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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEEKLY fTELEGRAPH. Hf It, ; rtr T'lrVnph Printing o.PublUhcr.. MACON, GA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 2, 189(1. LOUISVILLE WRECKED, jg: n, Metropolii of Kentucky De- .Minted by a Cyclone. HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST.!', ' ! HOlE families are crushed be neath rALLINQ BUILDINGS. UTIInM* Tell* How Hie looped Down on It.. „ The VUM Are Down r. rtlcul.ro Herd to obtain. WaMUXOTOH, March 87.—Alt tele- A coQiniunlctlon with LoaMB* —■ to-night Jtotllr after 8 Kaii-as. considerable damago was to chimneys, sign* and cornices, fell «lur ng the alrcrnoon. Tlie electrit light station was un roofed. Schmidt's restaurant was un roofed. The cornice of Spring'* grain storo was blown otf. BOY BLOW* FROM A WISDOW. Here a boy was blown out of a win- i dow, but escaped unhurt. The wind 1 lieu tore down two frame buildings be- longing to tho Clarke estate, unroofed stores of Me*r>. McL&no & Newell and Dr. Allen's oflice, and completely wrecked Herrin's brick shoe ?t rt . A two-story frame dwelling oc cupy d by Mrs. M. *SiM?nslor aa a millinery shop -.ras crtidiod like an egg shell and Mrs. Spou&lcr bur id in tho ruins. She was quickly extricated and found to i*o seriously Injured. She mar not recover. Robert Brer’s building was unroofed and John (joldy's residence wrecked. The storm struck the house of Dell Harrell, which was co'iiplctelT demolished. Tho family sought safely in too collar and escaped unhurt. Tho adjoining residences of Dr. Mar diall and IL D; Morse were badly damaged. FAMILY JU'BNED USDED DEBRIS. Tlie residence of Mr. ilithos, near by was lifted from its foundation and , crushed bunring the family in tbs ruins, i .-k and has not since been resumed, i a 11 cecal**! seriou* injury tars Mr*. u_ .... of Jeffersonville, Millies, who now lies in a critical cundi fpportroni * dono creat dam- I lion and many other houses sere Uist s cyclone ha* done gTcarua * damaged. A cow and to Louisville, P* rt * cl J * (calf were taken up by the wind and portion of the city wncre many i cjrr iotl over a quarter of a mile, being m s are in rum* and there! dropped in a fieiduninjured. Thodwcll- * » great Ice* of | ing ho.^e uf John Bourrsll was blown ■nicvo report# como from people completely away, not a vestigocf it ro- tL river to Jeffersonville uiaiiung. Tho streets present a desolate o troswd tlse me* ™ appsnrsnce, being filled with debris. Advice* from Jrffersoo City, Caj»a Gi rardeau and Charlestown, Mo., stale that ll.o storm was a very sever*, and at the latter place one life was lest, ■woman, name not gWi «i|lit, tilt us th« t.le«rai.h c comma Hoo filth Jcffcnooblllo !• coiiflDod ih,niln-‘i compfiti*'* wire turf in ih. jwrtkmUni cannot to 1, h,(L LOllsVU Lt A “DEAD CtTT VuKK, itorcb S7.-TU0 terrific , r ,«u> to h»*« boon ol l.ul Snow fell and then turned into rain and sleet accompanied by wind, blowing lliirty-llvo or forty miles an hour. Jto I'VMA'ij; AT DKTBOIT. Detroit, Mich.. March -'7.—A violent gale of wind accompanied by a heavy struck this city at 7 o'clock this evening and interfered .ly with t raflic na veil w the telephone ar.»l telegraph wires. The snow shortly changed to sleet and at midnight ii still failing in -hr-cty, and the gale has decreased but little in its violence. No damage has been reported. A HUZZAUD AT OMAilA. Omaha, March *J7. Since noon a bh/.- zard ha* prerniled. Most of the street cars in this city oro blockadod and traffic is greatly impeded. Loibville, March 2*.—Mcagro in formation from Jeffersonville is to tho stTect that tho little town wan completely wrecked by the tornado. It is imjiossi bio to got deffnito information os tlu wire* are all down, and liuats cannot Cross tbn Ohio. Tho water work*-, twe mile, above the city were wrecked thirty-five persons, mostly women and children have been taken front the ruins of the tails CUy Hall. It is itnpotsiblo to get tho names. Henry Mason, mend ei of the legislature from Hancock county, was in Virgil Wright's cigar store light ing a cigar, when the building fell, kill ing him. the tornado struck (jouisvillo at 7: : *t o'clock. It entcrod the south western jairtinn of the city at E ghleenlti street and swept a path tire blocks wide, diag onally, reaching out in a ragged ime to Seventh slievt, :• vvling every building in its path, probably -.*»CO houses. A rough estiinato put* tho killed at 5W tho lllK .lUClllg lCH- persoiib on • Micro at- the up|K*r UillBII, I1UUID UU» In tills city at 3 o'clock thi* afternoon it rained a deluge, lasting Un minutes, but being auflicicPt to front ier tho gutter* into miniature riters. tending a lolgo mee lloor when tho ttTTibli upon tho huildiii;.. The vr.iiro structure was In five n»m- utn a •bni'cU-js rn.ir, of brick il Ml irt.i'. I in ; .n . ' V •'•tini-'. of which number !-•" "M-nte-d unlujurcu. ■ .1. . \ . ■ . Ulna*.