Daily Republican., 1890-01-13
MOTHER CYCLONE.
eEe KILLED AND FIVE '",
utRFp,N ST. LOUIS.
,uo cut. u Ragged Pathway
,,ueh n section Of tho c''y-
E,,u,.n stccpics ana Roofs Oh
,,..D,trcs WhlrIed Through
,ne AIR Like Feathers.

r,,,dinrs Whlried Through
,he AIR Like Feathers.
tmt. Ian. ia cyclone struck
\ NM, Sc ,eiu section OF tho city q.
,sc IN, afternoon, and swept on
e,illiiniis, making pathway
.annrfer of . milo wide and
H. i an aud desolation In its
a. WA. scarcely any warning OF the
n. Aas storm, owing TO the iaet
.ti,e .ky had been overcast for eev-
bour- before tae full orce oil inc
: nnly announcement OF tho np-
, h ,pa progress of the storm, WAS
sailen roar, quickly followed by .
~ ii rain, which, in turn was sue
! Nv slcet. and before the victims
a reslize what had happened, the
n lad swept by aud on. Trees were
- Nv lila roots and broken OIL,
praoA poles swept down AS though
, s,,eks, white the roofs OF buildings
, Nttei from their moorihgs like
lisw anl tossed into the streets.
Ia sbufch stoeples we're blown down.
4 i9ot ylntims by the storm 90.
I up,j ills hour, $50 p. in., aie os
l-Nfs. Maggie Connors. aged 40;
kMa vi JupVig4ged 40i Joe Weaver.
auY -Thmesa Weaver, aged 0, both
jroSea. $ II probably die; Mrs. Chas.
= Lslll at aud bruised.
jGay in.gttd-Annie Connors,
h. oulofs, faucis Connors.
{ .,rfoae eif,tfei the city In Its full
g iwculy il.yl street and Chou
avenue. passing nDftheast until 1t
led Seventeenth aud Olive streets,
It swe,vel taking a direct tasterly
he to iun'egi'h, and then again
|el 20 '.e northeast, leaving the city,
Islf.S.ng lhe Ily,l Iusi north of Tyler
b.
] addition To dozens oi dwellings aud
Il. Ia the soutaefn, central and north
s. Il ms OF the city, more or less
ekri, the following big buildings
\ damaged r1e Anchor Mills, Good
.0Aie factory, Pullman shops. Van
furniture factory, kingsland "
gwm Farm Implement w orks, Nils.
Ia, he iioaptsl li0dg,n School,
bu1u Evangelical hltrch aud second
\ y,ctau CLuei. Tho losses on
Periy are roughly estimated Al $780,
hn' RI5l likely Prove more. The
nomy cub, u jewish organization,
bl,i ioss Of S3,1lO on their club
oA the ooIIrI u 0lye aad Eigh,
u. s,feets
-, Gutles Miller, who resides with
bishaua NJ 2utA aud Eugtuia streets
iUmg IN tue to khg HAIR with hel
n hef arms Wseh ti|e t56t was lifted
lirl house shit lQbts1 10 Tue win
pa Just then tie wali gave way ant
III aud ltr babe zero tuHa5
Me ,letfis.
baby miraciliously escaped wlthou
Teil but the Li1ther WAS ba1l,
NJ may hot recover. Mr.. Mile
Ai'uiler part Of the house and es
GhEurt. This 10 but one q
d Incidents oil the terrible storm
ist lone message from Venice, lila.
lF lae Northern part of the city
{ p n was very disastrous there
a. sfGeral lives were lost. A mum
faNsengef cars wero blown from
= 4 IL lie upper part OF the Mil
! alley, the Western outlet of III,
depot yards. All the Eastern tel
h altes eentteiug in East St. Loui
own down.
seuser irom the east side OF thi
my illat the storm in Bt. Clai
He was unusually severe. an,
b. Wy Of Good Lord save US,
ald ah all sides.
kljlt village OF about BOO peo
Is y Lave suffered most, as tn
a. Fast st. Louis and at Venic
t-e.y enilned to railroad properi.
q ceilings and telegraph an,
ohe isbes. Brooklyn is abou
IL Ntiii OF East St. Louis. 1t
MN lafgcly composed OF colorel
~ n, II was reported il
Louis 'eti the little village la
~ 14a lace of the earth. |
n9t i41e,o had as that, thong
eaa Aa ilieugh several wer
10 llfe' were lost. A number c
= ar II dDs. The Bapti,
: a1tiely demolished, aud thu
i tigst9pal Church, u fran
(, unf1oiea and turned elea
9h Is foundations.
belietllle, Ills, several publ
were unrooied, but no one
e1 Injured.
ate WAha'h train arrived at II
depot, In East 81. Louis, about q. /
lhe engineer and conductor I
bat during the STERN they teare
heir train would be thrown fro
k, so terrific was the force OF Il
THE sroRM IN ILLINOIS.
tGo, Jan. l2.-While the the
er registered Is degrees this atte
M evefybody was gatplag in Il
llagey atmosphere rain storl
tlied ht a terrific gale OF win
|esef tho city from the Wes
an inril OF water fell In forty d,
- The wind blew forty miles a
there has been no such mi,
eleila Ia The history OF the loo
VICE olllee. II has seldom bee
IL simmer.
Z 'he eight Of the gale an .,
Ia "a u aiAl.illle at Washington au
sHee,s UPSET two horses OF
=. eili scattered paving blocl
nv NV e.IilhE A sewer burst ne,
Property,
M ali pats of central and low
emt reports of great damage /
which ragged there with Il
a. 5e5e59Ae, many buildings beir
N NJ u, aAu II ls reported several liv
Y. tse Storm was raging flercest
~ els Monarch distilIery caugl
pelore aail the flames were subd 4,
,Vo0 damage was done.
sas' Nebraska and Iowa a fu,
s'd M has prevailed all day, h
suie ~ aiopping to zero and sue
.,e uepth of many feet. Trai
sasu S everywhere, and telegral
uewn In all directions.
o. j. Hession,
p wood, dour and feed, Lehi,
ayiklii coal, Leo coal. a
httlng and wiutor wheat Az