Telegram-herald., 1889-07-31
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CAco Cal. July 81 Large fozest hres
are rag ~ OF Humboldt road. eighteen
miles flom Chico Tue ne las burnt over
district fear miles ia lsng IA and ls sweep
- every thlAg before L. M9c4 valuable
tilAoer h-s been destroyed
sASrz BARsAsA. Ca, July 50 -F1eid
r. IS have been burning IA tie foothills
back u Santa Barbara Twelve dwellings
besides "a namner OF b.ras and a large
quantity oi Lay have been destroyed A
number OF horses and cattle sIso perlshed
Tie loss vii reach S5o.vlo
DESyEk Col July 30 All day Monday
a heavy, smoky atmosphere hung over
Denver giving the san t1e appearance Of a
Ied bal OK ire. Information received from
points in this State Wyoming. Northern New
Mexico and Western Kansas and Ne
braska indicate TIC same condition. IL is
too early FOR Indian sumner and IL Is prob
ably caused By immense forest fires some
where IN the Rocky Mountains probably
Montana
GUNSIsoS. Col, July S0-For two or
three days the mountains in this vicinity
have been ablaze with burning timber
The fire was discovered Friday afternoon
last at the head OF Lost Gulch To the
north or the gu.oh the ire was seen raging
along the tops Or the well-tlmbered mount
ans
BoIsE CITY. T.. July 81 Forest fires are
sweeping the country about Banner, L T.
destroying one OF the finest belts Of timber
Ia the State The country Is go dry that
the fires are liable 10 spread over great
extent OF country Governor Shoup has tel
egraphed the Secretary OF the Interior ask
ing aid in ex1ingaishing the tire.
LOSSES By BE1vf RAINS.
Snow HILL. Nd. July ga rain-storm
surprising all previous on that have
fallen this year IN Worcester County began
here early Thursday morning last and
continued with increased fury throughout
Friday. All railroad communication has
been cut OF since Friday in consequence OF
numerous washouts With this last storm
is swept away the last remnant of hope for
the growing crops in Worcester. A few
farmers most favorably situated viii per-
haps raise half an average crop OF corn,
while others viii raise none.
SALISBURY Nd. July 3D-Between laurel
aud Seaford a cloud-burst occurred. food
ing the country. The railroad tracks be-
tween Seaford and Delmar for twenty
miles are under water most OF tho way.
The Norfolk express. south bound due
here at 3.2S - m, did not arrive until 7:30,
being delayed by washout AT Cannon
station. Corn fields are under water, with
strawberry crates aud baskets floating in
the fields Prom Wednes ay to Monday
mornins eleven and three-quarters inches
or water have fallen here
Hartford CITY Ind, July So The most
violent thunder storm OF the season passed
over this city Sunday. Rain fell in sheets
and the hghtaing played constantly for
three hours. The damage to corn viii be
considerable. Many felds were laid fiat
FLUsHING. Mich., July 3o-The cyclone
which struck near this place came from the
west about o'clock Saturday evening. Ia
the township of EazetOn, Shiawassee
County. it did considerable damage in de-
stroying orchards. timber, crops. barns and
outaouses There was no loss of Life re-
ported, although there were several mar
row escapes.
DETRoIT, Mich, July 3o-Reports from
many points in Central Michigan give ac-
counts OF much damage 70 crops, orchards
and fruit by Saturday storm
Mason CITY. Ia. July 30 The hardest
hdl-storm ever known in this locality Wis
tied here Sunday, sweeping over the COIN
try from west 70 east, covering space
about a mile in breadth Corn n the track
OF the storm vas badly damaged and some
fields entirely destroyed
PRATEIE DU CHIES, Wis, July 50 Great
damage was done in this vicinity by the
hail-storm last Saturday. Reports from
Bridgeport this county. say that the dam
age in that vicinity VIII reach S7,oo0 In
TINS city the storm Tas severe. and hail fell
50 thick that hundreds of bushels were
shoveled Up and wheeled OF the sidewalk
Gardens were ruined The storm was not
more than a mile ia width but was the
most severe OF recent years
CLINTON. Wis, July 5o-The tobacco IN
the vicinity of this place was destroyed BY
the severe hail storm Saturday afternoon.
II was ready u be topped making the daln-
age irreparsble- Other crops were not much
injured
DELAvAN. Wis. July "a heavy storm
Of mixed rain and hail passed over this sec
ton Saturday evening. doing considerable
damage % grain and the tobacco crop. Sev-
era ane fields OF tobacco near Da-ien were
entirely des royed
PALxrRA MS. July 81 Saturday even
ing violent rain was accompanied by hail
stones large az marbles. few window
llrhts IN tbs village were broken. crops
and tobacco cat and lodged in the surround
ing country
Tosrox. July 30-A cTcionic storm O.