The Penn's Grove record., 1888-06-02

Willie Miller, aged Z, were drowned at
Corapolis, Penna., on the evening of
the 23d.
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Stanton. Nebraska. Des Moines. Iowa, |
and other places. for safe blowing and
bank robbery. was arrested in Chicago
on the evening of the Doth. by two
policemen who recognized HIM on the
street. He pulled a revolver. but was |
oyerpowered. In his pocket was a
letter of recommendation as a faithful |
employe on the Nashville and Tennes. |
see Railroad and a brotherhood card on |
the Grand Trunk Railroad.
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"A severe storm passed over the
| country around Shamokin. Penna., on
| the evening of the 2Sth, extending
| from the S~usquehanna river into
| Schuyklll county. The streets OF
| Shamokin were flooded, and many land
| slides and washouts occurred along the
Reading, Lehigh Valley and Pennsyl-
yania Railroads. A w%aterspout broke
in the northwestern part OF Dawes
county, Nebraska, on the evening of
the 9th, and submerged five miles oil
track of the Fremont, Elk Horn and
Missouri Valley Railroad aud washed
away a number of bridges. The water
carried away a number Of horses and
cattle. and greatly damaged crops. The
cloud h.. the appearance of a rolling
mass, revolving like a cartwheel or log,
entirely different from a cyclone cloud.
A man named Anderson, who was in
the extreme southern limit OF the
spout. saws the water came In a solid
wall, ten feet deep, and carried
everything possible before it.
The White river rose sixteen feet in
forty minutes. kilograms from the
interior of Nebraska report the heavI-
est rainfall for years. Many settlers
living in sod houses have had to aban-
don their homes and seek "a Il and
DRYER quarters. A severe storm accom-
panied by violent winds visited the vici.
nifty of Hannibal, Missouri, on the
evening of the 9th. The rain fall was
the heaviest of the season, and caused
a rise of six inches in the Mississippi
river, The Wabash Railroad track was
washed out at a point six miles east OF
Hannibal. ard trains were temporarily
abandoned. The rise in the river was
particularly discouraging to the flooded
Sny levee farmers. A telegram from
Journey, Illinois, says it rained there in
the early part of the evening of the 9th
and again at 4 O'Clock on the morning
Of the 2Sth, in all, less than four hours,
but during that time p inches OF
rain fell. Up to the evening of the
18th 1t had been raining In the vicinity
Of I~lllonolls for 80 hours. Consld-
cradle hail fell, and the streams over
lowed and covered the country with
water. A storm, which passed over
Hendricks county, Indiana, Oh the
18th, did a great deal OF damage. A
farmer, named Bunson and two horses,
we're struck by lightning AND Killed.
During a thunder storm at sycamore,
Wyandotte county, Ohio, on the eth,
lightning struck Mount Zion Church.
knocked the preacher OUT OIL the peipit
ana severely injured hunoeI VI the
worsnippers. SsVera horses niIcleo
outside were killed. A violent Storm
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2Sth. one puiialhg was uhfooieu ahu
about loO shade trees were down
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tnere Is noou III the Coiumplt river,
Kansas AT stockton Two snantles
were sweep way ny the hoou anu three
coiored children were whe a
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