- * Y •* ' the l< -h "1 life at this place at 10*), while other ro- poits nil., it** tli** uund cr in l*j nenrei JG. At 2 o'clock this morning thirty- live bodies bad In*, n taken from tin: and fifteen wounded and dying Only inose ou tho thud floor bid «*eci ached, the room Containing tb"'L'D' - g school pupils and visitorn not yet l>e ing upeneil. LMBtcttoa or ioimoo siBiaowi* Occasionally a ina^ive **UJno or iron front still stood int.v t while the entire structure projtfT had been v\i*pt en tirely away. This morning presented the most stupendous vpectaclo of di^ister 1 ruin ever witnessed, in ti.o coiir-e of the stonn lay th* prided Ud>. ni.u- kst of tho city and knllf the » niei.<m-es alxm>*t to the last on* are in ruins, l bey include tho Kent.i By, Hcb it's, the N utn ill'»l l .id « n\. 1’* ■ in \. i •!« ''il- over, Louisville, Faiterpri^. Central and Planters’. Tb* destruction «*C the L*>uu- vilic anJ Ninth sirtet w.iua «use«* not possibly have loen their parlor when the storm burst w ,.i fury. The building swayed a tottered, an 1 finally the walls of tho -■ story Ml. All of tho family ro. nmine 1 bn Idl.-d m the hallway and a|»o<l will,out injury. Tho furniture M is api<*nran. . . il ••. r ,i this moi mi oiu* e > that only j. ;dav dwelling. Hr suiio Jolin Lrow'i lncii l tin full force of and the walls l much p:.|K r. - : «>1 THE I'EAR plctc. TiMHuaml* of h«»g*hvad* of in a mass of bnck and mortar, some in view, others buried from sight bcuentu debru. hotel kjiploveh meet Ttitiit hej^l Th* UuitTilla Hotel, between Si.Ah and Seventh streets, v*.*-** unroofed and others*iso wrecked, whilo a bnii<ling on the west, occupied as a cigar store upon ibu lost floor and steeping rooms ~ *' •* I’olh througliout th •»; Mr i tlo* I Lit J "ns caught by a falling 1 pinioned to the ground, but sutrcciled in extricating her. bit* was *•! fiot seriously injure.L THE BTOEY OT A LOPoB MAN. iLii • * j :.... •>: WVM;;,Gim |J,.»H I,,; annue. l rom t|»® ^ko was present at a meeting of Jev. • 1 ... -.-..I ti, in. 1 ■ '■ K ; •<•••' I-*' ' 1,IT »um«w ll »‘» lli.tr l.,L roettt <t, th. lop a beautiful ,,oor "1 tl 1 a’U City Hall wl.en tl o inira. I ■. the 1 *: * 1 • ' l ! " 1 ‘ l ' «ap d. Mrs. mtiinAti. n of danger w»* h-» l were *. 1C17. Her * wo distinct rocking* uf tt»«- building, oi.f tl* in,f «b«»ut which time ndormer window m I tl»- lodge room was ilown from i'.s ! casing. Iinni 'ii itelv after the pbutcr- ; ng began to drop from the ceiling. N . wild nnh was made for the nnle-Moiu. • ' 11 " " ! M ■ ... r r* i m »,t| .1, m l I i-h.I I * 1 as Identified:' reached tb** dc« . wl > n the entire fii» •« rnleenlli id ! thoso having teams Would « L *•«* their | unrorled. rear wall biown in: Jacob ill bosun » and u-e e\«fy el* rt to aa-i tjKnorb. Knort, Nintan 1 Market, com- m .ling help. \n c .it.. . ..n> j pMelv urcked; Hr. Max Wood, • .i *.■•.. i. "..e ;I » • ■ * • * ;T"l. i.v . I.igiuli and Market, unroofed, • homes for these w bo are home* lev*. THE H05EY RAIDED. Within a fow minutes after thepaasago of these re UiUon $13,000 had been »ub- SfiTibeil. Tho Norton Infirmary has con- M'Ml,. I It. tak « .11 .* ■ ■ I - 111 I" 1 •" ■' I possible, free of cliarge. \t .. <d t: •• m j mttton on tie- board of tredc at tto’clo. k iu, report^ were i.« ard fn•::» canvaas- cajt wall biov wail blown in; t Ma .AtiT' Lorbi otUcially Tli idded > the i cure unanimity of *< TIm the razctl to the gr neer. Ninth an building blowi ... raloon. 1133 Mcrk. t. rear wall bio and unroofed: • lid.* Market. | * furniture compa ‘ 1 rear wall blow foundry of Abu! corupletoly raze. ate way and we were precipitated to Lyl* 'Heel tl- ‘ . k til I Undo I . •,.I .file i 1 ’ raietl by a cloud of du-t and ciusho«l and jammed by falling limber* THE SO.NEVADE 1IIU HKaBT^mE. In some way the door fr&ino fell with me and maintained an upright lusiUon wheu it stup|«d and I was enable! to extricate m*»<dt from tho dct>n, make an exit through an adjoining ho i»e. whose door* I ki< kctl in. M*an- white tlie shrieks and groans of these still imprieonrd by the wreck formed a cnorus that, in connection with the howimg ot tlie storm, made in* \ory 1U3 Magazine: • l*«»rt-si. k. 1 was, so far a« a hasty «*\ uin-d to aerm, {sHtertlo* went, comparatively unin William |i tinmi, MlUi-l.tlt • 1 -t 1 " tutu.-I Mf iiurt tl to ... .tv 1 ” ' ' itti -• f t.iI lit tl.f tf.tr ,tf 11.* 1 lieu I lift ■ Hater, Kta.entb »t,.i JI.g»-, I' 1 * • » n * •iUii/nt.l.e.1 tl„ flra tb.i I,ml ib'*. Port land avenue, be tween Sixteenth ai.d S.*vc utn nth. Mi .. M» I'jghhn, Eighteenth and Baird. ’dn*. Belle IacIIoiT. Eleventh and Lyle. Mrs. I'. tc Walnut street. Toni llufl Mr-. Nnu. .ieiTorson, between Elev- entb and T . fth. Si dor Mary 1’ius, seventeenth and rouiinittce by C l Tyler. Chief of l cut i" r< |.i• .out cx-ofiicio a meml" r of tlie executive . ■ ■ i..111ttt«->. I li»* lep.ii t . total relief suK< riptmn waa $20,000. to ! inch i iid led yj 'ot" I .