Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-22

Rose and daughter, Richard Hale, John Carson
| wife and two children, and three members OF
tho Scott family. The loss to property in the
county is estimated at $.,000,000.
MORE CASUALTIES.
report comes from Panther valley, ten
miles from Marshfeld, of seven persons killed
| by the storm. Numerous deaths are also re
ported from Green county and from Hender-
| son.
TOWN OF LICkINd DESTROYED.
Sr. LOUIS, April 2l.-Latest advices from
Texas coanty say the town of Licking was en-
tirely destroyed, excepting three houses, by
the Sunday nights storm. Three hundred
persons are homeless, one life lost and seven
teen persons wounded, five of them seriously.
Damage fully $4,000 The tornado did i'm
mense damage to all kinds of property in the
country.
THE STORM IN ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 2l.-Advices from
Fayetteville report the storm of Sunday night
coming from the west, it struck and destroyed
the residences of Mr.. Ribbon, DR.. Paddock
and Mrs. Croch and J.E. Vaughan. the Masonic
ball, the fremont house. and three story brick
hotel, and killing MIS-. Glass, wife of the pro-
prietor. The Democrat office is badly damaged.
DR.. Boles and Baum Bro 8 stores, the east end
of the Mountain Home, jennings stable
and Coffey's two brick stores are utter wrecks.
Eight or ten frame dwellings east of town were
lifted from their foundations and torn to
atoms. Many houses are unroofed. Quite
number of people were wounded and one child
killed. The horses in jennings stable were
killed. The citizens turned out in the pelting
storm to care for the wounded and protect prop
erty. The storm prevailed with startling sever
ity as far south as johnson county.
NEGRO MURDERERs LYNoHED.
MoBEHLY, Mo-, April 2I.-Between IL and IL
o'clock last night about forty men visited the
Jail here, aud, with drawn revolvers, forced the
officers on duty to admit them. They then
seized Henry Mitchell, Dick Yaucey and Alfred
Cateau, three negroes, charged with numbering
another negro named George Matthews near
here short time ago, took them to the rail
road trestle about three miles from town and
hanged Mitchell and Yancey. Cateau was not
party to the murder, but was strung up un-
til he told all he knew about the affair and was
then released.
WIDE SPREAD AND DISASTROUS.
ST. LOUIS, April q. The tornado Of Sunday
last seems to have extended over much
greater breadth of country, and was more
deadly ard devastating in It's effects, than any
storm that has occurred in the West for years.
Reports showed it dealt death and destruct ion
not only over nearly half of Missouri but
ragged with great fury through the northern
half of Arkansas and a considerable part of
eastern Kansas. At Shawnee Mission, in the
latter State, number of persons returning
flom a funeral at clock afternoon, were
overtaken by the storm and took refuge in
adjoining large brick store. Shortly after
the party had taken shelter part of the store
was blown down upon the she'd burying dozen
or more persons in the ruins, and very serious
ly injuring D. s. Clmpbell. Mr.. T. j. Wilson,
Mollie Brown and Lille Strong, and more or
less iEjuring the remainder of the party. At
$50 a regular tornado struck Fayetteville,
Ark, and fHrrowed track through the city
from the southeast to the northeast, destroying
or badly damaging every building.