, 1879-06-02
,,nsas, Nebraska, and Missouri
~ Visited by d Powerful
Gust,
r,f,, or Moro Llycs Alrcndy Known 10
HQye Uccn Lost.
,.,,a,nos Of AL Descriptions Lovelad
and Boattcroa Like ChufE
craat Injury to Crops Report
ed In Son7o Localities.

nvsJ touthwtst III lF''3fg, tle Town "HcIo III
md destruction took place, that nesE sertlI1
.nIstorm rasac,l nvcE the country noFthwes
,tthefc Friday afternoon, dofng Great tfnmngc t.
t,1u propcrtY, nMl killing several people. !
,,,lonc also etrllei tle outer edge of Krksviilc
ibt County, Mo-, Friday evening, dc1nollalle,
,,cu duzcr houses, badly t'atnage1 scycra
sxrs, aud aevcFcly Injured eeycral persons
ne xun,nl being reported killed. A very iligI
,}nl also pTeraIlctl nurfti Hnu northeast Ut st
1s.pb, So. y srns,' elnvnlnr at I1upkfDs. alu.
ru destroyed, several small dwellings, a,Ar.s
tc, bIown inwn, MIL an ctevntor nj Crat. SIN
tin, on the KANSAS C'ty, st. Jo Il Couhcf lHuT
guroad, destroyed. Considerable damage wa'
toue 10 otl1eF l'llIlss'SR. Trees wcro uprootcd
tnees n''! pnr'ls 0t""n uo"h' had crop'
dsnlfea al a.o"@ NV ''"o ~ '''e 6sosm' IL
rauu'ise's 'tcso s'us'nh i'"u y eoh'thol origin
out On the p'a'ns u, WESTERN Aat'sas; tl,at suin'
tssl cause p'oNe LUZ of'1l'!aI Hout INTO iFnS
ntn1s' 'l'a' sepa'a'o eso'ns "elc 'of.aets iron
tkss, one ., = "'''e'' u's.se" ''ic horhcfh sle'
crucs IN haosas, a''o',''f 'sa'elea eastward
tHkng '1c e''1'a =" 'a*"so'i eohh'y, NO.,
thence tnose'' ''"s'"'"s' 10 A'fHssl'so aht be'
Iond, and the 's'lsu f''' weakest ono ol ahe
isrta passcu o''r couutTj III the ne'shpor'
tcoi IT. 'osc!n'
sr. Lot,s' A"Y MA dssnaicl' from
Asshson' has'' aays: ~ terrible s1"rs1' q! w!utl
snd rain passe' W.T. NoFfiesa Kansas nl''l
Sooihe9p ec"'"7h'l 'ass e'c"t''E. IL cHtetucu
through ncai!1 t.'e "h"le hof'nerh t'cr ol
toanhcs o! '',t sotn'e' JUL WIS Most violent
k7ceE o'ue t.up"'S '''a ..e'"ehosa' ssntlohs,
% LUZ eeNt'"' nfaae'' Na!'roa;t.
stout NIFTY MUGS apa't' INC storm moYcd In
atve'h' ',t''c hoF'n n1 east' atl passe'I Into
Mt1a'Ra through N'ef'nrdson County. Tho
loFn Of lFs'hs' ninety MUGS WEST OF TINS place
sssneafly des'fo5''' at il'nt point tie storm
o'S on tile character o. ese1one' 1sf'tl tcscctl
'SFf}!hH'e III us path' ABOUT iorty buildings
'tr aestfoScd'
FIFTEEN PERSONS KILLED,
lality to t0fty wounded. Aiming tile casualties
tsthc following: John keeley. vile, father,
.nA son killr1. Mrs. ". !. Williams Killed.
