Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-24

blown or and other damage done.
At Akron the wind blew IN the
front Of John Pringle's livery static,
and played havoc with pigua ard
shade trees. The rains turned 10 SNOW
about noon, and tho fall was worry
heavy, seriously Interfering with t.le.
gfnphic communication.
a binding suowslorm Ia now rag.
Ing ct CAUTION and Mnssiion, aud
tflins are delayed.
gliE STORM WAS TERRIBLE.
GOHK, Pa, Nov. % Al Hnnuvef,
WIS county, the storm wa. terrible.
. Many Residences are badly damaged.
Aittt-f's wagon wOfhs was completed
demolished, Howard Cnvnnaugh wbl
Killed aud seven other baily Injured.
At Carlisle two school hui,diugs
were blown down, but fortunately only
two pupils were severely injured.
ONE FATALLY iiuRT
NgwTDS, Miss., Nov. "a cyclone
swept over Lawrence, four miles west
oil here yesterday afternoon. Many
houses were wholly o. partially de.
molithcd, and number Of persons
hurt, hut, a. far ~ hestd, Gully one
fatally.
AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nov. gs.-shoi,ly after
moon today wind aud fhirstoTm of
unusual intensity struck The city,
blowing down signs aud chimney-,
the oyster paoking-house Of &. s. Malt
by was blown or by the wind, aud a
nuinbes OF persons working In the top
aluVNf lsslfaU..l l.aaN
BUILDINGS DAMAGED.
MEANWHILE, Pa, Sov. %. - Tho
storm struck here with terrific force at
noon today. Many builiings were
damaged, aud shade trees aud chin.
ncys blown down all over town. Re.
ports from n-ighboting towns tell OF
serious damage. No lives wcrc Lost.
TnE WAVE or DEVASTATION.
NEW York, Nov. 2s.-Tho storm Of
the day, which has been 20 rvmsfkablo
In Its varied characteristic, aud fat-
reaching In the area of IT, sweep, will
lie recorded especially 10 the log books
OF the telegraph and telephone COM
paniee, ~ having equallcd II not ex-
cecdod the paralysis wrought by the
great blizzard OF 1855.
Originating near Southern Georgia
or Northern Florida, this wave OF
devastation swept northward, buarlng
down In It's path the filmsy wires,
swapping offtroes aud telegraph poles,
and wrccking substantial buildings.
Reaching tho AlIeyhenles II seemed
20 divide, one part going up through
Eastern Ohio aud West Virginia, In
carry destruction into Western Penn.
-ylVnnis aud New York, tho other
following near tho Atlantic coast line,
through Eastern Virginia, sweeping
with terrific fury upon the capital Of
tie nation, doing tremendous damage
In that city, aud even ondoavofing on
It's way to wreck the white House,
tha, historic residence OF tho President
OF tho United States. Leaving Wash.
ington II rushed through Baltimorr,
on through ssstorn PonnsylvAula and
New York, 10 finally pass away In tho
North.
Mcager reports continue 10 be 70.
ceivod OF cyclones In the South and
At Lawrence, Miss, the cyclone
center formed, passing over the same
route IA several years ago, which de-
atroycd the towns Beauregard and
WESTON que person was Killed and
several wounded, besides much dam.
age.
From casters Ohio and Western
Pennsylvanla reports, a. yet meagcr,
outline destruction In every direction,
accurate reports Of which eau only be- |
secured whom the storm subsidies.
The Associated Press made strenu.
Gus efforts to secure the distribution Of |
dispatches, every wifo 10 the Wesi
ami Northwest, which seemed TO |
promise an outlet, being eagerly seized |
upon. Some news, for Instance, was
hapdled south through baltimore,
reaching Chicago by way OF Atlanta,
Memphis and 81. Louis,
thence being distributed from Chicago
10 such poinla west OF Pittahurg AZ |
happened 10 he fortunate enough 10
pOsseas workable wires.