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Nebraska Town Obliterated by
a Cyclone
MANY LIVES REPORTED LOST
List of Casualties Will Mount Well
Up Into the Scores
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TWO BUILDINGS LEFT STANDING
runnel Cloud Ieccnd Upon the Ilttle
Town In Washington County und Work
Frightful Huoc Relief Trnln Carries
Injured to lllulr Wires Are Dnnn
Blaiu Nob Juno 14 Tho town of
Hcrniiin 10 miles north of this city is
in ruins It was visited by u terrific
cyclone early last evening nnd was
swept out of existcuco in u fow awful
moments Tho loss of lifo at 2 oclock
has not been ascertained but it is be
lioved that from 10 to 20 people will bo
among tho dead and tho injured will
number twice that at tho least calcula
tion Tho killed
W S Richards postmaster dlod of
fright
ANDKltSOS HOPKINS his FATIIE1S and
iIOTIIFlt
Mits Kelso
Child ok S M Davis
Louis Clauses Missouri Valley
I Seriously injured
Ii J Hives Blair internal injuries
Mrs W A Anderson head bruised
nnd left arm broken will not live
Llttlo child of Sumuel Dencr
Child of Fuunoy West
Mrs Klinu of Dlnir
Fred Peterson right arm bruised and
head hurt
George Coylo depot ngont gash in head
Tho storm had been gathering for
soino hours and peoplo in Blair and tho
surrounding country had noticed two
funnel shaped clouds converging to
ward that point Tho inhabitants had
also noticed them but had not become
seriously alarmed as tho storm seemed
to bo passing them in a northerly courso
But at 0 oclock it was obvious to all in
Herman that thoir town must bear
tho entire brunt of tho storm
People scurried in all directions and
sought tho shelter of tho few cyclono
cellars and instantly tho town was a
seething mass of debris After tho first
violent burst of mud a torrent of rain
fell In Herman thero were left stand
ing a schoolhouse tho hotel without a
roof which had been moved several feet
from its location and one or two more
or less dilapidated houses Tho entire
business portion of tho town is blown
into one immense mass of wreckage It
is greatly feared that many more have
been killed than thoso whoso bodies
have been found
Train No 2 tho flyer on the Chicago
St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha due
in Herman at 703 pulled in 17 minutes
lato and discovored that the town had
been destroyed Tho entire train crew
as well as many of tho passengers
turned themselves into a relief corps
and the train into an emergency hos
pital Tho train uuablo to proceed
through the wreckage of tho grain ele
vator blown across tho tracks im
mediately returned to Blair with some
28 persons this number including one
of the dead and all of the wounded
found up to that time
Dead horses cattlo hogs lio every
whero stroots are indistinguishable in
the mass of dobris Citizens spent a
dreary night among tho ruins of their
homes and caring for tho wounded
The total dead is now seven seriously
injured five slightly injured about 20
Entire population 500 homeless
Klght Deaths From Picnic
Des Moines Juno 14 Tho funeral
of Mrs Maggie Noal from tho homo of
her father J D Davis in Capital Park
adds another victim to tho roll of fatali
tios ofc those who recontly partook of
wood alcohol at a picnic near Mingo Jas
per county Mrs Neal with her husband
lived in Mingo aud is understood to have
been ono of a party who attonded tho
picnic some time since in tho vicinity of
tho town It is said that eight of tho
crowd in attendance upou that occasion
aro now dead whilo four aro very low
and may not recovoy ono of them being
tho husband of Mrs Neil It is reported
that tho cause of death in each caso was
tho poisonous offect of wood alcohol
which tho parties drank
Open Flro nu Oie Handlers
BurFALO Juno 14 A gang of 40
freight handlers climbed uloird tho
whaloback Samuol L Myers lying at
tho Minnesota Iron Oro docks and
opened flro on a gang of about CO ore
handlers who were working in tho
hold of tho vessel Between 150 and
200 shots wero fired John Malyk was
shot in the back aud is not expected to
recover Joseph Marick was shot in
tho shoulder and Miko Smith received
a bullet in tho right shoulder Sixteen
of tho attacking party wero arrested
The trouble was caused by tho oro
handlers referring to tho freight hand
