The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-12

STORM At DOOSvILLE, NO.
BooxvILLE, June 2-Boonville and Vi
cinity Wa visited BY terrible cyclone q
$50 p. m. The rain and hail commence
accompanied By strong southwest wind
The furniture factory, . 6De and commod'
Gus building. costing about SIS 900 or SO
coo. Was partly unroofed, about fifty fee
being thrown entirely to the ground. tn
damage 70 the hailding il not known. Tn
|steaner Fannie Lewis sustained rome in
ljuries. The smoke-stacks and jackstal
were blown and twisted 70 the deck. Her
kitchen vas badly torn mp. She il laying
1t the levee. Reports along the line Of TIN
Missouri Pacific railroad state that tree
we're torn up, buildinea blown down, and
even potatoes forced out Of the ground
Roonville has not experienced such . storm
for yean. Al this writine-S p. m.-the
weather il warm and cloudy. The wind
has entirely subsided, bat slight rain Is
falling.
HAIL SIOW3 IN CAsS eOlSUb.
HARRlsoxvILLE, June A terrible hail
storm passed. over this tovn this afternoon.
Hail STONES the size Of goose e0S fell.
Great damage to glass and fruit has been
done.
RIGH wATEB IN KANSAS.
1oeEKA, rs, June 2-The ksR6as river
is now At the highest point during the
recent fre~het aud still rising. This rise
comes from the Blue and not the Smoky
Hill, as the former one did. 4 heavy
rain fell here today, and much harder ones
to the vest, accompanied by considerable
hail, but no damage - far a heard from.
TERRIBLE TORNADO.
CINCINNATI. June 5.-Mount Carmel,
Ill.,, which vas struck by tornado last
evening, il thriving town Il about s.0iO
inhabitants, On the Cairo aud viHennss
Railroad. The most
PROMINENT BUILDINGS DESTROYED
BY the hurricane we're the Court-house, two
newrpaper Offices, three churches-ooe the
FIRST in Southern Illinois-and two school
houses. About twenty business houses and
about one hundred residences we're de-
stroyed OF damsged, either by the wind OF
FIRE.
THE IOs-
n estimated from three hundred thousand
to half rillion dollsn. The same storm
. number Of buildings in other
towns lying in It's pathway.
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Hundreds of citizens have been killed
and wounded. So far thirty-three dead
hndies have been taken from the ruins, and
manv more are wounded.
S
The Rat Question.
The rat question Is becoming one al
serious concern 10 the agriculturists Oi
Saline county. There was 4 meeting Of the |
citizens Of Grand Pass township, at the
school hou~e near Mr.. Lacys. at which |
gathering il vas resolved that the request |
Be made to the farmers Of the whole |
country to pat out poison during the next
three weeks. After that time the present
growth of wheat will be headed, and the
pests will not he 20 likely 10 eat the poison |
on< bats when they can get plenty new
wheat. Il Is said that the rats are taking
up oil the nev planted corn in the Plains,
and some Ei-e il ~ their opinion that un-
len something can be done n abate In some |
measure the plague, that II will be impos-
sible to raise crop Of corn.
-Perhaps it il not worth raising row |
about, bat We find several Of our "Press |
Paragraphs" copied into the Columbis |
SaaIesmns and credited to the st. Louis |
Journal. We knew that Gene Fields mind |
was somewhat distraught over the Holden |
but never believed he would sail |
under the skull and Observation-Disclosures |
Moaieor.
The sane over this way. Mr.. Field has |
done the BAzoo the honor OF adopting
ZONE half dozen Of its paragraphs without |
my credit, and has sent them out into the |
country - his own. Several Of them have |
kos into the Columbia Naemas, credited to |
he &. Louis Josr.oi, under the head Of
Pres Psragrspha" Il b quite probable
hat Ibis i wholly sccidental On the part |
II Mr.. Field. The man Who will deliber-
liely take brother journalistic paragraph |
nd cad il oat - his own wouldn't he.i-
late 70 pick . pocket il be had an oppor-
unity. Originality At thought and ex-
preAaoa b . newspaper mans stock in
Irsde-it u generally all be possesses; and
Ehose Who deprive him Of it. either By d.
libesate slasder Of open larceay il o diff
y i.aisdI While On thu point il nay b
- veil - say that while il i Tie duty Of
evay nevspaper 70 expose fraud in Tie
pso6eoios, it i . mean naa and sdiahoa-
oesbls jossnalist Who viii falsdy sccase . |
hsothas paragraphs Of printing lie pro-
dsesions which brighten hin colsaaa. A
nan Who cannot win . repusaiioa in jour.
naliaa without lowering hinsslf 10 the Iov
Of pessooal slasdes. h lisel o. |
HI pso6slaioa and beseaah he coaesope Of |
81. Joe GasssSe: Sooe time since ve |
learned. iron . eitises 81 this place, vho |,
had juss returned fro0 the Black Hill. |
hat naa whom BE believed 10 have been
Coates Kinney, ~ killed aeaf Deadvood,
n ightniaG. NJ. Kinney - II oss tine |
veil ksew. thsosgAost this Seaae. anoagi
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