The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-28
Death and Destruction Follou.,
the Wake of YESTERDAY.
Cyclone.
Telegraph Wires arc WORKING -,
Details Of the Wreck Comm,
in from all Direc-
tiOns.
IL Will Take Hundreds of Tlo,s.
of Dollars to Repair the
Havoc done.
Casualties of tho storm.

Casualties of tho storm,
PlTTsBURG, Nov. 24.-Reports of y
damage done by yesterdays storm
coming in from all directions. In Cn'
berland valley the damage done by
storm will reach many thousands O, A
lars.
The damage at Carlisle was na
great, but in the surrounding count,]
was severe. The roof of the Graf,
school building was blown into a ~
and a number of pupils received scri~
injuries.
During the storm Sunny Side sch,
house, near Carlisle, was blown dorJ
and a number of pupils injured N
teacher having her leg broken.
At Coultersville, a few miles ain
Mckeesport, a farmer lad named Rail-
about fifteen years old, was crushed I,
der "A falling building and when taks
from the ruin was dead.
At llyndman, Pa, on the Baltlmor
Ohio railroad, a mill and church Ue'1
demolished by the wind, but as far
could be learned no one was injured
AT Cumberland. Md, several rcd
were lifted from houses and a nulb4r
people are reported as injured.
At Braddock great damage was dan!
to the manufacturing concerns.
The Pittsburg Wire company will ls
several thousand dollars by the bIoUw
down of a part of it's three walls. NIL
mill was to have been ready for open
ton IN a fortnight, but will be d,iag
two months.
The beam mill of Carnegie's HON,
cad steel works was entirely unrod5
" Il much damage done to the macbn
=. Several unfinished buildings non,
OF COPELAND were blown over.
Sharon, Pa, reports the worst blzzsT
in years. Six inches of snow baHr
drifted prevented regular trains fn1
getting through last night.
In Pittsburg the high winds conirw |
and the clouds are threatening. Nost |
Their damage was reported today. IA
graphic service is still paralyzed. Tn
Western Union and Postal compass
are almost completely cut off from he
east and north, with the western wrs
working poorly. Business is badly DE-
layed and it will be several days betn
communication is entirely restored.
In Westmoreland county the ston
was the worst ever known. At LatrOt|
the monastery bus-driver was badly ID
jured while on his way to Beattie STATED
for a load of passengers. The coyera|
wagon was carried a considerable dill
lance by the storm and then torn d
shreds and the driver, Alexander Md
Aller, hurled down over a steep embans|
ment and seriously hurt.
Near Connellsville several I%talaI
laborers took shelter in a stah|
when it was blown down and TIL
men buried under the debris. Copstal|
tho Larocle was fatally crushed but t|
others were not seriously hurt.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 24.-The storm \
but the weather is growing colda|
Communication by telegraph was rel
stored in all directions this afternOUI
and business is once more resuming ID
normal condition. The damage by The
storm in western Pennsylvania, easteH
Ohio and West Virginia will reach sev.
eral hundred thousand dollars.
YORK, Pa, Nov. 2i.-The storm ap
peared to have been a tornado in Han
county. A number of private prop
critics were damaged and the KetteTe
wagon works were completely demOF
ished, entailing a loss of $4,000. How
ard Garbaugh and William Lausingel
employees, were buried in the wreck and
rescued with difficulty. Garbaugb
died shortly afterward. Others who
were injured are Joseph Padder. JacOt
Lusher, William Weist, Joseph Renant
David and Robert Althoff, and Adam
Rehling.
CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 24.-Heavy blow
ing yesterday afternoon capsized tn.
Uncle Mike off Roach's ship yard. Sht
in twenty-five feet of water. He
crew was rescued.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The win,
storm which burst yesterday only Taste.
ten minutes but left a track of awfu
Geo. White, fashionabI
ladies tailor, was crushed to death an,
one of his workwomen was also killed
six girls in the establishment be
ing dangerously injured. Ida White
the dead mans daughter, had a Ig
broken. Nine iron workers on tn
Metzrott building had a marvellous es
and a colored hOd-carrier who wa
working with them is missing, suppose
to be buried under the debris. Abou
two tons of stone coping was blow
rom the top of the White house ont
The porch on the east side crushing it i
md the flagstaff on top of the Whit
House was snapped off. The window i