Daily Republican., 1884-04-29
FOURTH EDITION.
TWO CYCLOAE ES.
One Z, OHIO and Another In MIS-
,ouri-Forests ana b q iidings
Rlovp Dowp-seversl Persons

nn,o and Another In MIS-
.ou.,-rorests and b u dings .
BLOWN DOwn-seversh feTsoAs
Killed.
DAyroS. Ohio, April 28.-Shortly
before 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
the most destructive cyclone ever known
in this part of the country passed over
the southern part of Montgomery ana
Green counties, devastating everything y
in its course. 1t appears to have origl'
mated near WoUiburn, a small Town
10 miles south OF here, and eye witnesses
describe it as appalling IN its Jury. AL
authentic statement is that the cyclone
was formed by the union OF TWO lish'
storm clouds from the south and north-
west. which immediately assumed the
form of a waterspout, rising aud ae'
cendinp like waves OF the SEA, ana ue-
stroying everything in its way.
| Mr.. Il, Best, of this city, VINO was
near enough to observe accurately saya . .
that its path was fully one-eighth OF
mile wide. the storm moving over I'll,
country like an immense clouo o'
smoke while everywhere in lts cours.
,ha air was filled with trees and tht
b ruins of houses. Forests were il'"S. tn
down like weeds, fences Destroyer ~?
miles. and it is estimated that in thi
county alone at least twenty resiuen'o
.re in ruins, to say nothing OF the los
IN other buildings, live stock anu iarn
| property. .,,o siv miles sout]
of here several persons are known
have been injured, and one lady Is re
nnrted 10 have been killed, while a cav
nil, harns aud other buildings "er
\ |da.iroved. At Carrollton Friend pape
mill and other buildings were pad
damaged. and it is reported that
number of residences were destroyed
l1;rect;ons and the roads are impassabls
Near Woodburn the residence an
r Iother buildings belonging 70 Eu"af [
Wheatley were destroyed Win o'ne
: property. .onor,ed ut,,iu,
Two far nands, are Icpo,I.eai 'iroxeI An
brick r, o,noo' ~, r,rTi,d SO wards MIR. liarri
house and barn we're DESTROYED, .r,l .n.tu .r
y r,urht ia the cyclone, cnrri,u ~ !"n II
a droppcg to he EARN ,rn ,ntm wer, n, tlv RUNE,
H. Rihruour's pI oprrty WAS badly damapr'
AMI Ahurr Harris barn Snh other ph'ou, ,u
inrs were destroyed. The names OF ''e o'"
losers cannot be asctr alhen; ,,ou,os n
Transferring the lar. e number OF mousse "
stroyrd The loss Of life must have bctn n'n' .,
IN tn. neiph6orhood OF Miamishurg the hal
900 is heavy. In this city there wa a hra' @
rain nrcunipanicn y hail, bnt thtte was iia. m
wind. At Btlbro0k, hieth Conht!, ~ ,a na
Uftnru tarmhouses were more o'lcH naniof
hui The occupants generally escapcn ps IAN
refuge In the cellar. , . Air.
From Carr llton the cyclone TOOK u ui''
rasterly course, and It's iorce "Hs not ,n
lpast >p,nt when 1t cached Jalh' stom -
thrivinv village of to, t. habitants, men II
rnnortrd was ulircly destroyed, uhlN
huildinps being left stand ing. li' Hn'"t
tpipyraDh reporis receive, II re susie 'hat
narsnns n,t known TO have been k,iie', wh
Twenty were InuIe or lcse liilufti. A'hu
othrrr ,idcucrA lhal Of l.. Wlckrr7htin
lifted from its foundations ana ca' rl'u i"a,I
Instance Near Nenia thcr" was c"ns''t' a. ,
destruction. The soldiers an, o"i. ,md
nhans' Uo,nr wa badly damag a., Az"
", barn, laundry and otnrr o"lnnilnlheH w.
urstrov. The hospital ana olhti sir"ct"
we're uuroofpd Mis- Harvey MaToil,
MINT WaicEman Richardson were ,hlni'
hu' none of the children wee hult b'tN'
,n |Jusptr and Cedar cree ON Inc Narr"Non'
~ Railroad, he damage l. great L" iarin pi"l
~. and al this point some trans wer' u',a
"a nave ON account Of the wind, "EIl" ON
- I'D moi dare pu,, over the Cedar Creek trt
during the cyclone. In all dir'chohs y"
and EAST of here he scene of destruction "'
\ description. ~ ,,,o ;,
ST. JOsLrH Mo-, April y A cyclone u
King CITY, tittv miles from mere, ON Ha'ur
uivht DESTROYED hN, house,. 40 NN's
LOS. hut four persons were injured. mum
= of cattle were Killed.