The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-02

UnrOOfed, Tees Wrench.d d ont by
the Roots, Growing Grain buined,
"nd Mad Havoc Created Generally
The Wires Awry.
The following accounts of the storms of Tues
day last are taken ffom the st. Lonis Globe
Democrat Of the SOth ult:
IN OHIO.
Cincinnati, o., June 20. This has been de.
cidedly the hottest day. Thermometers ran.
from 0. degrees TO 81 degrees in the shade, aud
ths sir has oeen oppressive snd sultry. Late
this aiternooa number OF h ,avy suo wers fell,
aScoompa sSS anied by light hail, and to.nght
me wlIes have been In bad condition
all day, and special .aispalches to-
night show that u heavy wind ard RAIN
s,o,' su,s prevaaiea over large portion of Ohio
tuis forenoon AT Manefisld tho storm came
NJ I a. III. this morning Among the losses
there We're p' r,ion OF The fait grounds bui,d-
ihs5. carpente! on u ladder In u new house
was oiowh 10 ME g'ound aud suffered ialri
i,Juries. At Columbus the root OF yImms, car
WUrKs was blown of and The east 4, II of 1 a
bui ding blown down. ihe panhan,ile round-
mousse ana the scraper W Irks were ulro bauly
oAmaseu. Advipes from points In the north
western part vi the state tell the sam. story of
destruction to ruots, Trees, fences and crops
al LA caster the damags was very severe in
tne south part Of the city. The freight depot
1i tne Maski,gham Valley railrnud had It's roof
blown oil and part OF the wall blown In Toe
| TOOL OIL one siOe OF the round house of the same
| read was also blown of. The whole ton of ih,
large buildipgof the Hooking Valley manu-.
,no,, company wss torn on and part VI The
Michael O'Gara, just under the roof. was
| completely wiecKed. AT Marietta n,ne lille
girls, swimming In floating BATH, narrowly
escapel drowning, the bath houtc being blown
" pieces Many houses and barns IN the
cOunty were unroofed The sto IN was very
severe at New Lexi,gton, Pc nv county. il
Isl hDossi6le to estimate the damage, but the
points INDICATED show wide belt of country
across the State he's been Visited by tn storm.
more or less severe, and crops. esnecIallS
wheat, much damaged. No loss Of Lie Is re-
ported, exec pit as above.
| SUFFERERS BY THE STORM.
Cincinnati June 20. "A special from Spring
| leIu ONO, says severe wind storm Visited
tnat city this morning. Tne plow-factory of
M Mroot Evans was unrooied aud portion of
| Inc Walls blown down. "A lady at ihe win
COW OF u grocery Was struck by n plank. and
| city. " WI.
a dispatch from Ripley, Ohio, saws the
mouse or Mrs. kinkead was struck by light
mug thls morning, and Mrs. Kinkead was
| paralyZed in One side.
AT NoKoMIs, ILLINOIS.
Nokom's, H., June % --rne most terrj0c
storm OF me season visited THIS section ali Jut
|
We're. hlown down, including pew honse IN
| toWn Lac !.-sby ,triau pa sonage, n, [ vel
completed, was removed irom he found st,1n
aa aa T., tne Eonntrf' shocks oi wheat were SC . ..
ron,l ~ an ieo.lohs I'D fruit trees were IL,
rooted; a h"Trs freight train was bro, ghs tc
na n'',oi ~, 0, and could no
| We ec t-... -,u.ii. bated A Leayy
ram followed, which WI! be of immense
Value 10 the crops.
THE TORNADO Al PITTsDuRG
| Pitt6DOIn. Pa Inn, I,>...
one oi ths most ter, ilic tornadoes, accompanied
Dy thunder. lightning and rain, that eve,
ns,.eu 'l'tsburg pesseo over the h,i dist u,
aa ,no.Iaaihs .the Ihiiteenth aud FouIte /,
| wards. The wind seemed to come from +, ,,,
| nor,hwest, anu uprO0ted tees, blew down sew
@ eTai nonses nd stabies, and cnrriea away
umel1us ,nnn,,i1 ishces. The only Casualty SO fsr
reported ID that of Jacob Schuster. n Hntchar
VINO wa. driving in wagon wuen he WAS
Struck Dy ilshtning and Knocked insen,ible.
he Is still living, and mhy recover.
THE IOWA HURlIcANE
buIiinstp", H., June 20 On Tuesday. when
the the momeier indicated the higbest IAN
pn,"'u,1 .n,s year 90 dtgrees) and the air was
..inusuany .i sntry, lhe mercury went lower I'm
the barometer 'nsn at any previous Lime in
zen years ihe fall was giadual. This alter.
nooh rain ht0i IN set In, continuing seyer,l
TSa Ss' !, ro ro,iowea afeer dark ny Ugh wiads
.ne storm extended west as far as Abba. Al
agency CITY considerable hail fell Within
the last thirty days we have had In this local.
ity n,ariy one.taii d of our annual rninia i,
THE TORNADO IN HAMPTON, IOWA.
=, Dubuque, Iowa, June 30 "A special to the
times, IRON Hampton, Iowa, says a tornado
passed over Hampton at midnght, dsirgcJn
slaerdpie damage. Houses we've un oofed.
Trees DiOwnd down and other damage Wroupht
The Beedlo block Is an entire wreck nj Cnsrn
kee slA men, IL II said, We're killed, and eli
along he illinois Central damage Ia rcport d
great.
THR STORM IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Moores, Pa June 20. "A tornado o pwept the
upper part Of delaware county this ,i,arpon, ,ne
doing considerable damage Houses W r.,
nnIooitd, !rees uprooted, fences prustratcd.
ana grain 1elde LAID waste. r"'e"'
THE STORM IN CANADA.
Erin, Ont, June pa destructive tornado
passed over this township last evening, level.
s hnsh o' WIS ioaces anu croDs. Fifty acres OF