Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-30

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Hamilsun and nAyton Railroad il sssaF-
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hare And Garbage. The vslIagss and
Aaansias Along the Line Misma kAat-
soad. between haEa aaa klsFalana, 81.
fereA ssrzibIy. Tue RAtlroad Depot Is
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aged. Fbs KaiIr6ad shsp q Lawfanee-
bakg was anEsraly deaeIishs8. The
storm visited Cummingrius With ggsAk
fairy. The Oatholic 0rphaa Asylum vas
HnRaefed ana shagoaas be-
Gwaea cesmlagsyiila and the Rfightan
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Ihe roots. Nurseries and gardens along
Ihs read sulfered ssYsrsly. The storm
along shesfFsR ragged vi ID fearful vao-
IAnss. Tns stsamsvs at the Lsyses how
sver, vera properly meursd and weather
ID Ess gals. Rha steamer Virgin Hons,
Ehsn i've. miisg shove sha eisE, eepeisaa |
ind her sskin saEs - II - bee kulf and |
lated ed6wsA. sh6 ltysr In fTagnasAts.
Only thrss passengers we're On board,
who wsrs saved; twe ek she ersw we're
.oSs. The boas vas valued a. % GOO.
At Spring Grove oamsntsEy asssxaa-
lioR 30 the trees, monuments and skRas-
sesy was savarss Along the oinoipneaas
NiIminKton and GAINESVILLE Railroad |
sxsss we're blown down BY thonNa s. - !
tween Msrrowton and Cipas&xialM, asd
several houses destroyed. At Mpnns
AubnER there was 3 grsas aaseguetAea !
IL areas Aad ahxahbary, ri all AAsA !
3lifaon Avsnun trees wss@ aeaapfsd.
Ths train on the Covingt0s szd Esaxing-
on Railroad was blown eA ahe rack, |
snd the locomotiya and haggkgs car !
demolished. The paasa1gsEs
escaped aninjured. A heavy rain sss |
i early i'm tke 9ssniax and aonsinasd
mill aRka msanikhE, drsnshtng the \
Affiliations made rooEless By tbs storm;
ahich IL spnesxaed 60 have been tue most |
disastrous known 70 tbs Oldest inhabi- |
Ant. Il ID Impossible 20 snumsrets all |
be damage Aeas. eeaFcalE houae u
he ely Escaped uninjarsd. Ne traces |
xsEs saen 81 ne szosm uu tha Ohio aud /
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,nrg. From that point sass signs ere |
'ssn ON sTsry hand Northwest Of tbs
,isy il appears TO have extended shoat |
ssan males on kAs MaEisasa Aaa Gin |
i asi RailsoaA 40 asEnAa0 waz Yaxy |
lesaes. A. sae aass Is 0lilaeoshs tbs kr4es |
we're blown down IN all diFessioaa,
aoasas uaroofed, and general asstyus-
fnn IL al amas4ers. GzsaA tears sra
IssbaaMsnsa Tor steamboats, and coal |
cats co the riYeE Abows.