The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-05-01
Wicked winds.

Adyicc- from Fayetteville report the stUna Of
the l5th, as having been uupiccedeutcdly severe.
It struck and destroyed tue residences Of Mr..
kittou, Dr. Paddock. fremont house. thrr,
story brick hotel, king Mr-. Glass, wife of the
proprietor. Dr.. Boes and Raum Bro $ stores,
the east end Of the Mountain house, JeIuug's
stable and CofCe- two story bricks were utterly
wrecked. Eight or ten frame dwellings, east Of
the town were lifted from then foundations and
torn to atoms. Many houses are mr0Oicd.
quite number OF people were wounded ANA
one child killed. The horses III Jennings stable
were killed.
Latest advice from Texas county. No, says
the t0~n Of Licking is entirely destroyed, eN-
ceptIng three houses. by the storm on the night
OF the 18th, Three hundred persons are home
less. One life was lost and seventeen persons
wounded. five Of them seriously. Damage
fully $4,000. The tornado did immense injury
to al kinds 81 property III the county.
Morgan county. suffered very severely from
the same storm, the rack Of the destroyer being
strc"H with demolished houses, barns and other
farm property. The little Town Of BarncttoyIne
Wa torn nearly to pieces and several people
killed and wounded.
\ report from Panther valley. Is miles from
lIarshiold. states that seven people were killed.
and numerous deaths arc reported from Green
and Henderson counties.
The northern portion Of Arkansas suffered
severely by a tornado on the iSth. The town
Of III Pa70 IN White county. about fifty miles
north Of Little Rock, was destroyed. and DR..
Haiu-ton, his wife, Mn. Paul, his wife. and four
children killed Ia the ncighborhoOd of Fay
cttcyllle and DardaneHe, much damage was
done, and loss of life is reIOrted.
Rock county. Wis. suffered severely by
storm on the afternoon of the 18th. tie village
OF Shopiere being severely handled. The adj
joining townships Of Turtle. la Prairie. Brad
ford and JOhnstOWn. suffered also q loss of
cattle. buildings. fences, etc. the total loss IN
the coUntyrcachIug probably 100000. Among
the chef losers were Hon. VIM. II. Stark,
urcLarl umootcd. ~ hives of bees destro red,
and barn and house wrccEed $1,000. Sears
large stone mill completely wrecked; $4,000.
5. Z. Hart. house and outhaidlngs worth
81, coo razed. The Storm cat sWath as though
swept Is flt. and every / ii of vegetation III It's
track was blehted. Fortunately no lives were
lost. though several persons were badly bruised.
\ tornado which passed through Green and
Webster counties, Missouri. on the night of the
18th. wrecked the village of NIarshheld. in the
latter county, completely, only about a dozen
houses remaining unframed in the entire town.
Large trees were twisted off and the bark liter
ally peeled from the smaller trees. Houses and
barns were blown from their foundations and
livestock wliTled through the air and carried Z
great distance. The number Of killed viii not
fall far short of a hundred. while the wounded
are legion. The pecuniary loss is estimated at
about II, 000. 600
At Fulton Galloway county, Mo-, on the same
night storm caused enormous damage to farm
property and destroyed 4 number of houses.
On the night Of the 18th inst. the little town
OF BarrettsyIlle, Monitor county. California,
struck by wLilwind and completely wiped out.
every house in the burg being leveled. The
storm then swept down the valley sweeping
every building i'll its track About dozen
people We're billed and from twenty to thirty
wounded.