New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
DESTRUCTION CAUSED W TIE ToRNAp"
At RED BrD HIS.
,,,,~,, ,vn sroXr HOUSE GO DOwN LIKE
C\EDp)hGD BEFORE THE FURIOUS WIN"
pt.rv N OTHER CITIES

uRrCE AID STONE Hotsi- 90 "oNN Inn
crpn,,rD BEFORE THE FURIOUS WIND
-ptrv IL oTurR CITIES
pod pud III Nov. ls-1he descent OF yeS''r-
lac. ,ornodo was made two miles rorth OF =
pnd When il reached town II first DESTROY" '"0
,,roc.ory house Of Colonel Il. &. SHARP. am ""n
.,,orlv vrccled thr Catholic Church AMI 7'g'ol-
hor.c leaving the twostory rccio7y sta l'lhH D.
tvccn them. and higher than either Of them. IN
tact The beautiful pine trr's anH trnt "'N
,,licl Gllcl the churchyard were destroyed INC
J,cl, further the houses of Herman ana Frc'
Drccoc were smashed, an the German M''"o"''o
r,iscopaI Church reduced To shaprcSS h''p Ut
I;i ,o,liug left above the foun lations. num-
,ar of stables ncxt went down. and the agrcul-
,,r,I warehouse Of Claus Peterson. large tWo-
tory hrick structure. crumblcl =, destroying Io'
f ncw iugci..- and implements The houses oi
L,hn Iauq. John Nogcl, Joseph lAndhof ana MIS-
ui-ch wcrr destroyed. The iinc stone mouse ol
Peter Car,cll was crllshci lit" an egIslrlI' au'
,, c,rIou WAS seriously hurt. Mr.. and Mrs
louis Baycr were also hurt. Tie houS" of dohh
II,hn next went down. His son julius received
..c,c cuts The brick bull ug Ned a. d"cil-
;oo rrintina Office and pre- ; room Of The R'd
prI D.mocrat" was iftcl in the air AMI dashed
dowr covering the sleeping inmates with brick
and mortar. and breaking presses and tyrc c's'''
ur and Nrs Perry AMI Archie Sutherland cr'w!"i
bruj,cd and bleeding from the debris. without
oIothirr Mr. Perry was left without means on
carving on his paper
The bakery of l.. kaiTcnhrrecr and th" house oil
Frank tPofh were unroofcd. The houses OF {.
Cucqcr. Gt.o Else and Ernst Bndd" wrr' hcN'
,,ired out &. Mann and Charles GIincri hal
their homes torn from them next, and MIS- fr'd-
crick lIaycrman. Charles Gidlow, II. HucK'r'
Peter Icnucman ard +. Dubally suffered the same
Io,s Ms Jacob Knorc and her son Widiain' IA
boy Of ten, were living in new hous" 1t WAS
blown into kindling wood William was killed
tx "A Heavy beam. and he was found acroS2 th'
street by the side Of his motl'cr. who was injured
u badly that she died in Il few hours The stable
, Potter En>cnaucr was demolished and his mul's
were thrown into the street lo0 feet away. Inc
old Centennial Hotel lost is roof and one side.
Tho old brewery barn razcd 70 the lrSt story
The houses OF Peter Enscnauer, Henry El1", W.
Dunn. VI. Treicrweilcr and William Voges were
next 10 co. with Mrs Kauiman'S. The nome VI
l. VANDERBILT went. and Mrs Manderelt was scIi-
ou.ly injured by falling tmbrr' aud brlcK' VIII
iam Nichols lmuy was wrecked, ana the P"p'o
-chool building nearby nearly destroyed NrS.
Trcicrweilcr can hardly survive hou owned
bv judge Ress, AMI occupied by Oldea Starr, was
next 10 be destroyed. Mr.. and Mrs. Starr and
Miss Grove were cut and bruised in shocking
manner. The dwellings Of W. williamson II.
Miller ard w. Steide. Henry Rathcrt, Henry ana
Catherine Watzel, Dorothcl Rathcrt, CHRISTIAN
Keller, John Wc;zel Frank lish, trederlck u.
Enkcr and Lawrence Bauer were wr'cS'1' ana
Bauer was seriously hurt. Peter Dose was CUT py
gas, and bruised by brick. John Barnes, hchry
Schmidt ard {. w. Smith wcr" aGo injured lho
big icchousc Of the brewery, and ~" nous" oi
Henry Ferrcll, john Mohr AMI the Lutheran 'h"rch
and school Were demolished. The city Jaii' en-
line house. the city scale, Bauers blacksmith
shop and Freudenlcrg's house and barn were all
wrecked.
Several women were 50 badly frightened that il
il thought they will die Some curious things