Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-08
IN Michigan.

CHICAGO, April IA special from Clyde
station, Mich, reports a terrible hurricane.
near Highland station, Oakland county, on
the Flint & Pere Marquette road, south of
Holly, early last night. The extent of the
damage is unknown, as the telegraph line is
blown down, and the railroad agent walked to
Clyde to send what he issew. The dwelling
of man named Crandall was blown down,
Crandall and child killed, and daughter
severely injured. Mrs. Taylor, of Pontiac,
was also killed and several persons were in
jured. The hurricane covered an area less
than half mile wide, but leyeled everything
on its path.
Later particulars say of the Oakland county
storm, that Lafayette Crandall, his sister and
little boy and Mrs. Henry Taylor were killed,
and his little girls arm so badly crushed as to
require amputatlon. Miss Ora Ward was also
injured. The debris
LOOKS LIKE AN EXPLOSION.
Everything was ground to atoms. One
horse was blown out of a barn and found in a
distant field covered with mud. An idiotsister
of Horace Sherman, of Kalamo, was killed and
another SISTERS leg broken. His wife's jaw
was dislocated and his whole family carried
fifty rods, thrown into a swamp and badly
bruised.
DETROIT, April 7.-Latter particulars from
the cyclone near Highland last night say
there is probably no further loss of lite than
that already reported.
IN KALAMo, EATON COUNTY.
The same storm evidently struck the town
ship of Kalamo, Eaton county. Mrs. Horace
Sherman had her jaw broken, her sister had a
leg broken, and an idiot sister of Mrs. Sher-
man is reported killed. The whole family
was carried some distance, dumped into
swamp and badly bruised. The track OF the
storm was about four rods wide. Peter
Harris barn and house we're demolished and
there was general devastation among fences
and orchards.
CHICAGO, April IA special says terrific
tornado through the township of Kalamo,
Eaton county, Mich, last night, did immense
damage to houses and barns, killing a large
amount of live stock. Several lives are re-
ported lost and many injured. The place is
remote from travel and the telegraph.
AT KENDALL, VAN BUREN, COUNTY.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, April IA severe hail
and windstorm occurred in this region yes
terday afternoon. At Kendall, On the South
Haven road, there was regular cyclone. Mr..
| Wilde's house was blown down. He was
killed, and his wife and friend injured. Other
| buildings were unroofed. The cyclone moved
east across the northern part of this county,
unroofing barns and doing other domage. It
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pEsTRU oTIoN IN KEosAUoUA.
| KEoKuK, Ia, April 7 Especial from Keo-
suaqua, the seat of Van Buren county, states
that the hurricane of yesterday morning
wrecked good deal OF property and played
much havoc throughout the lower Des
Moines valley. At Keosauqua large new
house in which locomotive was kept was.de
molished. A fireman was pretty badly in
iured, receiving scalp wound near the tenn
pie Two or three brick houses were partly
demolished. Sections Of sidewalk were torn
up and borne away by the wind. The glass
| front of Martins new store house was ruined.
The winds tore up trees and blew down fences
| in all directions.
IN MIDLAND, MICH.
EAST SAGINAW, April ABOUT O'Clock
| last evening tornado swept over the terri.
| tory northeast of Midland village, twenty
miles west of this city, doing considerable
damage. The residence of farmer named E.
E. Walton was
PICKED UP BODILY
and capsized, tearing it into pieces. The
wreck took fire from stove and burned up.
The family were all injured, Mrs. Walton Sc
yerely. The hired man had his shoulder
broken and child had an arm broken. The
barn was torn into shreds and other property
in the neighborhood was damaged. The
house of man named Wood, living on Stur-
geon creek. was blown down and Wood was
I severely hurt.
| LATER DETAILS.
DETROIT, April7 There is not much fuller
! intelligence from the tornado near Highland