Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22
FURY OF THE WIND.
A Cyclones Devastating Work 10 The
Northwest
MANY KILLED ASp iNJunrn.


wiNoNA, Mimi, Sept 22 "A cy-
clone from the southwest struck spfing
Valley, Misn., ut 10 o'clock la't night
iemoli.hlng the winona q South.
western depot, water tank. eli ,auE, The
cold storage house Of the sheilhss
brew ing company, ami leseu
houses. Three persons were hilied,
and mluy others inlutedi SOME
Of whom will die. Tho cyclone
afterwards struck Homrfsvillr, four
miles south Of mere, dcsifoyius thfee
oarns, the new Town hal, 90 ofai
sore sud twU houses. The slofm lhon
passed The rive5 striking NJ IRELAND
On The Wisconsin side anu uufiryiug
several houses, but inluring no one a.
Tar ~ reported. Thru houses aui two
barns were destroyed.
In ca more valley at Wesicni city,
houses Rud barns arc reported uu.
rooted. tis believed the bluffs south
Of the city projected Winona IRON
damage.
Reports Of dAmago are coming from
the Vicinity u Manhland, Wis.
A. ID dgu Center mine a large ware.
house was blown dlwh. The eastern
part Of Leroy was swept.
The Milwaukee depot was destroyed
together Win other houdes, AMI the
following Eillo Henry Finlny; on.
btfts u, "a drummer by; ME-. bunt0u;
Joe Nelson, n labOfuf.
O'pge, la.--Fiyo porsons were killed
ia Tho cyl lus.
At Whittlemofe, Iowa, there was
much destruction u lie ard property,
also NJ Algoua, Iowa, and east o,
there.
Mihueapolls-AJOurndi special from
spring Valley, Mum, sayfi a disaH'
uUus CyC.Onu Visited the nor % paft oi
THIS citya last Liyht, killing thrcr put.
suns outright anI severely iuluiiug
twenty more. Houses we're tufne
into hospitals uud the uurtofs OF tue
surrounding towns we're Fumm1ned.
Twenty dwelling houses anl the
southwestern Railway depot were de.
s.tJyod. byss $4,000; no Insurance.
Tho uta1 are:
Nit. aud Mr.. D5J,e and q child Of
FAng Mashck.
Wounded!
&. q. kug, fatally; Mrs. Louis Ross,
fatally Lena X sc, seriously; Nj. liar
per, face bruieJ; Mfs. HarpyT, Injured
oacki Mfs. Frank Msshek, Injured
back, critically, Chaflrs Dodge, cfiu.
oally; Nellie Humsey ,hroken iss Saliic
Williams, seriously. Mru. Wln. htruuR,
arm bflkefi ipbu Ness, sra broken,
MITE. J. Ness, ecllp wound, viii RECOVER;
John Nss,'s child, scalp wound; Mfs.
q. q. klng, slightly; CLARK King,
slightly Jtsse Hafrif, slightly; Mlfe,
William BoVee, seriously; Lucia
BOvre, slightly.
The storm was two hundred yards
wide. IL swept through newly built
portion Of the town.
Officials VI tins Chicago, Milwaukee
| q 81. Paul Railroad have received ft.
| ports that - storm almost hlpfOachinp
n cyclone struck Leroy, twenty miles
southeast Of Austin, wnefe II damaged
several buildings anu carried away
Telegraph witrs. Thu storm then ap
pehIH 10 have passed IN au east-uofih
casterly direction, crossing Root rive
and striking nOfth Of Preston, and int
Win1na county. AZ Homer, luui
miles south VI WihouA, on the Mii
waukeo uvof division, hyo or sii
houses were destroyed.
Cnicayo-Gfcat Western officials
have received word from Molntyre
Iowa, that the storm passed. over II %.
vile, four or i've miles distant, uoin,
some damage, and then struck IN,
email village u LowthcT, destfOyin,
every dwelling. Mcintyre, the agent
telrgraphs that messengers came into
Riceviile for Physicians to 60 % New
Haven, ten mice distant, where many
hOuses were Wrecked.
Elwin, lowa-At Lowther, n tow
Of 100 people, the cyclone dsslroye,
the Chicago 4 Great Western depot,
grain elevator, the store buildings All,
dwellings, No lunhef particulars cal
be learned M all the wires are down.
OMAHA, Sept ga special to tn,
Zee from Emmruburg, Iowa. say
~ people were KILLED there. A dispAlc
from O'nge puts the number Of death
Ia that county at ton.