Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

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possible FOR .rzrne % &c resumed tor sew
sraI d4ys Ia TIE north aestern part of
K.ns4s ths snowfall Is Unprecedented.
q 20 grs4sest danger - be Anticipated
from the storm ia Kansas Is . coal
famine Ia some q the smaller towns
CHETESAE. w. T., Jan. q There =
twelve % eighteen iaches Of snow In
the western end % the Territory This
has crusted, and. With the freezing Of
ths water holes, cattle, sheep
And horses are perishing al over
the range An owner here has
reosiyed ~ord from his ranch In
taAs section that scarcely an ani-
nal that could not Dc fed would
saTyiVs Horses have worn their
hoofs % the quick trying 70 heA;
through ne crUsted snow Cattle and
sheep are simply helpless Game has
been driven from TIE mountains, and
antelope have been killed within tho
city limits Of Evanston, while stock has
drifred % the railway Saturday and
sunday we're Intensely cold. and two
men were frozen % death.
II NEw YORK
SYEAcUsr, \. Y, Jan. IA cyclone
struck this city Monday afternoon
leaving death and destruction in its
track. A building In course OF construc-
ton vas blown down. One Of the
worSmen was killed and ten others
more or less njured. The one death was
that Of William Willis, a carpenter. in
.tantly killed, who leaves wife and
three children
ROCHESTER,, \. Y, Jan. - A hurri-
ricane prevailed here Monday. The
wind IS said 20 have reached velocity
OF seyenty-fve miles an hour Many
buildings have been partially demol-
ished and several persons have been in
lured BY falling debris George Welter
was struck on the head by 4 falling
chimney and killed The tn wall OF
toe Joseiyn block on State street Was
blown down, falling on and crushing a
frame building next door. No one WAS
injured
UTICA. y. Y, Jan IA heavy wind
storm passed over the northern part OF
this county a. noon Monday. In the
village of South Trenton the Baptist
church was unroofed and the steeple OF
the Union church was blown down.
number OF houses and barns were un-
rooted and trees were lifted in the air
and thrown on TOP Of buildings Fences
and small buildings were blown down
and many orchards nearly ruined
TERRIBLE STORM ~ CANADA
MONTREAL Can. Jan. "A The most
terrific wind-storm ever experienced in
Eastern Canada came upon Montreal a.
noon Monday. The telegraph poles be
gan 20 crack. wires tangled all up trees
we're switched about the streets. plate
glass windows cracked and went 20
pieces. cabs wore overturned and houses
unroOfed. People were lifted bodily OF
their feet and dashed q the ground.
Church steeples Swayed like reeds and
IN three cases were tumbled 20 the
ground.
one Of toe s-eeples of the magnificent
St. James Street Church. Just built
toppled TO the street. injuring half
dozen people. The St Jean Baptiste
was fattened 20 the ground The
former barracks on s. Hclen's island n
tAs $. Lawrence, opposite the city, was
unroofed A root In Lachine vas lifted
OF and dropped upon woman on the
road. She vas almost Instantly killed.
Tho most serious result OF the cyclone
or hurricane was a. s. Hilaire. whore
a train on the Grand Trunk railway
from Actonvale for Montreal was
blown from the track. Tho passengers
saw 10 coming IN the shape OF a huge
black cloud toward the train sidewise
The ears we're going twenty-five miles an
hour suddenly those aboard heard
howl as OF 100 hurricanes. and felt
themsel YES and cars lifted bodily Then
they we're thrown down the embank.
ment on the inner side % the curve
There were fifty people IN -he cars. and
uot one OF them escaped injury. A
dozen of them ara very seriously in