| Show BY TELEGRAPH rya ens tocoa usa U AMERICAN y 10 19 Secretary fol igor has las issued instructions to the c collector alector 0 of customs at new york granting permission to havo hove all the sugars and molasses in bonded ware houses reb rep ambled and tested by the before the first of june jun e in order to prepare pr e p are aru for tor fo r the withdrawals withdrawal provided importers stipulate i to abide by the eau est eat ai aa found end and topa to pay yany any additional curbed st the treasury department hns has do cladd ceded that the limitation of 85 per W r cent in the F schedule in the new il tariff relating to the duty on leat lent tor 01 82 bacco refers to each package and not to the whole number of packages if 0 covered by one invoice 01 01 N a an order Is aed by postmaster is general greeham gresham to supersede euper eede from october 1883 section 26 regula eions of 1879 which directs that contractors must secure the bermis bion sion of the Postmaster General be foie fole making i a subcontract sub contract on any route applications to sub list must be made separately for each route and sub contracts must be filed in the office of the second assistant postmaster genera general and specified they are to bo be paid at the same rate per annum under it in case cabe bervice ahall be N A gentleman identified with the lnor knor northern thern pacific railroad company interests inter ests eats said today to day that the decision of the secretary seche beche tary of the in wn tenor regarding the first indemnity limits of the land grant of that i company is vary favorable to them it withdraws he be baldy baidy bald baid the whole L belt from entry by sett Pett lers iero and ref earves it for the road to select buch such lands as they want to maloe maice up tip for or buch such portions of their own land in y the original grant which were pro s sly siy occupied by settlers and squatters lu in other words the indemnity lands withdrawn from sale to outsiders by the secret secretary y of the interior are reserved to indemnify the northern pacific from any costes loates pf af their grant by reason of previous settlements this thia will sivo sive them some million of acres moreland on march let secretary teller wiler directed dhe ahe commissioner of the j general GeneralS Dand tand office to investigate certain alleged fraudulent pro pre emp emd tion alon cash eash entries of land jand in denver strict district ai Ga locado and H C st john naw was to perform the sen fen service vico vice From hla report it sp appears lears that a careful examination of the lands falls falla to disclose any avld kvid enco ence of improvement or residence reel dence that the pre immediately after entry conveyed their lands to gideon tay lor lor reputed to be a wealthy cattle owner and dealer dealers that the lands embraced in the entries are not suitable as a whole for farming purposes but chiefly for their water privileges the ownership of which f r controls it for grazing purposed pur posea for s which I 1 largely are the public lands j in that v locality now en enclosed clofed with j post and barbed wire fence the j commissioner of the general lan land 5 office in transmitting the report of g the investigation to the secretary of bays says beems seems evident from irom the report and other papers j that all said entries are fraudulent and illegal and made for tive alve purposes pui pul poses the secretary concurring in thia thib view of the commis bloner stoner has transmitted copies coples of the tapers papers in the case to attorney general br brewster recommending that criminal proceedings be instituted against agai nat elijah latham phillip I 1 murray james B R weldon samuel snyder samuel hawley isaa lesa lesaca cN gamble gambie henry brown and james and that suits be instituted to vacate patents for ianda landt issued them if in his the attorney gene tars taps judgment such proceedings and huits suits can be maintained A good deal of surprise and digap was created today today by the appointment non of 0 a Corn commissioner missioner of Into internal inel revenue the appointment an nt was promised for today to day and tomorrow to morrow being the it was be lieveld it would have been made be fore monday but the president has satisfied himself that mr knoba ten days do not expire till lindsy night or tuesday morning and he Is constitutionally disposed to delay making appointments till the very latest moment deputy commis bloner eloner rogers is still talked of ond and rome people pretend to think he will 1 be e appointed but the probability and one might almost say eay certainty is that if he had been predestined MW fon for that office he would hayo hate got it before this probabilities now point to dutcher butcher und and blake ninke orl orr new york marshal marshai B blake collector of internal revenue in new new york city has not been nearly so prominent as Mr Datcher in faction fights and his hla appoint ment would be more in the direction ot of the harmonizing and Arthur arthurf zing izing policy which appears to be the prevalent one just now nowa many people base babe their expectations of Mr blakeb Blakes appointment on the fact that ho he is rather plainly squinted at in a new now york paper which is well known to receive points sometimes