Telegram-herald., 1889-05-21
IN DEEP DISTRESS.
A Furious Storm Creates Grest
Havoc II Austria
AIsRCE NUMBER or PEOPLE KILLED.
Barsssax Dskes psstrss the Srees-Ais
fos the sanersTs 1agk1tHinsas N sra 80
AleAss.A faraa-stsraAs f-lss-
where Ia 1i.is SoaatFs.
IuaFIkss ANsEkIANs


VIENNA Nav ~ Disastrous storms swert
over ara of Austria Saturday aares per
soas NsIs Al.led zeal Vienna Fearful
csfastzeplos occurred ns&E fl.sea hsGses
collapsed al E4CkoNitz ana hieeAoNitE,
kilisng nine children AID al LlAs. ~Ao-s
thirty persons were killed
N1lNNA Man ~ The latest reports from
! TIE noOded districts show that TIE lose of
life is much greater than ss Supposed
The rivers are stil greatly swo14sa. an
iDauS places the bursting oi dykes has Hood
Cd the surrounding territory and utterly
destroyed the crops Many naTros esosRas
from death aye Teportea The esoPesi ais-
tIess paeVAlIs LhToug h0ut the submerged
districts and steps are being taken TO re
heVe The immediate wants Of the sarereTs
IN ouK o~s LAND
BoSEAN Tex, May s0-A cyclone sweps
over this county SATURDAY night, DESTROY.
ing crops and buildings IL came nom shs
nortbs eat and played havoc IN an area oi
territory three miles wide by twenty mises
long Many houses were blown away and
large tracts OF timber were leseled 10 the
ground 80 far no lives have been report
ed lost, but many people are injured
IIffIN, O.. MAY "a disastrous WIND
ana hail-storm swept over q part of tl.is
county Saturday doing thousands Of dollars
damage To buildings and fences iTeigns
cars were blown from the track 81 New
Megel Crops were badly cut by The hail
on. CRY. IA, May "a heavy raia-
storm, accompanied by thunder and Light
ming passed over this place al 80 clock
Sunday afternoon. An oil well on The
Hancock farm near Norway. with tank
full Of oil, was ignited by lightning and
totally destroyed Al RousevIlle tie
Methodist church MAS struck by lightning
and burned 10 the ground There were 40
services at the tame. Loss " O00
KANSAS CRY. No. May - Two large
mains Ia Tie aqueduct of tse National
Water Works Company. which conveys
water from the Missouri river al Qmndsro
tkan.l to Kansas City. were washed ava,
I'll o'clock sunday morning a. = resuit a
recent heavy rains The pecuniaTy dam
age is So, ,O10, and this city viii depend ON
the kaw river for water FOR two weeks or
more
FLINT, Mich, MAY 20 The large stock
stables of Hon. William Hamilton on ths
Lspeer road two miles southeast Of this
city, were struck by lightning sun
day afternoon. and IN few seconds
half dozen adjoining buildings
were I'm flames The shock proStrated
Mrs John Nogett, wife OF the tenant She
Is now in precarlOus condition aud fears
are entertained Tor her life. Ia the main
stable were half q hundred biooded
horses all OF which were saved
except two colts valued at 81. 300 each
aud the famous trosting stallion Iecamseh
Some dynamite stored in tool
house exploded with a Tremendous noise
heard for miles. destroying $500 worth of
farming tools. harness, seventy tons Of
hay and 900 bushels of grain The farm
residence was saved only through ber-
culean laoo:s on the part Of the firemen.
SAN FRANCISCO. MAY % A severe earth
quake shock was felt here Sunday morning
shortly after o'clock The shock wax
general and Ia the San joaquin valley
chirnneys were thrown down and people
badly frightened