lers as scabs
Cjclontt Strikes Clear Lake Wl
Oleau Lake Wis Juno 14 A
cyclone struck thib vicinity about 0
oclock last evening Threo miles north
and west several houses and buildings
were swopt away Fred Kennotz was
blown several rods and had his skull
fractured Sam Olesons house was
destroyed ho being lulled aud his wife
futally injured P J Taylors house
was blown to atoms His ribs wero
broken and he was internally injured
STEAMERS COLLIDE IN FOG
Old Dominion Liner Hamilton Sinks tha
Macedonia
New York Juno 14 Tho Old Do
minion steamship Hamilton which
sailed from Now York yesterday for
Newport News ran into tho Gorman
steamer Macedonia off Long Branch
and it is supposed that tho Macedonia
subsequently sunk Threo passengers
and 19 of tho crow of tho Macedonia
wero saved and brought to this port A
donso fog provuilod at tho timo Tho
Hamilton had on board a largo number
of passengers many of whom wero del
egates to a railroad convention at Old
Point Comfort
At 555 last evening whilo proceeding
at reduced speed aud sounding hor
whistle tho Hamilton suddenly ran
into a steamer which proved to bo the
Macedonia striking hor on tho star
board side abaft tho cngino and cutting
into her hull about 12 foot Tho shock
was terrific Tho Macedonias crow got
out their boats as tho disabled vessel
drifted away from tho Hamilton
Ono Iwat was missing which was lost
in the fog This boat contained Captain
Kuffalnh Second Officer Guoknecht
threo passengers Charles W Moss F
W Wright and Herman Brandt and
eight soamen After sounding hor
whistle for a long timo and tho boat not
appearing Captain Dole decided to re
turn to port as liis vessel was seriously
damaged Tho last seen of tho Mace
donia sho was rolling aud surging in tho
water and was evidently in a sinking
condition
The water was smooth and as tho colli
sion occurred but a short distance off Long
Branch it is supposed that tho missing
boat attempted to make tho hind on tho
New Jersey coast Tho Hamilton pro
ceeded to quarantine
All Quiet ut Clu eland
Cleveland Juno 14 Tho officials of
tho Consolidated Railroad company wero
evidently surprised yesterday by tho
success which attended the efforts to
movo their cars While tho car house
was surrounded Monday by a howling
mob thero was no disturbance of any
kind Tuesday While this was duo in
part to tho vigilance of tho police who
prevented tho assembling of crowds it
was mainly attributed to the fact that
tho strikers made no effort to induce
non union men to quit
Ask Injunction Against Strikers
Leavenworth Kan June 14 An
application was made here last night be
fore tho United Stntes court in cham
bers by attorneys for tho Missouri Pa
cific and tho Missouri Kansas and
Texas railways aud attorneys for vari
ous mining companies asking federal
injunction against interference of strik
ers in the Pittsburg and southern Kan
sas coal district -with property aud mo
lestation of men who desiro to work
The court will decide today
Freight and Passenger Collide
Martinsville Ind June 14 A
head end collision at Gosport 14 miles
west on tho Indianapolis and Vinceunes
railroad between a passenger and freight
yesterday demolished both engines and
several cars without loss of life though
many passengers were bruised Mail
Clerk Frederick Dicutt of Indianapolis
sustained threo broken ribs and a sovero
scalp wound The los3 to tho railroad
is 10000
Delgnuu Makes Trip Around the World
Des Moines la Juno 14 Osborn
Deiguan the Iowa hero of thoMerimac
has arrived in Des Moines Ho has
been around tho world since his last
visit to Dos Moines He made tho trip
on the gunboat Castino Ho spent but
six days in Manila aud returned home
by way of San Francisco Ho will
spend tho summer preparing to enter
Annapolis
Crop Prospects In Kansas
WicinTA June 14 Wheat prospects
are greatly improved in the Arkansas
valley Fanners aro regretting that
they plowed up some of tho wheat fields
early in tho spring Excessivo rains
have retarded cultivation of corn Past
urage is superb Tho river is still high
but no further damage is expected Rust
may damage oats
Dubuque Klcctric Iluut Sold
Dubuque Juno 14 Tho Dubuque
Light and Traction companys property
was sold yesterday by Master in Chan
cery Crane to tho General Electric com
pany for 00000 Tho sale was niado to
