The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15


terrible day for cyclones In northwest Nilsson.
H. The atmospheric pressure was very great
between 4 and O'Clock In the evening. and
during that short hour no less than three
twisters dealt death and destruction In many
paths. The nrst that came to tho know)edgs
OF the Herald was from Kim
City and vicinity. This ovolons
started near Savannah, In Andrew county
lts course was northeast through Flag sprinp.
anu Ming City. Many houses were destrov al
anu not less than twelve lives Were lost in xnd
slo"nC H,mm ,,u tns e. Country At Flag Springs AID
me iots OF lite In that vicinity being probshiv
nity men, women and children, ihs nuh,,c
school building In King City, q large briclS
s,1rSHcsurs' 1S0s' was raIed 10 The ground. Hundreds
one man loosing eighty cattle, another sixtv
sheep anu another seven horses,
Another cyclone started four miles south
west OF Rosedale, In Andrew county. and
,pS seu ess Waia, one mile south Of RO ,edaie
me course OF all the above o. clones was easi
| by northeast. ""' '"''
Another started eight miles northwes,
hopkins, in Midway county, its course for
tWe,vo miles being soulheast. 1t was one
quarter mile wide and nolhing escaned
destruc Ion In Its track.
Many livss have been lost In all the,e cv-
clones, and the destruction ofpropeIty, which
'"nnos hoW.pe estlm'ted, was very great.
STORMS IN IOWA.
Des Moines, Iowa, June II. One of the most
destructive storms that EVER visited central
evening. A heavy hall.storin at Psoria aid
much damage. The storm alsp hlOwtd d dow N
houses and crops, killed cattle and did great
d,mage at several other places. Several Der.
tons were illed.
Intelligence from western Iowa. includIny
Audobon, Va 8, Poitawaltomie and Guthrie
counties, Is TO the effect tina, tho storm of sun
gay ana much damage by wind and hail.
0a,'es, a n'gs' cnlckens, Dues, etc' were killed
| ana calue were badly bruised by
with, swollen eyes and their flesh dri .nins Tu =
| blood. Buildings. tres and fruit were blowi,
uown. Hal stones are reported In many
weiihing over apOund apiece aud covering In
ground To depth of six inches. An A,,do.
oon FARM coming TO Atlantic county this
morning drove through drift OF hail stones
Two ,w.,, ano hali feet deep. Az Minden, Potla-
thrown on The track by the wind
A locomotive was overturned blythe wind and
much injured Five Thousand pounds Of
gas We're broken In. kilograms to the State
lar experience. Windows and shutters dur
Ing the storm were broken in. Some of the
farmers barns, etc., were completely demol.
isasa Dy nal and wind near Aldar. The
Ms Mssnoaisu is. episcopal church at that place,
was sadly abused. The city hall of MEMO,
Guthrie county, was uurooied. The damage
10 growing crops, which were almost oblIter
at.a In many places, Is almost impos .ible TO
| estimate.
Topeka. Kansas. June 1i.-A correspondent
describing the scene near Oiivet, saws; "a
horse was lifted out of a stable and carrje e,i
over nigh hill and dashed upon The rralnd
In corn aeld a mile away. Cpi,le
and i' carried a into fS% iSs air the and ssSnS ssn
1 to pieces. MIR. Powc'ls nne orchard was to-
tally destroyed, the trees being tom from the
ground and twist Il Into a thousand fragm ants,
MISS Iweel found her gold watch halfa MI Q
from her house Everything was carried
away. Her furniture was ali destroy. d and
her trunks llit.d out Of the house and carried
saL,rd on, and TO-, have not yet been
a widow living near oiiyei, lost her house S ana
and bul dfngs were left In iuins. THREE negro
children aIa ,i. lert a. home at ,0liyei
can't live; Physicians from Matrsm, Oi, vet
and Lynden are on the ground. aud hundreds
OF people are at work doing all that can
be d,ne TO allay the general suffering N. Rose
John Harper, who lived northeast OF Malvern,
are known TO have been killed. Mrs Rose.
Grams, Mrs Collier, Mrs Francis Collier, DR.
N iitland and Nose Deadline are badly hurt
John Lee, Thomas Lee and Will
Liam .Appierare are badly bruised.
beginning near Olivet aud following the ira ck
ofthc cyclone. were totally destroyed; L w
Powell, William A Brown, Phillip Latta,
David Dlfiield, Mr. Rosecrans, II n Austin
Mr. Q liking, Mr. Bltram, Mr. John Hooper.
M. Tompkins, Mr. DerIm, Mr. j Il Hisgins,
pGraham, James Marshal James Wiley and
Mrs M,Annaily, This list IL incom plste,
The Preshy yierian church at Queenane wal
destroyed. The debris sfths building is sea I
tered 'veracres .0fground. In many instances
fragments oan be found miles from where the
building sto q. Articles OF household goods
" re smashed and ground into atoms, and
bedding and clothing whipped into rags and