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Primitive Christian, The and Pilgrim, The (1879) . .^^SOTjrg 1! V. QUINTEE & BEUMBAUGH BEOS. Earnestly Contend for tlie laith which was once Delivered unto the Saints. $1,50 PEE ANNUM. Vol. XVII. HUNTINGDON, PA., TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1879. No. 24. DESTEUOTIVE TOENADOES IN TB[E WEST. A terrible Btorm of wind tind rainpassed over Northern Kansas and South-ern Nebraska on Friday, evening. Thetown of Irving Kansas, was almostdestroyed. At that place the stormbecame a cyclone, and leveled every-thing in its path. About forty buildingswere destroyed and fifteen persons killed,while from thirty to forty
Primitive Christian, The and Pilgrim, The (1879) . .^^SOTjrg 1! V. QUINTEE & BEUMBAUGH BEOS. Earnestly Contend for tlie laith which was once Delivered unto the Saints. $1,50 PEE ANNUM. Vol. XVII. HUNTINGDON, PA., TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1879. No. 24. DESTEUOTIVE TOENADOES IN TB[E WEST. A terrible Btorm of wind tind rainpassed over Northern Kansas and South-ern Nebraska on Friday, evening. Thetown of Irving Kansas, was almostdestroyed. At that place the stormbecame a cyclone, and leveled every-thing in its path. About forty buildingswere destroyed and fifteen persons killed,while from thirty to forty were the buildings blown down areseveral churches—one a fine stone build-ing—the public schools, the grain ele-vator, the railroad dcj)ot and WctmorcInstitute. The storm was extremelyviolent at and near Delphos, OttawaCounty, Kan., and fitteen dead bodieshave been brought in from two squaremiles of territory. One man from Bcloitwas taken up in bis wagon and thrownto the ground again and instantly woman and child were thrown agains
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