The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-23
SNOW, RAIN AND GALES.
The Destruction in Ohio, Michigan
and other States.
Additional Marine Disasters Re-
ported.
Floods in Dakota Subside After
Causing Damage of 100000

| CLEVELAND, May 22.--A severe wind storm,
| accompanied by incessant rain, prevailed on
| Monday. Sllas Merchants pipe foundry, about
half built in the northeastern part Of the city
was blown down.
| Snow 10 reported from various parts Of the
state, but none here. Last night the storm
| abated
Word cones from numerous places In north
| ern Ohio OF damage Gone by the wind, but
| nothing specific 70 stated, and no loss of life Is
| reported Snow fell In Logan county five
| incnes deep.
PoRr Huron, Mich May 22.-Baree Wy
oming is ashore six miles above Point Edward,
with the crew on board. She lays in the sand
aud may last till the storm goes down. Barge
oconfes has broken up off Lakeport, Three
unknown sohooners are ashore on Lake st.
Clair. Sehooners Hazard, Clemates and Dob
bins are At anchor AZ Lexington with tho
water breaking over them. Five unknown
vessels are reported ashore between there and
Pine iiill. Barques Meisell and St. Joseph,
with the tug Clark In tow, are adrift of Lex
ington. The tug Champion will 90 20 their
help. The wind continues.
BISMARCK, ID. T., May 22.-The Tribune's
special from Deadwood says the flood in
Whitewood has subsided and the stream re-
turned to its natural state Business has been
resumed. 1t is impossible 10 travel the old
road leading through Boulder Park, but repair
forces are at work The loss will not exceed
100000 No work Of renovation has yet been
commenced.
: NEW YORK, May PA heavy thunder
storm, accompanied by torrents Of rain, did
considerable damage in the outskirts Of Brook
lyn and on Long Island, late last night.
Dixon, ILL.,, May 22.-Ice half an inch thick
formed last night, and the fruit prospects in
this portion Of the State are unquestionably in
jured.
CmcAGo, May 22.-Pieces OF wreckage iden-
titled as belonging to schooner Wellshurt
came ashore at the city limits to-day and leave
no doubt that she was wrecked IN the storm
Sunday night az she was due here about that
time from Buffalo Her owner, j. ID. Dun
ham OF this city, has no doubt that the upper
rigging Of the sunken schooner visible above
the waves OFF Crosse Point about % miles
north OF this city is that OF the Burt and that
her crew OF II souls all perished She was q
first class vessel valued at $4,000 and insured
for S25, 700.
OWEN SOUND, Ont. May 22.-propeller
Shickluna Of Montreal laden with general
Merchandise struck rock and sank two miles
east Of AlgOma Mills Sunday night during a
severe gale. The crew Yere saved.
CIscMxATI, May 22-Noon. Snow fell on
the hill top last night and lay on roofs and
trees 10 the depth Of one or two inches. Many
branches of trees were broken down. Ii was
about all gone by 10 o'clock, leaving no sign Of
blight on leaves or fruit. The temperature
has risen 70 "A but II is still cloudy.
CHICAGO, May 22.-Advices from various
points in Illinois and Iowa indicate the frost
was quite general last night in these States.
CLEVELAND, o., May 22.-Saow is still fall
ing to-day In Anguaga county. Small fruit is
all killed and other fruits are badly injured.
In Fairfield county the crops are much dam
aged by washouts
Sr. LOUIS, May "a special from Casey
vile. H., says a severe frost here last night
damaged the crops considerably, doing more
injury than the cyclone.
PoRT Huaos, Mich, May 22.--The storm Is
still raging with snow aud sleet