Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
STORN-SWEPT.
Wtad. Estz. Ez4 a2d Lightning
create Great Havoc.
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stFgck sAls pace About g'cloc6 Tues /
az 4ftsrnsoa. The ssorm cane frou /
tls aersa NssE. Kad sEeps track Abo4s 4
balf nils pids from tas s&sssrR linz +
Ia ~ shs cizg quite long distance into (
ne soaatry The anbrsls factory Of I
ser&sQs a EEsReh "a IA ne path OF
ths cyclone. A part OF the bald
iaz. In wsiea about thirtJ young
Hsms1 we're employed. vas crushed
hxs "a egg-shelL Many of tae
girls escaped. 5as Others were
saazhs In Ehs falling building Dora
P4lmsr. agsd -, received f4tal IL
iuriss aad died Ia a short time. Her
saul eas crashed Nellie Harding 1zs
seriously inl4red about The head aud
ugpsr part u ths body Miss Brush
had her coll bone broken and was
Otherwise injured several other girls
whose names are act given received IN
l1riss.
Barns belonging 10 Colonel sprague,
o NJ Hames. john Copsey, JOAN Myers,
Cl4rlss Rarer, Dr. LaSsVsreOol. William
Perrin. ID ZNick and Joha Parker
we're bl0~n down and other small
buildings ~sre wrecked Trees were
uprootsd AAd fences torn down in
a. dlrsctioas The force OF the wind
sas unprecedented. At z o'clock Tuesday
evening another terrific storm visited
the city the wind blowing and hail
stones a. l2rge IS hickory nuts falling.
smashing windows and iemolishing
greenhouses. Great damage BY the
storm Is p ported around about Norwalk.
COLLINS. o.. Apr. "A very heavy
eyclons passed through this place a. 5
o'clock tuesday allsrnoOn- Between
nf.esn and twenty buildings. mostly
dwellings. we're completely wrecked
aad several people injured Mr.. Houff
and daughter we're seriously hurt
EAST LIVERPOOL. o., April "A great
electric storm passed over shis city about
A. o'clock Tuesday. The Methodist
Episcopal church steepls WAS knocked
down and the church damaged several
thousand dOllars This telephone cen
tral exchange was burned and service
destroyed
DETAILS FROM PRoPuETsrOwS
PRoPHErsrowN, IL. April s-The
araa devastated by Monday nights
Btorm was halt mile in width aud a
mile IN length. Three houses. an ele-
sator and seven barns have been
wrecked, but th.re Is no loss Of life.
Edward Hammond, his wife and one
child are slightly injured, Mrs. Ham
mond having her cOllar-bone broken
Clark Reynolds family. who occupied
pns Of she demolished houses, were
a. slightly hurt, having been nit by
eying splinters and brick. The storm
struck the town from the southwest at Z
o'clock last evening and was violent
abOus ten minutes. The rainfall was
two inches aud the hail worry heavy, no
damage being done outside OF this place
so far as can oe learned The hail-storm
extended several miles east The dam
age 20 property OF all kinds will not ex-
csed s9O. so0
N OTHER ILLINOIS TOWNS.
HIaaIASD PARK. H.. April o.-One
o. the hercest storms ever known
ln Illinois swept over this place at II
pollock last night and di1 heavy damage
20 property Though only one was in
ared. a number had narroW escapes. The
Riad came from the northwest, and
the pash OF destruction was about half
ale wide. The Catholic church,
large structure, gave way before the
, ass and fell into 4 shapelos5 mass
TIE houses % VI. Rafferty, and Martin
Blettsl, which adloined tho church
or tne west. were next blown over,
thsi- occupants fortunately escaping in
their night-clOthcs without injury.
Many other buildings were unroofed
snd otherwise damaged Pitts black
smith shop. q large-sized frame struct-
are. was picked up 0y tho wind, carried
twenty feet and torn 70 pieces. The
damage will not be much less than $40
980
MoCNT CARROLL, Ill. April ?. The
worst storm that has visited this sec
si0n since tAe cyclone Of 1886 prevailed
here Tuesday morning about o'clock
and lasted half an hour The wind
blew hurricane. blowing in windows.
overturuinF outhouses aad playing
havoc with signs, treas and shrubbery.
In the country much damage vas done
81 the wind. destroying hay-sheds.
wind-mills. unrooang barns and level
iag miles upon milss OF fences.
rN INDIANA.
LAFATETTE. Ind April ? This city
was visited Tuesday night sbous ,
o'clock By terrible wind storm. Chin
nsys ware blown from buildings, shut
tsrs torn of and windows broken The
sngins-houss Of The Louisville, New
Albany & Chicago railway was blown
down. burYinx avs engines in tho
wreck. tleorEs Bruns a helper. was
esuEhs in the debris and severely in
jared
FoRr WAIVE. Ind. April @ o-Tuesdav
evening during heavy thunderstorm
tAs grocery q Isaac Miller was struck
By lightning His daughter. Miss Ida,
aged 20 vas struck and instsntly killed.
WUAwAc. Ind. April a.-The main
building o. the couusT asylum vas
Tuesday evening ssruck By lightning
Tha roof separated and the windows
were shattered The county physicians
wsrs called by superintendent Crump
and ahey report thai sll zoe iams.es
rith possibly ons exception viii recov-
sr from The sh0cs
rV COLORADO.
0EyvER. Col April ? The most ter-
rifc Wind storm n many years swept
over the city early Tuesday morning
Msav houses we're unrcofsd and walls
blown down
Ivr EssUze. Col. APRIL s-A tornado
visited this place Tuesday morning do
ing damage ~ The extent of sce 1oo
Several Business houses ard dwellings,