The Dillon tribune., 1881-06-18
The Missouri, Cyclone List Of the
Killed and Wounded.

clone look pace At or near King City and
Flag Springs. Later In the evening an
other cyclone passed north Of Savannah,
Andrew county. From information re-.
ccived, it appears that the cloud formed in
field near Loesly Chapel, about eight
uies northwest of Savannah, and moved
southeast, tearing through the timber, trees
and fences until It struck the large brick
house Of Nathan c Kellogg situated about
s;x miles north Of the town, which it tore
10 pieces. Mr.. Kellogg and family were
absent from home at the time and escaped
btiny injured. Two horses belonging to
Mr.. Kellogg in field near the house were
found in the field quarter Of mile away
supposed to have been carried there by the
cyclone.
The cloul then moved east and at this
time was about $50 yards wide. The mex.
buildin, in lis way was the residence Of J..
tlall, situated near the toll bridge. It
struck a corner Of the house, moving it off
the foundation and damaging it considera-
hly. ". S. Wright had fifty hog, killed
John Parks house, further on, was blown
away and Mrs Parks severely injured
II :lman's house was carried away and the
= B,ptist Church near by was torn to pieces.
Mrs. Laughlin's house, further on, was
blown to pieces. The furniture, clothing
and everything contained in the house
were carried away. Feather beds were
torn to pieces and the feathers strewn ali
through the timber. Stoves aud all kinds
OF household goods from the houses were
carried through the air, and the o." ,,ers
,:ave not yet found any Of them.
Linn Roberts and L. \. Phillips houses,
nea Fi>hford, were lest.oyed. From there
the st ,rm passed on to Flag Springs and
King City. The cyclone was .bout.a quar-
ter ofa mile wide and very violent Fully
two.thirds of'the houses blown away were
occupied by families who were away from
h ,m.. either at churcl, or visiting. other
wise the loss Of life would have been fright.
Gul.
AK ADDITfONAI. ACCOUNT.
y large amount of property wa> destroy
cd, considerable number Of lives lost aud
!. great many persons injured. Tno~c
K 'own to ave been killed outright are X.
{. \ ,l>on, G. f.. Mivnarl, Miss Maynard,
Mrs. &. X ,berts and chilli, and !: man
who's. NAM. is unknown. Among the in
jaceA are Miss \. Gee, who will die; Miss
M'qmrd, severely; William Miller, dan.
Z .ro,.slv; Robert Miller, seriously bruised;
israel Wood. and children, Frank BurSr
ana IL company OF fourteen persons, injured
and bruised; Johu Cott and family and
children, have since died; W .lliam X .ch>.
severely: Mrs Reick,, fatally; Mrs. Rich
avis, right arm and ribs broken.
Houses were blown away b.lmy ing 10
jams R,lger. near Flag Springs. and
William Elrood's house, near the same
lace. Also, the houses Of Mrs. ]. Bon
ham, job Pierce, l.. &. Danycrtie:d, l>aia',
Boyle, George Punviancc, Israel Wool. L.,
G. Garrett, X, G. Nelson. John Colt, Frank
i;s,rkc. Bloomer DUNCAN, DR.. Dunga,,. L..
Mce<s, Mrs. McIntyre, William Eorl,am,
Miss Bevin., Geo. Roberts, Randolph
New nan, Wilkes NJ .ckcs, Thom.s B,lti.
nor, N. IIartwcll, Sout:, he lin; Phil.
A>ma,,>. III. two Thoma>c>, II. ". Vol,
.nd score, OF Others.
Mexican Railway.
Til. Tu.>1l STIR his ..d,ic.s from ll.r-
tno>illa. Sonora. to this effect: Two thou.
sand Federal tro ,p, have arrived in the
,aqui country between tn, Rios Haqui
and Mayor, and on the commencement OF
tac survey of l'ranm ms grant 6oD more
"il I've pat in tn: san. locality. l'r,nni.
ncnt officials OF State apprch,nd difficulty
with tic Yaqui Indians, hut til, Govern
,a.nt is hound to give the surveyor, pro-
lection, even ii 4 ,nuci, larger force /, re.
quired.
Grading on the ti,avnn,> Railroa,, has
hscn completed fifteen mil : nrt!, of Ii>r
no>illa. There is cnony;, iron at Gary.
,ul> to track tn. road To Maytalen.. but
the scarcity OF ties prevents work goin.; on
iA>tvr.
China and japan.
san Francisco. June I.,th.--from
:t'n.k"ng, May 10Th. H.. steamer City OF
'rking:
The latest n,rl!isrncc from lekinsi>tat~s
t,;, Tie yMth.,l Emperor has been sui(.r.
IN; from smallpox for twenty davs and is
u, il critical condition. The Court plv>i-
clans have little hope ot his recovery.
The Western Empress is expected TO ri.
cover. Over 100 nur>cs have been en-.
'inyrd Ia feed her with their milk.
l'riucc Cham. father Of ,ht Emperor. and
Primes, n uny. his uncle have lad Il serious
quarrel.
lii. army nf the northwestern frontier.
'N'ncr!y commanded by 'r>o 'r>ung Tang.
j. I" h di>ban<lrd, and u loan oi +.,rs,arn
's'l> has been settled to pay on tn tr"'p~.
/. is stated that in order tu settle the de-
n1ani> "i Ru>~i:, inrlhcr loan j. to hc me-
:."tiat,d il, England.
In Picking, I'm ti.c ,.;d and 18th "i April
Disturbances took place IL, the hn,,>t ri III,
-\nrri'an missionary. VIII" Was ON the eve
It his departure ti'nn the capital and was
>.'lI;ny his effects by auction. During the
~. Il I,r.... uu.nlN.r of r,,v.ii> ,,,,r.l th,.