New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
EFFECTS OF STORMS N OTHER PLACES.
CROPS DESTROYED IN SOUTH CAROIGNA-IOl'-
NNDOEs IN TIE WEST.

CROPS DESTROYED IN SOUTH C>RoIGNA-ToR
NADoEs IN THE WEST.
Columbia :. e.. Jane . (speciar.-A dispatch from
Hampton County says: "ThiS county was visited
by storm yesterday. The wind ana hail were
fearful. The crops have been literally stripped. NO
more than half crop can be made. some idea can
be formed Of the ruin from the fact that TINS morn
ing the water l. three feet deep whore II was per
fcctly dry Yesterday. snch devastation ha' never
been here before
Clinton Iowa. Junc ) (srccau.--Onc Of the scvcrest
gale, ever known here ha~ been blowing since IL
q m today. nprooting trees. breaking WINDOWS etr
The river has risen two feet in twC hours Ihe
steamer Nno. coming down With long raft for the
Clinton Lumber Company. cangm ut Lyons ana
two of it, log hinils wcrc blown 10 peccs.
Eosfon June : CSpcclalj-Thc heaviest thunder
show cr Of The season broke over Salem at i've MN
utcs past ! a.. todny. The streets ran rivers oil
water and we're badly wRthei. Half the telephone
boxes IN The clty were burned ont. In DAnNcrN the
storm Wa severe. Al Warren \. Fo'tcr's house
cow standing in the doorNad was instantly
Llu.l N the house of Deacon Ebcn Peabody.
Bauy.r, Plains. % bolt struck the roof. tear
Ing on ,hnrle, and opening iiS mol" III"
The hcdohamber 81 Herbert Hall. son ~ MIS- H'Il
Who occupied tlc tenement The yone mans b'1
ua~ covered with plastcrine. bni hc "h' u'i"'r''u
thpu.h greatly startled. NJ Peabody the 'i"cpe ana
nf fIg Li''fNtI~t Hb4'h N"' 'N'"''' '
weather boarding torn of and damage done 70 thc
,,u.,ut, If ~ 900 The storm did not strike Boston
although tie towns mentioned are only about fifteen
miles distant.
Fog. p,le.. Iowa. June j.-N destructive tornado
started northwest II this city thi, aferuo'n between
Iadccr and Vincent. It worked IT. Way along the
U,au River DESTROYING everything IN II, path. NJ
H,ruih = man wa, killed and several hon-c@ "r'' ""'
Tie big iron bridge near there was blown away
N,r.lnl,nvu Iowa .uuc 5.-A tornado ~tiuck inc
western iortion Of Hardin County near Hubbard yes
t.,i,y 4 .rno,n. The hogsc OF man named
We,thcrlr We torn 10 piece. but the family escaped
rs taking refuge "a cave "'hcr houses were
dcmrli>tcl.
81, r,rl Nnn .rmc over one inch Of rain
ou ID, ,l. ,.,, today. the uty receiving thc nos;
r,or,n.h df,sching ~ ulnny month, 40 serious
damage ha- tc,u reported iu tie cN limits. Ihr
r,u-o,d~ however. are sufferers Ih" milwaukee,
trains were al DELAYED 'cycrd hour ~-nlIm U
0asl0ut, and other roads al" suffered p'sp'@'' IN
f,,m Virrosota and south Dakota are 10 tlc ''h'
cacrt.
DE, Nolrc, Iowa Juno 5.--Rcports received at the
r.l, al Offices in hi, city -ay HAT The NuN'nhec
and Rock Island railroads sustained severe losses Al
W,-toi, Underwood and Persia. and all tr''in- are
.,iapcfd,d on both roads fast -to'A train on
~. Illinois Central plunged into V"-h'ut al N'Ae}
Yesterday with seven carloads Of cattle, over loO
head being Rillcd. About Ndoir corn "ns 1'"r
washed out and "rchaT's ana EaIugn, ,,a C tr,c tx
nsstiin.. and d valuable hor>c burned. \ ,'c7nan
lHmcr northwest q Adair %ho,e noq,f Az" h"as 1 -
hogs by drowning. His barn. corn cry. hh, ,,s,n, %
ana fence, were caTien away "a any t' y f. me uprei
story.
Zurnbrocia. MINI. June 5-Thc znmoro River and
nll the Tributaries ont OF their banks a" the r'''
If oloudburst that occurred herr shortly befcr sun
set. During the progcss Of combined e'',r"''
and wind Storm the rain came dovr, with such force
nd animals the streets. NltHn
4, hal, hour the Little Zumbro. which divide this
village in half wa, torrent bearing on ~
surface houses and barns which had been blown from
their foundations by the wind The entire popnia-
ton Of the village abandoned their houses ana ncd 10
high lud,. TIE barn Of the IumDrora lI"'cl '%0n %
t,lning twenty valuable horses. was blown hio unc
stream and the animals were drowned. me ,dr hon,c
Of ". L. Nye and Growers LIVERY -tabc "er5 u5ucr u,r
mined by the food and washed away The be Nin-
bro above The danger line and rising rapidly Ir''
arc abandoned al railroads IN this vicinity
Fo-ton Penn. June 5.-Thc rain storm here last
uigr caused SO 900 damage t. goods I'm the easements
Of ,ior,s by the water overlooking The pa\cich'e
where sewers are eo9,nGns Sn5 dS slT%Gs
three house. at sonth Easton ana ''u ''"''''"o"
damage I'm the surrounding country
Rochester Y. Y, June j.-reveHi wa-hont' are
rcportcd 10 have taken place on tho New York cen
trail Niagara Fails branch last night NO serious
damage resulted until this morning Between Murray
and Albion the train due here NJ 900 ~ m was
ruuuIug Al the rate of forty five miles hour when
Engineer Keith discovered that washout had rendered
the ctycrt dangerous lie had not umc 70 stop "'c
train and ~ resolved on q desperate remedy fut!hs
on a full head of steam he tried to rusl Oyer t t
d,ugcrtn, SPOT lie not entirely shc'cSsIui put
pr0i,ably avoided o more serious accident Inr en-
dine and two COACHES passed over safely but 'icopc,
and three coaches were ultchrd lh'Fc ""' n'''''
excitement but one wan injured
Poughscep>ic June j.A terrific storm o' "l'''''
and lightning passed this city this evening \ Darn
IN the suburbs belonging TO John Hoppe was 'u"'N
by lightning and burned horse was h,''ou os
the lightning In the city the house OF g. H. "icn"
was struck and set fire. but the namcN were cN
tlngnlshcd before much damage had been done i'e
rainfall va, not hcnyy.
schenectady Junc 3 (SpcciaD.-A heavy VIVA anu
rain torn accompanied by thunder ana IlHhthihs
visltcc this city about q 80 o'clock ms evenins.
Tree, we're blown down. telegraph and othcr Mlrc9
we're broken and the water came down III t9m,re"ts,
making he streets impossible: Han oi INC C,n' Is
srhenrctody we're nllcd with water lh"h ". Is
blocked To travel by large trees and pieces oi ''cS
Ia, Gfpast