* .1 n Iu * ! appropriation by ibe cite .ouucU. mcilusen Stall and i M | CW1 ,,j- ico Taylor wusprse- . j j„ v . tll ’ (M [ syor Jacobs, who is [ ^ U(ll t* ilctcrnuned by uso the i re- J 0.1)1 HI .. ... I I . .nr I j.iivat" aid had becu c\- .i!» vicinity of LouisvilK Ky. # During the brief deluge th# darknoes wi* oppressive, and there were many ouirtt thrrr ire no poitiro defimw 2 ti|. n which to bo o »n. «■ .1, a th, damogr. Tliwo col |>. thia hoar <* «. m.). bwthfro l-»n for Htrrral hour, nnr ra ,tkm w'n.trrrr from tlio ntr of wiille.tc ncinitr. Tb ®*?!?f kh of •Urmioc lorn of lifo hy tbo , of tbo cjrdooo, b«» ovrry- f. Louttrinatma. Tito i brrel down of nil totagrmph linonww Ktnfi appnhmuon and ..m» Tho tdlr of Lou1«tIII« U b».Tond : e«h t.t tt lrgraph. .ndUn dead city jo a wli.communlcottonU concommL crrlone must have spent iu greatest ram I itwitATO upoinrn Kiuxn. itptri jo»t received hero *ays that . 0,*r*Uir Breed of the Western « at Louisville had arrived si J»*f- t..h), U«L, arvon* tl»0 river troui ilia H* reported terTlHedestru. there, almost tho entire Western of leptetf; in ■ • ■ , ©nty . .infirm- ■* ‘TrtP”''"' ,'L" , t l »« nce 01 ‘"SS who exiiresed a belief in the prospect of a second visitation by cyclooe. The skies cleared aa quickly as they darkened, and it turned cold, with a high wind, which blew down the signs and wrecked a few chimneys, trout various points in tho BUte come rvporU of the storm. At Olney, 111., the storm waa very eovere. unroofing the houses, overturning Urns, and wrecking the windows and chim ney*. BLEW CWTUld AWAY. NasuvilU, ills., March *27.—A clone struck this place with terriflic force and not a panoef gla»s is left in tho Mindous wrlth western exposura Tho city ball, a largo framo structure was demolished. Martin l’eter's livery btifi* io i* wrecked, fiawjrr tt Coojf r shop, brick building is demolished. At Little 1’raifiir, % few miles distant from hi'io. the storm destroyed ihe r.^i.Unceof W. It, Hines, and Mr. rough eMiiuaio puis roe *ium ai u ,B • , , Willi I,OIK) injured. Tl.o cilr U fill,-I “"J 11 ** »“ J Uunl Boor.; wy tumi « Willi a ran matt, of peupi. wildly tnm '■ 8** seeking frier. Is. A largo force of men is at work on tho ruins and about 100 bodies have been rccoverod. It is im- itcsxiblo to' get the namo of thoso killed or injured. The building on Main street from Eighth to Fourteenth street are in ruins. Not ono of the handsome wholesale houses ia left, and alt the tobacco warehouse# were swept away. On Market street the Falls City Hall, a four story building, was blown down, while several Masonic and Knights of Honor lodges were in saasion and 1U0 men and women are buried In th* ruius. Ererr other houso on Market, Jcflenon an J Walnut streets from Tenth to Bix- tee nth street, u in ruins. Parkland suburb b swept away. At th# union brick remaining in place, atrucllonof this txNae many lives were lost, principally of jwrsona who occupied the sleeping ronmetnete. Many ot tucui were young girls employed at the hotel next door, t-nloon* nnl oilier available pin*:*«. b i\# In* n luii’* i n.t" h.i t.i> iu.- piovieed morgue*, where bodit* are taken as fast aa recovered and left await ing identification. Patrol wtgoas are 1-e ing prassed into service as dead wagons to convey corpse* to tho required place*. HAVOC AHO!Mi THE EtadOEECBt. Eleventh street seemM to serve a* a kind of flue for the storm, ae all inter cepting objects in that line are practi rally reduced to nothin f u<) unknown colored men at Henry's { Me, Tlm:wnth street, between Gray- j iand W auuL 'Cicbolan J. hullivac 1 • until tlw C, )iaust<Hl. IniHermslng the rrpste ef comxit- •> I tecs making bou«e to bouse investiga tious, r.msldrrabl" diversity of ojkiiu•' as to tho loss was devetepeu. Tin? lowe-t estimate put it $l.')UU,ouq, at the highest «liar . r»S|>. kccjier. High- .1 oiu* lvtntry, tccutli au-l ' ui: J. W. Mo* L- Walnut s»ti*-t. I Unknown rob Twelfth. Thud Masn. (’. lint haw iy, Chicago. Churl**'. IlHnonburch. Philadelphia. Mary Kyas, laundry girl, Loubville olorod.) Thirteenth and iiio-t.'in'ierellqwr. oil woman, alley near begun to blaze fiotcely. By tli falling in torrents. Lt<:l!TMN<i EI.INJ't D 1III.M. I of tho 1*0 ll.fi l ovortaki I lb., i . t i.nmdi -I 1, present, d |>teeed u at $2^u0,ouu There is no insurance. It was finally Toted that the chairman of th# committee should j re pare a statement to bo au- ti.n" tIk-ritat ivc I -i tl •• r ■ : i'." \s i t' -I ; Press. This wav approver by a maj I «#■* - * McKiii BAIL UK* IlK* OraH'iiu. 111.. >Urcb »7.-Th. .iVrl v. u, ° u “ ** fivtiia ui ouiiding* wnicn are mostly residences on each si ic, leaving in many uiitance* the furnittiro and otlu r con tents umiiv.iL ted. I requeiitly trom the Cii—qumko m-.fi Ohio tram lor Waablng- ton was just starting out filled with pa»- bengciv. The bulkiing was prostrated, croshmgin on tho train. All the pas- —— — —. ,* , ..n,,,, aengrri, however, were rescued except ®*®t° r **f soino threo - «."d r. «nh». KrcrFluiil.I.nx. tree and unkiokonclmmleli.r .1i.till 3. to STdklne. ..rue* — j dSLo^UOU^ lUin GAVE MtATlfS BULLETIN NO 11LED. Tho cyclone was preceded by a signal j wiiat were homes jestenl . aervice bulletin jevterday altarnoon, but I longer. M*t>i\e tim-a in the purk un hwsl "at jiaid to it* warning. Tho | Je tier sou xtre.