throwing large, huge rojumee of water to a great height. This cloud did rery little damage, but it was followed a few minutes later by a third and terrific cloud, which laid waste buildings, buildings, trees and fences in its path across the southern portion of the city. It seems to bare started near tbe place of the preceding ones, southwest of tbe city, and touching a portion of the suburb of Armstrong, mored in an easterly course, tending slightly northward, northward, across the city. At tbe Stock-yards Stock-yards Stock-yards tbe Exchange was unroofed and other BCILDIKOS DAMAGED OB DX8TROTTD. Then passing on. it struck tbe summit of the bluff, which marks the western line of the city proper, at the corner of Dripps and Sixteenth streets. Movingsoutherly, It passed' along between Fifteenth and Sixteenth Sixteenth streets, veering slightly at tunes, until it reached Maio street, and then the course changed somewhat toward the northeast, sweeping gradually until it reached Olive ' street, near eastern limits, when it had theT trar sled as far northward as Seventh street. Here its advance was checked, and as far as known now its force seems to hare been spent at this point. The entire progress, from the beginning of the first to the end of the third cloud, occupied about half an hour. At 11:30 o'clock three deaths had been reported, reported, and as many more not likely to recover. recover. Many persons are more less injured, but as far as reported only a few dangerously dangerously so.