}fn. Drtk1nastcr nuI f1vu children killed. Jn-
e'bSabcns alNl vile fntnllY Injured. T., shrl-
tan. nc, n1Al stsicr dangerously hurt mud not
s1Hcsea to live. Mrs. ". Z. Bates ind two
children baaly hurt,--un lias sIncc tiso1. Aud
Nr. Soah, Mrs. 0corge Atarttn, n,nl severn,
siAeTs moro OF less seriously wounded.
Among tle buildings blown do" II uto churches,
ooc tdhc aone building, the public school, ll,e
rfala'ecyator, railroad depot, Wetmorc 1nss!-
tttf, anu tile Residences OF John 4, Warden,
eaatIes Preston, W. II. Sahcns, ". T.. 1.ct!sty,
md Mcssrs. Armstrong, THOMPSON. Hietttnn.
ai'e' Williams, hnil others. In tho
neizhtorhood OF Frankfort four OF five
1irnhouses wcre blown orer, md in tho town
R'sFal na1fcs we're desesoyol:~ Thru 'wcru ITO
casualties at this place, but several persona In
Inc country were severely Injured. AT Con-
tt1]9aseTer huuscs wcra u,lroofctl. anu onr
aouse a''l barn blown down, trees unrootci,
eaees 'ald lat, md great lamago tlona TO crops.
AZ heatsyt Gu tho vt. Joseph e. Denver Hull
'oat Number ol houses weru blown down.
-, AZ Dehlsoh Mills, Neb., OH tile Atclllson tS;
Sebra.ka Road,
Ac47noI'o CHURCH WAS TOTALLY DEMOLISHED,
nFts also thu alorc Of Mcad, Riley IL Co. Quo
NY vas severely Injured. Several rcsldcnccs
'sfe !, more Or less damaged.
Hepo1ts arc mrngro ns yet. telcrraphlc COM
hnhIeatlon west having been greatly INTERRUPTED,
lhe DdFy champion scnt Il reporter to Irving
'Ei morning.: IN special locomotive, and cx-
Re's tul!cf tc'e4raph!c rcports tonight, which
vi. pe forwarded I'D Boun aa received.
lhe abovc account IL condensed from such
DISPATCHES Ga II hus already obtained.
Ame'scnser from Irving says the storm Mt
that po1pt blow dorm slxtceu bo,scs i,,,,n,l
.s, .S4s psssoas, woaHdcd about twcusy-llge, aul
'S,,aa' Ta' use missing.
1uI 3es,acnse Of James Warden, Mr.. Arm
,"u"e' ~ Williams, Mr. Thompson. and
"."u W.T. others, tl'o nn!ncs OF thu owners
r.s,.' w. rNe1' were totally demolished. Tho
ss'osteslah .a Church, tl'o publicsrhoo building,
.,a .lu u,e !rs!ng Elevator wcro completely de-
.a..sa' llle cast span ot tho railroad bsldEu
~'1ssn's 'se b'no River was blown lnwn.
@1l'mitsee with funds. provisions, alul lum.
". .e,s "tcfltson OIL the Central Branch lsu.l-
.,lI,,ons, M a',' aho'hef committee Is soliciting
d,,a.n a,''
,yrlon" s.s" s' t,o,, Manhattan' has., fava: a
tsrrt ,.s e.osheu 1'ts Hlao Hfyrr ut Mouth Mill
pyan,s. .as .'s"t' es'a upFooted trees. destroyed
,,o,snaa'' ainl crops. The two~story
Fifteen n nrr.ans uS"oorsp '.! AND cHus1'sp'
Coulrav ~. .o"o "e'e u. u at 'ae time Mr.
u.ax. H.. rs... '"'at 'h1nfe,l, nnd MS sister"
On ra',".. As,''eeoeS' md cl'lld were k'llcsl.
roai,,v,. S.eeh' t"e'Fn miles north OF
Ieuni;:n''', :'etnoalst Church was entirely
.a, bo,.a. I'M, ,na'ul1Hs Wufe Torn down, Cattle
~, nv H.. h''e' ni'd Other property destroyed,
~ '"te 'o3t.