New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-15
VIOLENT WESTERN STORMS


A SUNDAY LONG TO BE REMEMBERED.
DIS MoNEs. Iowa. June 14-Inteligencc from
Western Iowa, including Audubon. Cass, Pottawat-
tamlc ana Guthrie Counties is to the effect that the
storm OF Sunday did much damage by wind and
hail. Calves, hogs, chickens, dncks, etc, were
killed, and the cattle were badly bruised by hail
stones, and now 20 ah0ut with swollen eyes and
their lesh dripping blood. Buildings, trees and
fruits were blown down. The hailstoncs are rep
resented in many placcl rs Of the size and shape of
door-knobs weighing over pound apiece. ani COW
ering The ground 10 the depth of six inches An Au-
dubon farmer, coming to Atlantic, Cass County, this
morning drove through a drift of hailstoncs two
and half feet deep At Minden. Poftawattamis
County. train of ears thrown of the track by
the wind. The locomotive was overturned and
much injured Over 5000 panes Of glass were
broken in Avoca.
Telegrams TO The State Register from many towns
tell of n similar experience in all Of them Windows
and shutters facing the storm beaten in. Some
of the farmers barns, etc, were completely derol-
ished by the hail and wind The city Hall of Mcnlo,
Guthrie County. was unroofcd The damage 10 tho
growing crops which are amos; oblitcratcd in many
PLACES, II is almost impossible 70 estimate.
FURIOUS WINDS II MINNESOTA
ST. PArL, Mimi. June ll.-A sprcsl 10 TAs
Piopor Press from Wells. Mimi gives the following
details of the damage by the storm The barn of
&. +. Probert was lifted from its foIrdation and
carried fifty feet ;hcn dashed 20 pieces. The house
and ouibuilding, were unroofcd and all the things
scattered beyond recovery Mr.. Probrrt' !i,le grl.
who in the tarrr. wa, unhnrt, a, also were his
/ horses. The dwellings Of George IIrning AMI ono
! Grady of this town. were destroyed The storm
| then ia,~.i in'o liluc Earth County. In rhr town
| Of Danvlc, the house II Il. Jones wa, rolled
| over several times, and lie and hi- wife
being IN H. the woman scyp' 'rly cut n tie neck
and ;acr Tie large barn on the farm OF Nlr. Curtis
was entirely destroyed The >hanty of Mr. Axtell
was picked mp Ike feather and torn to ?i'ccs. Tho
housr Of :. l.. Amhlr Wa, completely Wr'r>cd Tho
house Of John Vance was lifted bodily and carried
over the tops Of high trees, aad thcu laid Ipsds
downward Mrs. Vance, her brother, and anoiher
lady were in the hou>" and escaped almost without
a hurt. The damage TO the crops Is .ut ~. at as
| there as but little hail
PEOPLE KiLGED AND HOUSES DESTROYED.
TorfkA Kan, June IA correspondent. describ-
ing the scene near Olivct. says:
4 hor," was lifted ont of stabla and car-
red over a high hill and dashed upon the ground in
a corniicd mile away. Garlic were lifted from tho
ground carried .O The air. and dashed to pieces.
Mr. Powelps fire orchard was totally destroyed the
trees being torn from the ground and tw strd into
thousand fragments. Miss Tweed found the works
Of her gold watch quarter Of mile from her house.
! Everything carried away, the furniture all de-
stroyed and her trunk was lifted ont of the housa
| carried off, and has not YET hNcu found. From this
point the storm moved little nOrthCastery, going
about one mile north for every three mile, east Mrs
| Freeman. willow living near Olye'. lpsi her houss
and everything in n. Mr. PinGItirrs farmhouse
and buildings ~rrr ici H rgus Three negro chill
/ dr'n. lr.t al honr n'1r Ohycf, wcu baily
injured. one having ,,ncc di"d. and y H. tioul lht hs
o,hrr~ cannot live Phf .icIal> from NrNrrr piyct
/ aul Lyndon arr "n ilie srolnh. and Lundlrls II
people az work doing all HAT cali h. dole 20 al
! icyIatr tl' general suierinr
! MI to>'cIau',. who ii,.d northwest and Mrs.
loiiu Harper W lao hN"I nor beast OF Malvern. are
! known to haze been killed. Mrs Ro>r,rinf- Mrs.
! ColVcr Mis- Francis Coycr. NJ. Caihiis. Mr. Mart
| Neallv aud Mr~. D.sfn are hlll, hltt. John Ice.
Thomas Lee and Ni.'iu. Ap'icr are badly bruised.