satisfy a mortgage by tho Old Colony
Trust company
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Tho American Seed association con
vened in Cincinnati Tuesday
Dr Lawson Tait tho pioneer of ab
dominal surgery died at Loudon Tues
day in his 51st year
Tho Tonawanda Lumber companys
mill on the Niagara river at Giatwick
was destroyed by flro Tuesday Loss
50000
Sarah Bernhardt has agreed to play
Hamlet Juno 20 in tho famous theatre
at tho town whero
Shakespeare was loru
Tho Portland Ore chiof of police
has ordered Pinkerton armed wutcli men
off tho streets under tho new law pro
hibiting armed bodies
Eight hundred miners went on strike
at Redding Cal Tuesday A force of
deputies has been sent to tho locality in
anticipation of trouble
Charles A Gardner tho actor filed a
petition in bankruptcy at Chicago Tuos
day in which liabilities aro placed at
-30000 and assets 200
Whether English or Swedish Db usot
in tho chapels synodical collego and
summary ij Xltk Islar n was discussed
Monday in tho Augustana synod Tho
directors elected wvio Rov Dr Helms
ot Burlington la Dr ij 0 Johnson
of Galesburg and Mr A Luudoo of
Molinu
THE VIGT1MSEXGEED 100
New Richmond Wis Presents
a Scene of Desolation
ST0113I SWELTSL Villi YTHING CLKAN
lluslnnss Portion nf the To urn IeYelod hy
clone Moro Mangled Hodlns Heine
Found nnd Hourl Added to Long 1 1st
of Flro Ounuehnd h Itnlu
New Richmond Wis Juno 14
Fully 100 corpses wieo as many man
gled people 40 acres of piles of bricks
shivered planks scattered heaps of
honsohold goods dead horses through
which tho wind had drivou sharp splin
ters of board smouldering llres whero
houses stood Monday and in tho midst
of it all shivered trees as bare of leaves
as ever they wore in tho middle of win
tor and for tho most part stripped baro
of bark until thoy losemblod tho ghosts
of what thoy had been 48 hours ago
This is what tho storm wrought in tho
space of threo minutes upou tho town of
Now Richmond
There never was a cyclono that made
a cleaner sweep ot what lay in its path
than tho one of Monday evening In
tho business portion of tho tjhwn abso
lutely not ono building was left stand
ing above tho cellar windows Every
thing above a foundation wall was
shaved as clean as though it had been
cut with a plane Enorinous iron safes
wero blown into tho middle of tho
street and tho largest safe in the town
was carried ucioss one street and half
way over tho square beyond
Work nfit Funnel Shaped Cloud
Tho day had been warm nnd sultry
nnd during tho latter pait of tho after
noon heavy banks of clouds had hung
upon the eastern horizon but nothing
serious wns anticipated until a fow
minutes before si x oclock a diuk blue
cloud with edges of a pale green was
seen rapidly approaching from tho
southwest In a minute a long tunnel
Was seen dropping toward the ground
nnd then with u savage roar tho cloud
swept down upon the doomed town A
circus had been exhibiting timing tho
afternoon and tho streets wero full of
strangers and as the awful cloud bore
swiftly down there was a mad rush for
cellars doorways or any plaeo that
promised safety Some of tho crowd
reached a refuge and thoso who did not
are among the dead It will bo several
days before the number of dead in Now
Richmond is accurately known and it is
doubtful if tho entire number of fatali
tios will ever bo chronicled In tho
path of tho storm just to tho northeast
and southwest of the city wero scat
tered farm houses and wherever they
were struck by that awful wind thero
was nothing left but a pile of boards
and twisted rafters How many wero
killed in theso houses will not bo known
for a long timo
1roperty Loss Is Total
It is impossiblo to estimate tho prop
erty loss but it is total in tho business
part of tho town and to mnko tho blow
moro severe not ono policy of tornado
insurance had been written for tho
place St Paul nnd Minneapolis Clnp
powa Falls and other places have sent
in bountiful supplies aud thero is no
suffering for food or necessities but tho
business of the town is utterly wiped
out of existence and not ono man in tho
place will bo able to resume business
Tho destruction is so completo that thero
is absolutely nothing to bo purchased in
tho town not a box of sardines a
pound of crackers or a pair of shoes
