Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-11
CYCLONE.
III Area in Minnesota and Wis
I.rsin Laid Waste by the
Dreaded Funnel Cloud.
peopls Killed, Many Injured and
|rbree Towns Nearly Wiped
Ont of Existence.

a. .| A
,sd here this morning that a cy-
'al, wrecked thirteen houses between
"a ,ster and small place called Ma
's' hrlls, a few miles north of that
william Lyman's house was
wrecked and the inmates seri-
400 injured.
q snort has come from Saltwater
Nm Ahe physicians of that place have
M allied away TO the Vicinity of
Y NJ TO attend persons injured, and
~ .sred that the storm did more
" "a u than at first reported. It is
ds, IN to get any direct Indignation,
nia, 81, Mace is not easily reached.
htE A TOWN WRECKED.
t.Gft PAUL, MINI, Sept. l0.-News
been received that the town of
III Lake, Wis, was badly wrecked
MI storm between five and ak
81 ~ Yesterday evening. Half the
Al Els in ruins. Three persons were
M and many injured. Clear
Is small town Off the
\ Of railroad, and the particulars
b ow in coming in. The path of
Y orm was half a mile wide. The
ace struck was "a mile and a half
Of Minneapolis, moving easterly
ID the town of Marine, thence To
Lake, Wis. Nothing yet has
beard Of any damage east of that
n THE DETAILS.
= EAR LAKE, Wis, Sept. l0.--Iate
rday evening cyclone struck
~ sce and devastation was the re-
The greater portion of the town
n mins and three lives
~ lot The scene after the
m nssed over was horrible
aiAtreme. Men, women and chill
X we running about In a perfect
ENLIGHTENMENT and fear. Here
Ia, here people could be seen coming
their cellars almost paralyzed
4. fear. The strongest man was as
'll little child for no human
ely could have resisted the
4. lie force. One house Of brick was
! a M from its foundation and turned
a. letely round. A large barn was
Mo- away leaving the floor and
N hers with the horses peacefully
M IA their supper. A little child
fh, taken in the arms of the
Efst and landed in the
2hes Of tree but slightly
nv Led. One large frame house was
-D' Nn completely out of sight. Not
Particle of the house or furniture
hsa be found, though search for
luala was made in the track of the
" In. The family had fortunately
refuge in the cellar. Many fam
'htlI are left destitute, not vestige of
De vi worldly possessions remaining.
dm THE STORM AT MARINE.
~. LLwATER, MINI, Sept. 10.-A
H. XII n i received here from Marine this
!, y :. ping says: Fifteen or twenty houses
|. w. wrecked by the cyclone last even
M, IS and large number of people were
.-va ped. Nearly all the doctors of this
~. pre- out there. The house of David
-, - pan, four miles above here, and
M the road to Marine,
~ blown down and some Of the in
~ ~ injured. Only small portions of
y. Orm struck Saltwater, striking
nv. Of the tents at the fair grounds
~ airing them into ribbons.
II y. MOTHER VILLAGE SWEPT.
Il lToN, Wis, Sept. 10.-Half of
inter structures in the village
blown down by the storm
ny ight. The cyclone struck about
n y, ock, doing nearly all the damage
Fen minutes.
= i FLOOD.
y ipPEwA FALLS, Sept. l0.-The
at this place last night was the
-" Of the season. The river is now
Y ~ zen sixteen and seventeen feet
~ low-water mark and still rising
~ aly. Competent Judges look for
" ach higher raise. In this case the
" Pei bridge over the dam will proba-
NV go out 1t Is badly strained now.
sn5y 4 CLIMAX AT WHITE BEAR.
AMI 4 TIE BEAR LAKE, MINI. Sept.
"a Inc cyclone struck White Bear
ib at about O'Clock yesterday
rs, Ipooh' IL swept a track
rs, less than a mile. and
wide. There was usual funnel
IN BfHd cone formation OF clouds,
M, wv green IN color. Mrs. brakes
M pouse, TO the west of Tom Bryan's
M suffered severely. Most OF the
dua lows were blown out. The sheds
M ~ Duluth railroad were de-
= hed, and 100 trees were blown
Nh the track between White
bks station aud Dellwood. There
w. Peen two storms, one from the
! 81 PWest and lone from the. north
y Ihey met at White Bear and
~, after which came the trouble.
THE KILLED AND INJURED.
D. 80 LAKE, Wis, Sept 1O.-The
OF three persons Killed were:
M \ Z Burdeck, the wife of the post
~ VIM. Cayanaugb, the book
w ior A A. Ingalls,, and a..
Saunders. a. clerk in
~ store. Walter Lewis, a clerk
ggs store, was seriously injured,
Us thought he will die. Some OF
Il Efnoclpal losses are as follows: Jno.
fpver, saw smill and machinery
lumber, 800, 900; A. A. Ingalls,,
ID A store, $40, 1000; Smith & Lewis
y $4,000. The total loss
- ~ Lake and vicinity will be ut
II quarter of a million. Bill Nye
n y snie boomerang notoriety was
- y with his brother about
! miles east OF Clear
y when the tornado struck them.
"a ~ lifted out of the wagon by
'Scsl y The wind and dashed to the
sefag = me road. His right leg WAS
nir " IN two places below the knee.
~ ~ brother was slightly
~. He walkel back to Clear
ind secured help and 1t was six
re ,oeiore the injured man could be