-t bavo l*o* , tt » m °f * 1 tho^ wlie,.,' bo-lu. b.J. I-' , J i-l'-nlU, * , rc Mr-. M«y llodfiM. I"’ 1 ** Shumooi. ui,.! four chlldnn. Sto. Di u.i,,-, arehool lirr wLo was glrlDIC Virta Ufhtn nr ila,lic» onl, t .iu 1 'i l V° [fio , rliimity ti*t lrn. ’ . , overtaken thecaty bj thecyriooeoc last EMomentary vk-,. of tho |.osk*onof the 1 Illcht t( , r(OVPl a ( rnlU , r V t f tlrenty runih and blindid everyUsly. Tli* *w j vu«e>*WK • spue* of too yards through- tire building rolb|ieed in front and rear, out the ■usiara nud tesiden- e jortionof Of the cast and w«t sidewalls nothing tho city. Theluwof life b behoved toi^q, wav standing above the second story. ! m 2*3 aud the loss to the city in damage I hv There were nearly 100 members present to houfv-, and grounds not to exceed ,i„ at our lodge inerting, as several I.MiOO.’KO W'lnU tho calamity is » candidates were up for initia- j great one. our pecplc feel able to cope lion. Fully two-thirdv of those | with it an<l are not cast down, but will present w?fe ladies, Itcsidos our lodge proceed to rcjair and resume in tbo auotlier order was lidding a met ting on .:han.ieuno ' mWs.uf «4> : in all other the same floor with u-. A German band 1 (lortions of the city busin— is resuming was rehmrting on the secuml floor, and j its normal oOtKlition. a p.»iiy of decuratora were at work in a J \V. T. ItoLT, largo hall on that lloor preparing for j Chairman Committee. *<>ine cntertainnunL So lar os 1 could I Dovastati-m on thiv thoroughfare .!. ti undertaker, Markft J 1 " 1 - ' "h n l 1. > I »n ■ ol«1" I m < - .i;_ Market MJSl M ul^r complete.^ The * A small chid of G. W. Cuscaden. Park Coroll. Eleventh street. It. McCut UBnvilla. Kr.. kllle«l hmidt's unroofed. Rliodci 1117 Market hlieot, iu: ifiiiuciirio iron axed to tbo arfiiinil n>ar in.lining tanrling. \. I,'i> • . Market 'trret, rear wall I Iinroofefi Jacob T. Gillian id Market, unroofed, wall, II UP II %S NOT ki:kn told, Mill Ureili'r Flootls Predicted Iu the »l Isslsslppl V sllej. Nr.w ^ ohk, March 2S.—Seigvaut Dunn of the signal services iu an into- view this afternoon, says that ono "f th* greatest calami*ie# the country lias over known iv imminent, and that it is tlm doty of the pr< - to warn the pooplo of tl lower 3: - iv-q>pi to prepare for the wont. He *ay < : “The tl - ..I {jilr* juwL ent»ring tho river from the MJssooi anti at Cairo from tho Ohio will bo r day hr an ina-oas wind, and thereb all districts Ionic. Mississippi river great, si flood ever hotel. Kat. hotel. Ma. liotoh Bridg- hoieL Uot'fetr, if laundry girl, Loubville dry girl, Loubville >w, laundry girl, Loubville uipl>ell, laundry girl, Lou- •Upl-er water* «.f Iv .tiigmcntcfl tf>- raiuUll and higli 1 y probability that ; 111 "ii tho lower li experience tlio TO | me The up t Inchest g floods from intollio Mirisis- ible for those a|»" if tin y ill l»c the gn*at * ' mg. there were less than • dosen. all I following is a fiotnp fete lift of tho told, who got out unhurt, ami the cries | wrecked buildings: At Na 004 roof and lor help and groans that issued from the > opre r ntorv nr>* oih the J. 3L Gregory H ■ nrn,./ tW«i I MM*-? [ almost os bad hmi'iitvlif ol wagons are bu-y curt ing ! away soiled and broken furniture from ; hY'"hlromrtor threw everybody into r c terUumley. Mrs. Harris.!,Mrs. Buirct, u uan..' .LirVl'iaithp chick- chrU Mill.r, kn. UngH-f JSSTSd L,.»i* luultob; vuiJ.Mn.Ctalfc« ih—j. 18.T. N. D. FTOKT. , p,, jrrrMK—lnrormnion ,»1L MM lha! III. rjcluiio <!» •««'• i ^^gVtnck-«to «o«« at W«ilK • n.rthw.t"rlT «U»»f INV „• jock, rttfwinC *•«**«* natrat'K: fi ..nla | ■ , he |, ouw .,. I "a ring >lo"n ‘ * rairUon <C it "l,, and filling <1)0 *<«•»<' •Vnll.l V) Jlnul m Kl.J.ntl. on. | <|" jJ ' n , e ,l,. r m Mnn.ll Uj* .trettJ. h-niw* lalfar point |. .. alll . fl of a ryclono jniltli of uo. »nd f*fn\ iu court. In MoT.nln "" ,1 ,„m)"tou. .lorio. of narrow id/lf.Jaa I!.. W. ,., eM rn»th. nwranwl J"n. r- E. at th. fool ol hpnnn *««<• r osmage was done in jeifersonvnle, tree or urt TmiuniJi aLoeavifistW deva*tal»oo b terrific tkebM uf Uf* will certainly reach Ms if not thousands. In ons lie*, at Twfidflh and Market lo4csa a&d ■ dancing sxIumJ n •ession, there being i.nitv# psrhare bundiwi >ot oos *4 whom is Mtougi.l lidOfil watching them wurs the ruins aud saw six *• i^lb* liters is scarcely a*»T‘ . n a )|ra John Richmond. Mr. Utrn.ll of tlio M- J»'l- f'.pif’|H)l (•Lur. li and uiin cbDd. I f««n umdcult. fad i«Ju-K uro Ijlng n/11)001. at tl). 1 ill City Hall. Ollirr l>4f— oro all ovor d,o nlj. Many bodlif wko camel an ay by frlen.Unnd aj nupowiUo to rcatK Tbo c,.lou" cdJ.-d tlw rlrrr ■IrUing JrfWwMfi.fi 1 baA1 r.* r «3'H- ing Front sirext, whidi on the nttr fiont. but no live* «* r» *L Hundred* T * M-.W-IIW U„ who were | c f luiufed have been ka »to their borne* aU U»#SSi. a miracu * 1 **n.l ficsp.tal*. All t»•«!'.'«*cbo# In the with a few --*- -n?! loos escape, gsttmg tubes and scratch*#. L-AIBO 1IL. WbV7.