The rustler., 1891-12-04

sH@xee a. staru ~ ths F@.s~rm r.rs -
sh~ tssutFf 80 ssu@ttAss aaa tss.traetIen
~ rHensFIs.
fsrFsut narL "a. Nov. = The re.
perts % damage dane ~ Mondays
storm arr easalnr Ia from at directions
n The Cam hcrland valley the damage
done br he storm will reach manx
taonsAnas e dollarN The damage Il
Carlisle was not - great bat IN the
surrounding country Il vas VERY severe
The roof uf the Graham school building
NFas blown eighty feet into a aeld aud
. number ~ pupils received severe In
urie2
During the storm the Sunnvsiae
school house near Carlisle was blown
down and a number u pupils injured
The teacher had her leg broken. Med
teal aih was Immediately summoned t.
the scene - the disaster.
At Coulterviilc. few miles above
hekeesport q farmer lad named
HALEY, about = years old. was crushed
under a falling building and when
taken out Of the ruins was dead
AZ hyndman. Pa. ON the baltimore
4 Ohio railroad. church was demol-
isLed b. the wind. but 80 far
ns could be learned no aua
was Injured At Cumberland, Md,
several roofs were lifted foom
houses and number Of people are
reported as injured At IlraddoclS great
damage was done to the manufacturing
concerns The Pittsburgh Wire ca.
will lose several thousand dollars by
the blowing down Of part OF its three
walls The mill was 10 have been In
operation in q fortnight, but will be
delayed two months The beam mill
at Carnegie's Homestead steel works
was entirely unroofed aud much dam.
.age done to the machinery. Several
unfinished buildings north of Copeland
were blown over.
In Wcstmoreiand county the storm
was the worst ever known Down the
southwest road. at MunItcrs station,
the sheds Of the new brick works were
demolished and eight worlSmen injured.
but none Of them fatally. The loss to
the company will reach ST. 200 At
United, on the Youngwood branch. the !
end Of the engine house was blown In
and six Of the employees badly hurt. |
one Of them having both arms aud both !
legs broken, besides sustaining other |
injuries which will prove fatal
At Latrohe the monastery sbus" |
driver was badly injured while on the |
way to Beatty station for load of /
passengers The wagon was carried |
for considerable distance by the |
storm and then torn TO shreds, and the |
driver, Alexander MeAteer. hurled |
down steep cmbankment and seri. |
ously hurt
Near Connellsville several Italian |
laborers took shelter in stable. when |
II was blown down and the men buried /
under the debris Constanto Larocte
was fatally crushed but the others
were not seriously hurt
Sharon, Pa. reports the worst bliz.
gard in years. Six inches of snow.
badly drifted, prevented the regular
trains from getting through. In this
city high winds continue and the
clouds are threatening. No further
damage was reported. The tele.
graphic service is still paralyzed.
The gale is over and the weather Is
growing cold. Communication by tele-
graoh is restored in all directions.
business is once more resuming its
normal condition. The damage by the
storm in western Pennsylvania, east
crn Ohio and West Virginia will reach
several hundred thousand dollars.
ELSEWHERE.
WASHINGTON, Nov 25.-The total
loss in Washington from Yesterdays
storm will aggregate $3.50, 600 George
White was the only person killed.
SrAuNToS, Va, Nov 25.-Therc was
n terrific gale here yesterday morning.
Houses were unroofed, walls were
blown down and much damage done to
fences The Goschen rolling mill ,
building was carried away and part of
the Clifton forge foundry
RoANokE, Va, Nov. ga terrific
wind aad rainstorm passed over this
city early yesterday morning. A num-
Der of houses were unroofed Glass in
many houses was broken. In Salem a
mum Der OF houses were unroofed and
other damage done. The damage in the
country IS very small
York, Pa, Nov. ID AT Hanover. in i
this county the storm was terrible.
Many private properties were damaged:
the ketterer wagon works were com.
pletely demolished, entailing u loss OF
50, 600. Howard Cavanaugh was killed
by falling building and seven persons ,
were injured. At Carlisle several school !
were blown in, but fortun. :,
ately only two pupils were severely in. }
jurcd. !