The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-21
TELEGRAPHIC
STORMS AND CYCLONES.
Destruction by Wind aud
Water-Great Loss OF Lie.

Detroit, Mich. 19.-Yesterday about
noon, cyclone struck the southeast OF
Bay City, doing much damage A barn
belonging to Frank Fitzhugh was torn
down, and colt carried twenty rods and
killed. The house of Thomas Joyce
vas also completely demolished. Mrs.
Delos Goster was badly cut By falling
tim Der, and girl named Simpson was
dashed twenty feet from where she
TODD, strihiAR against fence, injuring
her so that sac will probably die. 4
mall boy named John Carol had his
skull fise'ured, and will probably die;
while Mrs. Joyce, her daughter, and
another of the Carol boys were lady
bruised. The track of the storm was
about eighty rods wide, and in its path
fences, trees, esc., we're swept away
clean.
There was also severe storm at Es-
seville, down the river from Bay City,
but no injury is reported save from &C
compsnyIng hail and rain. The same
storm evidently swept through portions
of Tuscols and Huron Counties doing
great damage, especially tour miles
north Of DaRetown, where it tore down
Nathan Lundy's house and barn, and
Malcolm McDona'd's house. At the
latter place Mrs. Mcdonald had leg
broken by falling tinbers. The storm
moved in an eastern direction, and re-
ports are coming in from further on in
its course ef much property being de-
stroyed and many people injured.
Des Moines, l9.- Henry County's loss
By the storm will reach half 8 million,
Of which One-fourth was inflicted in MI.
Pleasant. Shsdrsck Scott and mother
are the only persons known to have been
killed.
New York, l9.-New England, New
Jersey and all parts of this state report
heavy storms to-day. Richford, Yer
mont, reports five Wssheuts between
there and Abercorn, province of QUEBEC.
South Eastern railway trains await re-
pairs. The partly erected walls of Sey- J
mour chair factory, West Troy, n. Y,
were blown down. Not one of humid
red men at work was injured. Lightning
did considerable damage at all points,
but 10 life was lost.
Des Moines, 20.-An impremptu mass
meeting Of citizens of Des Moines was
held al the opera house tonight, when |
over S24, zoe was reported raised to-day |
for the relief Of Grinnell and other storm |
stricken vicinities in Iowa.
Mail reports from Stony Count, rep
resent the damage there by the cyclone |
of Saturday night as very serious.
Several buildings were swept away at
Kelley. All buildings on the farms of
j. a. Mcfarland and VIM. Templeton
were oblterated. Further east all
buildings on sixteen farms were
swept away. Two sehoolhouses
in Nevada were demolished. The Story
County farmers who Lost everything
goods, furniture, stock and horses-sre
b. j. Everett. l.. ID. To0ker, b. f.
Chapman, George n. Emptoek, L. D.
Thompson. Benton Darlington ana Mr..
Whitney. Those who suffered consider
able loss are Ira Baker, II. E. Matthews,
Ed. Pierce, VIM. Aathuss, George A.
HALEY, J.Alderman and A. V. Nor
ris. A schoelhouse il Albany was car
RED away. All growing crops in the
Track of the wind were destroyed, and
cattle, horses, hogs sne poultry were car
lied long distances and deposited dead.
Mrs. L. D. Thompson's little girl was
killed and her own arm broken. g. w.
leg broken, his wife and child
INJURED internally. In Boone county
mber of farm houses and barns were
.srried of and an Swear old boy Of
Christian Petersen was killed.
list of the wounded at Mslcomb: Mr..
Hack, Mr.. Atkins, and three children,
Ir. Suckloth and wife, Mr.. Rogers,
1rs. Wetherbee o. Myers and son,
Ohm buffers, wife and child, Mr.. Anders
nd wife, Mr.. Blood, wife aud three
hildren, three Of Mr.. McClure's family.
nd three Of the Stsndeucker family.