, 1876-03-13

the cakes, ms found milo and halt north.
cast Of the village. Twensy.stx houses ware
carried beyond tho ken Of mostais. Where
they wont, no ono can tell. The track Of the
column is fllsod with aarduss aud bits Of wood.
~ though u sav.niil had belched out half.
finished lamber.yard. Tho trees for several
tnieB srs flllo3 with chairs, bLts OF furniture.
catpets, clothing, bits Of wtudow-shAdes Anc
household materials.
Mrs. LooHEr
w&a sitting In hos kitchen. Tho houde dtsap-
peared as 1t touched by the magtclAns wand,
and tho crushed BODY Of Mra. Looney Was found
400 feet on, atHppod OF clothing md with tho
skin peeled on hor baek from tho neck down.
OF tho rost Of thosa killed, Of vhto., a former
dispatch fully informed you, nothing cin DO
said. l,evond that tho bodies were found not la1s
than 900 feet from where thoy started. There
M1RAcurnuH RsolpEs.
boy md girl Horo found Out on tho pratrte,
wandering about holpiessly. They wers In .
Thoy remember being lifted into tho All. ana.
rhon found. woro nearly quarter Of q milo
from whore tho hon8o used 10 be, badly bruised
ana unable to account for tholr condition. Prob
ably e
TIE MOTT nEwAnKAnLE arkcrAc1E
vas that Of Dr.. K'ttoos hofnes. an hourbofo
tho storm arrived the Doctor had boon
seo sens fSr mI}, " attend IT, 'l'k r.,n,n' ms1
word word that hs road no. risk na @ ho.sss % over tso
prevailing bad roads, aud in sixty minu.os those
name horsos, barn, buggy, and harness wore
1iftod GO foot into tho slr and tho horsea dropped
q loaas 1u0 zoda from tho former aite Of tho
barn. Tho column mas then huge mnsu OF
dobIis. and d spectator sAyt thkt the hursos vent
up through tho centrr Of tho column, whitlipK
around 30 swiftly that thoy looked ns II torn in
pieces. They vore found utterly uubruiaed but
f7FM NaaN and ffn%. ~ $Ahf
apart. Tho Incidents Of those
N3~-~-- PEAnTU1 TWO MINUTES
(for tho wholo affair did not last any longor)
would fill two pages OF TIE TRIBUNE. From
terry, which Is IN tho northwest, thera IL track.
SAY 80 feet In width, which looks "a though
railroad had boon laid out Hare aud ttoro Is q
holo, such as you will 500 wbero = man
up h!H cellar. A., and 4 then failed. Seat tc
of ~ :. uplIutsrs snd % sardust. JUS Just scross
tho main street stood wAgon-ahor. Every
It's place asan1a pile Of wagon hubs and tics.
4 furniture and coffin house few hundred feet
beyond was carried mi!os md demolished, and
tho cofina distributed among tho Inhabitants Of
tho township. A coffin hnnilto MAS picked up l. r..
HEyEN MILES AND HALF NollTHEAKT ~
from Haxel Green. On oi.her alds Of tho road.
and just On tho tiuo Of the storm, stand some OF
tho dlsmautled and untoofed houses. Bome
| QI tlHku WbIu IuuFHA 1Iuul q. " 10u lc1i
from their foundations. In oveEy Instance tho
eldes were Btuols full Of huge splutcrh, some q
foot In circumference, and driven through the
sides Of the houses With apparently rosatlesa
| forco. Tho road for GOO or 800 yards Is utterly
| impasBnble, md is covorod with debris, eome oi
| which Ia spattered with blood. At 10 ooloch
this morning
/ THE FuxERA1s
took plnco, and tho dead were buried In tho little
cemotory. Tue village hearso had bcot
carrlod on by the wind. OF tho nlch
ards family there veto fYo, all buried Ia
the came gravo. Mrs. r. Il. Edwards and hel
| infant were placed in the nnnc coffin. The
othn< three Wero btra. Il. Richards, Joshut
Richards, and Liszio Richards. Tho othors
| wore HRS. John Loouey and Alfred JackboD
| buried IN the northwest OF tho cemetery. Tht
cofius used wero dragged from tho wreck, and
though battered aud ccarrcd In the contest with
the wind, were the boat that could be obtained.
Tha fune1nl was fne1prossibly sad aud impros.
| efyo, and evan tho accomplished Doacon who do
1nandcd etornAI da,unntion upon all who were
| not lito unto himself forbore to posot moral
- tho cortcgo passed under his rod noso and
drawn lips.
| DEATH AND DESTRUCTION.
Hazel 0rosn will neyes DO resurrectod. The
building Of uarrow-gaugo railroad striking .
| town Homo miles distant. has killed. uazc
Groen. and thoro will mover be al effort to 1naks
1t anything Of town egaEn. Tho inhabltants
| are hoI1or-stricken. aud shoy entertain sort o
aversion for tho village, and, before many yontf
havo followed tho storm, tbero will be but
wante TO mark tho sito OF tho romantic little town
| with hcrn and there aomo chattering old man t,
describe tho fearful valuation that covered th
ptairia Tith wreck, and tho wreck with blood.