! Ihr houa's and hTit.iuI, of thr following ier-
sons ginning near Oiiyct and following th, tr.ok
! oi the cyclour Wrr totally destroyed l.. ". Pow
! Ell. Nr. brown, Philip Iara. David pufir.d. Nr.
! R">'rlut- -. v. Austin, John C',cr. j. ".
! BIm"r jesse lre Mr. Calku> lir liaum,
! JOHN li1"prr Nr. Iompsin, MI nkiiu. =. l.. iiis-
! -n- Ro,rlf Gralam, James Marshall .Ian,. Wiiey
uud Mr.. Ntncolly TIE. li>t Is INCOMPLETE. he
! j. -bytcI.an Church at 'gr'n"ina was destroyed.
ground. I1 many instance Iralm"nf~ being i.and
ailc from where tlte buildings >t1rl. Articles Of
/ loii,cloll g1o.- ere sml-hei. aHd ggould into
atoms. AMI bedding aHd clotAnS whipped into lass
1rrunLE CYCLONE ly V>~orat
/ 81 Jo,rru. Mo-. Jauc li->Inda} vl.a 'er-
/ rih,c day tor cyclones 10 Northwest Missouri Tho
atuo-p,... p. ,s.rc a.s very great hrwrci { and
> o'co,h in the afternoon. and dugias .h.d ono
short hoa- uo ,r,, than TIRE tw>,,r, dealt death
O.
/ K,ng ,i-y and vicinity Iht.c, clone started near
I Savannah. ~ Andrew Comfy Its course Wlsgorth-
rl,'. through Flag Sp.in.', and King cry. Many
! h.Ys.s ver.. destroyed and Mt lr,, tan twelve
live, lost in Audn.w Comfy. AZ Flag ~p.in.. and
! Kim civ tie 4 .rlrfion was much gr'aicr The
! los, of li,c m tE1f vicinity beng pr"h'h.f hity
mon voi.,. 2. a' chiidr'u. Ihr public ,Luo. build
H., ir Ni.t t.i, a large brick structure was rad
to rI. roiua Hundreds ui hnr>'S. cattlr. bog, arI
sheep wrr. kilici-Vn' man osinS "etiy catue,
another Silly -hrcp. and another seven T. 'G>es.
Auo,hcrri clone started tour wil's uth"",, OK
Eo~.dalr. Au rev County, aut passed eastward ono
mile south ~ R">"d '.
in.,tbrr Started 81 .if miles northwest of iIp ias,
In N,piara. County. 'pur>' Tor t"rlNe Hiirs Do-
ire southeast. II was Orr"liarirr Of iu.r v ae.
, ii,I., ,.., ,ur,i de- II,fiou IN lis tI.ek Many
i've. have. br, % lost n all of lSe e; ;clou>. ana tho
Destruction 60 property, which cannot noN BE- esd
mated. Was Frry great.
rlm CASUALTIES ANp LOSSES ~ N>spirl
81. Lorl,. Juuc l.-Adlirioual account, ot ito
cyclouc in thr northwestern portion OF Missouri
b.,.. been p cciycd Among those known 10 have
h.rn killed ou;rirht are K. G. Nelson. G. T.. Nav
uard. Nil, Maynard, Mrs. g. Roberts and chhl and
am un,,nown man. The injured, 30 far as reported,
ara. Miss 4. Gcr. who will die; Miss Vanguard. se-
rrrelv: William Miller, dangorousy; Robert Nil
l,r 81 .riously bruised Israel Wood. wife a.d chill
Irrn. all more or less seriously injupd Francis
Burke ard party of fourteen persons w"rn all IN
iur.d; John Cott and family. -, Az injured
lie children have >inre died; William Kicks,
severely injured; Mr. Kicks iHtAlt injured; 9irs.
richards. right arm and ribs br0k IN. Houses vera
blown away bclonsng to Jame, loyl'', near Flag
: r,u,,: William Eirpad. near the sIine plaee;
Vr. Dnnhan. Job Picr,r. j.. -. Dangcricid,
I.,,a" Bowl. l3roreo Pur' ancc. Israel Wood. l..
T. carr a.. r. &. Nr~"n, John Coti, lrulk iJrte,
Ti,,n.r nunean. pr. Dnucln. Lcouaul Ncei<,
H.. V.Irtir. Willi1m Bouham. Mrs. Br,cns,
,i,or,,. ..,'rIt~. Randolph Newman. MuA~s MrcSs.
IN mas ialtuon, II. HauwcH. SONIA leri,n;
rLn.n A>ian.. near the SAME place 400 Tie Two
nlia ..s. A. NJ Wolf and ,.or., of o;hcr,. The le-
'tr,.t,u tooi place al or near King Clly and Flag
--- dr. mn. ,-.r cNcl mo nl..ol north