nth power to make arrests, by