Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-03-29
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door just g whirlwind was passing. Il gathered
lance Of forty feet They were both hurled against
fence and remained unconscious until they were
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s a1s tight arm wss broken at the
cash in his throat T6s hous enc Wss dsroysd sn1
not thing will be saved.
ALONG THE L. 4 N. RAnRoAp.
CINCINNATI, March 59-Conductor B. B. Hol-
burn. of the Louisville and Nashville train, who
arrived at II O'Clock this morning, said to report
Or: "Al along the line coming out Of Louisville
%ss oas rom a. tssEe Z much aSrss s
.nos ssns out os
trees" Train No. 9, over the same road, came in
Ct n O'Clock TO- day. Brakeman Cricketts and M.
last night Said theg II sRo
ruinsai is wee and horrible disaster. We were in
Of its iind We ever saw. The The
storm began about $50. The thunder was simply
vd f.ss as
La ana : and children
IL asd friends 0qP!ss
is reported as being entirely demolished.
At Pendleton, thirty three miles from Louisville,
be hs oacgss
to man in Louisville and had been blown all the
sr1 the city All Of clothing
same train. was in the tornado also. Said he:
tween Seventh and Eighth when the tornado struck
the car. A heavy telegraph pole was blown across
aid csSS be had was insured but the poor
L was awful sight Scores Of people were Killed
the Kansas City tornado several years ago" said a
passenger, 'but the horrible catastrophe Of last
was edsE lifted he
| river and thrown on the land quarter OF mile"
DESTRUCTION At METROPOLIS.
METROPOLIS, ILL.,, March 2S.-This town was visited
| by a fearful storm yesterday, resulting in the
wounding and death Of portion of Its citizens and
| wholesale destruction of property. Nothing Pc
culiarly strange in the appearance Of the skies
| the ereenish cast of the heavens. Suddenly there
| two clouds which met in mid-air, in a
en ng
Of water estimated from fifty to 200 feet in height
This curious phenomenon swept onward ar striking
brick structures. owned BY 9. Davis and B: Bser
brother were struck simultaneously and lost q
qs e feo~ed
tie general wreef. shelton Brothers' maehine
sa1e Woefs Of Glass
next to GO The Metropolis woolsn mills shares
badly Dam damaged. e The new and elegant brick resi-
pence Of A. Quante is unrooted and the end blovl
tional bank building. William Ebberiish's fran.
residence, the brick residences of Captain Johl
pletely The two-story brick residence occupid b,
Postmaster Slack succumbed to the storm.
| A CYCLONE AT CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI O., March 2S.-A violent wind storm
passed over the city this morning and caused con
siderable damage among the hilltop suburb
The hurricane struck about a, M, bowin
great trees and swaying houses In its path
Dwellings were unroofed and fences splintered an
destroyed. At Madisonville barns and Clubhouse
house o on Aub1rn avenue storm STUCK With tel
rible force. The tin roofing seemed to rise as Wit
eopngs and
pupils were assembling for study and it is little les
way. The children were panic stricken but wer
safely removed.
| FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 2S.-Freight train NJ
81 southbouhd, ON the L. and N, last night encour
tered a cyclone one mile north of Sebree twenty
six miles south Of Evansville, and was completed
the tSppnff eter over
is buried under the. engine and he
not been recovered. His homo Is in Nashville
Tenn where he has a wife and three children Th
head brakeman, named Pavel1, was also killed. Th
foreman was on the coal teuder and his life We
saved by being thrown in an opposite drectio
from the engine Fifteen cars OF freight WEI
wrecked.
DEVASTATION IN OTHER PLACES.
MARION KY, March 2s-This city was devastate
| by the same storm that wrought such ruin
Louisville. There was great loss Of life.
INDIANAPOLIS, March ga special from Primo
ton, Ind, says: Shortly before o'clock last nigl
tornado swept over the country just north Of we
, OF this city, doing an immense amount OF danaai
. fifty buildings in this county have been wreckt
and a large number of valuable stock killed
CHATTANooaA, TenH:, March g. Repor
reached here this morning that tornado stIIs
l | The roof was blown off the large flour mills. Tv
! houses belonging to John Woods and one to T.
. Wilson were blown down. Every house and GU
: building on the brook were blown down.
! GALLATIN, Tenn, March 28-The worst stor
that visited this section passed over this CT
: blown down. The brick residence OF John Hibbe
| was completely blown away. The walls fell In ar
killed 10 months old baby OF John Hibbett, al
boy; Hibbett is dying and his wife Is heEEi 16
y Patterson's residence was blown down, in5uring fl
persons