-A - tod and bail ^aStesWESB «E«d. AU-It- city ar» ousagrd in at uto* thorn. At 8 o'clock seven fire* w burning. They were all cxtinguiDficf N° trains ar rived from Cmcinnal Lrxingioui and (he S- null on lb. “J »«a- t,!1o or onth. Ll.cta|+ andUhioMdo laJtm.-.ht. All the |r-ad. with th. exception ol IH r-nJvni. a Ime. are coot lie Red lu tu'i cu‘i>'iatvona, nUKVKTAL -t HTTP* A WRIX’K. At 10JU o’clock a. tl.o central and jnetrm r 1 ' 1 * aC *f*V b*- 11 / wrrcLeJ. l-orllanl.uhurb, ha. Iwon The ifatloa* are that * tfibtUh hfid rv.r towt» ktuMin. | du« a , Ay" TJr. .U JO P. m. Th. w mate,eermpcl n —»• | 29 0 th. IjerU tbana .-J.mle T>- hM-rfgJW^gt&wtoU U la*rf. ts it If aay of »u inmates «*rap I nothing has than a mu ;. of th.* cjclone was about a ap*ure p a half in vriclth. H I 0W IT flTEVCS IBl’WVtUJt U’lM'itXE, Ky^ March 27.—Shortly 'flo'chtck a tornado »wept over thb •racking KMfiiflOdhonsr* and kill people. Tbs wind »ame from Che iuu d*pot at tU foot of Seventh -_s lifted from Ha to»m>lation and 1 over into the raging torrent of Ohie river. A train ol care ( p ftr the LoobvDh i t* a railroad a eni tt bull-ling. Falk City IUU Market street wav wrecked. hr .141! were ovrr a huu ieo|Je and but ftw I ti ctn escap'd alive. Many buiblm ti- I' t falling caught on fire and th '4««M turucfil. All li e stri ct* a latei witli the dooris of fall 'blip or t**tegraph and clecti l 1 1 b 1 - 1 .If* I 'uni tlw city to th* hrid^* and ) rsiiiowd wire*. UUHT nntBEEO KILLED. k's^HHurTrev, March li.iU* tin.— s Ure of life by tlie cyclone at Louis- * i* now «*! tauel at WXX Kansas an it NiwOCftl twin. x, March *.-7.—A aturui VffiiUd throughout Kai.* .•* and jr-ssfr-ssi srtsrJZ. 1 .-o * gisassrirgregl .r“(„d w«tViUl.ru.g Jixty mile. i*er ■ IUI AK A-ytA. Dlfitfii™. . rr y« yii l r, Misa. Mare h LcA j utod h*i >-u bto-to; «»_S»rj toSXe the l-"7, V^n.l^'noe c r 111,1 ,''. ;nLu,l WiAhtofton. t«!' "a wili^.d.lor"« hare been Mown ,1 nuu.™ , j j, rt „ nR l„ re nfiam. ' 1< ”' 1 n!rvtn,'n lutherto ronil.lcnt toll.™ lil ill rater imminent. IOWA SNOW CLAD, v .« Pity Mo, March 37.—.k div- K ' | moux t-'tiy. la*. lh f l •*? JOObu-ities. hprap ‘lrstroTod , Main. Market. Jcf»n und Wain Mein. Market, streets, | %trc« L i terrt 1 Til to Sixlfft-mh Tlie citfirev on Main ■ad West Market i* are in abo.1 o. n.iition, » ntl th«d no outlet from the main office av ; The only com- muoirelion at pre*<#* from tho l enn- .(It.iiia dmfifi lfi»l*>»pfil“. Tn, UHcni'h .uin|>nu«jrr'lng Ban Kil l nialeriAl to LouJ.rf »U dire, now U rauldly a* PfirfHI VIKK Al.IKt IIOItUuR-. IL-tue^fi ® fitul 9- V but night tb, tornado .)) u. L thif Irom tbo eoDtto »c,L going n'l‘t*ard. lemng dreth and dr-truefi crvryherc. Out- >ide of it.o ctoHf r* ttt* cm . a* Lnow only of a b'tun, aamnputod he benvr wind. I uwn "-tin. an alarm of #re Imniem MtoU. on,I II,. l.o.r.TJ . 1 tieiity I'-'«•)!. to tb" I--)' bell * " I III III IT—* »udM -lalloii. Mem down before t‘>e P power* of the .Eli'SSBrfW-* ■' , r l K as? ", lb. nature ol a U*m*, lit beg.li Jnuwlng lb"l" at at 6 ^ of the State. Trains The stor I r<«^d the I ami •tt |tfi*ui* r An i \ TtifoMi irairrebrnC on i'.ighth street, a four-ntory building, wee blown down and only n few f»*"i of wail* ri-iiiAiu Hiaiuiing. The whnh'Vilo liquor establishment i.t s. T. Drown «v j^oo. on the corner of Eighth uiui Main streetfelL aud hesnih the Bqur-— cauglit tiro and cau-ol an awful contl i- gration. Tlie bnfld ugconsEred of live stones, and was cninpar.itiwly a now structure. By hard work tlie timueu manage 1 to control tho l,.a/.e despite thu ■ liar.t- l«-i <•! tini -tutf Inal tin •! it. Buildings adjui .-lit to it \) • r- i .ni-uib r- .til) t.iin II) . .t 11 -1 .! I .,i.ii" I * *»111 v c that • •'.ri.ll flt-.fiil Itfllrn l »V l<"l.filth ill" ruiOA Tho building at Xu. l'» Mam t.-i .pel l«> k '. B. t .iinthi-r. tn becco broker. IL If. To-watcr and Junie* W. lTmther, was nearly dcinti.iahefl, as well as also an imtmMi**# budding o*xu* pied by IL A. Thu*rman A. Cai, w hole- sale liquor denlots, ami tho Uxiig lou- Kri I. • . > • hilt r. i m,; ,n\. at i !c, t the roof off, and Carter Dio*', storage rooms were bedly damaged. C’A!:RIIj> DCATBH*TI'»N KYEMYWllElUk Beveral men were injured in the queenaware store of Chark • Ro«cnlieiui >k Cu, at . 13, and nthors are iu the wreck of Johnson Bros.' wln.U--.tln grocery and that uf Moors, Dremnk t'tt Tue iron, stove, mul tin conip-tny, W. H. Newman's whoh-*«Io grofi.*rry Dunlap Iir > «k Co.'s aaddlvry the whoiesal*} clothing oslablu L. vy, N.-w Ih rgn .v ' - ., .it number of others have lou th.- EaTlUATEfi Los-Ri tv IKK DUAVTBE. A board of trade meeting bdd thb mornuig authurr/a* the •Ulciueni th.«: there will be no call for aid from ontaide. The property loan U eadaBatetl at $300,- • ■"O to $i a $0u,000. The deatha will r.um- L-r I.utv in-ii |.d\» Ik'vIi veut nut l>y tho hoard of tradr to makr a thor ough canvass of tl.f dutrict and rep>.rt tnr I »VJ .- I,f Iiu III,.! ; r..|««-itv fuliv. They will try to furnbli theAn»<* uted Fr"M with a statement to-i.igbt. The work of rescuing the manwh-d, dead loii'v goes bravely on. Ahundicd an\ teus Ban worked a^ilie^ nrver worketl before for the bodies of tbcir wiveo, f: th"i', ii.nthi'i i, brother* mi l sLlf-r, i!,. lb buried in tho hh.q. !