Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-09


Terrible Storm.
$50
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49,
81. JosEpH Mo-, Ivy
rific wihd-storm, Amounsa"s n. ~.
tot tornado. passed Owe tn,s csty
last evening between Z a"u .t,a.
The city was ~ su.oA
cloud Of dust. wnien csHa,.y ous.I
ed IL from = VISION o. .noso wiz
werc on tho incoming t!n.ns, snu .ue
wind blew WIN irlgntIu' vioic,ce.
The stca,nor Moun,ainee. was ,ylng
AZ y DahN NOV. e'sn'! .o"s noovs
tho or,oge, ccurs W WY Iail,oau
TRACK aud otner. ias.enlngs ny e,gn.
cables, Two OF Which were new y
Tour ana q halt inches III ulainelcr.
AZ the nrst o,G olow these lines part
ed, after tearing upn portioh Oh the
railroad Track, anu thc steamer turn.
co Q heaa down streatn. Inc WIND
Kept her close to theSt. Joseph shore,
aud she drtfted down u struck the
east end Of the bridges draw. Sew
eral Of che iron guys of the bridge
wcrc sprung from their bolts, aud
tho damage to the bridge Is from
$4,000 to $4,000, and it will require
twenty days to make the repairs.
Tho Mountaineer was terribly
wrecked IN ler forward part In the
upper works: the roof, or hurricane
deck was smashed up clean to her
cabin, and reduced 10 the finest OF
kindling.wood. The freight holster
M"s .u."eu, ""u WY e..'nu,.ose nu"e
.r,,. use ~ ~" ~, u"ss.S "mi;Hy H." "nHm:
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vuV, wa 4, ~ ,;n,o 81 ,Ta ..n;da",
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louis ~ " coSt of SKI M rI'o
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n s Sme was ""naSe" " 'uo eA'e''
o
he '1rlauo -.ook oi roofs OF
mucn damage III the way OF uproCt-
ing snaue trees.
IN AnareM couhtt, great many
Sne ,'ua. Iuu sn"oe .,ees WeIc DioWn'l
wv wv nseoS onem Sm."see ~ Mmea'
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aI,s !ne IaI'i"sc ~ TIC Aafihers was
The Storm In Illineis.
ST. LOUIS, July T. The Demo-
Gratis Jacksonville. ILL.,. sDccial saws
that tho heaviest ro;n storm ever
known in that region hepan about
twelve last night and confinued until
five O'Clock this afternoon. Twelve
and n nuarter iucbee nf xvoter fall
dur;no the storm All tbo strooms
have r;so, ~ -, ",nr.,odn'to.
ho;nht hr;Iros bouo ,,oa,, e,,o,,t go,
ond 800 49,. - -"
Son.ss, .."n."SS uonS " olups:
a. 49,. a T,r'L =" rs"..eO'
Ill. .
IL, oous"ee'c'n
"e'o ""s"eu away M"
'.cppSu W "oiuye"' ~"
.'SPatc'i iurther states MAJ unIess
h"e We"thcr rets III Ut ohce INC wIeat
.iop lius' suHer immense uai'iaSe. IL
Ivy lo."i u sprih2
".c"1 ii"' o'i ,he Sro"i,", anu Iiiosi
" VIII never DC harvested, anu all
'hc wheat III snock is DcSiilhlhS 10 s
'Prout IN the bottom lands submerged
ma Will be almost totally destroyed, {
md even that OH the uplauds i'm many r
places is under water and will suffer &
a
Tn OhIo md Indiana.
C1Sc,sx.rr. ,June s-Tbe ike of storms for
be mast three d,ys hos s.,dou ;r.y.r Moan coon g
n the states of Ohio and Indiana. Hurricanes Y
,rnsdocs. with floods Of rain. have followed l
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