Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-15
The GALES That We're Raging over
Great Britain Have Now
Subsilcd.
REPORTS or DAMAGE M Mary
PLACES.
The Worst Weather Ever Seen on the
English Coast; Terrible Gaia
logue Of Disasters Expected.
rru Details of ~. us,aEss not se'
Ohtaiuabte.

LONDON, Vet H. inc hhlf Nv HN'. /
'idud tonight. owing to tho dnmaFed
~ the telegraph lines u IL
impossible 10 obtain full details Of tue
storms nvagc-. II IL Thought the los
YES u li'u aud property are romrar.
aiivcly small when tho vaft extent ui
the storm Is considered,
Reports continue % be received Of
HE valleys u the Trent the Wye nni
TIE Avon. Many farms in Monmouth
shire huycbepn devastated ,nnd the loes
OF crous and cattle O. considerable.
~ Catdin the great htoakwaicr wa
partly destroyed. and Ia addition o. |
those reported many constcH have |
gone ashore. This Ostcnd steamer, |
which usually makes tho trip 10 Dover |
in thuo uf four huun, was out eleven |
hours under full steam, aud thcn wa, |
compelled " put bnck without making
thu trip. All cummunicaiiou with The !
clnuuant ha, been rularird u an eN'
l,ut never oqualiul. a coal laden
steamer grounded OF Hollywood,
where, beyond reach ~ nd, tho cargo
took fire. burning the vessel TO the
waters edge.
The ralo nlso trnvofscd France, bnt
In n much milicr form. Trees and
chimueya were more or lees damaged
In Paris. The lthino aud other TiVcfsi
particularly In south France,
ovmuIDwEp TifrH HANKS,
doing con.idpfable damage 10 crops and
houses, chiefly In the nuighbofhood OF
Lyons.
A TELEGRAM from Folkralnuc saws n
steamer was sighted oil that port In
distress hut the local NE crew was un'
gble ~ reach hrr owing 10 the heavy
sea, aud II l. feared that the steamer
will lec1mr atotsl wreck
Di.patchcs from Dover aud Kent
say that thr hurricane was worse than
the blizzard ~ March last. The "Og'
tcndn boat was unable 10 approach
near the shelter N tho pier N Dover
aud was driven out 10 sea again, since
which time she hos not teen heard ~.
but II II thought she reached uomr
place of shelter elsewhere along the
coast, and, the telegraph wires being
down, she has been unable 10 make her
whereabouts known.
~ recent years, 10y tho expenditure
Ut Immense sHms 81 money, Dover has
been madeR "harhor ~ refuge" long,
powethilly.buili Jcttirs have been
thrown out fcawAri, and huge gram
ile picr. called Admiralty pier, one.
| third of u mile long having been built.
/ At the commencement Of the storm
! the pier Rud ictti.a were continually
washed by the vaVos, and the new
| rounding tho pier received has been
30 severe that great amount OF dam
agu has been done.
nuGE GRANITE nLOCKs.
Of several lon.' weight being washed out
ofplacu In spite OF the lrun.wOrk and cc'
mont which held them, and little moro
| than tho bare foundation Il remaining.
| The oldpst veteran scnmeu admit that
| they do not remember having seen
worse weather and heavier yeas on the
English coast.
Great danger ia experienced by
pedestrians on the streets Of Dover
| owing 10 falling tiles, slnies and bricks
from the ohimnuys which had been
topplcd over by the bowling wind; a
number Of mlre or less serious acci'
douts have been reported. In one
street, II has been reported by tho pO'
lice, that stack Of brick chimueyi
was hurled down with such force that
II smashed In tho roof upon which II
fell aud buried in the ruins tho inmate,
OF tho house, a number Of women anu
children, who were badly injured by
the crashing rafters and tiles.
At Sunderland the hurricane un
rooted factory, the tall chimney o
which fell upon the house and serious
IS Injured four persons.
| Ga. L.. la. ia. Il.
mol j. increasing, and all steamers arr
forced 10 mako SOME harbor.
ADDITIONAL REroETs pHoM GLASGOW
say that the storm undoubtedly Ia III,
most severe since tho terrible VAl
bridge disaster.
The ship "Urnnia" broke from he
mooriug and crashed into the Italian
barseniino "Gorominn." The latter
foremost snapped and the vessel wa
completely dismssted. Both vessel
then drlfiod down ftrfain, the crew
being utterly powetlrtsto control them
| Finally the "Uraula" crashed into TIA,
sheds OF the Anchor Line steamship
company, aud this enabled her TO b,
captired and mad. fast. Two cObstini
vcssels have foundrrci In Loeb Long
a branch OF the Firth Of clyde, and n,
OF tho crew have been drowned. Tn,
ship "Hrlcn Brewer" capsized n
Glasgow and over u dozen yachts, !
number VI coa.tlug vessels and man!
lishtcrsaro ashore In the clyde. FOu
ofthe STANDARD lighters have alreadl
sunk aud several Others arc almost Ger
tain total wrecks. This steamship Gan
chorln," Uf the Anchor Line, ground
cd at Gfoonooh, owing 10 tho force q
the hurricane. Al incoming steamer
report having encountered fearful WEI
Tier.
Telegrams from Welllngborough, o
the Northwestern Railroad, state tia
o theatre there has boon blown down
The large audience had barely lott IA
building when q powerful blast sweI
II down and reduced II 10 shapelt,
pile OF lumber aud bricks. Had III
building fallen a moment sooner
uunibor Of people would have bee
bur ed In the ruins.
The 81. Jlmiss G1sfue this anernoo
snyl: "N0t within recent memory h,
such tolrblusf1ru ragged Ia Englan,
, aud terrible catalogue Of disasters
, sea n 10 be- expected. Great damRp
/ has boon done In many parts Of II
country"