Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-19

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and Isaac Millse entirely DESTROYED.
Jimmy Johnson's house badly dam.
aged.
John Whitmsns house eDns.
John Ross house gone.
Thomas 6argent's house injured.
Nathaniel's residence oomplsteiy des-
tsoysd.
Mr.. 6paulding's house total wreck.
Or. Bodies house partially destroyed.
Mrs. Cues house Q total wreck.
Mr.. A. j. Prsstons house badly wreck
Cd.
Mrs. 0riswold's residence . total
wreck. M
eansel Nelson's houss iuiursd.
Thomas 6hAcklsys house . total
wreck.
8. Graham's due new rsaidsnos CON.
pletely destroyed.
DR.. 0rin7eil's house total wreck.
Mr.. Agard's house ruined.
Williaa- -Bsnson's house partly tipped
Barley Morrel's house blown away.
Mn: Reeds house unroofed.
]. 6heridan's house destroyed.
10. Wintersteels house fat on the
ground. ~ - -
Mrs. Buck's house blow, down.
Henry McConnells house fat.
]. g. Hovard's house totally swept
away.
J. B. Isenberg's house totally destroy.
ed.
II. W. sothell's house total wreck.
W. Jennings house total al'wreok.
.. Hobart's house injured.
]. Worcester's house destroyed.
II. w. Williams roof gone.
N. Chamberlain house wrecked.
Mn. Scott's hOuse blown fifteen feet,
f.. 6argent'a house tipped over. i u
Mr.. Knebell's house completely de-
stroyed.
Hatch 4 Cos business block unrosfed.
Child's livery stable carried away.
The house Of tho lats ]. p. Clements
completely scattered.
ID. A. Clark's house completely
Mr.. A. ]. Lnrabee's house is crushed
mass lying in the back yard.
In Rock township. Jasper county,
about fifteen houses were DESTROYED, .
child named Kipp was killed outright
and the father seriously injured.
Three houses on the Tilden manufac-
turing farm. were destroyed, and . ten
ant named Shope somewhat injured.
The train coming from the north on
the Iowa Central WAS caught just at the
city limits near the college buildings.
and laid out on the side track. Henry
More OF Marshalltown, brakeman, was
killed.
A train loaded with corn and hogs
on the O, r. I. & P.
bound west, was struck by the storm, one
and half miles from Grinnell and Con-
ductor 8. Deigman, of Stuart, Ia. was
badly injured and died to-day.
The storm passed from Grinnell east.
ward along the line of the c., r. I. + P.
r, r. to Malcom, nine miles distant, and
there did fearful work, killing. and
wounding number of people. The
following is . list Of the "dead:"
Charles Wheeler.
Mrs. Ackers.
Mrs. Meyers and mother.
Van. Middlemen.
Peter Crift.
Isaac Wilson and child.
The following is list Of the wound.
ed"
Margaret Murray.
John Duffee and Miss Shearin.
Mrs. Wetherbee.
| Johnnie Ankers.
Lizzie and Della Bahreutfuse. The
latter is thought to be fatally injured.
| Tho Presbyterian and Methodist
churches were both completely de
stroyed.
The Gazette Office and the agriculture
ware house of J. H. Jofus were scat
tered, and . number Of residences wert
totally destroyed.
Great damage Was done in the coun
try surrounding Mslcom. Twelv,
farmers hemes are known to be total,
demolished and Others west will prob
ably be reported.
Burlington, Iowa, jane le-On Satur
day night at eleven O'Clock terrifi
storm passed IN . southwesterly diree
ton over Des Moines and Henry osur
ties. Iowa. In Burlington only rain an,
hail fell, bat one mile south Of the cit,
the hurricane blew down barns. houses
orchards, and destroyed vast amour
Of property, but none are reported killet
Tho electrical DISPLAY was remarkable
The sky WAS aelow constantly for tw
hours. At Mount Pleasant. twenty
eight miles west, the hurricane was YER
destructive. Two storms met over tn
town at half past eleven and sccomps
MED BY rain and hail broke in feartu
fury. demolishing entirely the Baptis
! church, which cost $25, ,OOO, and lifting th
spire from the Presbyterian church hig
in air and inverting it, the point struc
the sidewalk in front of the church an
it was driven into the ground man