Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-14
...,,,le wlrwam at chle's'
D W. r.Sl, wrecked by
cyclone.
,,ssows KNOWN TO NAVE
10 ettH KILLED.
,.,,,,,c wiswam. n C''c''s "N"
Nv a ,hurch Damaged

..,nn Juue i3.-lhls cry
Vli'VHi,yi AFTERNOON ny one OF w
q. ~ va, stpfms Ia year,. IL lhAlol
.noft lime, but two persons NJ
" ' y, have been killtu ana nVo uI
~, fatally injured and m ,r
= - was done to properly ,tnS
I'm on the lake front III Mis
psmocratic National ConVeh''o"
hsld was badly wrecked.
49,, threo O'Clock this Afternoon
W. eisnd. began 10 gather, anu y
,n! tnnie. later u tornado sWcPt
ia city from the notthWes,
~ .,.ni,d by terrific thunder am
~. 49, and torrents OF rain and nall
.ms Wet Side trees We're pts ,'',l'.
~ awnings torn oil ana WlnuoW y,
,'is,sd, The brick cottage ~ op
s9,snle street was demollsheu'
Na'i,iss,.old Emma Klein was IN
VA , tIlled and her mother anu
49, ohild were badly injured
IAN 80 Twenty.second and Twenty
ss. .,,sr, east OF the river c0nsidera-
4" ,.inor damage WAS done. Inc
,',,laph, telephone and electric syn-
~ were demolished. Ihc mIeo
als,sys Of manufacturing estao,
9I,snis were wrecked anu
~ houscs struck by lightning
,.Ib,dly damaged. Portions OF roof.
! myetsl buildinge ON State stfec'
blown OIL. A small circus,
'1.rins nj Twenty eighth street anu
IA wentworth avenue, wn -ttuSk w
h. ,,orm, many small children beint
,,sent, when the gale struck tn'
I'd tsc children were panic'stFlGket
"a Great confusion en6ued. IheS
80. g,llcn out safely, however
sss,tlS AMER the tent was raLed 70 I'M
s~pni. A number Of the performer
Ne theft escape IN uudres. uniiOrm
me CATHOLIC CHURCH
,rxsnty.nnh aud Wallaln street
vub,ily dAmagsd. A passer-by wa
.rs1,ly Injured. Thu elevator neh
Rglsr street was struck by lightnin
,,Ithe grain badly damaged by raii
n, torn seemed most severe III u
ysrl,y Of the Board Of Trade. III
H,us Insurance. building on l.
I'M. ,,f,et was struck and the plat
gls windows In the Union Naii9n,
IauS we're blown In. J. i. o'Dei
tiullsu, OF the bank was struck o
M lhigh with a huge piece OF gla,
O,bsf OCCUPANTS OF the bank escape
win ,lsht bruises. Tho driNir
nln delugcd the bank anu u
considerable damage. ono hti
vniow In Armour Il Co.'S Office W
Esnin, but none WAS Injured ,
tie upper floors Of the ouildingh nuil
mot windows were BROKEN n nui
lti Of young women tainted, aud the
vas 4 precipltate rush for tho oNi
70 make matters wOne, all the elect
l,hu went on, NJ the height OF I
oafuiiOn.
ssyenty.fiye mon were at work
Aetlg Democratic wigwnm. the "
holding the corner Of the canvas on
The roof gave way aud tore thron
the eauvas. The wind got under,
guy wires snapped like twine and
Instant later the great ulnety.foot c.
,sf mast fell with u crash, smanhl
though the door aud running hundf'
" chair.
SEVERAL LARGE sroREs
In tho business district had their pl
rass windows blown in and Huiie
ilme damage from rain. During
Ingrsss Of the storm the gripmen
NE cable line experienced conaide'a
tlaleul,y in handling trains bocans
ln electric current ON the cables. III
employees In one yard were badly
lliel. An Idea Of the force OF the "
may be cleaned from tho fact TIA
si'inch timber was driven throug
box car.
Armour's elevator at Morgan st
AID the river was struck by lightr
iod completely wrecked, Charl'
IAtslt, who was nj work In tho ht
room, WAS buried beneath bricks
t. lmbsr and HIS body has not yet
recovered. Many additional casua
ifs being reported 10 the police. Nj
men working ON new buildings '
eaaly hurt by beiug blown from
,9.dlng ors,ruck by ryipR debriu.
lie saving station reports that I
men were seen In row boat some
vance from shore before the NJ
befl, They must have been los
Alsf u passed there was no sig
hsm In any direction.
About $3.50 this evening ant
severe storm swept over the city,
ins about three.quRrterr OF nn
Two buildings were set on firi
lihlning and other minor damRg,
sole, but no serious Casualties al
Pned. Tho storm had the q
howeyer, " completing the dem
tAuan OF the telegraph service, au
along time Chicago was cut of
Communication with tho East.
oul on THE LAKE IN THE sroE
The graduating class Of the pI,
,oiyh,hool at Northwestern I'm
w. numbering ninety.seven
sau gentlemen, took the steamer
~" ut Dempster street pier at !
you az O'Clock this afterno0
highland park, where they we
Jag iot picnic and class jubilee
sotl has been received from tn,
mlnnight aud anxious Telati
Aoie on the excursion snont the
wlephoning and tclegraphing tC
OlsToints endoavorlng TO secure
mIAhon regarding the whereabo
ne plcnickors. Most Of thos'
nent students who grsdu9,e,
ne Preparatory department this
g The last trains into Evi
SS'oaght no tidlngs,nnd II is Cerln
Hues lett there At midnight for
aul park, Late Bluii anu Wau
Solved. '
The telegraph oliiess ut Ev