New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
OCTOBER WEATHER.
RESULTS OF THE RECENT STORM.
DAMAGE TO SHIPPING ON LAKE ERIE.

DAmAuh iV bHiPPlNG ON LAKE ERIE.
CLEVELAND, Oct. H.-The schooner Jesse
Coneer, loaded with stone Kellys Island for Erie
went ashore at this port yesterday II is thought
can be got off with but little damage lfe-bost res
cued the crew. The propeller Estabrook, loaded
win lumber, was wrecked ct Fairport. Ohio, Sunday
evening, by striking sunken pier No lives were lost
severe northeast storm began Sunday evening and
high wind ragged all yesterday and last night There are
many vessels the Lake. and serious damage TO ship
ping Is apprehended.
PASSENGER STEAMER ASHORE
MEDINA, n. Y, Oct. 2f-The propeIler Young
America became disabled and went ashore Yesterday
noOn two miles wesv of Yatess Pier Lake Ontario She
had l5 passengers on board but lives wero lost The
vessel viii probably be got of with her cargo
BRIDGE DAMAGED AT TROY.
TROY, Oct. 21.-Thero have been some heavy
rams in this vicinity during the past few days. and
night the water In the river at this place was 40 high
that 1t carried away portion of the bridge now in pro
OF erection the Hudson The damage Is est
mated at 1000, which will be sustained by the Philips
burg Manufacturing Company OF New-Jersey who are
the contractors Not much damage was done 70 the
shipping although the wind blew a gale all night
HIGH WATER IN PENNSYLVANIA 4 SERIES or
CASUALTIES.
ALLENTOWN, Oct. 21.-The Lehigh River has
risen eight feet since yesterday morning The Allen
town rolling mill, on account Of the high water. has
suspended all work except in the pgddng-nrll boy,
name unknown was drowned in tho rivor yesterday,
while gathering driftwood.
MAUCH CHUNK, oct. 2l.-Tne Lehigh River continued
rising last evening" and OF property the river
bank are removing 1t, fearing damage from the food
PorTsvILLE. oct 21.-The rain caused much damage
in this place. and the Mhersyine bridge, on
tho Peoples Railway, washed away Just
after tram had crossed it,. Tue furnaces at
st. Clair considerably damaged At Tamaqua
an immense pile OF coal dirt wac washed on To
the philadelphia and Reading Railroad track prevent
ing the passage OF trains. train from Philadelphia
was DELAYED by a laud aide at Mount Carbon. Al
Girardve two children drowned by the upseting
OF a vehicle In which their parents driving home.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21.-The frcshct in the schuyll,
this morning owing the recent heavy rain was the
heaviest October, 1862 At 10 the water below
the dam at NorristOwn - feet tho usual
level and stopped the mills with back water. Egypt
Mill has "A inches Of water on the first door
HEAVY RAINFALL IN MAINE.
Lewiston, Oct. 2l.--The rain last night was
very severe here. and and fifth inches fell Thus
far this month eight and eighttenths inches Of rain
have fallen this city larger fall than for any month
since October 1871. when inches foil here. The
Androscoggin trauhas yet arrived. consequence
of damag &c TO the bridges ut Pennington and Wilton.
BnuNswIcK, Oct. M.-The Androscoegin River ha,
risen five feet since noon. and is stl rising.
GALE IN CANADA.
TORONTO. Oct. 2l.-A heavy gale of wind pre-
vailed from sarna TO Quebec yesterday In some places
it was accompanied by a light fall OF snow.
A FLOOD AT ALBANY
ALBANY, Oct. 2l.-The heavy rains of yes
terday have swollen all the streams in this vicinity The
water in the river s. tho docks and in OF the
adjacent streets is flooding the cellars and first stories
Some damage had been done north aud west Of here by
the carrying away Of bridges.
FREsHET IN NEw-HASPSHBE.
Concord, n. H., Oct. 2l.-Dunng the rain
storm which began here Sunday evening about three
inches Of wafer fell Tho Merrmac River is very nigh
and rising fast. AT Portsmouth the iDtervales are
flooded and no trains have from The North or gone
up beyond Lake Village since yesterday afternoon. Al
Franklin the high water has stopped the paper-Inis A
temporary bridge across the Onion River At Waterbury
Vt, was carried away yesterday afternoon.
SNOW IN ONO.
CINCINNATI Oct. N.-SnOw fell here this
morning hut melted "A last fell IN the city few
miles ont In the country it inches deep while at
DAYTON il Law OH the ground from six to eight inches
deep
TnE STORM ON THE COAST
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 2l.-The gale eastward
Monday was very United States Coast Survey
steamer and large coastug schooner dragged from
thoir moorngs at Castne. ana the former smashed
against the wharf aud the latter went ashore The
steamer Lewiston obliged to put into Castine out
arrived here safely tonight 1t is feared disasters
occurred as there many umber-laden schoonerS
along the coast,