Show TELEGRAPHIC I CYCLONES More Wind and Wet in the West autl South Chicago 25 Further reports of last nights storm arc received and show hat it extended over the whole northwest north-west with frequent tornadolike ex iibition In Loraine Iowa on Friday ight the cyclone destroyed everything in its path which was half n mile widc Seven houses were levelltd to the ground and a number of outbuildings destroyed several persons were eriouly injured Last nights rain and lightning caused in the aggregate much damage in Chicago but only in small amounts Some half a dozen persoriB were injured by lightning light-ning striking the houses Eoclieiter near Springfield Illinois and Carline villa also had severe and destructive wind storms St Louis 25 Specials from Carlins nIb Taylorville Greenfield Spring field and other places iu ccntrl Illinois sny a terrific tornado passed through Green Chrietnin Sangamon and oilier counties last night and destroyed au immense amount of property killed a dozen or more people and injured a large number Chicago 26 Following arc additional particulars of Saturday nights storm at Ashland Ills several thousand dollars worth of property was destroy Heavy bail alternated with r < dn which continued con-tinued all night flooded the streets and permeated cellars and basement at Farmer City Ills tho creeks and sloughs aro higher than ever known before fences culverts bridges walks etc carried oil Charles Strausburg was t 1 11 1 M Aivtiicu i j < a n iiij iu iua a u ecu ui > horseback At Karikano an almost unprecedented un-precedented amount of water fell 1 he river rose five feet Farm lands are flooded and work will be delayed two weeks Much of tho lately sown grain wil be drowned out Near Taylorville the cyclone was terrific Many houses wero demolished and tho inmates crippled crip-pled killed or carried away and are still missing Many are rendered homeless home-less by tho storm which lasted from 7 pm to midnight Alonzo Cullers house was blown to atoms ono of his children kiled outright and another carried car-ried off find found dead in thn morning Mrs T J Lanijly was killed John Gessncr skull fractured and will die a man named Watts and liU wife were anl1 dtJrl1gI fNi1l1 lrFo l8 blown nbuui n quarter ot a milo locked in each ethers arms and waro found badly cut bruised and insensible T W Brent Mr Elliott wifo and two children a little daughter of Ed Leigh and Thomas Hill Hundreds of cattle sheep and hogs crippled and killed ana fowls were found in the line of the cyclone dead and divested oftbei plumage plum-age Reports of the dimngo are constantly con-stantly being received at Taylorville and relief measures for the destitute are being taken It seems that the stems of last week in their extent violence and destructiveness de-structiveness have never been equalled in this part of the country Cincinnati 25A special to the Gazette Ga-zette says During a violent wind storm this afternoon about sixty feet of the roof of the cabin of the steamer Bostona was blown off while at the landing a short distance below Huntington No one was seriously hurt Mrs Paris C Brown was standing outside the cabin at the time and fell in n fright as tho roof went over her head but was nut irgarcd beyond a few bruises Memphis 2GA destructive tornado swept over the country in the vicinity of Macon Miss Telegraph communication communica-tion is interrupted Meagroreports bring intelligence of the loss of several lives Fuller details are hourly expected |