Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-02
YESTERDAYS STORM.
Several Methodist Churches and other
Buildings Demolished by tie
Dcsh uciNe Hurricane.
n GREAT NUMBER or DEAD AND
WOUNDED.
Destruction Of The Village Of roUanda.
The Collapse Of the House
IN Chicago.
Further Accounts orthc DRmHHe Done.
Churches Unrooicd.


Further Accounts urthe DRmHEe Done.
Churches unrooicd.
KANSAS CITY, April AIT Olathe,
Kansas, the general store Of Mariner
and Marvel was partially wrecked by
the storm. Farm houses nuu stables
were unToofcd, but no one was Injured.
Al Marshall, Mo, considerable damage
was done. The cupols Of this Methodist
Church was blown down, the plate
glass windows blown In and the roofs
carried away. Al Salina, Kansas, q
house was carried from IT, foundation
aud wrecked. The family were at sup
per at the time, aud all were more or
less injured. One daughter had u Lex
broken; another was hurt about the
back with internal injuries. Neither IL
likely TO recover. The name OF tho
family IN NJ. 4. Btather. A young son
was badly injured, also bruised about
the head, but. no, fatally. The house
Of samuel BuckhOlder was demolished;
the family escaped injury. Mn. Elm
Norman took refuge in the cellar OF the
house, which was demolished, anu Mr..
| Zimmerman was fatally injured. Al
| Ottawa, Kansas, tho water cOmpany's
tower tOppled over anu was carried
/ AWAY anu WV FAhR vans NAAaAhA'h
| over. Trees were uprDOtod aud
much damage done TO the orchards.
Al warrensburg the Methodist, church
was unroofod and the oupola blown.
At Chlllicothe. No., also thu cupola Of
the Methodist church was blown down
aud the building unr0Ofed, but no one
was hurt. At Kansas City, kans.,
Annie COnnors, aged five years, was
thrown Violently TO the ground by the
wind aud had her hip crushed.
| At Chillicothe many houses were
uproofed aud the house OF james
Potter at the edge OF the town was de-
mOlshed, but the occupants escaped
injury. A one.year.old daughter OF
Rev. Bushnell, pastor Of tho Congress
sicnal church, while standing near the
residence OF II. II. Horlitch, waiting
Tor n friend when the south end Of the
house was blown down, feElously
injurlng child. a transfer blew over
on tho street and Lee Salisbury, the
driver, sustained broken collar bone.
Several horses were killed aud the
entire city was strewn with wreckage.
In the river the steamboats, "Gn2elle"
and "Savannah," aud the ferry boat
"Bellv BrOwnsvillO" were swAmped.
Specials from Miawatha, kas., Seneca,
Horton, Lawrence aud DOliksn anu
Matyvill, Mo-, report great loss.
the DESTRUCTION on TowANDA.
Towanda IA "a small village thirteen
miles from EldOrado OF 1890 inhgblt.
ants. The storm left not single house
standing. or the eighty families, there
IL not one that n not sorrowing for
dead members or friends lost in the
storm. Four persOns were killed out.
right ana several were 30 badly injured
thnt they canuOt live. Tie killed ARE.
Herschei Cupp, William Bartly, Dr..
ID. u. Godfrey; the infant child Of John
Blake wss fatally Injured. A little
girl was blown rom the second story
Of the hotel, "A distance Of l1l fcot, aHd
badly crushed. Mrs. q. A, Robbins,
skull fractured by dying timbers;
Elmer iial1cs was Internally injured;
Mr-. Walter Mooney had her side
crushed; Alice Thornton, Geo. Cor
nelius and wife were both bally
crushed. Among those seriluaiy In.
lured are A. II che, Mrs. General
= Garry, MIS-. John Kerr H., IL. Gibbs
aud wife. q. q, Westcott, Louis Peter.
bnugh, Or, and Mrs, j. n. Sorter,
Frank Chcnit and wife, Geo. Maxwell
anu lnI't 'HlNltHt W imam WNNutll
= and wife and child, Mrs. BLACK, Alrs.
Horton ami young son, Postmaster
. Gordon aud many others more or less
seriously hurt.
. Physicians are caring Tor the wouncd.
, They came rom Eldor1do on the first
[ train, and, but for the timely arrival,
, many more Of those Injured must have
died,
Al Strong City, Kansas, the storm
A ragged lurlously The house OF Josenh