Tho work of searching for tho dead
was earned on during tho night as well
as it could be done in a drizzling ruin
and with tho aid of a fow lanterns It
was slow work and after dork tho result
of tho work amounted to practically
nothing Tho police of St Paul under
tho leadership of Chief Goss who havo
guarded tho ruins and preserved order
during tho day wero relioved by com
pany H of tho Tenth Wisconsin bat
talion from Chippewa Falls under tho
command of Captain Hartwell For
tho balance of tho timo the militia will
bo in control
Disposition of tho Dead
As they were recovered tho bodies
wero brought to tho Catholic or Con
gregational churches Thenco thoy are
to bo taken to tho cemetery oxcopt in a
few cases whero homes still stood in
which tho remains can bo kept for a
few hours during which tho final trib
ute of lovo could be tendered by tho be
reaved families Nuisesand physicians
from St Paul wero of great help all
night and day and when tho day closed
all tho seriously injured weio believed
to have been cared for Thoso whoso
injuiies weio soiious but whoso chances
for recoveiy wero believed to bo good
were quickly sent to tho hospitals of St
Paul and Minneapolis wheio better enro
can be given them Tho slightly in
jured and thoso whoso cases seoni hope
less were kept here and were gnen the
best attention possible Tho list of dead
is gradually increasing whilo tho list of
injured will reach 200
List of killed Ed OBrien William
Callahan Mr and Mrs Dunbar Wil
liam Hughes Cora Butler Domiuio
Barrett William Hennessys daughter
Mrs Margaret Stimihou Walter Browu
John Nitge Anton Oleson Ida Olsen
Ed J Cam John Patton Mr nnd Mrs
Ro ebrook Abbio Williams Mrs Etta
Cameron two coipses unidentified
Vina Lambin Katio McKinnon Thomas
McCube Timothy Noonan Mrs S E
Hawkins two daughters and ono son
Al Bigelow Katio Early George Stack
wife end child three children of Mrs
John Brockbauks Jamos Johnson
Maiy Menehau Nicholas Parden Wil
liam Bixby Millard Wills Pat Wills
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a
John Casoy Julian Hicks Nolllo Uigtv
low
Tho injured Thomas McNally W
S Williams John Genuine lirry
Koofo Charles Oardino Kmio Church
Lillian Klidoiunn Mrs McMahon
Junius Finnlgan S N Hawkins John
McCoy Miko Lnfferty Ed Nitgo
Ilamm Essen
During the uftornivm Patrick Killing
tho 14-year-old son of Nat Katlng win
brought to tho Cat hollo church Tho body
was horribly mangled A little daughter
of a Mr Williams was brought to tho
same place fioui tho ruins of hor fathors
plaeo near the railroad tracks Walter
Fairell a boy was also laid among tho
deail in tho church Pat McNnlly died
during tho day and at a lato hour hist
evening tho rescuers gathered together
most of tho pieces of tho nuinglod body
of Michael Iloftrou and ho was added to
tho list of dead During tho day scat
tered groups of rescuers searched tho
debits whore IhmIIos might bo found
Knglnnsitt Work on the Ituln
A flro company from South St Paul
kept two strenms of water nounug on
tho smouldering ruins for tiro had boon
added to tho horrors of tho tornado and
a tloreu flies were blazing till a heavy
rain at tho closo of tho day about ex
tinguished the flames Some of tho
merchants oiganizcd private salvage
corps and managed to savo somo piop
erty but tho amount was small
Tho business portion of tho city cov
eted asp ico of four squares each way
and was solidly built of biick and stono
This entire space was swept cloar
foundation walls and in some places
masses of debris alono marked whero
tho business places formerly stood
Trees that hud lined tho streets of tho
neighboting residence district were
broken clear off or twtsted and up
rooted
Course of the Toruiulo
Tho tornado camo up tho uvor from
Hudson where the damage was com
paratively slight Following tho gen
eral course of tho river and tho branch
of tho Omaha road tho htorm gained in
intensity as it progressed and was at its
worst when it struck tho business cen
ter of Niw Richmond Brick blocks
ci umhlcd like egg shells The outlying
residences in tho path of tho storm wero
stripped of shingles or as more fre
quently happened wero torn asunder
and tho fragments wero scattered to tho
four winds of heaven Trees wero up
rooted and roadways blocked washed
