The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-30

Clal from SpflugneluI v says severe
wind storm visited thst city this morning
The plow factory Of F0ose & Evans was
unroO!ed and portion oil the walls blown
down. A lady at tho window OF q grocery
was struck by plank. Much damage was
done at other points in the city.
A dispatch from Ripley, Ohio, says the
house Of Mrs. Kinkaid was struck BY
lightning this morning, Mrs, Kinkaid was
paralyzed In one side,
EXCESSIVE nEAT-lN THR TRACK OF THE
STORM.
ST. LOUIS, June 20.-Georgs Kssel, for
eight years assistant treasurer Of this city,
died suddenly last night from the effects
Of the excessive heat Of the pAst two or
three days. Three other cases OF prostrs.
lion by heat have occurred since Monday.
A Post dispatch received from NARROW,
Ills, says tarrible storm passed over
that place this morning, The rain fell In
torrents, and much damage was done to
the crops, Two men were killed by light.
ming, and three houses almost demolished
DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FRAEKLIS, n. H., June ga destruct.
i've tornado swept over this village yts!er.
day afternoon, attended by tempest OF
rain, hail, thunder aud lightning. The
hail slones, many OF which were more
than an inch Ia diameter, spread ruin
everywhere, Hall I thu lIousea In the
toWa had their Windows shattered and
mnltitudes 0t Ghimnays wers swept down.
Tees were uprOplsd and gafdens every.
where ruined, The danage seems 10 bO
mainly confined TO Ffankiin and the val.
ley for mile or two oil each side OF the
town. The path OF the tornado was not
more than two miles wide. Many houses
were severely damaged, the NJ. Z. Church,
nf West Village, smOhg them. by the
floods Of hail i nd rain, which poured
through the shattered windows.
The Catholic Church was moved six
inches on its foundation, and was exceed.
ingly damaged. A twos.ory house and
frame barn and shed, belonging to Daniel
u. Brown, was blown down, and George
+, Drake's house was lifted and twisted
Beveral feet from the foundation, leaving
II q total wreck. Freight cars at the depot
OF the Northern road were blown off the
track and great damage done through
town by the furious sweep OF the waters,
though the continuation Of the torrent
scarcely lasted fifteen minutes.
AT II o'clock last night the tornado was
succeeded by furious storm, which, &C.
Companied by heavy and violent thunder
and lightning, lasted for two hours.
RAILRlAD ACCIDENT CAUSED BY HEAVY
RAINs.
BUFFALO, June 20.-The recent heavy
rains csueed a slide In the road bed Of the
Buffalo, New York 4 Philadelphia Rail.
road about thirty miles from the city yes.
tsrdAy morning, wreCking working train,
instantly killing Chester Bates, probably
fatally iniuring Frederick Slzer, seriously
injuring Wm. TuG aud completely demol.
ishlng the train Of twenty.Eeven cars Of
coal.
BRIDGES IN JEOPARDY.
BUTLER, June 20.-A violent rain and
Wind storm visited this place about ten
o'cl.Gk accompanied with sharp lightning
and fearful thunder. The various creeks
tcsn rapidly, aud II Ia feared the bridges
n'oHs '"' y" ~ " W. ~ "'S ~" yoVP"'uy
fgaln'
HEAVY WIND AT sTErBESvtLLE,
srRuRRNytLLE. ,tune 2g.-About three.
tor,,ha NJ ,ha root n mo o,d n.,l t.o,os,,
'ou,'"' ~ Wv ''o' W 'no w o,u ""'' 'sV'o'S
at Ihe Jefferson Iron works was blown
on this morning dnrlng the atofm, and
lanueu some ais'sncs away Al the EN-;
pIoyes were uriven ont before me ne, ROOF
went Gil me Ioss VIII be ABOUT sSoO.
-, D%s"oA 80, - - '"I' ." "Nl'
phN'A" rHL.S' AZ 'u"e 1o'nA S'o,m
p"s'eu o'er .nl' plNve ~ ~ OloUA u, .n'a
amn p.iIOn ~ S'",so'o nsns nso n.s,I, uSs1 me
demn. d S" JSrSns,o a So6 ns'Ss,, yv", p."na
Fo%mb,v % SnI SovsI,v VT Wo,LS s sss am ,"1 ossI
~ ,hn a, ,tnnt ~ ssnS A. a nnH Thn ~
~ H., .Ioo ,Sa.t1 .H.EJ,. no ,a'"i W
and Two dwelling hotises in Nav Brivbton
were unrooisd. No lives lost and no one
injured.
THE STORM AT ptrrspuRoE.
p,u.,n,,nan Tn,o % HL.,t a...
dsv one Of thu most terr;f,c tornadoes
occ,,nnanisd hv hnrdor ii,,irir, on5
rain, that ever visited Pittsburgh passed
over the Hill districts, including the Thir
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