*%, maa of tn. iindiuortarth.it covers 11 .*• »iin wlin \ e-tL-i ■!;»>• -fitj 4.1 Hi.: I alE 1 it v Hall. I • cries ot iiu-n, worm n and rhiidrvn reti the air on overy side. tenant of dal ug.j PEOPLE ' and wt in iho evening the snow liad n,.d.pth cl flltwn mil" .»..urnr.rt.uu oph. »u irotu t» « ««$ » re bate 1j Adi . UiAt the ssorm A.iJ^s U cast its I . - B. I nrii". fi.’»' , i«"l. oI •' 1 wbo'. tec.rftlffipfirtfifififit '*■“ At tiding no definite statement • 1 some | life, but it ,,. i, abwndonod entirely. SWtoh (rum uocoto Vtto, she storm throughout mat . ol extr-oruinaiy • w **"Yi,lovr#**at wilblh0 »"^iJs i _ 0 ( (1,0 y«fiar, the win-1 blows at vll . rr ebaracuf* . 1 b* of th \sit Hfi-I IN Htehniraraf ^ of territory covifb nt ins. ulo i , \ lC i deep an l trains | ,u a 'tent khwlitU* from $1 at W i^ l u * at lids po.nt, the lowest . is2r« i lie velocity ot the I «extraordinary for such along l0 * storm. At U i. Ima K..D-41.-. il" lul orau.ifi-rai.l" damage. lK-avy S winauwi* . wrre sioasowi F aptaCtd riii-t ihunney top* " lb« waterworks lmU«ling 1 uunetfe.1 and a part ot ou* tn down, falling up<>ua _ W.b.uji t.i. »tut|ii'iui|'op|H J “ tr “ n g him. In the n«.rtl."i n I «.\.. a , tiik* rain and v i-t "n s dill h**1 I , m Mar ll *" i Lorn. *. lain,.* or every «*■*" ui.r.y U» Vnov • iu Xri : oK)»t appaW*€rel A surging crowd of j*. pi * k •-1 th" a*r< - |J for p.pi. r. , *1* ,,i u, scene of the catastrophe, A large f,, r k.-«q. ku:l humanity ir way t rd the atenu led i n<l *ha|H'l.m U.->otid n.i ti- n. ai« Bung uragged frt iu L-n the min.* ev.-rv i*-« luinut.-. • ..r Miller siaiitii at tho d.--r of I.--tenqs the bodim a secrnml « :.ly to h from liftc'iith ^il Wrig't*cigar store, next to I^ju- isv file hotel. Unknown Roman, Twenty-sixth and Maga/im*. But U.uttiv clerk for S. E. Edmunds. . J. Kilt. killed i street • okon and lw Und haat» > l nknown •nth and >»in. Rev. H i. Iiarnw-tfll, rector of St. John I'.pi* , oil church. l’oiiCU tidier White, Baldwin. Dan M< kughlui. Eighteenth and Balnl. .-.rfk.rv v*-*—->» v.iu cur J. H. yf' I him,Thirteen tli and Maple. Willrarf Ivlmur, Pullman car conduc tor fOgp-lly, Mrs. 1 ,lin»lcltpr,Sixteenth and High. vwt**rea*« Miss t iitleman,Seventeenth street. | t IJOW . Th*o. Augelumn, Ihirty-thml and).. --t . , , j cliandito*. A moil,, tiu* lo<li^< taken from the «r«ck of th* Falls City Hall an 1 identi fied and claimed by relative* are the a •j.iltxiii. tin.; o >ipiedly \. W. IJ.L i eliocs, was badly damaged in re-ai no |xT'on hurt; 010, adjoining Weil Bros., meute, t>avl l> >»-. on build nig but family »*sc«|»e<l; rcaif torn from Oil »•' cupicd by J, G. Gohlke as sh'*e store, no |tersonv injured: third floor »>f rushed in and lol>acco iactory uf sfi'urt-a were i*t«ll there, nnuhh' to escajvc. ST lltr.CATUOUO BUILDING>. At 1010 lived Mrs. Shulte, in a fine two story brick building. It wav leveled and together w it li all it contained La total lo-v*. The uieiut>ers of the family o|>encd the d«»or and ran out when they heanl the crash, llius barelv saving their I Ktemelberg A liven. Ln tho Catholic buUdlogat r> ren-j Hir«« h. dry go>.|«. r.K»f o(T: Na fi-E \. Simon, to >f nil. No. A. shell tributan-t r will it C in the low •t make hast < evt calamity that has over befallen that •" ti lie . limitry. The damage "-II l- .1 it. t Im low Mem| In*, The storm i- ju-t like ,»n enormous pitcher «»f water poured upon a country already Mo*hI« .1, Although several immcii't- crevas-o** have Ih-. :i forir* <1 m h»v..- lielow Vif k In rii 1 .* to ! i I• .-r w I.lo and -J-» In . . o* i 1 • | . <• .1 rv iiu- nil millions of gallon-* • • • rr ..ml, it,- :.igl,t of th« river at Vicksburg and t'.uro ha-, retn-iined ■ I s: itioiiary at lie- lop llootl limit. "1 hin how ^ that the chain" I of »»•« ri.— Ix-I i- . hok.tl up with alluvium and Lbr., from the fir-t IUhnI and that lln, i' a* t mg an a dam which will eventually work havoc with all the leT"***. “ •Wh. folio itndolfli hengvr. inf chan ic, I/>msville and XaiAvillo railroad, 1,4 /..mu street, (ienovie e S:mm«, 4 yairs old, ll.’l Wet Market ntiect. Henry ango. Fifteenth and Tyler teen and Broadway weie tin* siders’ home, tho laruchial hcIkk»I, I other Disney • rcsitlencc. and the Sacred Heart church. They w err all blow n down, and "•ter ITus was burie 1 in the ruins, diortly after w hen taken out by lire rretcu- •he vv ns i. All ot the otlmr l*wi without injury. .-.•in aTfnont At niauy place* towering rick ure nvdliatlaff in tlie.nr. iveendat uny moment. Th"-** tiangei ai»* guard*-J by the |h>- ie Litnuviliu Legion. Miller ha* ordered that no d until it haiLccn viuaod berg, merchant. Iiouae crushe hurt: IM.\ A. J. Glover, an.l ‘J M Trumlm *V l o.. furniture, lioii-e i-tlied to tir.t tloj.r; W-Mi. 1, W goo«L, Otto Huber al>ove. tuniilv -ate, house lsidly dsumgt t«r» , e new buildings alls of I H"JV to (|i )*>miv of Ik <j id tl. ■ fame* M. Elevens, Eighth i i Held. 749 Fifteenth street. -* ':eb«rt. Chapel street, between ly him. This h*ii caused sotncdi* j tent among tho** vv ho wnli lotuliu un iue<ii%te (.Large of the remains of thuir ( frirnds. Telephone wire*are ill down, and it will take t-.