The record-union., 1891-11-25
Special to the REconp-Uxrox.


PITTsBURG, Nov. 24.-Reports of the
damage done by yesterdays storm are
coming In from all directions.
In Cumberland Valley the damage done
by the storm will reach many thousands
of dollars. The damage at Carlisle is not
so great, but in the surrounding country
1t was severe. The roof of the Graham
School building was blown into the field,
and teacher and a number Of pupils re-
ceIved serious injuries. The Sunnyside
Schoolhouse, near Carlisle, was blown
down and number of pupils injured,
the teacher having her leg broken.
At Coultersville, few miles above Nc
Keesport, farmer lad named Bailey,
about 10 years old, was crushed to death
under falling building.
At Hyndman, Pa, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, mill and church
We're demolished by the wind, but as far
as learned no one was injured.
AT Cumberland, Md, several roofs were
lifted from houses and a number of peo-
pie are reported injured
Great damage was done at Braddock to
manufacturing concerns.
Sharon, Pa, reports the worst blizzard
IN years. Six inches of snow, badly
hIllIeO. prevented regular trains from
getting through last night.
In this city high winds continue and the
clouds are threatening. No further dam
age is reported to-day The telegraphic
service is still paralyZed. The Western
Union and Postal Companies are almost
completely cut off from the East and
North. with the Western wires working
poorly.
Business is badly delayed, and it will
be several days before communication
is entirely restored. In Westmoreland
County the storm is the worst ever
known.
Down the Southwest Road, at Munker's
Station. the sheds of the new brick works
We're demolished, and eight workmen in
Jured, but none of them fatally
At United, on the 4oungwood branch,
| the end Of the engine-house was blown in
and six employees hurt badly, one of them
/ having both arms and both legs broken,
besides sustaining other injuries which
will prove fatal.
At Latrobe bus driver was badly in
jured. Near Connelsville several Italian
laborers took shelter in stable when it
was blown down and the men buried
under the debris. Conantantio LarocIe
was fatally crushed, but the others We're
not seriously hurt.
| At Hecla church fell down on a num-
Der of children vino had sought refuge.
| Two were fatally injured and several
others seriously hurt.
Reports from numerous points in east
ern Pennsylvania tell of more or less
severe damage by yesterdays storm. At
Harrisburg a section of the roof of the
State Insane Asylum was carried away
and much minor damage done to light
buildings. Wilkesbarre, Lancaster Will
iamsport and other points report the
storm as very severe.
THE STORM AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. A.-The wind
storm and cloudburst yesterday lasted
only ten minutes, butleft track of awful
destruction. The Letzerott building, in
course of construction, was demolished
and cOlored hodcarrier is supposed to be
buried in the debris. George White, 4
ladies' tailor, in an adjoining building,
was crushed to death and one of his work
men was killed. Several people were
painfully injured. The damage to the
White House is confined, as reported last
night to the blowing off of about two
| tons of stone-cOping, which crushed the
/ porch on the east side.
IN MARYLAND.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. 24-During the
storm yesterday vessels in the harbor had
a hard time, and a number of them were
slightly damaged.