Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-01-04
METEOROLOGICAL.

Jan. S+Severe wind-storms in many portions
Of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia did great damage to property and De
stroyed many lives. Severe blizzard in the
Northwest.
Jan. 9-Earthquake shock at Shelbyville and
other localities in Illinois.
Jan. Io-Suspension bridge ut Niagara Falls
blown down in q severe gale of wind; loss, $500
900.
OF Northern New York.
Jan. 2s-Second snowfall in twenty. .hve years
in Pensacola Fla.
Feb 2-Earthquake shock at CT arksville, Mo.
Feb. 6-Light earthquake shocks in portions
Of South Carolina and at Los Angeles and San
Bernardino, Cal.
Feb. a1-Heaviest snow-storm on record in
that region at Columbia, 5: @.
Feb. 26-Slight earthquake shock at Marion
and Huntington, Ind.
ington, Ill.
of Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Mar. 23-Distinct earthquake shocks in por-
Apr. e~Severest snow-storm known in 30
years at Staunton, Va.
May 1-Distinct earthquake shocks at Union
May lO-Severe storms of wind and rain did
great damage at and in the vicinity of New
York City and Pittsburgh, Pa, several lives be-
N Nav i1NEarthouake Shock at Annapolis, Md.
May 23-Many houses and barns destroyed
and seven persons killed by cyclone at Gle.
ments, Kan.
June destructive foods in many portions
of New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland,
causing great loss OF life and property:
June 5-Earthquake shock at Nashville, Tenn.
June 7-Earthquale shock at New Bedford,
June l6-village of Uniontown, Kan, swept
away by cyclone. -. Great damage done by
wind-storm at Ligonier, Ind.
June l7-Great damage to property by storm
and cloudburst near Crawfordsviile, IND.
1aC tixraq Of
| In many sections OF the country
July S-Shock OF earthquake at Farming
| ton, Me. . =,
" and vicinity, carrying away dams and doing
other damage; several lives .Jst.
July l3-Violent storms IN many sections. 81, a
cloud.burst near Baltimore, Md; destructive
| rain and wtnd'storm at Susquehanna, "a. q
cloud burst near Robinson, Neb., man and three
| children drowned, and terrific and destructive
| hail, rain and wind-storms along the Lake
Champlain coast.
July i4-Village of Princeton, o., destroyed
July LEA cloud-burst in the Little Kanawa
| Valley, w. Va, flooded the country, destroyed
| many lives and swept away houses, CATTLE etc
July 26-Much damage done by storm ol
| wind, rain and hail at Charlottesville, Ind, and
| q cyclone at Lebanon, Ind.
July 27-Severe and destructive wind and rain
storm in Chicago and vicinity, eight persons
killed by walls OF building blown down during
| the storm; much damage done TO property BY
| water in easements, etc.
July 31-Severe earthquake shock ~ SaI
| Francisco, Cal.
Aug. 1O-Sevore earthquake shock In thu
Adirondack IN. W region.
Aug. 15-Snow fell in the vicinity OF Greens
Aug. ao-Much damage done by water-spou
at Grantsburg, Wis.
Aug. 4-Severo cyclone at Toledo, o.; circus
wrecked and many persons injured.
Il Aug. 26-Two earthquake shocks at Wash
ingtou, ID. q.
Aug. 27-Two earthquake shocks at Lo
Angeles, Cal. ,,
Il Sept. 9-Earthquake shock at Florence, Wis
Sept. 10-A storm OF great severity preyaile'
ON the Atlantic coast. doing much dainage...
Earthquake shook at Wilkesbarre. Pa.