The Red Cloud chief., 1890-04-04
the MARCH o


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KANSAS CRY. Mo, March . -1hs
c~leuantal Il ~sturbAncc which bore dow q
on Kansas City yesterday in the q ap-s
of . veil developed gale wAs, according
10 the signal service reports, the most,
general storm that has passed over tho
United states in several years II origin
ated out in the mountains "Wednesday
morning, extending in Q few hours fruin
Montana 10 Texas In velocity the
wind Increased monentArily. Al cish,
o'clock yesterday morning the center Il
the storm was bctwccn Concooiia aud
Wichita, Kan bearing in this direction
A, ono o'clock In the afternoon Kansas
City WAS the center of the storm, and
The course was ssill e~Astorly al the rate
of over thirty miles an hour
The storm a, midnight extended from
Michigan 70 Mississippi With 4 gale NJ
a. miles an hogr a, Chicago "a ., ~
Louis and ~ a, Springfield. Mo
The signal service reported las. night
h a heavy rains might Ia expected
Throughout, the East Hcro 4, will 10
cooler and fair to-day
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Kansas rrrort grea; damage in small
Ways
J~NsrKR~o> CRY. Mo. MarVh sS-A
tremendous wind storm has ragged hero
since u o'clork yesterday afternoon
II Was preceded by heavy fAin and hail
The storm ~as very severe west ~ herr.
aud . number ~ farm houses were an.
rooted and otherwise damaged. while
many miles o! fences we're laid low. 40
far as can bc learned there were no cas-.
ual,ica The damage In the city Ia cou.
fined to roofs and broken windo~ glASA
Adviors from Cap~ Glrardosu and
Charleston are the storm ~as very 49,
we're and a, the latter place ono lifc ~As
lost-a woman name no, given.
WicurA. Kan, March sS-1h. Wind
all yesterday handled Quit. roughly
signS. buildings and electric light poles
and did considerable. damage. 4 brick
arch At tho waterworks station MAS
blown down and fell into the ,piirr
room. Engineer j NJ Cossct, bad two
ribs broken and sustained other Injuries
which II Is though; viii prove fatal.
Two street cars and a number oi wagons
were upset
OMAHA, Nch, March - Early yes
tcrday morning a heavy torn Of wind.
rain md hail passed over his city and
vicinity. doing considerable damage Ia
windows and frail buildings Later In
the day the rain turned Ia snow and
after noon a blizzard prevailed. M"s,
of the street ear lines In the city arc
blorkadcd and travel Is greatly imped.d.
ST PAU. MINI. March - A snow
storm ragged In southern Minncsota
and south Dakota Yesterday. arcornpa-
MED by severe winds However. IL was
not cold and IN" wet snow IL considered
u cause for rejoicing anong the farmers.
b ground q being more moist than
for years nj this season.
ktok,k, Iowa. March 9 = .-T'hc worst
rain and thunder storm ~ the season
occurred yesterday afternoon Rain Tell
In torrents, and tho streets were soon
flowing With ~ator, III" cutters being
unable 10 carry away the watcr No
great damag" was done
D,HuVrt. Iowa, March .--A heavy
vino and snow storm ragged here yo.,rr.
day afternoon. III" Wind VAS forty
miles an hour and the temperature
freezing. While the snow vas fall No
there wcr" tire" flashes Of lightning
followed 10y n clap ~ thunder.
NiwArhlr, Wis. March - tho
wors, blizzard Of the season ragged here
last night, but as the weather was -urn.
parsti,.ly warm th. suffering .n,ail"i
VAS not considerable. Telephone wires
scattered tho streets and ,ripI~d up
pedestrians
M'>>rAroiis. MINI. March - TeIo-
graphic reports from poiu,a In Mime.
sofa. Dakota and Iowa show that . wen-
cral sno~s'"r,n prevailed throughout
these States during Yesterday.
SiouNCirv, Iowa March - A furious
blizzard ragged h"r" yesterday. rftses
inches Of snow fell and the v~clcoity %
the wind ~As ~forty.eve miles IN hour.