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WOfc IN MARTINIQUE.
Puller Details of the Work of the Recent Hurricane.
BETWEEN 200 AND 300 WERE KILLED
Fully a Thousand Other Person* were Injured The Island Completely Devastated from One End to the Other.
HUNDREDS PERISHED.
PARIS. Aug. 22.—Additional details received here from St. Pierre, capital of the island of Martinique, which was vitrited by a terrible hurricane on Tuesday night last, show that the facts already published are not onJy in no way exaggerated. but that they did not tell the full story of the disaster. The number of dead was originally estimated at sixty, with hundreds of injured. The latest dispatches received here announce that 218 people are found to have been killed in the coast towns alone, tha towns in the interior not having been heard from as yet. There is no doubt that the loss of life in the interior towns may have been as great if not greater than in the coast towns, so it is impossible at present to even make an estimate of the number of people who lost their lives through the cyclonic disturbance which brought so much ruin and desolation to the unfortunate island.
The difficulty experienced in forming a correct estimate as to the number of people who lost their lives on Tuesday night at Martinique is greatly due to the feet that the roads leading into and from the interior of the island have been rendered absolutely impassable. These roads are blocked in some cases for several miles by fallen trees and displaced earth aDd rocks. Several days may elapse before the governor of Martinique is able to give the home government a detailed account of the disaster which has fallen upon the inhabitants of that island. It is known, however, that houses, crops and trees from one end of Martinique to the other have been demolished or flattened down beyond hope of recovery. The loss to the coffee and sugar planters will be very great.
At Ducos. it is now added, only four houses remain standing out of the buildings that formed that little town before the hurricane visited it. Of the inhabitants of Ducos eighteen have been killed and a number are injured
mor».
The death list bv towns, as forwarded by Gov. Casse up to date, is as follows: St. 'Pierre. 134: Morne Rouge. 28 Fond St. Denis, 7 Precheurs, 0 Carbet, 4 St. Joseph, 20: Marin. 8 Vauehin, 10 Lamentin,
2(i
Francois,
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Robert,
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Riviere Piloto. miscellaneous, 18. But these numbers do not include the deaths in isolated places, interior towns or upon plantations, with which no communication can be had at present. Perhaps a rough estimate of
30')
killed
and 1,000 injured will about cover the ground. THE NATIONAL GAME.
Scores Made lv the Baseball Clubs in Friday's Contests.
National league games on Friday resulted as follows: At Chicago—Chicago, 9 Cleveland, o. At Philadelphia —New York. 3 Philadelphia, 1. At Cincinnati—Pittsburgh, 2 Cincinnati. 0. At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 8 Boston, 1.
American Association: At Boston— Boston, 11. Athletic, 4. At Baltimore— Washington, 7: Baltimore, 3. At St Louis—St. Louis, 4 Columbus. 2.
Illinois-Iowa league: At Quincy— Quincy. (i Rockford. 2. At Ottawa—Ottawa, 7 Cedar Rapids, 1. At Ottumwa —Ottumwa. 13 Joliet, 8.
Wisconsin league: At Fond du Lac— Oconto. 0 Fond du Lac, 4. At Appleton—Oshkosli. 7: Appleton, 4. QThe announcement that representatives of the National league and American association are to hold a meeting at Washington next week to compromise the differences at present existing between the two organizations created quite a sensation all over the country. It is learned that the association will demand the rig.it to keep teams in Boston and Philadelphia. Cincinnati wif.l he surrendered to flie league and the association will ask for a team in Brooklyn. Another idea is to tix up *11 the differences next week and form a view agreement, which will enable the two organizations to "vere.U-e better control over their nlo^
jtead man was found an hour afterwards and search was instituted for his murderer. Dogs tracked him to Verbena, 7 miles distant, where he was found in a negro hut. The articles stolen from Parr's body were found in his possession, and he finally confessed to the murder. He was spirited away from Verbena and put on board a train bound for Birmingham. As the train approached Clanton, however, men boarded the engine and made the engineer stop. A mob overpowered the ottieers in charge of Porter, threw him out of the car window into the arms of an infuriated crowd, and he was carried to the scene of his crime and hanged at midnight to an oak tree.
A NOTIIKIt CASE DOWN SOUTH. MOHII.K. Ala., Aug. 24.—The town of Bladon Springs. Ala., the scene of the difficulty between the United States marshals and relatives of one Bob Sims, an illicit distiller, in which two men were killed and one fatally wounded, is in arms and an attaek is expected from Sims and his friends. Jim Sims, a brother of Bob, died Friday night He did not die a nat-
tiral death, however the outraged pie of Bladon formed a posse and took him from the bed where he was dying and strung him up to a limb of a tree. A message was received from liob Sims, who escaped from the deputies, stating that he was coming to Bladon with forty men to paint the town red with blood.
BASEBALL.
Standing of the Clubs in the Race for the Various l'ennanti—ilccent Games.
The following tables show the number of games won and lost by the clubs of the leading baseball organizations:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago Boston New York Philadelphia Bro6klvn Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh
The Western
or less severely.
The troops at the disposal of the governor and a large body of volunteers are busy at work in all directions succoring the injured and burying the dead. The physicians of the island had hardly an hour's rest for the first forty-eight, hours following the hurricane's passage, and citizens of all classes are doing their utmost to succor the sufferers and to repair, so far as possible, the damage done.