away or so overflowed as to bo made en
tirely unrecognizable
A circus was in town on Monday and
people had como in from all tho sur
rounding country After tho circus the
peoplo had crowded into tho city to do
their shopping before going homo in tho
evening It was at this timo the storm
cloud came up from the southwest Tho
circus grounds were outstdo the path of
the storm but tho peoplo being m the
business places foil a prey to tho ten iflo
wind
SELECTING A NEW CABINET
lolnciilre and DuschaunI May Form n min
istry to Iteplacu tho One Voted Out
Pakis Juno 14 Late last evening it
developed that M Poincairo when ho
refused tho premiership intimated to
the president that ho might enter a cab
inet presided over by M Paul Dcsohauol
president of tho chamber of deputies
who had previously been in conference
with M Loubet Poiucaire and Dos
chanel conferred with thoir fnends and
will return to tho Elysco today to report
the result
Tho feeling among tho Republican
senators and representatives is bearing
toward a Poincuiro Deschauol cabinet
Tho nnti Droyfus press virulently at
tacks M Waldeck Roussoau and tho
president delating that thoy havo al
ready decided upon an openly Drey
fusard anti military ministry
AssassJnate General Luna
Manila Juno 14 Information be
lieved to be reliable has reached hero of
the assassination of General Luna and
his aide-de-camp Lieutenant Pasco
Ramon Juno 8 by Aguinaldos guard
at the headquarters of Aguinuldo
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Seismic disturbances took plaeo over a
large area in lower Austria and west
Hungary Sunday
A 12-year-old boy named Noddlo was
drowned whilo swimming in Big Sioux
river in the outskirts of Sioux Falls
A dispatch fioni Nico reports a rumor
that a general of Italian origin has been
arrested there on a ohargo of espionage
D J Muunh salmon cannery at Terra
Nova Lulu island was burned to tho
ground Monday Ljss 700J0 fully
lii uretl
The- strike of 0000 moiubors of tho
Childrens Jacket Makers and Kueo
Bieeches Makers union ot Now Yoik
went into offect Monday
Tho war department has undor con
sideration an order sending tho Twenty
fourth and Twenty fifth infantry regi
ments to Manila to reinforce General
Otis
Hong Sling the first Chinaman to tako
advantage ot tho bankruptcy law filed
his petition at Chicago Monday and
scheduled debts amounting to 240O0
with 0800 assets
Tho first wool shipment of tho seasou
was brought into Pierro S D Monday
Thochp for this year is estimated to bo
lighter than for hist season on account
ot heavy losses this spring
Tho members of the Buffalo aud
Kansas City baseball teams who wero
in rested at Buffalo at the cloo of Sun
days ganto for violating tho Sunday
law wore acquittid by a jury
It i said that Henry Watterson has
telegre plied hading gold Democrats to
meet in New York June 1 1 17 for a con
ference
The water continues to nso in tho La
Crosse and Missi sippi rivers Thous
ands of dollars damage has been doiie to
farm property near Iju Croo
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Ill LIN IN RUNS
NORFOLK NEBRASKA TIIUKSDAY JUNE 161890
lire kiii iro
Awful Loss of Life In Western
Wisconsin
CYCLONE WIPES OUTTOWNS
Storm Piissod Over n Ureal Slivleh of
Country Lovuliin Kvcrylliiiu
TOWN OF NEW RICHMOND WRECKED
IXInmlrn Ilix e Hie Nuinlier of Dead nod
Injured at From MO to 100 Flro Fol
lows Mm Wind Storm Iiimiii In thn
l lull of lludiou
Milwaukee Juno lit A dispatch
was received hero at 2 oclock this mottl
ing from lowott Mills announcing tho
arrival there of the Wisconsin Central
tiain A Mr Cutter in tho employ of
the Central sent a dispatch to tho local
officers of tho load saying that tho town
of Now Richmond was gone south of
the highway bridge aud that tho esti
mated number of killed will reach 150
Many of tlio houses Mr Outtor states
were consumed by flro after tho cyclone
Many people wero killed ho says whilo
attending tho circus which was show
ing thcie
Stiliwatku Minn Juno 13 Last
night was a tori ihlo one for Now Rich
mond the village being almost wiped
out of existence by ono of tho most so
vore oj clones that over visited that lo
cality It earned ruin and death in its
path and at this hour it is impossible to
give even a piutial list of the Mctnns
Tho news of tho disaster was biought
