The sun., 1890-01-14
the tornado was about 800 yards wide. as
shown by the debris.

AT Wickline KY. somo Of tho principal
business houses were wrecked, and twenty
people were moro or less injured. The tornado
visited Moscow, Ky. Two persons we're killed
and four or i've wounded.
Later news from Wickliffe reports that j ohm
W. Atwood's dry goods store. Samuel W. At
woods furniture store. John H. Browns dry
goods store, the Atwood Hotel. Odd Fellows
and Masonic Halls. and Mansneld's restaurant,
James Rollins livery stable. and James Ed
wardss residence were all blown down. Among
those injured are Judge Powell and wife. Mrs.
and Mrs. Powell None Killed. 4 1Sf humber q
cars were blown from the tracks and badly
MsaGre reports come from Moscow. where
the frss traces Of the path Of the tornado are
seen. The Methodist church and q school
on ofe IL the d Bo
GUS evidences Of the storms fury, though no
,SS Mere lost The storm passed sCFth Of
Clinton and Wickiiffo.. The path Of the storm n
track Of fallen timber through the forest be-. be-.
fore reaching Clinton.
section house Of the % Illinois centrS RSroHd
occupied BY John Rhodes and family. The
house was torn to splinters, and Mr.. Rhodes
wife and one child escaped death, but both are
dangerously hurt,
SSa9 ss?as' RSH9 SoTR
debris with an infant IN his arms; Gaddies
81 Which s6Sd h The
brow of the hill. seemed TO divide 10 half, cut;
INF IN I've IIst below th1 5 sec9nd % floor Pd
johnson was in o lower room. and the upper
part fell on him. ,plnning him to the earth with
attention; and he was rescued badly injured.
His son Robert was up stairs; and was dan
suffering Intense agony he begged his rescuers
lot sons sqS 5s 7 Sed
slighlest. warning. Many knew nothing of 1t
until their roofs were falling about their heads.
heavy rain had fallen ali day. but after ali the
storm 1t suddenly turned cold and a great deal
the city will be able to supply all demands Tor
help from the homeless. aud committee Is at
Se 'nE M d Gs4S city n tSod tho dasy Hty sas
the portion on the hillside which suffered.
CHICAGO. Jan. 13.-The fatn storm Of yester;;
with great force ali last nieht: and has only, d.
minished with the advent of colder weather.
sionalIy the tempest apProached the fury Of oa g
tor1nad9 .ad Nearly an inch OF rain fell from 4So
Reports from Wisconsin. Iowa. Nebraska.
and Kansas indicate about the Same weather
ToLEDo, Jan. 18-During tho heavy gale last
night freight car was blown from siding at
Custer, on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
main track, and then driven 8 miles north,
whore 1t collided with. the south bound pas
engine, baggage. and mail car OF the train
| were wrecked. and both engineer and fireman
Tes tsa ogt not faa Ihs 1Fsss
| WAS cleared at noon to-day.
PERU. Ind. Jan. l8,-The fast north; bound
| Chicago express on the Lake Erie and Western
this morning at Wagener's Station. north OF
rallied and the baggage and express cars were
thrown into the ditch The messengers and
hs
dent was not more serious one is remarka-
did
$4,000 damage to the town Of Cookesyille. this
county MahEn Bros drug store and stock
rain fell simultaneously from Chicago to Alton.
0tSE H. Jan l34 @ tGFnadG 1d from the
son was Killed By falling timbers. Miss Anna
ASrea haf % tas cansS n
the falling building and al were hurt. -.
DEIE2IT. Jan: ia terrific wind storm has
Of the night it was accompanied by heavy rain,
but later it turned colder, and the rain ceased,
trees trees were blown down in the heart Of the city.
and signs inumeEable were found IN the streets
was in winter quarters, was torn from her
moorings and blown up the river to Belle Isle.
S TR TbSu hs She S be SS
TO the public. .Tsleeraphic Communication is
KASsAs CfTY. Jan. is.~Despatches from diff
ferent parts OF Kansas report a blizzard In that
State. At Wichita ten inches OF snow fell, and
for a hundred miles west the storm ragged with
| fury and the whole country is covered with
trains "a are tuck at several paees and trao Is
practically suspended. Intense suffering Il re-
ported in the destitute districts in several Of the
western counties. There are forty cars OF pro-
| Visions at the town OF Liberal en- route to tho
Eufferers. but they are fifty TO seventy miles
oitreezinR by hauling tho freight IN wagons.
Later despatches from points In Kansas and and
Wse o lost IN IN thu the BLIZZARD as % far as reported
This morning the weather has moderated.
HAVOC IN NEW YORK STATE.
BVFFALo. Jan. ia tremendous gale struck
this city at about O'Clock this morning. Dur
ing the forenoon the wind attained a velocity Of
NINETY miles an hour. The water rose con-
sideraby and flooded the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad tracks so that
trains On the Niagara Falls branch had to run
ar ound the city. A great deal OF damage was
do ne about the town. but nothing OF a serious
nature has thus far been reported.
BATAVIA Jan. 13.-The gale did much dam
age In Batavia and vicinity to-day. portion
OF the Batavia Preserving Company's factory
was blown down. barns unroofed, and trees
prooted. While the gale was at its height
A. G. Collns's farm house was burned TO the
ground. causing loss OF $4,000.
LocKPoRT. Jan. ia verltable tornado swept
over this city and Niagara county between 8
and 10 o'clock this forenoon. 1t was horalded
by brilliant rainbows and sun dogs appearing
from over the lake north OF here. and then
black clouds swept up from the west. and with
a fearful rush the wind came. carrying destruc-
tlon with It, Two church steepIes and roofs
and barns In the country were demolished
and q large loss to live stock is reported.
Tom Pruden. was pulled out OF the
wreck Of his stage p ,ns nearly h dead; d.b.d Both
lady Messenger In another stage was badly
cut and bruised by being blown no against
tree. The passengers on the Lockport-B Bnilalo
While crossing the lake front tho water dashed
over tho cars and rushed In through the