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

ENlNG, JUNE 10, 1882.
Des Molnes. June 19.-Little new de-
velopments to-day from the destruction
BY the cyclone at Grinnell. No further
deaths arc reported to-day, but up to
eleven o'clock tonight, forty-one deaths
hsd occurred at Grinnell and twenty
three at outside points. Seventeen Of them
ct Malcomb and in that vicinity. and
6ve in the country northwest Of Grin.
nell.
The doctors say that six or seven
more of the wounded at Grinnsll cannot
live twenty -four heurs, and soma Of the
physicians put the hnal death roll at
Grinnell at moro than fifty, while they
fear it will rsach a high as ssventy-Rve.
OF the wounded in that
city there are now 40 known cases, and
some eighty Of thsm, moro OF less ssri-
ous. In the country there are also sev.
eral serious cases Of injury.
The best posted msn ct 0rinneli yes.
tsrday estimated that the death roll Of
this calamity u not unlikely, aud Is in
deed very probable 70 reach one hundred.
II il now sixty -four - We have it. There
were six deaths yesterday and last night.
Among tharsst, that Of Conductor Deeg-
men. Of the Rock Island road. One hum
dred and forty-thres Is now estimsted as
the number Of dwelling houses destroy
ed BY the tornado in the city of Grinnell.
Its estimated that this entails loea
Of half million dollars now, which il
nearly total loss, as hardly any Of them
are insured against tornadoes or anything
but fire. Nr. j. B. Grinnell states that
the people in losing their homes loss all
that they have in the world
Outside Of Grinnen, At Malcomb and
in the country there is also IN
immense loss. probably aggregate
of all will not foot up less than three.
quarters Of million dollars. Some OF
the business men of Grinneli think that
its actual loss will be larger than this. :
The following is Q list of losses in
Grinnell:
]. Wsochester. total. $4,000.
Chas. Hobart, partial, $1,000.
Mn. A. Scott, partial. $4,000.
Rev. J. n. Chamberlain, total, 5000
College buildings, $4,000.
Nj Dodge, Of Boston, total, $1,000.
Nkan Dnlln-
g. N. Saunders total, &5.0O0.
G: and 2. b. Stevens, a partial, 81, 900.
Mrs: Mary B: Day. total, s2,5oo.
DR.. Clark, total, $1,000.
Rufus Kicker, total, S1,5O0.
VIM. Carpart. total, $4,000.
Chas. F. Craver, total. 5000.
A. Laraber, total, $1,000.
Dr.. E. w. Clam, partial, $1,000.
N. Stevens, partial. $1,000.
Kimbal! 4 Merrill, partial. $1,000.
L. q. Philips, total, 5000.
Guthrie, total, $1,000.
Widow Clement, total, $1,000.
Rev. A. V. Everest. partial, $1,000.
Mrs. Martyr. partial, $1,000.
This Is very incomplete list and per
haps it does not include one-Rfth oi
them. est
IN ILLINOIS.
Chicago. June ia Metropolis, Ills.
special says terrible cyclone struck tn,
city Yesterday evening, blowing dow
several houses, killing Dick Turner, cap
sizing and sinking the steamer Jeoni,
Walker and scattering harvested whea
in the vicinity. The damage is heavy.
| IN KANSAS.
Atchinson, June l9-Mail and travel
srs bring more accurate reports Of th,
effects Of Friday nights storm, showin
that it extended southwsrd and west
ward Of Kansas City, and doing create
aggregate damage than ut first supposed
Many small towns and hamlets were vi,
tied and all are in mourning over th
loss Of life and property. A family q
three are reported drowned on . aat.bos
twelve miles below here.
Boone, L., June 19.-The tornad
struck the southerly part Of Boon
; county, Saturday evening at eigl
o'clock. 1t was plainly seen here an
seemed twenty miles away. Reports n
just coming in Of great destruction j
that section. All the buildings on seve
81 farms were completely demolishe
and . church four miles south of Ogde
was destroyed.
The Weather.
Washington, June l9-The indication
for the upper Mississippi and low,
Missouri valleys are: Partly cloud
weather, slowly rising temperature, fal
/ ing barometer, winde shifting to easterl
, and southerly direction.
A ForEsr Sentenced.
Chicago. June l9-Jos. B. Doyle, IL
oounterfeiter. was sentenced in the fe
eral court this morning to twelve years
the Chester, ILL.,, penitentiary.
Sunk bv An Iceberg.
st. Johna, N. B.. June l9.-The schoo
or Massasoit was sunk by An iceber