The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-21

large brick bnildiuR. Abous go man wers
employed In tbs works. Ihs roof and
aide walls wsre crushed 10 and lay In ruins
al about. Bricks and pondsrous mAchsn.
err were scattered all over. Whsn the
storm was imminens men rushed Tor the
door but macy Of them we're canRht in the
ruins. An soon a. the calm succeeded tbs
awful cyclone, usn rushed into tho ruins
and carrisd the injured into portion Of
tbs brildine whsch Was nndsmaesd and
lid them on ths door and physicians were
summoned.
The Hillmsn breaker was blown into
snrsds. II will take months 20 repair the
damage before the miners will be- abls 10
resume work. The boiler houss, engine
rooms and other out honsss shsrsd the
same fate. The damage viii be thousands
Of dollass. The storm lifted the Delaware
4 Hudson round houses and carried them
awAy, bricks aud all. The houses adjoin-
Ing we're all demolished.
sammsrviiie Totally Annahil~tea.
Trainmsn report the village of Summer
VILE, thirty miles vest Of Scranton, struck
by cyclone and totally AnnihIiated. En-
ginser Fisher, in giving an account Of his
experiences while passing through the cy-
clone, said the engine vas lifted from the
track and the cab bicwn OF, and ell the
windows in ths cars we're crushed In by
the terrible force Of the gind. Two of
the train hands ware seriously injured.
Any definite account Of the storm or the
damage done BY It IL difIcult 10 obssins ~
ail the wires west Of the city are down.
Latest sfem fls sssns sf shs wreck.
wuKEsnAnax Pa, Aug ~.
The Ninth regiment N on duty In answer
to the mayors proclamation. Soldiers ere
assisting ths police In maintaining order.
Unemployed men were set TO work to-day
to clear the streets OF fallen trees, tsle-
phone and telegraph poles. Many owners
OF buildings have already set about the re-
construction Of injured portions Of their
property. A careful estimate places the
number OF bulldogs demolished and par
TALLY destroyed at nearly 400, and some
estimate that il will exceed this figure.
The loss will probably reach si,oo0. .o0sl.
although In the present chsos no possible
maAnz Of making close estimate exist. At
the city hospital several victims are cared
FOR. some OF them cannot survive.
Additional vacfinas.
So far 40 ascertainsd the following are
KILLED:
NErrIE THOMPSON .soiosea, aged 10 ysars.
EVA MARTIN
JOHN KRTTz.
PETE EnITTESAfEYER
MRS. ETIzk acGIEELY her inisnt and is-
ycaF~olA son.
JOSEPH KERN.
ADAM KEANTx.
GEORGE HAMILTON.
m unknown HanearIan.
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JonN Lose.
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Hudson.
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Lsfx in Darkness.
Tha city durlng the night wss snveioped
in darkness owing 70 the service from the
electric light station being shnt on.
Thousands of people sre scrambiing over
aud shout tse scsnss Of the wreck and
bnsinsss is alU ,st neglected.
az susqu shanna.
susQuRaANsA, Pa. Aug %.
A heavy wind storm nnroofed the houses
aud baras 81 Brushvills. three miles from
susquehanna. A house occupied by
Luther Hall and family was partially blown
down and one of Halls sons Was killed
and another fatally ioiured.