New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-15
20 feet ACROSS Of boiler iron Ard coat $4,000 Tne
wind blew down trees and ohimneys and tore on rooi@
No lfyaa w

20 fec, Hcrcss was of boiler iron ard cost $4,000 The
wind ble~ down trees aud chimnsys ana tore on ro0'"
No lives were Lost
CMc1ySATI, Oos IA dispatch from Fort Wayne,
Ind that terrific gale from the bouth passed
that city this afternoon and at O'CLOCK iu
force. Odd Fellows Temple Centivers brewery hakes
battling works, Adams express onioe, t"gs'her WIN
some Of the principal business buildings were
Shortly before O'CLOCK aro broke ous In the outskir
OF the c and at the time the dspstca was & SSs
2 p, m, fve frame dwellings wero ID nahes' WIN 'u'
gale spreading the COMMUNICATION.
TOLEDO. Ohio Oct 14.-The storm to-day struck
Toledo about end from that tim, until O'CLOCK
the velocity OF the Wild about forty-nve niles sn
hour There WAS cor siderabe damage done In small
way, blowing down chimncys. breaking In show-win-
dows, unroonng buildings, blowing down Telegraph
and telephone lines and Overurnng shade trees An
unfinished twostory frame building was. ra1ed 70 'h'
ground. There were no casualties. kepoI.s moa
the most serious so far being the court so"'c 60. e
Napoleon, which was injured to tne extent OF yloou
As four yachts from Dstroit aud three from mere.
wero ensaged in race on Lake kT'e M ih'
Iorrsv1tLE Ky Oct IA hard windstorn pre-
vailed throughout the state this morning. but no speoia
damage Is reported. The wind started freisn' cur
from, a siding near Old Deposit KY 1t ran on to main
track and was run into by southoound Loulsvie ana
Nashville freight train, causing wreck Two unhuv""
tramps stealing ride oil the cowcatcher "ero Aie"'
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. IA (spectah "A smart shower OF
rain fell the city this afternoon tho hrst In Jour
weeks The Norwegian bark Rhine, from London' re-
ports several heavy gales on passage dur
ing which lost split number Of sails The British
bark Mary, fIom Redonda, reports encountern2 nutr
with fearful and heavy rains from sepemoer
% to OctoberZ.
MoBr f. Oct. I4-The schooner Lucy came in to-day
nineteen days from Galveston aud six days In tho storm
which blew her as far west Chandelier slaud. She
lest her and had her decks swept by the sea-
EIGHTY MILES AN HOUR AT BUFFALO.
DAMAGE DONE BY THE wIND-Loss OF LIFE RE-
PORTED.
BUFFALO, Oct. ii (Special.-A wind stor
which closely follows the description OF cyclone Is
night sweeping over Buffalo. It began at O'Clock THIS
afternoon but did not assume alarming proportions
until o. clock when it reached velocity OF eighty
miles an hour the highest known there for years
Largo express wagons picked up and rolled across
tho streets horses and ALL Teams became frightened
and many wrecks along the principal streets
The back retaining g-wall Of the new Music hap, I'D
process OF erection blown down ana many persons
passing along Edward-st. met with many narrow es,
capes A large chimney on the llnt House cIusnea
through the roof unocoupiod apartment Ato 40
from an light the Baltimore and ONO telegraph
office took fire. and the switchboard ana every wire III
the office was rendered useless. The United Lines once
have only few wires left and the western Union CON
nectOns are bacly crippled Advices from Fort CoDur
state that AN unknown three masted-5c1oOner went
down three mies of tnere this afternoon Ihe Tug un
startcd ou TO pck I'D tho sacr bnt was not thought
that she could succeed In such gale 1t Is reported
that the Island strip OF land along Bnaio nner mar
bor ia flooded that hshermens shsnues nave Deeh
blown down and that several children nave Dech crown
ed.