Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-25
SWEPT BY CYCLONES.
Oi0 Village 10 Iowa Nearly Wiped
Out oil Existence.
MANY PrOrLE REPORTED DEAD.
Great Destruction Of Property by
Floods, Cloudburs,s and
fornadOes.

NEWTON, Iowa, May 2j.-Valorla.
mining village about fifteen miles
west OF Newton, was nearly wiped ont
Of existence by "a cyclone last night.
Fourteen people are reported killed.
1wESrY.riWEU VICTIMS.
nrs MoiNEs, Iowa, May 25.-
rwenty.lhree people are reported dead
rs result Of a cyclone which swept the
northern rarIoi Polls county last night
atll O'Clock. The towns afflicted arc
Boudunni, valetiu, Santiago and
Ira.
No telephone or telogrnpnic com.
muuicstion hps been established except
with BOndualt, which reports four
uCAtha there Ia tho BaUy family with
nvo In tho came family seriously iu-
juted. Three % the phulUn family
nnd Mis-. BcECll were killed at Naleria.
At Santiago tircu were Killed IN tho
Boloubhugh amily.
Bctvogn valsna aud Ira the death
llstls0
n special train has been started from
Dgs Moluta win physicians On board.
The storm " said TO have swept along
tue line VI the Great Western from
Bondufant TO MarshalliOwu.
TERRIFIC STORM.
"a. PAUL, May GA spoolal 10 the
Dispatch iwm klma, Iowa, says!
a terrific storm, Cyol0uic Ia form,
occurred here last night. Many build
iugs were unf1Oied, trees upr1Utrd,
telegraph aud telephone plcs anu
wires we're demolished, uud numerous
buslnUtt fronts BmAshgu 90. TIE town
~ nlmu lake No one was hurt.
The people took refuge 90 cellars. The
tiufm struck here nt s .. m. Al Aha.
yl,ia "a mau was killed aud two chiil-
fau Uaulg hufL
RUINS ~ IHE rArm
MANCHESTER, Iowa, May GA
special uals. a cyclone struck Man
thrttgf 81 O'cl.oG last night, leaving
% tack ia or vignt miles long IA Iuiua.
Mt. Ira HOwiasd auI William Mur-
10y we're seriously iuiurtd.
DROWNED IN TIM STREET.
FORr sCOTl, Nau., May .5.-Aiisa
Georgia l,ioault aud Brr,ie Cassidy.
Uuag society ladies VI l4acygus, while
bOAtTidiug Ia tue ttreotH lAut evening
were drowned b. ihe oveTufning Ok
thulf bont. lho tova Was flooded 81
tue recent rains And the wafer was
iuur ~ tiG feet deep In the streets.
DESTRUCTIVE oLoupBuRsr.
MILWAUKEE, Wiz, May GA
clouuburst "a north McGfogof, Iowa,
resulted IN great destruction Oi prop.
my ana the probable loss Of several
lives. One BODY has been recovered
iu the urDrip. a mile Of tracks VI tho
81. Paul railroad afe under water.
Bloody Run 0volillwod Nv quickly that
Io0ple living IN the fayluo could not
save their property. Several pgtsOns
were reported missing.
FACTORY BLOWN BOWS.
ELuN, III, May g5.-A tornado
visited tnia section tuis morning. John
lIoogh, engineer " the state insane
asylum, was killed by a failing ohim-
uuy. Tue Elgin sowing machine Aud
bicycle factory was blown down and
many farm buildings were leveied.
Loss of LIVE And PROPERLY.
MAusiiALr0wE, Iowa, May 25.-rho
rycluuu ia-t night hIurg the Chicago
~ Great We0torn railway In Jasper
county killed probably twenty-five
persOns. IL injured more than that
number. The property loss IA over
SlOO.O 900 Several miles OF railroad track
Ia practically destroyed.
DIsAs1Rous CYCLONE,
GUTHRIE, Oklahomn, May o.
Muhgcr reports Of "A disastrous cyclone
IN Seminole county have reached here.
Several lives were l0si. Many large
ranches were devaftcd ana thousands
II cattle killed anu scattered.
SEARCHING FOR TIW DEAD,
DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 25.-A storm
struck Butaugl 10 O'Clock this MORN
rug Anu in les than an hour the water
IN tho creek rose TO the height VI twun-
~ feet, sweeping everything before ~.
Mrs. CLARK, station agent, ana siK chill
dren, Of nges ranging from 20 10 s
yoaTs, were drowned. Tom Griiln, a
brakeman, 20 years ole; Joe Guliu,
ear IeuRiTuf; Peter Mos, John Dlllaui
n. ID, Rnlltr, wife aud two children,
all went down the river IN tho build
ing, which was found this morning "A
mile away, aui nine lot tho inmates
were IostutdHliv0. Gtlln Attempted
20 rave one Of the CLARK children bur
DO went down with tho Hood, the
bodies being found IN a drlitw ool Pile
mile away. Hall a mile Of the Great
Western side track Rnd half u mile Of
tho main line at Durango were washed
away. Three hundred people are
searching the valley Tor dead.
Rebellion IA CHINA.
PEIlN, May 25.-Tho Dungans Are
again m fobelli1D. rhoy nave cap
tufed liaayuk Wan ami are advancing
westward.
EXCITING CONVENTION.
One Delegate sirioken with Apopioay
told nen Victorious
SEATTLE, Wash, Mny 25.-Tho Re.
publican convention held At Juneau,
Alaska, Mny Is, Tor tho purposo Of
oloeung uuloga tee 90 the 49, Louis con.
yeutlOn was intensely exciting.