The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-14
ruE WINDS havoc.
The Work Of Cylones In Missouri and
Iowa.

81. l.oui-. july l3.-Fcw minutes before
Gu'uluck Tonight heavy wind amt rain
storm uussed over the city, ioing con-
siderable damage. both ON land aud
river The tow boat Charley Bowen, with
the barge Red Wing, were blown IRON
their muurings at the foot OF buchanan
street, IN the northern part OF the city,
and forced across the river and driven
ashore lust above the bridge. II ia said
her bows urr stove In ami that she is sunk.
the barge struck one ut the piers Oi the
bridge and sunk. Valued at $1,000: in
surcd tor S2uOl The propeller Maya
tocnr and "a ,,na boat belonging to Chi
yugo. were blown from one of the lumber
ward, In tue northern part oi the city
across thoiiycr. but both landed safely at
Nruinr Illinois. \ lumber raft. Cuntaiu-
iug nuOuOu tcct ot buvrd., and raft OF
logs at hall milton feet, we're driven
from tnrir muurlug- and llOntod down the
rlv.r The lumber raft struck the bridge
nl was hr. ken into three or four pieces,
and live mon ON IL had "a narrow escape
from drowning, hui we've saved by "A tug.
IN'r tugs uud u tuw-hOut were sent after
the att. So iur u- NOW known the dam
ugr iu no, city consist, in urrnoning the
Mis-, ur ntouc freight house at seventh
and Pup,ar street,, he hlni asylum, at
Morgan aui lwruuc'h suGrt-, and nu-
uHruu- mlnor injuries to buildings
various parts ut the city,
blowing down many chlmneys, signs,
trees, fences, etc. The wind came from
tine -uuthwcyt and was quite strong Tor
o few minutes.
\ vague report Is IN circulation that
toruuiors occurred nt Mohcrly and
ono or two other places IN the stutc, but
the telegraph wires ARE badly injured
that up information can hc obtained.
-louu ~ IOWA.
/ Kansas CN. JAY 49, me fines ST.
lu,cph Mo, -pucid -Hy- % storm passed
over that region this afternoon, doing
much damage lhr first town in the
& uck of the storm. su ml "a, known, was
/ Hamburg. Iowa which WAS struck about
noon \ brick church and several iTlm'
I houses were we hud. Toe front walls f
/ several business HOUSES tell ont In tio
streets. hr storm then npprntrd at
| NcNh no, 10 Archsuu = unity, Mr., de
/ moli-hiug eight ur ten house. and iuilr-
/ ing nearly all the huil lings IN the place.
1 Uuu child was killed, n ,nlc not Learned.
: Ntnhyrry, Mo, was struck about u'clOCk.
. lhu main tower OF the norm al school AMI
/ the ,uptu ot the BAPTIST chur5h were
/ blown oil. Three other churches were
: moved from their foundations AND
one badly wrvchcd. several stores
aud dwellings injured. At Bur
lugtou Junction the storm appeared
about o'clock Tins ~ small place,
and II l- sand not u house escaped injury,
Main rtrcrt presented scene uf do
-trucuon filled with wrecks ot build
lugB The fronts ot several stores were
blown IN mud the walls carried away and
others uuroofcd. II ls reported tina the
people there ARE in need Of help, but II
IL impossible nt present b. learn definite
~ the situation II IL also reported thai
the storm wus very severe at Muryvilc.
That about twenty live houses were
blown down. Owing 10 the rupture NJ
the wires nothing dcfm was received
from there About = o'c.Ock u black
cloud appeared here, north uf the clt ,
but divided AMI passed on either rIdn
without doing serious injury.
RuMuuEp DYCLpSE
ST. Josrru July ia special to
tho Herald from Maryyille, Mo, sny+
that place was visited b. cyclone be
tween and o'clock to-day Thirteen
Of the best business houscs were IN.
rooted aud Tho court house and jul
were nndy damaged. The city hall aud
& Pr -hytcrnu church ARE nearly Total
wreck uuuu hall IL nlHo badly diam
uRed, Mcssrs. liurcuhurR, Hpurrhuu-4
McCu-ky aud Doocy, are heavy loser,
Mira. l;ryuolds WAS the only person IN
lurcd.