Telegram-herald., 1890-06-22


CosSrLL. Ill. Juns ga cyclone
passed vest % here -boag $50 p. n.
Friday Every talng IN It's g4ta s.~s ce-
srrovod ll uas 41ous eighty rods I'D
V-it5. The ass- house THAT wAs sg-l. s
p4s occupied bY S. Plynlre- The Eo-ss
w4s tosn % pieces. P.ymire wzs ba1iy
hurt The houses Of William Vim
camp ana NJ bradley were de-
stoyed The home of William SUtitf was
unroofed The house Of 81. u Conner
vas entI rely destroyed WITH All les con-
tents NJ Conner and wife are se-
rloasly INJURED The scho0!-house was
blown all ts pieces and a bog named
Morrison Nas L-d hurt The house oc-
cupied D. j. b Parker a4s unrooted
One mile % t1e northeast II struck
The house al e.. C. Leonard and tore
Do 1ll % pieces, in'uring one Of his
boss badly ant three others slightly.
MIR Conner Suffered the creates loss
financially aud gas hurJ the worst All
0t ms houses. stables. wagons, baggles
farming implements AMI household
f-cn. -ure a-e total loss. The tack OF
the cyclone was aboI, four miles IN
length so far 4s known.
MoUNT CARROLL, H.. June 2l.-For
an hour and half Friday mo-nlug rain
fell IN torrents and spring branches be-
came rivers. sweeping away fences. ouL-
houses. bridges and every thing in
their PATHS. Carroll creek rose
twenty-five feet in an hour and
carried away many horses and cat
tie The loss . farmers caused by
Washouts is incalculable and will reach
many thousands OF dollars Reports
from all over the country toll Of dam
+ age 70 crops. fences, and bridges All
trains have been delayed h. washouts.
BLooNINGroS, H., June Il. ~ The
most remarkable fall OF rain that has
been known in many years in this sec
/ tiOn occurred Friday morning and lasted
( three hours. Between four and five
inches OF water fell Great G2.age was
done in the lower levels Of the city by
the overlooking of the sewers Rase-
ments were filed with mud and water
J lawns were tom up and sidewalks
/ flooded and cavcd in.
DAMAGE - IOWA
MASON CITY. Ia, June Fl. - Heavy
I rains visited Northern Iowa Thursday
night The small gr,in is badly down
/ and much OF the corn washed out
! Many pastures in tho low sections are
under water. Trains on the Iowa Cen
I tral and Mason City 81 Fort Dodge rail
roads were badly delayed to-day by
( wdshOuts. On tarir country roads many
bridges are swept away and the streams
/ run banks fan.
DAvENPoEr. Ia, June Early Fri
/ day morning this ci:y was Wis .ted b. a
T fearful Thunderstorm. The spires Of
the second Presbyterian and the Ger
man Evangelical Trinity churches were
shattered and the house OF Ferdinand
Mast was struck and damaged. One
electric light tower was struck seven
| times and the electric lights and cars
! were unable 20 operate. The rainfall
was heavy.
The DAMAGE AT ATCHIsoN.
/ ArcHisOS, I.cn., june 2l.-rho dam
age by the storm Thursday night is va
rioasly estimated at from s.5Q00O 20
I SEQ COO, of which the railroads prob
ably bear tie largest snare. The city's
loss consists % many valuable bridges
and D number @ cu.vor-s. besides side
walSs. street 7avo1 -n-5 and grades.
U.U rwo rEEr n.r7.
WrvovA. Nirn.. June ll-A terrific
hall-sto-ul swept over W.7oaa County
Friday. doing great damage 90 all kinds
Of cr7qs aad utterly destroy ing nearly
all the wheat. cas-, ha-iev, fax.
corn and potatoes. and may perhaps
-,r-a f.rF r-.n Er -rr-~D