The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-09

y buried N The ruins Ms Waldorf ana one child were
taien out dead and two children rescued alive. and,
Strange 70 say unburt Nr. Waldorf had bean found
when We e, as2ociock A. n. M o Of properly Ca
nanehe asns cannot fan short 4 s26s 600 = $500 600
is, go.s, and Vim bs sssn a snes ma cid nus
come hon some 70 prevent those that lst
alive nom suffering.
LIST OF TIE KILLED.
hra Amelia Davis and child, Nh w.ldcn and cnho'
T. y Bleelow, 9. wessphai,
Margaret FosS, Hannah Carran,
Esi.sss:s R.shsens, Nay Grssnlsaf,
D 6alienburg, 1Waxener,
n 1.sS Gss. srnharm, n. james s...snsurs,
George Arc, 81 MeKssdrick,
jsooS Hsyh, AsguslA Msyis and child,
n tSi:s: sans. ,, 9. WSOhsssS caiid.
Mra esssions and two soas, severely.
Man, name unknown, both lssa broksa.
MISSING.
HANNIBAL, IOWA.
large three story suidns Owned By the estate o. Robert
Arthur md tuated Main street., was blown ofsnd The
eon.sn.. q ne Duld.g oo9.dss,sy a.n.esd me ass'
ma pod: on We south sde consisting Of hats &c. were
oonsdsrAby damaged, but 70 what amount could not
NJ. Throops ambro.yps salsry, sad M Bssasts music
rooms Their things sustained considerable damage.
r. ss: :ss9s Or w. sssags r.
through tothe collar hs loss win DO heavy. me roof Of
ne capea on the Pnssss House, w.s also blown Oh and
roof vss blown % the sore room 4 isssrs.
= ~ g" 'soS os &
". Slswn cut me s.os end q ne Hsr.a '.OCs was
met with bed fAie biz SORE His daughter
was 10 the basement when the water rushed IN, and aha
had y 81 ths top Of he bs % avoid Il, and then
had about one hundred thousand shingles piled near The
foot Of Rock strest which swept In the river and
oorssS q nshsa and ssrtss ruined. l.. Al =. svuiSs
was blown nom around tho building occupied BY nis
office and n.1.sr.sis ~; ..d :s.as tree: yer: blown
cd for about any miIse out the railroad, but was not
near 70 heavy even q Palmyra = hare.
NJ Rrasd says mat during us saorm oa Saturday
evening he lsrss fsms lce hcuae q Mr. Peck, on West
5, s:9 Ia ina sas saw -, nj.
ne lArsss q ne Ind N shh city, nssssrSs loex1o fss
v.s put up - vintsr, and partly nlsd VIII ies We
ds1t, and found NJ Peck, vth large Oros q iaborsss
clearing mp the ruins, preparatory TO- putting up tempo
seven hundred tons IAN M r. sstmass his o Il about
s4o0. person, who thslbuIding when t"wsnt
sss .ss e. torn
tire structure Gall, scatfsrsd By the wind.
Mr.. Piper Injured, two children Killed.
M LAtimer and hnaily injured
NJ. Tm. Asdrs and vie ni.ins, probably killed.
ST. nARY's, IOWA.
KILLED.
Psuick Lynch, son Of James Burrs,
Columbus SPARKS, boy not yea idsnunsd.
me famly Of Nj. ounninshsa; little girl mortaIly.
Stephen Smith, MORALLY.
Family Of James BurSe.
Jossp6us Smith and family.
Henry H. Fuller.
The depot buidins and I'll the WAREHOUSES In the VII
Ase we're complstsy demolshsd. train Of Yen frsigh,
Cars hsavy tosdsd, wss nd bodily from The track ada
NsrnIusvnIs -arsssn persons Killed.
uNoS Gnoyr, hL-ssvensssn psrscus killed.
DrwrI, hI.Ivsuty seven persons kiled, sxsssa Of
whom belonged 70 The family Of Thomas Healhead.
pUBors COUNTY, IOWA.
IN ths county, J. Jones vas instantly killed BY lng
trss within about two nlla q oslssune Mr. SsisriAa
Wy so.s Don Hsysy,Ils; h.d sarss hosss, md sy
Sn nss r.. nr so Ess 10 -. sHi sss oss
sAch oss COW. Two - thrss housss were blown DOR
% Porssnvls, sad Mr. osbe.s's rssdsscs, below Pos.
him. He ousads q Ne hosss u DE ams, az A
wife nck In bed inside sAs escaped unhurs hough lo3
ien o. shs bsdssssA % which - Wa vis--JsY~
PUTNAM cocSrY, IOWA.
On TSs.asy sysoag nurr,osns g.ed ov', NE Gun
blowing down osssrs, csesoysss fences, ssd carrying
shs breeze Rosss sccamsscs VS. sss,onsy S,rs ssr.
ing his jaw broxea In two places BY falling timber. We
.rs ". ~. % -. s ssa
Pres
We have 70 record sA morning Of the nose tssbs
Valuations thss ever dseo,saed country hhAs.ssd ~
s.ao Dssss * ' Ss .s s .sr ovs om ~
had he Appearance . lasse slact shan q oola.s,
mssdous shrsasans slosd, WHOA for sons ,ims hsA
bssn hanging over Ne We. 70 Ne ground. Hsndreds
s = ss. s s e ss.d %
heavy roar a. a q hundred trains q CARS BRANCHES q
ss s.I b p: ~ ~. s s os, sG%
whruns modem. whea within two miles q ~, while
people were seeking safety osrs - IN some sas,
and swept ~ IN fall stsss-suSnns but fcarfaL
me power sad foros Of Nh "dsmca q the eiensat."
. p ss 1s - Assr s ..s, Sosiss On v. isasz
hundred mcn sanding mute and aehssA me sufferers
had been borne away, but thsre werc cher evi-
and nothing blacksnsd and smeArcA foundations told
where they had been trees one a.d too test IN dane
rcSbss q srsMhss and foliage csscsss Of hors oi
Ne and swine srswed the former bsrnyAsd md yet e
wsck q The vhriins demon WIS MOI ms,s nsn twesY
worried the des1sctos-outaae Of thas there Wa
mighty visd, but no such traces Of pow~ we're ISL OF
q y s.asss ole, q iss po~G, seemed 70 'orm l.s
north q The tsvn, and bsar on towards Lisbon. Do
w. 1890 ..d ,rs We met y M, AMEN
crssasd fsry swspa sort Of shS village, everhrovng
svc nons, Fortunately vacant, fhe depot buhdng and
esunf nsues, sAd thsa passsd q 70 c1u The main cur
lrrcm me Atou Dssncoras Extra, June
evening. About half pant seven O'Clock most tcr-
l Eating wrath through mSdss
The ssorn spprcschsd frcm ths NORTH and a. the
CLOUDS came nurryine up, apparently divided portion
Rcng directly Duth, and Ne o4bsr psr sakne south.
easter course The tornado lsNed about nern minutes
and during time devastation wSs slros lncsica
liable. Bulhngs unrcofed, vfndovs broken trees torn
up, and sdes and ends Of buildings broken IN During
the hrst q Tho storm the new building tju ercced by