New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
Justice Murray set the examination for this
for her.
morning.
FIERCE WEsTERN STORMS.
A IIFE-sAvING SUPERINTENDENT Losr-"ohh
OF LIGHTNING. WIND AND RAIN

A rJFE-sAyING SUPERINTENDENT LOST-"ohh
OF LIGHTNING. WIND AND RAIN
Erie Penn. June 4.-Captsin William Clark super
trtendent of the Lifesaving station Of THIS port WIS
droUoed in the surf about O'Clock TINS moiinne'
re uropeller Badger State had been driven on tle
taoh ahort a mile from the fash light, and Captain
c,l,,s crev went 10 her assistance. While enoeaVor
inc IN pass line from the propeller to the Tug h'le
.he ltfehoat was capszed by high wave falhs "
right itself The crew clembered on 70 It's DoI'o" O.
no,bcr wave struck the captain and hurled him about
thirty feet from the boat. The ere" were ulaoio "
render him any assistance. The upturned ooa' WIS
dashed ashore with the men still cDnging To her'
Tho Ionr Craig a large steamer, is aground and IN
do,or NJ bong DESTROYED. The revenue cutter Perry
l. doing all she can reach the Badger sta'e U"' "o
small boat can live In the sea- The bulalo lne 're"
Is ON the way 10 Eric with Captain Dobons, supcrn-
tendent Of the district ,.,. 1.
Cric.go lime 4-Dispatches from many points In
Wisconsin. Indiana and Northern and Central Illo's
tell Of damage done By the severe storm OF yeseuay'
81 Grcenvle ILL.,. lightning killed George b. Hoch-
drtor and his child which he was holding on MS ZAP
Al bloomington, ILL.,. lightning struck Dr' hdl"oi
borse doing considerable damage aid painfully In
turinc a domestic. The Holy Trinity Cathohc 'iuron
as also damaged Several other Illinois points report
mpoh damage 10 crops and number OF cattle Killed
by lightning. -.o,.
winamaca Ind reports of the most disastrous
storms ever known in that section. The rain fell
in torrents washing sidewalks and houses away anu
doing much damage TO The river mas rseii '"o
feet ,,
oconomowoc, Wis, reports severe hailstorm' Many
hundreds of panes of glass were broken, ana the geen
houses Of the market gardeners were rddled' causing
heavy loss. At Racine two houses were almost ue-
,noIebod and one woman was badly injured.
la Porto. Ind June A terrific hurricane and nall
storm struck this place last evening Reports are
coming in showing great damage throughout uls
section There is hardly merchant IN us Guy
v,boso stock is not damaged. The roof OF King d"
vildes Company's woOlen warehouse was
blovn of and 100000 worth OF manners
soaked. The Quaker church was unroofea' the ne"
civ Hall badly damaged and several store-fronts
blown in. ,,--,-... ,ou.,or,r
tbot over occurred in this section passed over CLYDE
sovc,tecn miles northeast of here, yesterday MANY
NJ the balstones we're as large gOoses egg many
windows were broken, trees blown down. "Ic5idP"
poles broken and wires torn down. Great oainase vas
done to fruits aid vegetables
Ct Louis. June A dispatch from Abilene lex
saws: A tornado and hailstorm passed last MONDAY
night over the southern part of the county h"Nch
houses were destroyed and great damage was oohe "
growing crops. No lives were lost
cincinnati. June 4.-Ilghtning struck the barn on
the HuCher farm at Woollawn this county, after m'u
NIGHT last night and set ii on fire. 1t was consumer
with eight blOOdcd horses. Among them "a' 'no
sao 900 stallion Tom Rogers, belonging TO MIS- haH
Bugher widow Of the late Horace Bugher' 1he to'a
loss is estimated at $4,000
Bismarck. y. D., June 4-The severe storm WHICH
bos inst ceased after duration of three days, caused
heavy losses TO sheep owners FIFTY thousaio snceP
have been brought into the state within the last month
IL, farmers and stock companies and in few instances
we're the owners prepared to house them during tle
Landing period