-n days to get tliorn up and working again, reearch for the vic tims is going steadily on. aud rarh hour adds largely to th-i already large list. At many places men labor in danger of burial L-n* *tli loiter.ng walls at any moment, and other accidents are locked for momentarily. will u a water famine. Chief Engiii"cr 11 "t many vbited the waterworks this afternoon and found that tlie stand pipe had b*.*en completely blown down, but no other damage had been done. This of iteelf, liowcwr, is enough, for it will won Lave tho . .ly without water. No pumping can bo mi i-.ii i.i . '* " ' u " tru < , water ill the reservoir to lost hv* dav x t-i'.-.i.iur"i. ,u, n,... t.„.|..,i.i„. »,. Uj ' 11 n" * l ight, i | -.11 •<♦•1 .* ► 'it t i." f- - . w :i, !i (v .j t • n| J 1 v 1 ho dt uiui.tl. 'I In* • II. Ricley, station mailer, uniuu | inane j tlaniag* to the waterworks i« !■■ .m l I !• J I ■ 1 cl agent, union depot, 1 P*i f *»n»e to jire- Main and 31. Sulhvui, 3iain streot, between 1 ilteentk and ite nth. J. FL*her. Twelfth street, between J. .* • I " ■! alid Mai k- t. ML# Miry re.linttcr. Twenty-eighth un i M.. ! v*u sir* i-1.. \. 8. Training, l.*-i Market street. Elmer K. Barnes, M0 Uiaepl street. AnateMiles, 1821 Portland avenue. CTarrr.r© Loeaer. 31ft Ninth street. R dvr: Hamilton, residence unknown. Mix John Iloran, lrll Portland t*4- mul toll, walls blow a house total vv house ruined No. 10/4. B. GoM dry goo-1-, and fin'd. Muiloy En><. and coflwti. ht.iise* down, furniln- this debris comes down th* riv or tiling- are* bound to lx* carried away ami th""ntiro»urrouudin£country cover ed. Thiswil! prt.lml.lyarrive atLarioin twoor thre** «lav s. but may lm three week* l**fore d reach*-v New Orleans. Now Or- leans will 1*.* \ idled without doubt by I on-* ot th" most dtsuntroua floods ever l .° ’ known, and I would not giv*- 3 cent* for ■•re ***7 hf" in that city when tho wave crest •ink *-s it. i do not say tins t«» frighten |M'opl". but I am simply stating facta that will tie veritiod. I ha\*» t>e*n sta- I turn.id ur (!i tUu Dm-- of th»*^ jjre-ut Moody raining iu the NbrthvfaiT, me • Northern .Mi>wi«iippi vaJU*y ngl.ind. .iii-1 ranging to th-t Isaac Sluughtoii, furni-diing H. complete wr.-i k. No. 101" M. • iiii-i. h.iut tailor, lion-*** utterly <1(111 lidietl. family '.if**, N". PU2 Antonio t to/, frmu, place ruim-1, noUxiy tin lui ■*, Montgomery -V Bail' , c u. !\ > lory, lii.I.S" •l.-liM.|inh*-l III It .ll ! ' .-I Iflt J very lutlo daiuag- if*, l Mrs t*. I »*.is. nulluu-ry no t.im in ir< I : 1 Baisclv A l\».. wall lajci, »: ;» i part li'ii • ruined. In 5 5 Ku'.jug*. -li ,-< house mini -I, no injure*! perm 10,U, Duttou lnsta!!n nt Gomi-u furniture, rear anti middle-d tl.*- l»*■» Ma 'll G A. W. d" N l i 10'* i-l hum and BH2. F. H- igsu imiietl <-ntir- 1\ t-l'i . uriicr ol I lev 1'iitli rear and lug w u.-l. n« tbngrouml; UOU, building w r*-- k «-l .i daiuag- l HO.' Ki.. building entire Iv ■ lunti- ari l I'.i- if. W. 11 Ml.Red atovi ilk M- ttl« r. jew 111 d«*luoli*l""l; eg, • hinawarc. I sn in the rear: A. B. T.imcv gr .•is* adjoining raz d 11 »| :i.i -hug i. . r • [jovh and store t-oillv pp& Ox. hardware, own; 1101, Great At •pm. -li that tl." Il imaippi valley wil -lu-.l leu .lavs or March 1J tho . rcnitcd I.i* -.pin that all should I- lloo-i | at ■, iritoraieu Ins the lower Mis v111 contmue undunin ur more. \h .-arly as liirf signal "tli«a-r rv- ui that th«* |«"-ip|u of th-v vilev should prepare d flood con<iitions, arxl and nu>vahl** piofierlr v«d alrovo tin* highiiu f x|M»riencfiv|. I o| unoQ that fl-x'd c , i. . i a it -I - all" r Kr./ id IK- B. depot, brui Tom Alii leg broken. Frank It. Migg* ■d Bar hurt; lhis aiiertxjL transfer cuuijsiny, hip j doikx- l> W. R. Woodward, gen > d •upeantea- .tent \l-.i tn railw a*, nii'htlv f in.!. W rl.ta l.ind-iiv . *'• in tn un. n d I«ol t*ul«efil ab«>nt laxly. Taylor, Jcnersonville, inter- M n waler famine. Ir idintEjngu.uifiljbiiil.ling «-mq.l"tely > ked}U0S,8l ill water cuDfiUiiitrs that with j boi h A Bros., w til j .if*- r e»Ut>lishtn« nt ion of tho Lie tJrp.u tin- iit all extend*'*! bar k and through 40b anti 41' I.ij-|tv UI.U..I I- t.u I,. 1 oil f | I.Lv-nth Jtrecl, whcl-> | a- e III r.i.f ■ ur.t I rcjair* ar* c- iupl<-'s I l th- LuiLling t' 1 I". and 1 ." in- antiui(* the jsihfir is a-«tur*<i ! Weal Market b* lorn to Mu • th" Ilouwj of Itep- j -tin" hi* official •nditions wouM I — than diminished w cek i. • in I that lens digit L- •X|s-. l.-d mil"' , pr-mpt ol wat.iing on tl.o part of ha ul w--ii: taken m -xja»a'd dis Hi",., opinions of the • lurl »ig- t-i ha\ •- ul ready been verified, a« l uiui.;., ii, lia* boen ..ggra- id--.in" Un* of lit** li;o« nil".Miy iro southward unh- Crushed r j »jot where, iid bhrkei only test i will b«i [r llirv Char nelly inj Grren F«>\» l-a„ , gem aster union de- |K>t, arm broken. i I.i fee ce l.