dire directly atly but more otten olten through the ahe medium cf another person or from a mem ber her of the tiie cabinet lieux garlington GarI garl Ington who will mand the relief expedition to ivady franklin bay will leave new york with his hia party on the AM ambras june ath tor for bt john N F mail for greeley and hla his men and of mutter for the expedition should be bent sent in care of the chief signal officer in time to reach washington not later than june iet let RACINE wis 19 bacine racine hab bab been thronged thron ged today to day with people from abroad drawn here by cur curiosity ical and partly by a desire to 10 tender assistance work atthe at tue the scene of tho the demo demolished dished houses has been going on by hsuch of the sufferers KB as are able to be about in hopes of recovering some of their property from irom the widely scattered debris debria both official and action has been taken with a view of aid to those to whom aid can be given mayor fish called a special meeting ot of the council this evening und and a leilet relief committee was appointed A citi zens meeting is called to 6 bo held heid at Bl blakeb blakej akelis opera house tonight to night and anu bids fair to be loe very largely attended beenes scenes along the course of th the cy eine cine are pitiful and heart hear heartrending f trending rending in the extreme the news of the disaster was not generally known until this morning the threatening foreboder foreboded loreD fore oded odeo another storm keeping most moah people with their dwelli irga ge on the south bouth bide in the vicinity of their homes few of those who witnessed the enon comprehended pretended com pre pie bended its ita terrible significance ance bup kup supposing posing it merely a wind storm like those which are af pf p common occurrence in the bummer summer As a consequence it was not generally known till this morning that racine raeine had buffered suffered a calamity without parallel in itel history the scene among the wounded and dying wab was one painful beyond de description scrip in many instances surviving relatives bad lost all semblance of reason reabon physicians were not num erous enough to give prompt r D p attention and numerous bleeding 1 ead ln g victims were rolled jn in blankets while anxious relatives ran in every direction to secure medical aid there seems to be a dig dic agreement disagreement as to the number killed billed between 10 and 80 30 mayor fish says 13 ane following are nie known to be dead J EW ewillie lIlle james Ha kastanas easta Kasta nak nab infant child of james jamea leiamer rei Ke lamer iamer emers paul kuhl barney Willing so daughter of mrs N jack jaeke imn son of all ali the injured two girls only are unknown three or four persons are missing and it is assert ed that some are blown into the lake lako where shera the cyclone ended and of course any such will not be found till they rise to the surface of the the fatally or seriously wounded are andre iv fox wife wire anul anui two children mrs wel Kel bernard Kels beismer Ke ismer meri mers mrs joseph kastanek Ka Ha irate hato so gustrve kel kei keisker Ke ismer siner and wife mrs miller and three children mrs Long Longs daughter and grandson mib mrs mccarthy i mrs thos thom long herman and albert kuhl mrs kurtz kartz john B R R bartz W A Spra Sp radt dij dit wm win engleman and wife mr joseph decker mrs H W lutz mother inlaw in law and servant girl two of mrs urs family 11 y barnard arnard relmer reiber wife and child family fa phily of john dorsey frank uba usa wife and little girl joseph Kaat nok rate kate mccarthy thomas yhomas long jlong sr br john rei Rel Belfils glaman man mau sarini wife and eon bon mrs mra william litchfield and child aghas bartz wife and dpn wm win Durst Durat dryk drys mrs W A five bons of wm vrn beidleman rel rei gleman B polk pons and brother stephen leeke fred krop and wife chag chug hopka hopia and family of five injured ared wm win baimas family of six mrs miller and two children boy and girl the lat lattera tens thigh fractured body bruised mrs mra long bones bonus fractured grandchild bruised albert anyan fracture of clavicle and lungs lunga perforated A krugal skull fractured fatally injured wm win hg h cg g broken ill lii 19 lathe the tho killed and injured ate mrs bocker bucker and child mrs Fugl engi english bh and two children injured mr lumber killed mrs jane van nostrand probably fatally injured misses maggie and annie van Xo nostrand bostrand strand badly injured from erom round prairie the storm swept to dawson jawson nine miles northeast but doing no mericus damage until that point was reached here a number of houses were blown down downs and mrs mra ferris was killed at buffalo another little hamlet hamiet mrs mo thomas chandler was killed many houses were blown away and everywhere lives were lost loat another storm is reported to have struck the earth juat east of jacksonville and pursued a northeasterly course 22 miles milts west of spring field it is bald baid the little hamlet hamiet of Lel lei leitenberg tenberg wab was destroyed and eight persona persons killea ald nuu injured jacksonville ill III 19 further to the he Bouth southeast east along the track jf if the storm ts and barno barna were level levei bevelled levelled led to the