Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
|ypRNApo AT AKRON.
|..,uy gulp, NGS DEMOL-
1 ,sneo AND DAMAGED.
n,,,o, Persons iJuroi-reopi" Es-
.,,r njary by rnking Refuge In
r.n.t,-A cyclone In Kansas
-Iluee Persons Killed.

-Ihise Persons Killed.
e.,vuAyp. May 10.-A Leader
Irln Akron, Ohio, says: At b. 80
I.y,uipg. Ia Tie midst ol most ter
aasoudbulst, Ills Guy WAS struck by
~ :, tornado which has ever been
i's,n h.leGbou,s. excepting, perhaps.
a.sh,ton ryelpnc Of jhst n month ago.
4. storm struck the southern part of
!. ~ ,Ir and lore through the Filth,
is,,b X NJ, and Second wards, doing damage
,,tA e.nuot be estimated at this writ
l, m, luIlv one hundred buildings are
."p,lely demolished. Hundreds more
" tiily damaged.
M house oi Dominick q. Reader, ut
!, and Wsshinl ton streets, was un-
nd and Mrs. Reader was slightly In.
4. John lleiler's house, . tew doors
was almost demolished, as were
Io,eph Blggar's aud Lou.s Shsfiisr's
lt,. Passing along Browcr, Klein
"a Wheeler streets, . dozen or more
Eaxs we're more or lees dam aged, some
latg moved bodily from their iounds.
,Orl and others completely unrooied.
ilsns Gall,gau's house. on Klein
yre, vas smashed, and NJ. Monnett's
tm,, on Glaai street, was turned topsy.
,auy and pisc, caly ruined.
lie wind sIueN Gebhart Hcrman's
1 hoa,. Toe family OF nine persons had
ius III lOsu 10 supper IN the kitchen.
III, pvu,io struck the house and hurled
w auwgisn like a flying top. land
tng It iiiJ irelsway All the occupants
ytn nGV o. less bruised. Mr.. Herman
uu pnHsi Town III the dob:is, and only
lie siggy OF despair, when he smtlt the
edor Of Tie ire near him, enabled him tn
uiraie himielf. Recovering, he found
li lite e,I burning by the overturned
t''yr anu btlofo the flames could be ex-
lrgul,hsl she was irightiuliy burned
ror. The back Aud lilnbs.
Tie Laric mo then struck the Burk.
hrit brewery sluafsly, wrecking II
utterly The loss VIII probably reach
E,O.O. The II use OF A. q. Miller was
eupetely Obl.ieratcJ. A; the corner
Brown and Lichsnse streets y. G..
b,ser's l,ocery was torn 10 pieces. HE
vile and daughters were In the building,
but tAey escaped to the cellar and were
svt. Baker I, missing aud ~ is feared
EaI hs 10 dead n tie ruins.
James Whitters barn ard orchard.
voiih u 0DO, were destroyed, he himself
nnowy escaping. Melvin Irish's
hniy were just seated AZ supper when
III Irish cried: "Run TO tie cellar, q
peloue is coming" She and her two
eiidren managed 10 reach the cellar be
kre The crash, but Mr.. Irish was caught
Ea heavy timber and Ills spine wal
ktousiy injured. Mr.. Irish was PROT
Wy fatally injured.
Passing on the storm demolished tn,
houses of Alvin Alexander aud Mrs
ks,e o 'Connell. Tnen, having leveller
hrge orchard in its path, 1t eapend,
" force on Robert Watts house an
Mrs. El,zabeth's home. The damage i
dollars cannot bs stated. Its, however
krle, as II falls on the laborors. who's
ks In their homee
,mrsDune, May ia special from
lno, Ohio, says; Darkness shut In sc
Nuy alter the tornado that Tor,
suugh the southern part of tho cit,
@arlAy evening ttat Tot half an idea
aald ba gotten Of the terceness or az.
Iol tho terrible storm. To-day ba,
M 90 cain and sunshiny that even m,
F'pt who stood about the wreckef
aases screcly realized that elemspts
etld scarcely work themselves INTO
eea fury.
f'O'essor Egberi, of Buch,sl Colleve
o was out 10 the storm, calculated
sa' M u WA travelling at The rate of ion,
.H, Minute, so that Its track of about
.as 4hl half through this was ira.
nv, KIN, ~ llstie more thsu twenty seconds.
A~ls 10 persons In all are out of hou,s
sal leGle, aud are being sheltered h,
ss'at,. oi The Is persons who wsr.
".a ~ WAL probably recover.
Ss,sHly',ye Ss buildings, including resi-
s,Nss a sau barns and out-housss. were
e.As @sssu W The wind, and not one "a.
t,,', . Wal was iu direct line of IN,
'.uo' p. lptooted trees are counted bv
Sos', Many that we're blown dow =
sba.,l vl are nom one to two feat IN
rnS'' .et' Buildings that resisted tbs
ate ~ dangerous condition ami
house, ',' l., .a nave 10 be torn down. Out.
! Ms~ \ u rome cases were trunsplanted
stIcsso,%',a Is% aVo feet, and set down II
bal ina, I s.. roole aud his daughter. wht
TX, ali'sn Into their barn. ver,
win n To p ~, ni,l The building and rollet
lslooj :" 'A' Oo''om of the hill on whict
IN YEsAxGo COUNTY.
ri.p.I, ip.lpl.1I,,sesa, r Ma, IA ,n.oI., from
pan.i o,e, =; +; says; A terrible cyclon
.ounty I''' is, Tue southern part oi thi,
Two bsonIa s ssehing, about 8 O'Clock
ssp klIi, klIi, a Noal Jackson and vile
kr Of nar.au outright, aud . large mum
The stn,u us dangerously injured,
County ha, saa va, general Throughout tn
Mon, sO1 pa' The deadly cyclone. onl,
hll~ W Zee .eet wide, extended about q
nol.t.iI Every thing in Its path was de-
kms Hets uprooted and honses an,
h,'.uce +, iney ie'ely demolished. In on
M ,truot .ou'e .,i containing an ipvali,
lick Sso It,.n .nu The bed containing th
Ai iSio az ,ha ,l'.ea up bodily aud carrie,
liln,t - lAu, where II tetcbed nj
fjur,a Tree. The sick man wss bsii
"'se number OF cattle were killed
AchcLoSr KANSAS.
A,sI1soSiA' 1..n May 1l.-Meaor. renor,
ta,ruc,,"v ,ecelvsd of . cyclone OF muc
II, ,tlnaSentn ,ln,,s Of lie and pronsrs, % ,
ii Win VIII. ofgiuated In the wsstarp M ,
f.cty .n county, and bore slmost a,
euliori ri"a1a, war passing through Prsiri,
lpi did il "a, aud Pleasant VALLEY tova.h,n'
h,shes no. ,S cause serious dsmsss pnt,i
h icrc,' 'le iastnsmed township The
hou, ss ~. and violence wsrs mo:, ai.., i"S
soru "a, ana aiunnsl-.haped cloud dinnin
houses. anu h. whirlinx into frsvmpn, pp,u
an. sl,n1,l II,ns and other obieoss I'm tS'
Suu, "srs agas torn to pieces, and and H.t"s 4, yU'
sn Ih,ssse, isea i6, who was In III ,hs 1s,s Nv,
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