Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-04
DEATHS AND WRECKS.
A Serious Storm Sweeps Throughout
Indiana and ohio, Causing
Several Fatalities.
THE lAroNIA RACES AND THE
HURRICANE.
A Deluge In Northern Ohio, aud a
t;alc on Lake SUPERIOR
Casualties.
ny Telegraph to the NGwai
STORMS IN rIfE EAST.
Los. of Life and Property In Many
Places.

Loss of Life and Property In Many
Places.
CINCINNATI, June The COHt.
n,ercidi Gdfctts's specials report scri-
Gus storm throughout Indiana and
OHIO this evening. A. La Porte
King 4 ficld's warehouse was un.
ruoicd aud damaged 30 the extent 0f
$4,000. At New Philadelphia, Ohio,
a storm Of rain, hail and wind greatly
damaged the crops. Lightning struck
q schoOlhousc. hut no one was seriously
hurt.
At Seymour, Ind, the tornado tore
up trees, demolished tho ice factory,
blew away the third story Of tho High
school building, but fortunately no
one was Injured.
At Falmouth, KY, James Austln'a
barn was wrecked aud his l0.yoar.old
daughter killc'i.
Al Sallnh. Ohio, n church and seve.
rpl houses were wrecked. Minor dam.
ages arc reported from many other
points.
A roRTY-MILE-As.uouR HURRICANE.
CisciSSATt, June 3.-Ovcr four
thousand people went 30 the la.
ionla races today aud were soaked
through by the heavy faln. Just be.
f0rc tho races began hurricane struck
the stand, In which were 5000 people,
onethlfd women. Tho horse theis
outside the race course wen picked up
and strcwn clear acfOss fSo railway
tracks 200 yards away. Blindlng sheets
Of water, driven by q foriy-milu-an.
hour hurricane, drnchud everybody.
Tho wind t0pplcd the upper seals over
and rolled them toward the front.
Then amid the SCREAMS " the women
q Wild rush wa made for the broad
central stairway that lrndB 20 the front
plaza Ia the grand stand. Brave men
rushed Into thc crazy crowd aud aveit-
od a calamity. Tho crowd went down
n shelter under the stand. Many
women tainted. Half ma hour later
tie wet crowd was seated ON the moist
benches watching the nccs. No casual.
Ties arc reported.
cRuIlED ny a FALLISu TREr.
LniA, o., June IA tornado late
last night did great deal Of damage TO
bnildiugs and small crops. Young
Samuel Bennett, NEAR Cayo,t, war
crushed by falling tree.
AZ Salem, o., tue lightning struck
aud shattered the Ht"cplu % tho Pres
hytcrian church. The hail In r1mu
places was ~ severe IN not only ~ shat
ter the Window, but also 10 break In
doors.
Fifteen windows In passenger car
ON the wheeling aud Lake Erie road
were broken aud headlights smashed.
Tue hail knocked Ia the roof Of n car.
NORTHERN ONO DELUuRD.
CLEVELAND, June a.-Thu whole of
northern ohio has been dulugrd dur
ing the pact foT,y.eight hour, In this
city nearly one inch Of rain fell yvitCr.
day, aud this forenoon, between II and
u O'Clock, six and ouc-huudrcdth
inches frll inside ~ seven minutes.
The streets were turned into rlyefa, the
water running over the sidewalks and
on the lawns In some places The
Superior street cable line was blocked
bya wmh0ut OF sand, which covered
tie track 10 n depth OF four feet Tor
about thirty yarls. Severn were flooded
and Ia FOfcst street tho water under
mined the big water pipe, adding great
ly to the Hood.
VIOLENT GALE,
WHsr SUPERIOR, Wis, June 8.--One
Of tho wofst gales Of tho season swept
acFuz. Lake Superior today. AZ tho
entry ~ Superior bay the waves were
running thirty or forty feet high,
breaking over the lighthouse nj the
mouth OF tho entrance. Three vessels
are riding at anchor outside the har.
Dor not daring 10 venture nn effort 10
pass through tho canal. Hut one life
WINS lost out u the crew Of the schooner
"AiRyilOwer" which went down last
night, but additional fatalities may
result fIom the severe bruises aud OK
posuTo sustained by others OF the crow.
THREE FATALITIES.
WATERFOWL, 3. d., June 3.-The
report Of three fatalities nrsr Hazel by
yestefday'rcyolono has been confirmed.
llumorr Of other deaths northwest Of
here have cOmein but aro not credited.
The property loss In this city Ia light
being confined To barns and outhouser.
WIND AND HAN IN IOWA.
WATERLOO, Ia, June ga very
heavy wind and hail storm prevailed
last night In Mount Vernon aud Ben
nington townships In this county. Rye
and small fruits were damaged conHid-
erahly. Many large trees were broken
OF aud the roada are almost impossible
from broken trees and hedges.
The county suffered considerable
loss IN Remington by the washing
away Of many small bridges and cul'
verts. II IL impossible 10 form amy
estimate Of the damage with Informal
ton obtalnable tonight.
In uonor of the Confederate Dead.
JACKsOS, Miss, June 3.-five years
Of labor and effort ON the part Of tho
women u Mississippi eliminated
to-day IN the unwilling OF the
monument 10 the Confederate dead
OF Mississippi. Ex.Confederairs with
their wives, sons aud daughters are
hero from al parts Of the South, and
several Eastern aud Western States
are also represented, Iowa especially
having large contingent. The toth
number OF visitors 10 estimated nj about
10000.
Early this morning q reception was
rendered 20 Confederate veterans AZ the
Capitol building. Among prominent
ex.Coniederates there were Governor
Gordon " Georgia, commander OF the
United Confederate veterans General
IL. Kirby smith, General j. ~ bill'
lngs, Governor stone, General j. a.