hero by J A Carroll a traveling man
from Portage Wis who was stopping
at the Nicollet house in New Richmond
He saw the funnel shaped cloud ns it
came up tho principal street and took
refuge m the biiseiuout of tho hotel
which was completely wrecked to
gether with many principal business
houses In tho ten ihlo rain winch fol
lowed Mr Can oil and his comiades suc
ceeded in rocovoiing tho propnetor
Charles McKennon wife and one child
fiom thodebiis and thoy also removed
the laundry girl who was probably fa
tally iiijurt d Thoy also removed two
men named Barrett aud Newall who
wero very severely injured Mr Car
roll drove to Stillwater by team for re
lief and tho train with doctors left here
at 1215 a m
Mr Carroll further that flro fol
lowed tho cycloip and t t what was
loft was being consumed by fire Many
people were killed and tho damage will
run into hundreds of thousands of dol
lars
Kstlmntn of Kllli d and Injured
Milwaukee Wis Juno lit A
messago was received at tho Wisconsin
Central offices hero lato last night from
Stevens Point from A R Horn division
superintendent of tho Wisconsin Cen
tral at that point as follows It com
menced to rain on tho St Paul division
at about 7 p in and tho wires wout
down west of lowott Mills at 830 At
845 wo got a message from Roherson
via Marshall that a cyclono struck New
Richmond ulnmt 730 killing and
wounding from 250 to 500 peoplo Wo
have started a sjwoial out from Irvine
leaving at 10 oclock with surgeons and
to pick up what other surgeons thoy
can between there and Now Richmond
Also sent section men from Jowott
Mills with what help thoy can carry on
their cars I will leave hero on special
as soon as can get crew out nnd will
tako all assistance I can got in way of
surgeons Am trying to get St Paul
to start a special from there
A second messago from Mr Horn
reads Party just camo to
Jewett Mills and reports that Dr Wade
was killed and Dr Eply has both legs
broken and that thoy aro much in need
of doctors This was received at 10
oclock Dont you think wo should
start a special from Milwaukee with
nurses and surgeons
Hiivni Wrought hy Wind Near Hudson
Hudson Wis Juno 13 A terrific
cyclone passed two and a half miles
southeast of Hudson ut 420 p in
Harry Mattisons house barn and all
his farm buildings wero blown flat
The family was m tho cellar and no ono
was hurt Tho cyclono crossed the
Omaha railroad east ot North Wiscon
sin Junction and destroyed a now barn
of Ed Daileys Tho cyclone continued
in ii northeast direction
A courier fioni Boardman just in re
ports that the whole town has been
wiped oil the faco of tho eaitli aud no
definite leport can bo obtained of cas
ualties It is presumed that many wero
injured and possibly fcomo killed
Couriers just in say New Richmond
has also been wiped off tho map and
200 or 800 iKjoplo aro injured
Klrkapon Vullej Flooded
Viol Wis Juno 13 Ono of tho
heaviest ram and wind storms in mauy
years occurred here and almost tho en
tiro Kickapoo valley is inundated A
cloudburst oecut red on Bear creek 10
miles northeast of here and tho entire
fertile valley was swept by a raging tor
rent Tho wind broko upon tho valloy
rain descending in torrents accompa
nied by hail and heavy winds Culti
MUid fields aro covered und almost
ruined somo being washed to a depth
of almost 10 feet Tho Kickapoo river
is 12 leet ubovo low water und still ris
ing rapidly and all mill dams aio be
ing carried before it liko straws Wagou
roads oro iuuudatcd bridges gouo and
SmI
travel is made impossiblo It In tho
arf Mt flu since IHsl when tho entire
alloy was flooded from end to end
told doing to Kurnpn
New Youk Juno 111 Tho National
City kink will ship J000000 gold on
tho steamship Luhn sailing today
WflECKONTHE ROCK ISLAND
linen Cms lump the Trnrk nnd Criwli
lulu a Sloi k 1 rain
CllKAtio Juno lt As tho Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific wost ltound ex
press train pulled into Uonosoo Ills
last night three cars left tho track and
crashed into a stock train standing on u
siding Fifteen piHsongcrs wero in
jured and tho three cars demolished
The injured
U A Keufor fhlttign
II It Ilimtltintnn conductor
W II Smith ritlrugi hrnkonmti
Mrs A Hnrlim Now York City
M K Hold Miicago postal olnrk
Dr l i Vanroaiid wife Edd villa hv
