New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-07-09
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Portions Of the State Visited by 4.
Terrible Torn ado.
Several Killed and Many Wounded.
AN EvAMoUNT's OF PRoPERT,Y.
DESTROYED AND = RA1Ns ON
EARLY ALL THE IsA IL
ROADS SUspENDEp. .
The most disastrous wind, rain
and hall storm that has ever visited
Minnesota IN the recollection Of the
Oldest lnflablCants prevailed IN pOr-
tons OF the State last Wednesday
night. It commenced to rain at
st. Paul at 6;;2) Q clock "Wednesday
morning and continued almost IN
cessantly until $50 9 clock Thursday
morning II the time above stated
the rainfall amounted an, to 3. Il inches
on the the level, winch IS more than
Tell during the month tn. ct July IN any
year since loll. In Saint Paul the
greatest damage done was to the
streets and sewers; The Rlce street
sewer, which has but recently been
completed at a heavy expense, prov
ed to be entirely inadequate to carry
on the immense volume OF water and
| the greatest damage done in any part
or the City happened along this
street: The Hood poured into the
Olty Minis through the front door
ana damaged ,OoO bushels OF wheat
besides "a q quantity o. hour. Estl-
n laa.ed damages 70 mil and stock ~,
ooo'
m DAAAGE ~ RAILROADS.
Inc damage TO the various rail-
io'11s Dy "ashouIs, laild Slldes, etc.,
eAcgeds ahytmng nereto1ore known WI
as the result OF a SINGLE storm, and
!f'lns on nearly al the roads center.
ing IN -. Paul were Tor one or two
Gays wholly suspended. The river
DIVISION OF the milwaukee, Y st. Paul
foa ae seems TO nave been the greatest
sufferer; Inc st: Paul NJ Sioux City
road suffered quite severely. There
we're ere several land slides between st.
raul ana MENDOZA, at oiakely a Wag,
OF pridge over the TRACK was washed
QUIZ 1alnng on the track and form
ing Darrler which caused water to
tea az OUT the track. AZ Mlnneopa
falls the track was [as also obstructed
Dya lana side. The Wlnona Y st.
fetef road seems TO have suffered the
least, and ASIDE from a small wash;
out on the Valley road III Redwood
county, which delayed the eastbound
tram Thursday morning about three
hours, no trouble was experienced.
IN
REDWOOD AND LYON COUNTIES
Ine ram was accompanied by aseyere
w1llu ana nan STORM. Inc lMarshal 4
:ne =, Says IaaI hall STONES fell
~ 'hao Guy as large as mems eggs
ahu l'la :, sau ~ WORK WIN windows
gellefat1y. Inc redwood G0sette
says that mere was not a great
amount q on nan put the Jury OF IL the
Wlllu maze Il very des'fuctlye. me
seo1m was three or tour miles vide,
ana crops Wlth1n It's range are very
seriously lousy damaged. FaXto ton s new
oarn 1ox4f was found y standing
s SnE 81 On lts rooI a1ter the storm !.
ine ~. vahles oo ~ IS says. the
4 Wf cnurcn on the Adrian and
1Nelsoll Town me- IN
az, WAI1NWAN COUNT,
,'lel'otsi ! la1se, stiohg pn1laing,
W. Mas 1 nJl,lo'lslleu = ! 1Wanhllhg ana
NV uen'ls sca11Gleu iol io'ts 1fouhu.
Even Gn mes sCohe IoundaIl0n was torn
". 9ltil!h the building, When
sIr.lck ~ the STORM, we're huddled
S soille 1nitty ch1lafen, members Is, OF
tne oWede sehool Taught there. lhey
were buried cn III the RUNS, and the
scg NY 1oliowins was terrible.
Mr: Deckland' the teacher, was
plcheu Up ahd carried some ne dlstance
' anu e uashea 20 me earth. Two enid.
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