Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-22
ludianOla. Texas. Almost Entirely De-
>troyed -One Hundred and Fifty
Lives Lost.
an the Churches and Number Of Other
Prominent Buildings in Ruins
Immense Devastation.
Several Vessels tshore-Fearful Suffer-
in. and Narrow Escape of their
CrrN>-Harrowin De-
tails.
INnIANnLk DESTROYED.

r.l1r.e- ..atgs that The tDWn Of indianOll
X aJn,rs. entirely demolished. Light
tog4as, wharvCs business houses ant
dwellings were broken in pieces o
swppt agay. There are only lhTe'
houses remaining which are not dam
eyed. The telegraph office is gone, th'
.sIgnai Office damaged, telegraph line
Gown for N les railroads washed away
houses, fences and trees piled up II
Jroken masses in the streets. the le
z,,yLs of .1e loss OF life alc conflicting
All sgres that there were one hundIe,
10 one hundred and fifty livcs Lost. Th'
1,lr.aT ,4tss that on account If the ex
element lI was impossible to obtain th'
correct number. The steam snip re
turned with hsr csrgo, as there was M
place where she could land.
Exports TO THE NEW ORLEANS PRESS
N.w ORLEANS, September 2i.-Tht
gtrletfq extra has the following regard
ing ludiauyi2: The first OF the storm j
seems carried away the telegraph iles
aud thus vas cut of communication
61tv!ean Galveston and lndianols. In
Gjsyala Is situated Oh Mas Gords bay
~rFr rr.rs is 30 protection in p)It. i
Issa5,,,,t ,>le thousand inhabitants, anC
~ t,s.i, ssa.~ls is fully one hundred
sa6 grg Far are enteEtsined thai
Polts-r. Sssfs ,HoIda and CDrpu-
TTrif n W .r.fT.rfd Tne following
dispssch gas received here t2is evening
GAIN EsToN, 1 p. ,I- sepL Sn0er 4.
AuG LEvI-Indianoia entirely wash
81 Gway. Over wo hundred lives los.
= Gamer could u,i discharge
SABINE PASS SUBMERGED.
The PcagUae extra has the follow
ing:
SAHIsE Pass, ylA ORANGE, september p.
This city IS submerged, and consid-
eraa.a ,I-rage has been done 10 the
,,narvss and buildings by terrific
storm through which We have just
passed. Much loss # stock is reported,
and crors lu the surounding country
have bsau C1Is;1ETAbly Injured. No
loss Of If. b been SO far reported.
The little mgil steamer Ptlican State
was wrecked iu S.blne lake, but pas
EeBg-Ts and crew were saved. A plot
n1rf g.ss damaged two miles back III
I'll. uasr-I. and many mali crafts have
1-eu d. 8wn ufi and cspszed. Captain
Gibbons. rl the scHCOnc; .iramsDs, from
New Yalk to Mdisnola, with assorted
c..go. arrived 10 day ard reports his
srh0naer ashore liftssn miiIs west q
rba Pa... ayd total lOss. \ gale
.gauza. hIin CT the pa OF Mississippi,
and He lost L-s reckoning. The crew
were iu the rigging for yeive hou g, bu I
were ali saN . NOIeVs has been lie.
ceived froEa CslcGsien, but the worst is
feared, gs much lighter gales have, IN
past, swept Ile place with much loss OF
life.
THE DAMAGE on GALVESTON ISLAND.
