Show Tho Cyclone Chicago lOA Parsons Kansas special spe-cial says A terrible cyclone passed over McAllister a mining settlement in Indian In-dian Territory on Monday night The destruction of life and property was terrible ter-rible seven people were killed outright and four fatally injured eleven dangerously danger-ously and thirtynine more or less hurt Fiftynine houses were totally demolished demol-ished and thirty others badly wrecked The cyclone cut a path through the timber tim-ber just as scythe would mow through grass The damage to the Osage Coal and Mining Company was very great The population is only 800 and the suffering suffer-ing is very great Mound City Mo was also struck by a cyclone on Monday evening and things were terribly torn the storm being tho worst that ever visited that section Trees were uprooted fences prostrated and crops damaged The steeple of the Christian Church was bown down Jacob McCanns house was blown fifteen feet from its foundation and fearfully wrecked Pierces carpenter shop was lifted from its foundations George Trooks house was unroofed and capsized cap-sized Denison Tex lOGreat destruction is reported in the vicinity of Reno Texas Two storms met at McAllister and wrought death and destruction such as only cyclones can Every building was torn to pieces A train with physicians and nurses has been sent there The fall of rain was terrific and was a companied com-panied by a great quantity of bailstones which fell as far north as Fort Gibson A washout occurred on the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad near Armstrong Arm-strong in this territory A locomotive went dov < n the embankment and the engineer en-gineer was killed Travel is generally suspended on most of the Texes roads caused by the fury of the storm Marshall Mar-shall and vicinity was also visited Great trees fine houses farm buildings fences etc were torn down like toys The buildings on Tom Craigs plantation eighteen milei from Marshall were J de = molished1 and the occupants seriously injured in-jured A negro was killed ons Fank Halls plantation There wore a nom ber of casualties but no deaths in Marshall |