The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07

and sad Havoc created Generaiy-
The Wires Awry.
Tho following accounts OF the storms oil tues
Ivy last are Il ken from the st. Lonis GLOBE
d ,mocrat Of the 30sn ul,:
IN OHIO
Cincinnati, o., Juue 90. This has feen de-
cideily the hottest day. Thermometers ranse
fro N degrees to 81 degrees in the shade, and
tho air has ueen oppressive ana sui"y' Law
this afternoon numbar of heavy sno wers ieli,
accomps MED by Light hail, ana to'h'sn'
the temperature is more pleasant,
The VINES have been Ia bad condltloh
all day, and special dispatches To-
night show that e heavy wind AID RAIN
Ethm prevailed over u large portion OF Ohio
this forenoon Al Msns1ieid the storm came
at7a IN. this morning, Among the losses
there werc portion of The fair grounds build
ipss A carpenter on a ladder In new mouse
was blown to the ground ADD suffered iatai
Injuries. AT Column bur the ioot oil i!hlihs car
works was blown Of AID the east cid of tae
bui ding blo wn down. The Pan handle round
mouse I'll The tcraper rks Were aEo banly
damaged Adyiees from points in the MOI tn
western part vi the state tell the same story OF
destruction To roofs, ireee, fences and crops.
AT La caster tine damsg, was very severe Ia
tee south part Of the cis,. The freight depot
blown of and part oi the wall blown IN the
roof of Que siue OF the rou ID house OF the same
Road was also blown OH. The whole top of the
large bulluing Of the Hooking Valley manu-
FIGURING company WIS torn III, and part VI he
wall blown in, The large name building If
Michael Cara, just Il ider Tie ROOF, was
com pleteIy ". ecsed. Al Marietta nius Ii tie
girls, swlnmip III floating bath. narrowly
escspei drowning, the ba II hou; being blown
to pieces May houses and bains In tne
county were unroofed The sto IN was cry
severe at New I,eXi gton, Pc ry county. 1t
Is apostolic to ejLma.e the damage, but the
p Iints Indicated show wide belt of country
across the State has been VISIT a lay tie storm,
more or less severe, III q ~. r., especially
wheat, much damaged. y loss Il lie is re-
ported, except as above.
SUFFERERS BY THE STORM.
Cincinnati. june ga speci. from Spring
fed, Ohio, -ays severe wand stoim visited
that city this morning. Tue piow-fdctory of
foot & Evans was unrooled ard q portion of
the walls blown down. a lady at the win =
dow of grocery was struck by plank, and
much damage was done at 9th points In the
city.
A dispatch from Ripley, Ohio, says the
house of Mrs. Kinkead was struck by light
Mug this morning. aud Mrs. Kinkead Was
paralyzed in one side.
AT NoKoMIs, ILLINOIS.
NoGomts, H., June 20 The most tie rifle
storm of The season visited this section alb ut
5O'ciOoa this nfternoon. Trees and building
were. blown down, including new house in
town. The Presbyterian pa. sonage, n yet
cJmplete bed. was removed irvm he found alton.
In the country, shocks OF wheat were scatter
ed IN all dill ec.iOns, and fruit trees were up
rooted. A heavy freight train was Drou gh. to
q stands i'll east of ShDiby Vile, and could not
be mo, ed uutil the storm abated A neayy
rain followed, which will be of immense
value 10 the crops.
THE TORNADO AT PITTsBURG.
Plttsburg, Pa, June 29.-About noon day
at,I fha IN m Al
by thunder. lightning and rain, that ever
visited ittsDurg, passe0 over the h II district,
including the Thirteenth aad Fourteenth
wHIdS. The wind seemed TO come from The
northwest, an, uprootod Il ees, blew down sew
er3l houses u, d stab es, and carried away
numerous fences, he only casualty SO far
who was driving ia n wagon wnen he was
struck by lightning and Lnocked ins1nl ib:e.
He sis still living, and may recover.
THE IOWA HUR .IcANE
BHrliugtos,, Ia, June 20 On Tuesday, when
the the momeler indica ed the highest tenn
peraiure this year (95 d. grees), and the air wss
unpsua,ly suitry, the mercury went lower IN
the barometer thin at any previous time In
ten years. ! he fall was GRADUAL. This AFTER
noon "a rain storm set In, cuntinuing seYerrl
The'st .rm extended west as far rs Abba AT
Agency City considerable hail fell Within
the last thirty days we have had in this local
lily nearly one-thi OF our annual rainia /.
THE TORNADO IN HAMPTON, IOWA.
Dubuque, Iowa, June 20 "A sreclal to the
Timer, from Hampton, Iowa, says a tornado
passed over Hampton at mi1n,khl, dsibg C N
lid, rable damage. Houses were un Uofed,
trees blown down and other damage wrought.
the B,edle block Is au ndre wreck at CDsro-
kee SlA men, 10 1 said, were killed. and sli
along The Illinois Central damage is report.d
great
THE STORM IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Moores, Pa June %. IA tornado swept the
upper part Z Delaware county this afternoon,
dong considerable damage Houses W re-
UurOOted, uees uplUuteu, fences Frustrated,
and grain fields laid waste.
THE STORM IN CANADA.
Erin, Ont, june "A destructive tornado
passed over this township .aot evening, level
log barns, fences and crops. Fifty acres OF
bach we've almoat Completely uprooJed.