The / owing press dispatch was re-
5.,>-rI To-day. showing the damage by
1Ea ~-Orm Ou Galveston Island and
,-iof,,i, = OF Galveston on the twenty
60. Sn,Isy. between the houis OF one
anF Il ,n {, 'iOck IVES the moss trying
Y,a-,od dur,it the storm. From the
- roiHS o. the isIal I'D down to
r-y-ent- -stn street he water crossed from
t,a oulf 20 the bsy, through the reels.
rT.s water was one foot to eighteen
Incl. "a deep in yards through the centrsl
-,-r.jon of the city. Along the pusl-
No. s;Tssts the water was not as
Ei.-t &c IN 1867. Tne streets
having bFep raised, consequently
f,,Jt FsffIa ssmage was GOne TO goods or
Rl,ildiuss From the eastern portion Of
-ha f-.Erd along the gutf houses were
5arusoes: shout twenty or twenty-five
were Eowa dow ana destroyed. Inc
Collins. foot Of T, emOut street, l5 DaoIy
canned and the house partly destroy
ed. car stables ar tle terminus were
destroyed: Allen Cottage, below Ire
mont street was Destroyed. An tnls
vicinity g large number OF houses were
damaged ard some blown over, anu
fences 2uG trees washed away. Below
an tae island, for ten OF twelve miles,
SCARCELY A HOUSE REMAINS.
Io tl,,, western portion Of the city the
,.,f-.r'yrsL t,-O or three feet IN depth,
IN. -.e Fsp7rgs TO tho residences WIS
tr,gi1p. A. faz Esnd bluff broke tie force
- tbe waves. Around the gas WOTks
f.a g,ster 6iG nat reach the platforms
r,,.r 6sn7aze goods. -llls damage 70 cot
-, .--osees /. estimated At twenty thou
nd aoljsTs. FTidsy morning, about
IN O'Clock. the wind shifted 70 the
.sg,tEvgpst bIGwiug hsTd, but toward
,5gbf II CHANGED to the noFthr and our
INC re night il blew the water on tne
island. Saturday faofalng the streets
vgere Grv ~ nearly every portion CI 'oe
citv. Loss e life, a. near as cad he Is
rer.sined five iB TIE city aua al tne
,o,gt. The dsmsPe TO properly III the
Iify T. estimated 81 two hn8tEed thCu'
sand dollar, and this is % near correct
..,o,r, he made The most seTiCu' loss
Is damage 70 railroads ana oAy oIi'isesS'
NyJI-ve3 are oulv slighly damaged.
TIe .u-gron CT the Steamship Austria
Iian. ashore at san B5-usIdiDe, reports
every house 81
cA, BERNARDINE WASHED AWAY.
AlFut five of the people reached the
ste.uer, and were saved. Near ReC-
,ri-h point three government dredge-
r-ais were injured, snd three ship chan
.,-, dfeee-bOsts sunk. Al AUEgan's g
-. ,-"ree dIedRe. bosts and two tug
boats ere .,''ft. \ uIslaoch says Tue
- - sui k. bat DO lives were
lost, Not = house - lei AI1nu!ug' ~ II.
Ral,lG hSyru the Wa iS I'm ,en '.I Ieei
,.hs.e ordinary tile. The fal-' -'NIo7 '.iu ~
persons s-lel al LyDchburg slS oH
agard the steamers now running "e
lprau Galveston and Houston. Aisfge
ta-cs is working on tue railrcat bridges,
and trains will be running in = week
LATER PARTICULARS.
GALVESTON, September 2l.-The
Moran ship HaII9n came into port this
rtarpirg. with calors at lIsT mast. a
Iayre crowd gathered on the wharf to
iesTn She !4ie ~ lud.anois. The de-
..rugt5a8 there was almost comllete,
flqre being only i've business houses
lett. these are II. SsliCsen s. Co, Cassi-
T7er LJleuuve, and u. II. Regsl. The
paonle are suffering Tor io d and CLOTH
ing, and the bsaeh Tor twenty mIlss Il
sfrewn with dead bodies. The following
note has been received:
INDIASo-A, September %.
EDITORS NEws-Nc are destitute;
.,,e town is gone; one-quaTtsF %! the
reg5Ie il gone and dead bodies are
slnsg.. for twenty ml'es aiohg the Day
..s-ti--',-ts.-t.,s of he houses are destroyed
ssnd ma help. Cor Gods sake.
u VI. GRAIN, District Attorney.