Per Ct. .614 •588 .577 .520 .479 .456 .390 .384
lion. Lott. ... t'.a 39 ... r7 40 ... 53 39 ... 47 -17 49 4t) 55 ... 39 «1 ,.. KS 61
AMKHICAN.
Per I (n.
Won. Lost.
Boston 72 32 Si, Louis..OS 40 Ualiimorc..Tn 4f Athletic ...M 49 Columbus..si) 56 Milwaukee 45 57 Louisville..37 70 Washi'ton.34 64
Per Ct. 1000 .500 .500 .000
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.514|lian'sCity. 0 .471 .441 .346 .346
ILL.-IOWA LEAGUE. Per Won. Lnttl. C't. Quincy 53 33 Joliet 54 40 Rockiord... 19 43 Ottawa 51 46 OUumwa..43 47 Cedar lt'p's-40 49
WISCONSIN LEAGUR. Per
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.618IAppleton...43 26 .617 .579jGrecn 14uv.34 33 .507 .533] Marinette..33 36 .478 .526!Oshkosli.. .33 35 .47 ,475jF'ddu Lae.32 35 .47 .450|0conto... .33 35 .477
lias a new
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schedule, caused by the retirement of the Milwaukee and Minneapolis clubs. National league games on Saturday resulted as follows At Chicago—Chicago, 10 Cleveland, 4. At Philadelphia —Philadelphia, 0 New York, 5. At Brooklyn—Boston, S Brooklyn, 8 At Cincinnati—Pittsburgh, 2: Cincinnati, 1.
American Association: At St. Louis —Columbus, 0 St. Louis, 3. At Boston —Boston, 8 Athletic, 5. At Baltimore —Washington, 3 Baltimore, 2 (eleven innings).
Sunday game: At St. Louis—Columbus, 7 St. Louis, 0. Western association: At Sioux City —Sioux City, 2 Omaha, 1. At Denver —Denver 13 Kansas City, 2.
Sunday games: At Sioux City—Omaha, 6 Sioux City, 5. At Denver—Denver, 6 Kansas City, 3.
Illinois-Iowa league: At Ottumwa (two games)—Ottumwa, 9 Joliet, 2 Ottumwa, 5 Joliet, 2. At Ottawa—Ottawa, 13 Cedar Rapids, 0. At Rockford—Rockford, 8 Quincy, 4.
Sunday game: At Rockford—Quincy, 14 Rockford, 13. Wisconsin league games on Sunday resulted as follows: At Green Bay— Green Bay, 10 Fond du Lac, 0. At Marinette—Marinette, 5 Oshkosli, 1.
Preparinfr to Move the Grain.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis., Aug. 24.—The positive assurance that the grain crop of the northwest will be tremendous has inspired railroads having lake terminals here to great efforts to handle wheat, and the Great Northern put on S00 additional cars and ten new locomotives. The Northern Pacific added fifty new engines aud 1,400 new cars, and the Omaha put on fourteen new locomotives and 500 new cars in the territory traversed by the road. The crop is increased from 70,000,000 last year to over 100,000,000 bushels this year.
Threatened Lynching in Ohio.
LIMA, O., Aug. 24. —The people of Columbus Grove were out en masse Saturday night to meet the northbound train on the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroad, on which it was expected that James Roberts, arrested for the Columbus Grove murder and robbery, would be a passenger Threats of lynching were freely made, but Roberts did not arrive. The prisoner's father says he will prove an alibi for his son.
Fourteen Thousand VictiuiH.
WHEELING, W. Va., Aug. 24.—The fraternity of financial cooperation has made an assignment to C. H. Edmunds, of Philadelphia. The victims numbered 14,000. mostly in New England, New York. Pennslyvania and Ohio, and the gang of operators are believed to have obtained upward of £800,000 from members before they were compelled to close up.
An Aged Mason Dead.
JACKSON, Mich., Aug. 24.—Clarance Pursel, of Schoolcraft, who was the oldest mason in Michigan, died Tliurs day at the age of
'Xi
years. He was
born in Northumberland county, l'a., and became a member of the masonic fraternity when 21 years of age. He used the first money he ever earned to pay the fees necessary to gain admission to the order.
Farmers Selling Their Wheat.
ABILENE. Kan.. Aug. 24.—The advanced price of wheat lias crushed the alliance order to hold the wheat in central Kansas. During the past thre« .days the ^levators have been besieged with farmers' teams drawing- wheat.
Every possible bushel is being pushed into market. Drowned In South Boston Hay.
BOSTON, Aug. 22. Kate and Mary Walton, sisters, 10 aud 22 years old, belonging in Dorchester, were drowned in South Boston bay 'early Friday morning. They had just returned from a moonlight cruise with a party in a yacht and were thrown into the water by the capsizing of a small boat used to ferry the passengers from the yacht to the wharf.
Trying to l'"ree I'errin.
ASHLAND. Wis., Aug. 22.—The famous Phelps Perrin-IIurley bank robbery case has been again opened on a writ of error. Judge Calkins has ordered to send the proceedings to the supreme court, where a motion will be argued. I'errin is now serving a term in the penitentiary, and if the writ is granted the sensational case will be returned here.
Death of a Consul.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.—Henry .Worthington Beck with, United States consul at Bermuda, died at his mother's home, near Hinsdale, Mich., Thursday. He was a son of the late .fudge Corydon Beck with.
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