Miss Cart In Melell lulln la
AtthiirStenluy Clrclovlllo la
Albert Ha DaMMiport la
After the accident tho switch wan ex
amined and found to bo still safely
closed Tho cause nf tho accident lun
not yet been determined Tho injured
weio nt onoo taken toJonostoand cared
for and an hour later threo cats replaced
those demolished and tho train pro
cot led
STAYS AT HIS POST TO LAST
Captain l hols or thn Monndiioi k le-
line on Oiler of Holler
Manii June III The funeral of
Captain Homy Nichols tho commander
of the United States doublo turrotod
monitor Momuliiofk who died 1iiini sun
stroke on Satiudii took place at Cuvito
yesteiduj with uppiopnuto ceremonies
The olliceis ol tho licet weio present anil
tho flags on all tho essels wero half
masted
The sudden death of Captain Nichols
was pai I iculaily sail because it occurred
just at tlio moment when tho result for
which ho had Imped and winked for for
months was about toborealicd namely
the capture of Piiaiiaiiioaud itsoccupi
tion by tho Aiiieiican loices Tlio Mo
iiaduuck has been lying oil Furuiiiwiuii
for two months past under lire from tho
rebels almost daily The heat here has
been intense and tlioolllcers and men of
the Monadnnck siillored greatly Tin
coniniantlei -in-chief offered to retire the
Monadnock from tho trying duty and
replace it by another ship but Captain
Nichols prelerred to remain declaring
that ho did not want to leave his post
until Paianainia fell and the cost from
there to Civile was cleared of rebels
liullle lllonkeil hy Washouts
St Paul June 1U Owing to wash
outs along their lines tho vinots Uin
ta go trains wero hold hero last night
Tho Omaha is washed out near Hudson
tho Milwaukee and St Paul lias lost
several bridges and considerable track
near Wabasha Minn and in Wiscon
sin the Burlington is blocked hy a
washout near Tecuuisch Thero aro
also n number of blocked places on tho
various brunch lines Locally tho stonn
did much small damage to trees and
outbuildings and for a time almost com
pletely laid out the street railroad sys
tems Wires were badly demolished to
nearby points Over two inches of rain
ftdl in an hours timo and tho wind dur
ing that time blow a gale
General King Over ome
Tacoma Wash Juno 13 General
Charles King who recently returned
from tho Philippines arrived here lust
evening to visit his cousin Mrs Em
mons formerly of Milwaukee During
tins evening an informal rocoption wns
tendered tho distinguished soldier
Whilo General King was making a
speech to u serenading band ho was
ovorcomo by exhaustion aud hail to be
carried into the houso A physician
was called who says no serious results
will follow General King lias cancelled
all of his engagements and after recup
erating here a fow days will return to
San Francisco
NurH Turin States Kldence
New Yoiik Juno 13 Bella Ander
son yesterday turned statos ovidonco
nnd on tho stand will toll all about tho
kidnapiugjiud become a statu witness
The district attornoy sent for tho girl
and she made a full confession It is
said to have been practically tho samo
as that made hy her when she was ar
rested in New Jersey Through this
confession tho lawyer hopes to obtain
clemency for tho woman Ho says shu
is a wtak nnnded and easily influenced
girl and is dying from consumption
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES
Two negroes weio lynched nt Duu
nelon Fla Monday by a mob of their
own color
General Otis reports that the Oregon
regiment with a signal company left
Monthly for Sail Francisco
Tlio Peoria board of health will insist
on a tuberculosis tost of all dairy cattlo
furnishing milk to tho city
Advices to tho navy department aa
nounco tho Wiliniiigtou has put into
port at Rio to undergo repairs to a shaft
It is announced that tho gum trust is
now an actuality The company has
been organized with u capital stock of
19000000
T G Shaughnessy was Monday
olected prosideut of the Canadiau Pa
cific railway vice Sir William Van
Horno resigned
Threo hundred Mystic Shriners from
nil parts of tho west passed through
Chicago for Buffalo Monday to attend
tho annual national convention
Tho jury at Louisville in the 125000
damage suit of W B Tate against thu
Di ummond and other tobacco compan
ies Monthly reported a radict for tho
defendenta