The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-10-19

Bayou come in slowly and are yet indef-
mite, though all agree that there has been
great loss OF life and property. Two
brothers named Poneroy were picked up
by the schooner, Andrew Baden, in
the Sabine lake. They had heen
in tn water thirty-six' hours
clinging to their cspsized yawl. Their
mother and sister and Mrs. Capt. Yauker,
her son and a little girl of he party were
lost.
THE PoMERoYs
report that fifty lives were lost at the Por-
ter House where the people ad collected
as the best place of safety 1t went TO
pieces at 8 o'clock, many persons are mis-
sing. Still greater loss is reported from
JoHSsoS's BAYOU,
wi ole families were swept away. Not a
house was left standing within five miles
of the lake. Parties were organized last
night and left on the steamers Lamar and
Emily p. with provisions and bedding.
They are expected back might, when
further particulars will be obtained
FURTHER DETAILS.
A Times Democrat Lake Charles, La,
special saws: The loss of property along
the Cameron Parish, Gulf coast and for
some distance west of Sabine Pass by the
storm Of Tuesday night was fearful. The
N all boat from Cameron Parish reports that
TIE water at Caucasian Pass was eight f'et
deep at the light house, and that the entire
country east and west was submerged
Thursday night, drowning thousands OF
c,ttie.
NO LIVES WERE LOST
{; Ieesburg or aucasian Pass. Following
are reported lost at JohnsoD's bsyon,
louisiana. The entire families of Al or.
/. INHERIT, Marion Lukes, George Strever,
thaS Blanchet, Bedf I'D Berry and twn
{ N lies by the name of Frandaver and
Be2deS aud many Others whose names
have not been ascertained.
AT FORT WAYNE.
Fort Wayne, Ind, Oct IA terrific
le from the south passed over this city
rs afternoon, and t > o'clock ragged with
full force. The Odd Fellows temple, Cen
t;var'' brewery. Hake's bottling works and
Adams express Office, together with some
OF the principal business bui Gings ~er'
nproofed. At O'Clock fire broke out in
the outskirts of the city, an five frame
dwellings are in flames with the gale
ANOTHER DISPATCH
as the gale this afternoon unroofed half
,.Ozen large buildings including the Odd
Fellows temple, French bo~ery, H. kc'S
bpitling works and Driscoll's hall. When
the winds were most furious, fire broke
r"t in a frame dwelling nelr the Bo s
foundry and machine works which EMPLOYS
1900 men. The fire spread to two other
iwellins which were consumed. The Boss
works suffer no damages
AT MoNRoEvILLE,
fifteen miles east of Fl. Wayne, a brick
barn blew down killing Mrs. S. NJ. Will
liams.
A SCHOONER SUNK
Port ColdbOrn, Ont, Oct. l4-An un-
known schooner, supposed to be three
masted vessel ioundered when about three
miles of this port this Afternoon The Tug
Booth started Immediately to thy and
pick up the sailors. A heavy gale was
blowing from The southwest at the time.
LATER.
Port Calbourne, Oct 1.-THE tag boat
has returned here and reports the found
cred vessel as the sch9one. Geo. N. Chase.
Capt. Cook, grain laden, 'Ound from Chic
ago to Buffalo, and when the Booth reach
ed the Inflated vessel, she found the tug
Y. A. Moore, already there, and together
they saved four of the crew whom they
found clinging to The S. ars which stuck up
out of the water, Capt. Cook and one man
never come up after the vessel went
down.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, KY, Oct. IA hard wind
storm prevailed throughout the state this
morning, but no special damage Is re-
ported.
MICHIGAN LAID WASTE
Detroit, Mich, Oct. II The wires
throughout the state are almost all down,
and it seems that it will be impossible to
learn anything about the extent of
the storm. In this neighborhood a
gale prevailed all the afternoon, the
wind reaching ffty-two miles an hour.
All the river craft were ammed
up, tres, roofs, plate glass and electric
light towers have suffere considerably.
Owing to the crossed wires, many of the
electric lights did not appear, and ,arge
portion of the city is in darkness.
DEVELOPING GREAT ENERGY.
Washington, Oct. IA, 10 a. m The storm
was central yesterday morning in the ex
treme northwest and moved to the south
east, and has united with the storm lately
central in the Gulf of Mexico, and is now
central in Northern Illinois. 1t is devel-
oping great energy and il will move to the
northeast, accompanied by high southe st
winds, shifting 10 the northwest over the
lower lakes and coasts in New England
and the Middle Atlantic states. High
northern winds are indicated for Lake Su-
perior and Michigan.
HEAVY GALES IN ILLINOIS.
Kaukakee, Oct 1.-THE water wolas
tower which was com pleted last week was
blown over to-day, crushing the barn of
u. NJ. johnson and portion of his resi-
dence. Joshua Aldrich and wife were in