-wi*, ticket agent, union depot, bar k Nprained. Mr-w 1- Whitiinse, Market street, be- tw. «»n Tenth ami E - venth, bxck broken. Tom Moore, injured about body. | be seen no* c Orel P®e«u (colored), uutberte I eseel* the eye street, shoulder dish rated. | of spectator* TlflC PALLS CITY HAI4. 1 111. jit. L« i ground rtoi. ark tlio ! niub irM-b avi tl..* j and Mu. V - *■ util! junipui : ft" . 1113, Me-mb , fruits boot just came in and an ( tram was ready to were caught hr tin were crushed like »h* street and the ri«< r a be seeremis coni ii. u • jd b i Har|M*r -v Waters 1 Philip Man.in. s. ruim-l. il.1. Hoffman and Whit- above, 1 u.ul ng ruiuc«l man latally it jur.nl by hi.l l*. -.i front v\ i. 1-ov •r merchant tailor, build- lI ( family sal 11C, HI bofldra ri" injured; 1113, eweters, building damaged t 11W, in ul; completely n . • Jr.. \ III4.IM t"l ns: I* I RLII A Ns. rialioM * Afralfil lo Lu l* Pari* Leei I.au^slo.i 1 a|>liirn Ih* .Vrjrirft. W\-ms-.r,is, Maich ‘J**. | ''pi.'cud. 1 —• There i* go*-l reason to Iwli. >e th;»i Ma- liouo a friends m the nati- ual • oinmittea have indurud Pr< nd- nt Harrison to ufl?r M iiu.ii- tho • ••m.ul-generalshlp at Paris, ept. aud I* I- "le.vxi country, get ll.gl party ' ***y- ILpiibln w id II ,i CUy I finally I. of F • partk . KT MILWAt KE8. March 27.—The wea ly warm, but snow ,i rifu are piled so high that ‘IffiUThive 1hnd £ nisi- nd lr-*M- '• i-ar Hi""* '»•* .ii, r the •trevts lire; i0avi1j i operatively ng diagoin* Ibu wr * ked tf.es* atrofi-t- l.*l -ififi.- u w.i.'.ii inoL* Scrrmh and | however, an g (li- I,;,," •*|smi 1 tlie lo ItllO whu h is tiro»» I “d« xi ;. as*. l.o- | >*4uin , v*^ that at 1 Ltwii-r cttiiig str.fii f the cottages Sine LudJingi injury. Iron atr«et are luouto up»"d ly 0«*g11 . r« fir im v-.o. Hb. Mar* b •.’. -•in* “ Inch r**»*'be*l hef* #* r"»-n t' '**. ventv U sea gtnsial throughout tha northwest. - ta it tl/*l low of file *•*- . d.t u.f > “ i • hall Mid nil V or . jw un their uivifi* r* I . 1 ifiocuth to Sixteenth a 11 amail frame Louacao** i Unulk'-H. Roof* s«n t*im otf, l) ' great amount of damage was doc ( of in* occupant* were hurt. '-■'it wih v< i i.«it >* te u*i; 1 rom Sixteenth street <iown to Nine nth *tr«et, how.'T. r, th* destru* tion terrible. Peter SpoUh and fam.lv aj live at 18*W were quietly seats*i iu opening up of a por tion of the di brie of the Falls City Hall • an • >1 a draught to penetrate the rains, wfi(rrupoa a am ml Lring lire broke out wifi ir.-m.ml-u i.rcrnem Ust-read rapsdly ami for. t .1 the workers tods ert the pi.-, fl-v. rui im-* of bra# were souq throwing water on the flaroee, bat it was mmsv mu ooar t store the work • ould us pr-M0.*.l,*.i with.and thee it was (.areied* . with mu n d.fliculty oo a*:- - -mi.t . : ".it. I i a I Krai thiitv -11 \ • .j"a-l L—ii* -. ad tw« ntjf - live w 0*111.li-l and dying w.. taken from I h-? ur k. At aBrat 11 O'.-jvL tli* room wli*r* tl.** • !. i: • iren \v -r-- dan* n g w.»* rea> « •• . Ire::* S mr.T, .Ir., «.f u." Market stre*t l.ai iherarly night tram on l.,s . I. .» T. road had u race with tb* mcokdis. They saw lira storm • loud# while upon a straight and hrsl atre-irh ul Uock aoou after tro*«urg the Hell nv»r LrkJgv, ;*i ullus below loNtisviUe. Tlw vu^ii eer knew that to l« caught there meant dis aster to bis train, so be ran for the > help r cf a hi!! tezr si!:i Ui tew mr- nado ere- s d the track in front of hi* engine and did him no harm. Vitlll.fi m of life aorwit « f 3r») ,* parale accoun: • G. Winter, saloon, build- Mlmt. ir u>» one injured; 1131* a te, dr«f|U. Imihlingarreckcd . . n • ii ut l 1 ■ ft r • , I-uiMi .. .:.»•!(.. -1 i.i i *. » nt out i»Jffy |t ll'W, cormr Mr. Waiter * S hue ds; ng h lang- lUseoce t roin the h<>lil djion the tho bulk of the gmia, av Mahon* k. langston baa 1 that Mali- ne lias succeeded getting the s*'at -e - ! Reprca*'tita« .gainst Maiioii**, sell I ng of I i fro J. V. r i . h *.pure**iid .*il |«i i - i.t th • li -.ir ** I- will te- viMt.d, An • : -Linage.-. It requested that i I Tw.--Iftl. i \ lih-rv. n I wall t»lov Tw< Iftli i toi» story was blown < 1 1. t rei- *-hus A - » <».. i-l Martel, vi* hi <*vn - v*v. Tw elf th si i lu: Jerry i-l Market. unro*.-f«-*i i t Compivny, EieveatU Mark-- to apj--.il to tli wav that neUh It* an national - ileteat him. be »w Uq .-tnmnuu *s that he i 1 *■ • l* rv Un r g t-» b*a tan • : vag.iUl iK-vt fall, ami , .1 r«-1 |» opto iu bu- h a •r Mal’-ona n->r th* (*"*••>- "inmitte*! wili I-? able to : *-> E* Ite pair Loulslaaa Lmmi. t'lii -.1- s. Marcli — itepre*enta- Rote-rtvou • f Ijjtnaiana to-day m- !-•- -I in ti.** Hou - • a bill appropriate tola: ex|*uded by the Missis- mruisaion in protecting gov« -.rkv ■ Mi. low %iMharvI tluJmla Vuiprutte, Anhm:-:, M.i->., Mar* hIbe fac ulty of tho Aruter-t 1 ollege last nighl «u-|*'nd*j.t th** "iitir* fre-ahman rlaar. Die "lonv ha-1 refo-e** to atten-l any bige « x*'T* ivr~, v»tr, until three of of tlieir n'lmte-r, un-fiir dw-.qime for trouble, were ruintit-i.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The weekly telegraph. (Macon, Ga.) 1885-1899, April 02, 1890, Image 1