The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-06-27
DESTRUCTIVE WINDS,
Winds Fatal Rayages in Kansas
and Elsewhere.
Twenty Persons Killed by a
Cyclone at Wiilismstown,
Kansas.
Destructive Storms Sweep over
Parts of Kansas, Missouri
and Iowa, Doing
Great Damage.

4 Cu kiio1Eh w anu
rounding country in Jefferson county
at o'clock last evening. 1t Travelled
southeast and took in scope OF coun-
try half mile wide and six miles
long. Not a house, barn nor tree
was left standing in its path. 1t was
accompanied by terrible lightning
and midnight darkness.
Ten dead bodies have been found
and it is known that at least FIVE other
people were killed. The dead are:
L. +. Evans, Emery Evans,
Mrs. J. Hutchinson, Samuel J. kincaid,
Clara Kincaid, Sadie Kincaid,
Walter Kincaid, Eva Kincaid,
William Kincaid. Samuel Stewart
Their bodies are all horribly man.
gled. Mrs. Hutchinson's arms and
legs were found in tree mile from
her house. Eva Kincaid's head was
severed from her body.
AT CONCEPTION MISSOURI.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June PA
cyclone struck Conception, No, sixty
miles north of here, at D o'clock last
evening. The house of John DOYLE
was torn down and Doyle and wife
and an old man. who lived with them,
We're killed. The Abbey of New
Engleburg, in process of construction
by Benedictine Monks, had the root
torn off and the rain came pouring into
the structure in torrents and com
pleted the ruin of the structure.
Twenty houses and barns were blown
down and a number of people were in
jured. The Omaha and ST. Louis
railway station was torn from its foun-
dations and the roof was blown away.
AT Arkansas CITY. !
ARKANSAS CRY, Kan, June 22.-|
At about 8 o'clock last night, severe
storm passed over this county, doing
considerable damage. The reports
are meagre and the wires are down in
all directions. \ special to the Tmc-
eler, however, has been received from
Winfield. 1t says the west wing of |
the court house is blown down and
that the roof on the north side of the |
building is partly carried away. The
Episcopal church is completely de-
molished and Several other houses are |
damaged by wind. No lives were
lost, though number of persons were
injured.
AT MACON MISSOURI.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June pa
special to the Star from Macon, Mo-,
says A terrific wind storm occurred
here last night, great damage was
done to buildings and shade and fruit
trees. In the country north of here,
crops and fruit trees were destroyed
by wholesale. The large brick resi-
1ence of Chas. A. Norton was struck
by lightning and then demolished by
the wind. Several inmates were in
ured. No deaths have been reported.
IN IOWA.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, June pa
.yclone passed through Adair county,
outhwest of here, late last night and
devastated strip of country quar-
er of a mile wide. A large number
# farm houses were destroyed but no
abilities are reported. A child was
arried twenty rods through the air c
nd escaped unhurt.
FROM EMPoRIA.
EMPoRIA, Kan, June pa ter
ific wind and rain storm swept q
trough the eastern portion of Lyon
Ounty last evening. At the town of u
leading. the house of Gordon Hurst t
as struct by lightning and himself, a
life and children were stunned by the II
mock. All have recovered. At a
'eosho many trees were uprooted and !!
he same story comes from other parts L
the country. No loss of life re- Il
orted. K
THE wILLIAMsTOwN STORM. =,
KANSAS CITY, June pa special r.
the Star from Lawrence SAYS: DR.. -
!. D. S. Phillips who went to Will r
night with Doctors Levi y
Iorner, F. D. Morse and w s =
unn, OF this city, returned this morn h
g. He says the cyclone appeared :,
,out $50 o'clock. three miles south =
est of Williamstown, between the ~
Mon Pacific railway and
aw river and proceeded rapidly
,rtheast, passing about a mile west
ID north Of the village. It seemed b
rise and disappear after sweeping a "a
lth four miles long and from two al