ground the storm extended as karsouth far south as litchfield nor far from which placa place the railroad bridge was waa swept away and the passenger train on the indianapolis at et louis louls railway plunged into a ravine the engin tet tei killed and fireman scalded probably fatally but no castengera gerb gera hurt another of the lerberg lederberg Le sufferers summer suffer ers ere a young man died this morning mornine making six deab deau dead there the dead at grassy prairie now number four a min man named englich leng ieng lieh a twelve cearold year old oid boy aud and two children in the We family 10 dead in this ShIp mansvIlle ills ilia 19 A cyclone passed through this doing vrest grest damage and a number of persons persona are reported in lured MA aud one dead the storm ahme from the southwest passing half a mile west of thib thia place una und one mile east of plainview plain view covering about a quarter of a mile in width the citizens are responding toward the relief of the litchfield ills iga cyclone struck county at 10 last to barns fences stock etc accompanied by kossof life at staunton Bt aunton mt nit olive barnett woodberg edwards wardsville ville and several other places it struck hillsboro at p m tearing away the iron bridge bridgemon brid geon on the 0 feffe hur L rali rafi railroad roads jetting letting the fhe engino and baly bael baggage 0 gage car of passenger train no ko 22 going east cast 15 minutes lates late down in the creek killing hilling engineer welch and crippling and scalding fireman harrington who was waa brought here and placed in the hospital the amoling car was turned over but no one was hurt one house and barn wen went blown away att aft staunton at mt olive it struck the tents of men working near ilear the railroad killing two or three persons at each place reports are still coming in of the terrible storma ravages st louff louif 19 at grafton a rew few miles north great damage was done all ail the derricks of the grat graf grafton gratton ton stone quarry company were wore destroyed together with nive flye engines and several houses LOBS lolas very heavy chree houses in shinn hollow near grafton were totally wrecked mrs garner was killed and her hubband husband is supposed to have been thrown throw n into a ravine and hilled and his body washed into the river mike garner had his legs dislocated and denny tay a leg broken the a storm torm was severe mrs will wili baxly of alton while going if from om her fathers near Edwards edwardsville ville to a neighbors was killed by being blown against a tree trea the roof of the court house was waa blown oft off from advises advices received by telegraph by tho the globe democrat and froin irom accounts gathered by its own reporters it seems that the tornado swept over part of missouri last night had its ita origin a few miles west ot of washington where it destroyed four barns and houses and damaged other property from there it passed down the line of the missouri biver river at Catt leaville near st peters two houses were totally destroyed and much other property damaged detailing an estimated loss of A lady named collien in one of these houses having a baby in her arms was waa killed but the infant was unhurt from here the storm passed northward striking jonesboro Jone on the wabash railroad railroads and continued in inn ina a very flat c curve e nearly due east and keeping heaping boo south bouth u rah of the wabash boad road and south of warrentown Warren town wright city and florestel north of ef ing the wabash track then cutting across dogs prairie by the little town of st bt paul and striking against the river biver blunn bluff on the illinois side where it seems to have been deflected down the river to grafton thence it started across the country to the points named in other dispatches it nulu thui lulls course made a reverted reversed curve something like a very viry tall letters devastation by the storm was wag very vely great and general 1 at A t Jone jon jonesboro a large residence and mill were destroyed and one lady killed at Wentz wentzville vIlle one man was killed billed and a boy fatally lu jared A number of houdes were destroyed near dogs prairie prattle at richland station on the tho reo keo kuk kub sc st louis railroad two firo resl resi denees dences worth were destroyed and the inmates made a very narrow escape Catt leville was beri beni bously damaged one woman was killed billed and beveral other persons in aured the storm moved in a path varying in width from to 1200 feet mud was splashed on trees 20 feet high corn stalks lie around and look loots as though they had been left by a flood logs lots 10 to 20 feet long were carried hundreds of yards houses were leveled with the ground and the people who buffered suffered red least were those who took look refugo refuge in hi their cellars one man put his alfo wife and children in a ditch three feet deep and from this retreat saw his ilfe house swept entirely away the whole country outside the track of the storm has become a relief society doctors ara are attending the tho wounded and today to day men turned i out en masse to corral corrol stock and put fences torn tom down the globe democrat cairo special says information has rea ren rescued clied there that the little town towal |
