Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13

as aen &nasdaE eTening last, thia town was
xisJlaa Wikh q teriRc stoTxn--or rather,
tNiD zen Ef0TEas as therA Was a EaAssae IA
ap "a hekssatn tbs appearance Of the
nrsk nd second asrfM monsters. SaE III
Nsaxlw aIa kaa afEaznban, astoria aseH~
a gakbexing ID she aerthwest, which slow
III sppEoaehed, although atrong hreeae
Was kept up ali the time from the opposite
siissesoss--the cionds gradnaIly nearing
each other. About 5 o'clock. wa boksd
asst, aEzl, Ii tbs diEaetioa Of the as0ush Of
Platte river, sAw funnel shaped cloud,
resembling watw-spous Iii i few mo-
Ena0ss ~ changed ifs shape, eaati started Ia
she direction o1 paaiGe EityA As soon
as it left the timber we recognized Il 10
5 tornado, and prepared fox escape, in
aass ear oSiee shopld be dezaalishsasys
Cinsipg AL the doors and windows save
enc, we watched &c approach. 1t seem
Cd 10 Beparate the heSyiess portfon pass
ing s&ous l50 yara@ sass 0s oar uG&cs---
the ogseE aags gf The etAef aeaiag aaraaa-
III oER ms. Lightning, rain and hail ac~
compAnying Il. The noise was deafell-
Fng. - e@ t5@
The portian which passed east sof IA,
moving Ia q sgaEa- weSserly alRecsaon, hEst
struck , frame hoase belonging to h. T..
Grif6kh, and unoccupisd, and raising II
Of It's blocks, left ID fli rather 3 eoraical
shape Next, the warsAouge in the rear
Of III. X. a 4, E. Andrsws' store waR las~
sled 10 The ground, and the main building
slightly injured. rs next work was an
unbenahsed fraFae on Main street, former
Iy owusd by Mr.. HIbbasd, ed Raraiugsoss,
but nov oWnad By Loadsn AEnllin, This
il tore into thousand fragments, scat
teFing them ali around. & more com
plefe wreck we ueyee saw. ans oF the
aills was Carried loo Yards. This portion
af kha first STERN. aaded iEs work here
By tearing of tha roof and demolsahing
one of th6 walls Of Street Il Moers large
hrisk snm buil ildsng. 6--4s '
lh@ poxtion sFhSen passed Sxar and west
Of car oEiea, did no ssgiosss damage, be-
You'd lifting two or three houses from their
found dAtions, cracking the brick waIl of
the back part Of ogsf pfirs, and tearing
aaawa u few fences "A few ligass 0g glass
were broken by the hail. s y E5se
About aA hour after these clouds had
passed over, We Observed IA the west the
most frightFul looking cloud we ever be-
held. It aeazaed 10 extanA soush aboat
thEee ar foar ailes, ard Rarfhwaxd as far
as we could $50. It meNe6 toSard Us
nearly as rapidly as the Kres. bat With The
regularity uf an advancing arnay, This,
ahoRghk was il semk 30 caaaplets this d.
stxaetian ofouR doonea cfay. 0D--ea,
II marched in It's fearful majesty. Bot,
though its force, Perhaps, wag greater
than she aFsf, fts regularity Of sas0gaiMsnt
rendaeed il less destxussfsas Ne@7aT ALI
the hozses ia town were m0ged hy this
last Storm more or less injured, yes nona
were blown down, except the hriok addI-
ssaoA 10 ouY olEi0a, and the 'front.' wall OF she
bridk awellingehe of Rsy. petaEssA
unoccsapisd. AIr. Beakwithss BLACKSMITH
shon was anroofed, Several windows
were Blown out Corn-eribs, md out
h0ases ware blown around rf0nsiseuous-
The mqas aeRiaas accideas whinh oocuar-
red BaH the falling Of anal frame hon1s
upau oouple of horses, belonging ID DIR.
Ssxests One i very valuable animal
wasgse haealy imiueed that Il was aeamed
advisable p Nh0Qt himas fshg nthsE naay
recover.
Ia contemplating sha destruction result
ia Eg0sn kaseae hlnF1Hg. sa cannot but re-.
sofcs shak no hmxman nEs vHMs lost sa sslls
place. ana lbs asssFuasiam al pronsxsy,
alshopgh ggeat, vii nease lsssle al no ssai-
fesIlsgs Ma Gre who Witnessed khe ssorSns
Sanla have ahgieipassd ID EoTtanase i II.
aaaas
pr. SsResa d the hsaxiaaa laAer. Eis
loss vii probably ID lees ahan ~ COO,
Ae tsAss lessea axe tFiHzns.
We learn Ahas Ms tAAzAasze wae ssaSsaila.
ed fsoa the aRas stagsn ia glaama0d d
Leudon, assd nane III alsnwoad grana ths
la6ss h Esoadan. Eze last asorm casanlese.
N slezaolseassd alse hand ssktse SssaiYsafs
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