New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-26
EFFEC1S OF STORMS IN TIE WEST.

HOUSES BLOWN DOWN AND THE INMATES KILLED.
ST. PAUL, June 25.-A dispatch from Spencer,
Iowa. received late last night says: cyclone passed
through this vicinity Friday night. striking this town.
1t did considerable damage unToong buildings, tearing
up sidewalks and blowing down houses, barns ana busi-
ness blocks In the southern part Of Clay County blew
down twenty houses, killed five persons and injured
about twenty-five. At Emmctts0urg it blew down four
houses took the Of four business blocks made
total wreck OF Shanners plough works injured four
persons two Of them seriously.
ALGoNA Iowa, June 25.-In Emmettsburg, man
was thrown upon by the cyclone and burned
and three carried of and badly hurt. child was
carried several received injuries from the effects
of which iC will die. In Fenton Township, Kossuth
County, the house Of william Myers was blown down
and ali hie members of the family were nurt. Near
Wesley g. W. Adams and a child were injured
SIOUX CITY. Iowa. June ga cyclone struck Hos
pers fifty miles northeast Of this city. at O'Clock yes
terday morning, destroying the Presbyterian Church
the schoolhouse, a carpenter shop and twenty-five
houses and barns Iospers and Its vicinity. The cy
clone lastci only fifteen minutes. Henry Gaue,
appeared 10 be from The west 20 the east the wind
sweeping path about five miles wide Tor fifteen mixes.
Eighteen ircsn-cars ot Ine CAcas0 81 adl ana Winnie
apOs Railroad wrecked. The depot and adjoining
Wa ehOuses were carried twenty ieet and des-
rOyed The pieces 81 the Ifcspy efiah Church III the
village scattered Tor hall a mile.
report has come to SdnDJrn station on the St Paul
and Milwaukee road twenty miles northeast OF Ospcrs,
that Pmgnar wrecked by tie storm and six people
were injured The town las ,.DOut three hundred uhab
ifants. 4 farmer came to Spencer, station twenty
miles east SanbOTn with the report that ia his neigh
burhuOd six persOns were killed and forty Injured.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi. June 25.-lhe IaIst0rm on
Friday nght was the heaviest known at OwatOnua
and other points along the line OF the Winona ana ST.
Peter Road Special dispatches report great damage 10
crops washing away Of farm machinery, and dcs-
tctlon buildings. The river Twelve feet in I've
hours al OWaOnna. The storm extended several nun
dred miles from Dakota across Southern Minnesota.
DES MOINEs. IOha June 2J.-Ihe cnairmen OF the
Prohibition Amendment and Auti-PrOnlbtiOn Amend
IenL Committees iii this STATE nave joined IN circular
TO Of The state as.ng each voter wncn Gcpus
iting his ballot election day 10 drop inO another
boN to be provided contribution for the sufferers by
me cyclone THc money is 10 Dc forwarded 10 the Gov
ernUr for distribution.
OGAnA Neb. June pa severe wind and rain storm,
ACCOMPANIED IN iOcd les by hail. passed from the
central 10 the eastern portion OF tnc state tbs afternoon.
the Whole DANA e beng estimated at SJO,UUO
CHICAGO, June pa OlspatcI from ChegOAee, Iowa,
saws: 4 Wud aud rain Storm yesterday ulOrnlns dld
con era bic damage and The town OF PecreOn
and south and nOrtn At Peterson store fUur
or i've dwellings, and stables
blown down. -Four miles north Of there
four farm houses were lcvclled, killing
"a woruon and a child, and woundng Otlers \ few
miles tins side several farm LOuses were levecd
and others damaged. Al Souti-raud tiree stores,
backsniths shop, aud seven OF eight dwellings went
down.