The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-06-06

LIES MONIES, Iowa. d unS "A V6rrluC
storm visited Western Iowa Monday
night Rain fell in great quantities
and in places the wind reached the force
of tornado. while the electric display
was meteoric in its brilliancy.
At Glenwood, Mills County, the storm
was very severe. The chimney of the
institute for feeble-minded children
blew down and crashed through the
roof, killing two and iniuring six others
of the inmates
The killed are: Willie Cline of Clark
County and Wesley Emery of Monroe
County. The injured are: John Swalloe,
Dubuque; Willie Prather. Wayne
County; Fred Wright, Fort Dodge; Eddie
Sweet, Lee County; Henry Snyder,
Benton County. and Sam Askins,
Council Bluffs. Several of the injured
are not expected to recover.
The -four mill was wrecked and the
canning factory demolished. 1t was the
worst storm in the history of the city.
AT Council Bluffs cellars were flooded
and culverts washed out The con-
tiguous country is inundated and crops
in general are badly damaged and in
some cases destroyed.
REPoRTED TORNADO.
LINCOLN, Neb., June 4.-Meager re-
ports from Warsaw. a hamlet of 400 or
500 inhabitants about fifty miles west of
Lincoln, state that the town was swept
away about six o'clock last night by q
cyclone. Six persons were reported
killed and twenty-five or more injured.
Telegraph wires are down and no par
ticulars can be learned.
LIGHTNING CAUSES EXPLOSION.
MANSFIELD, O., Juno AT four
o'clock yesterday afternoon during a
thunder storm. lightning struck pow
der house one mile east of here, owned
by Tracy & Avery, which contained
over S, 600 pounds of powder.
A terrific explosion followed that was
felt distinctly in all parts of the city.
Hundreds of people were soon at the
scene. Not vestige of the little build
ing was left but swath of destruction
ad been swept in every direction.
Just across the road was the dwelling
of Henry Roost, in which at the time
were his wife and three children. The
house was shivered to atoms, One OF
the children. fifteen months old, was
crushed and hurled thirty feet away,
lifeless. Another, fourteen years old,
was so badly injured that she will die,
and the mother is yet unconscious from
injuries that will likely prove fatal
A new and unoccup;ed dwelling ada.
cent to the Roost house was leveled to
the foundation. The force of the ex.
plosion was SO terrific that the bricks OF
the powder house were hurled a full
quarter of a mile away, the debris
sweeping over the fields and through
the adjacent woods, leaving path like
that of a shell-swept battlefield.
All the windows of houses within a
radius of half mile were shattered and
plate glass window in the post-office,
about mile and half away, was
broken. The debris of the demolished
houses was scattered through the ad ia
cent woods for a hundred yards in al
directions.
SAD ACCIDENT.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June S.-Louis
Bremen, a young man eighteen years Of
age, living in Kansas City, Kan, wa:
killed on the Missouri Pacific tracks be
tween Main and Delaware streets al
eleven o'clock yesterday morning
Bremen was driving spirited team and
at the approach of a Missouri Pa
cific freight train the horses be-
train. The wagon was overturned and
Bremen was thrown under the train
He was removed to the central station
where Surgeon Iuen dressed the wounds
His skull was badly fractured and hi
face was frightfully cut and bruised
His right leg was also broken above the
knee. The unfortunate young man died
while being conveyed to the city hos
pital. The parents of the young mar
are we'll known in the southeastern par
of Platte County, Mo, having large
farm there, from which place Louis
Bremen was hauling cordwood when he
met his death.
HYDRoPHOBIC COYOTE.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, June Am
tonic Montoya died at Alley last night
from hydrophobia, making the third
victim of the bites of mad coyote or
Eddleman's cattle ranch in the pas
month. During the night and while
the men were asleep a coyote with the
rabies entered the camp and bit foul
men. Two of them died several days
after being bitten, but Montoya fingered
thirty DAYS For the mast two DAVIS hf