Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-28

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,,,rrp PRESS DISPATCHES
teso
asrse Thief Hang.
,s IT., June 27.-Ihe OH
81, ~ tfr here Yesterday with the noted
urs 's,, horse thief Epihance in Gus
s '0o,, ., masked men took the prisoner
band o. .a him. The lynchers are sup
-osed to be Mormons'- -
lime %.-The cyclouic Storm
oneIoh a1Ia soy the past few days has trav.
'n'su .na desolated this section seemed
- have followed no particular a,S Sya.ss' sns.s
% u1 70 nave dipped down here and there
bot si,t. 70 ss,s widely separated, as cities in
'0;nsn sipo;O., and Nebraska, Dakota Terri
'n'u .ra southern Indiana. "h'is the
'o, ss ns in Iowa have been most serious
'a'as ,;,s and property, the aggregate losses
V NV ra,ts of the region are very
IN O.u'' Among the casualties which
a'" MT been already mentioned the
Ling a,'s may be given. as indicating
.ss' .ss General character and violence OF
'ne Az OsceOla, IOwa,sy
'as ''s,ar Adam Miller and VIM. Lowe
's.u .'s R;lIed by lightning. A severe rain
va, va viud storm visited Abba yesterday
sus sssniug. with accompaniment OF thun-
- LIGHTNING. Trees snapped OIL
~. ~. nj Distols. and many pranks were
asS .,.yed by the wind, but no loss OF life
= rs,.ooted. The storm appeared like a
.'a,s Trains are delayed in the di-
..;or Of McGregor, Iowa, by disasters
lacks .. and bridges. Much damage
~. dome on Saturday in the neiRhbor-
..oa M Of sionx City and Malvern, in
''o o..hves.ern Iowa. Between Morrison
IA aRouud Grove, Illinois, 26OO feet OF
=. Chicago & Northwestern track was
x,shsd away. The Chicago, Burllng
,ona Quincy suffered even worse. West
:, o,Mspdola, Nebraska, yesterday morn
mo terrific storm gathered in Butler
comfy and swept southwest through
sanders, Lancaster, Cass, Elco and Ne
hama counties, doing the greatest dam
,osin n belt % miles in width between
w.boo and Weston. Corn was badly
h..eu down in the southern part of
Sanders county, and small grain was
u.terly ruined. Two houses were blown
aovp. In Wahoo O two-stOry barn was
carried fifty feet through tho air. A
herd Of l25 ponies we're swept by the
storm eight miles southwark, over fields
and through wire fences. Not pane OF
class was left in the windows facing the
west. The schoolhouss at Clear Creek
vsscompletely wrecked. One man was
killed and five injured near Talmadgs,
on the Missouri Pacific, while seeking
shslter under freight car, which was
hurled against them. Corn will be put
back two or three weeks. Numbers Of
ea.tle were carried down stream and
drowned near Lanesboro, Minnesota.
Roads were stripped of bridges. and
made inaccessible, and crops were dam
aged somewhat, hay most severely. One
man was drowned in UldaphO, Mime
sofa, while rescuing stock from the
foods. There was tornado at Marys-
vile. Kansas, yesterday morning, and
ono ia also reported at Kerwin,sMuncie
Indiana, got the last Of the wind, dam
ago Of about $4,000 being inflicted
Geo. Hawkes. family were severely
shocked by lightning, tho little daughte
remaining unconscious long time
Great damage to wheat is feared. Roof
were blown off, and much other damag
done. At Decatur, Indiana. the loss wa
$1,000. Three people have been kille
there by recent tornadoes. The loss i
Indianapolis is said to be fifty thousan
dollars. Telegraph and telephone wire
are blown down. At Lafayette, Indi
ana, was a terrible waterspout. eigh
feet high, on Saturday night, which
chased a train coming TO the city for Q
considerable distance. 1t whirled rock
and immense trees along in its course
but spent its force before it caught th,
train. A severe rain storm did $1,000
damage TO Chester township, Ohio
Stock and grain suffered. Innumerablt
smaller casualties occurred, but thes,
sufficiently illustrate the storm.
Personal Iajuries.
MANCHESTER, N. H., June S.--Abou
midnight fire broke out in boarding
house on Merrimac and Elm streets
and the following persons were injuret
BY leapinR from windows: Mary Sulli
van, Owen Ford, Harry Jennings, Mar
Rsrst Mcnamara, Eugene Sullivan. Pa
Mcnamara, Paul Daine, Alice Welchsrt
and Michael Moore.
The EuauelsbnrG storm.
". PAUL, June 25.-A special from
Spsncer. Iowa, to the Pionesr-Press, re-
es'ved late last night, says; A cyclone
passed through this vicinity last night
II struck this town and did much dam
~, unrooing buildings, tearing ur
SIDEWALKS and blowing down residences
oalus and buildings. In the southern
part Of Clay county IL blew down TWEEN
vhouses, killed five people and injuret
twenty-five. At Emmetsburg il blew
dovn four residences, took the from
oot OF four business blocks, made Z
Md wreck out Of Shaner's plow work
and injured four persons, two seriously
Vvine to the confusion and wreck o
s'fss, it is impossible to give names o
nses tonight. This is authentic.
Winds In WIseenain.
MILWAUKEE, June 3.-Heavy rain
md terrible storm last Saturday, jus
Wported, have caused much damage =
~opa In tho valleys Of the Aississipr