New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

KILLED IN ROCHESTER BY FL1I DnANh
THE GALE IN THE LAKE PORTS
Rochester, Jan. l3-The wind blew at the rate OF
seventy five miles hour here this morning. oohs d
great deal of damage and causing the loss oil d, e'
one life George Wilter patternmakcr, was instantly
killed by being struck on the head with brick blown
from high chimney. He thirty five years OF age
and married George Seward, an eXpress-wasoh df4Vei'
was kicked in the head by his horse. which had peen zen
horse rolled on him, causing internal INJURIES ne
may die. The south wall was blown ont of the JosISH
block in State-st near the New York Central Rail
road crushing the frame building next door. NO one
was injured. The roof Of The Gencsee l5sewery mall
house ar Of the roof of Curt, Brothers canning fac
tory and part of the spre of ST. Johns Church welc
blown Off. The wind died away at about O'Clock
Utica. y y. Jan. ia heavy wndstorm passed
over the northern part Of this &c ntry at noon 10
day. In the village Of South Trenton, the Baptist
Church was blown down. A number OF houses ana
barns were unroofcd, and trees were nftcd in the
air and thrown on top Of buildings. Fences ana
small buildings were blown down. and many orchards
eqr rnGS s The 60 ah OF d te Sm NO US One %Ss
Injured, but there were some narrow escapes.
Buffalo. Jan. l3.-A tremendous gale struck this
city about O'Clock this morning. In the forenoon
the wind attained velocity of ninety miles an hour
The water Iose considerably and flooded the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad tracks, 50
that trains on the Niagara ta9 Drahcnes ha" 70 d run
around the city. a great deal OF damage was uvho
about the town, but nothing Of serious nature mas
thus far been reported
Pittsburg, Jan. ia terrible wlnd-st0rm passed
over this city about O'Clock this morning, dong
considerable damage, and prostatng the wires Ill
every direction Communication Fast and west ior
time entirely cut OIL but IL ms again Decn
established.
Cincinnati, Jan. 13.-The gale here last night was
continuous and violent from evening untn morning
Rain fell about midnight. The temperature yesterday
and last night nearly 20 degrees: ms morning
IL fell to - degrees ana INC NuAu C'lahb0u i4"'"
sOutherly 10 westerly.
Toledo Jan. l3.-During the heavy gale oil iist
night, a freight blown from siding at
Custer station the Cincinnati, Hamilton ana
DAYTON Railroad thirty four miles south OF Toledo
upon the main track and then driven three miles
north where lt collided with the southbound pas
senger train leaving here at midnight. The engine
baggage and mail car Of the train were wrecheh, ana
bOth engineer and fireman injured, uut hOl tiOaltl
Tho gallo in urod roofs and dId MINOR uaHaSe III O'S
city.
Chicago, Jan. l3-The rainstOrm yesterday after
noon gave place to a gale which RACED with great
force and velocity all last night and which has ory
diminished with the advent Of colder weather. Inc
storm reached its height at u p III. yesterday
Detroit Mich. Jan. 13-Several trees were blown
down in the heart Of the city. and signs innumerabe
werc found In the streets this morning. several
large and valuable windows blown in by the
force OF the gale TIL, morning wa tie codest 30
far this winter, and there wa sllEh' IAN % now
The steamer Os-frage, which was IN winter quarters
wa, torn from her mo)rnss and blown up the river "
Belle Isle. where she stranded
Locl,port. y Y. Jan. 10 CSpeciaD.-rwo church
stecpc, and the roofs OF four large mercantile houses
were blown down here. several houses and barns IN
the country were demolished and a large loss to
live stock is reported. stages were upset, and one
driver Tom Prudden pulled oat Of the wreck
Of his STAGE with both legs broken. AT Niagara FaL5
tio huge barns Of Miller Brundage were IehoNsh',. !.
aid these. with the damage t. othcF buildings VIII
SiOUtD.