New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
SrvFRE STORMS IN THE WET.
FATAL TORNADO REPORTED IN KANSAS
ur,yy u,rrsToNFS IN MANY PLACES

FATNI. TORNADO REPORIfD IN hNt'S'"
HEAVY HAILsTONFS IN MANY PLAVhe'
Kansas Cs,v. April A d-patch 10 "The star iioil,
Chcrrvyale Kan. says thnt the country Ile eaS' "
Ch.rryvalc wa, struck by tornado ABOUT ~ o',oH
las, might and half DOZEN houses were ue'hon,'e
. ,.,,,, ,vbose names are unknown, beng hie>
- ,,,o,ryvole woman was Killed By lightning Du'
rho wind dd not touch the town Dexter III 'o"'es
cmrty Is also reported 70 have suffered ho' "o VIM
RE Western linton wires are down. TIE barometer .
,.,d,ly FILLING the sky braSsy and strong so''"
wind IS blowing. An nky bhck ciouo i S"'' " "
hanging over the region southwest ot Arc'n>as O"''
and ~. local weather bureau predicts more storns
4, burlington KAN the disturbance took the form
-, = ber storm. Much damage was done to trnit
r,o and crops The hailstones were eisht ihChcs III
circumference - .,.
A. Fort scott Kan, the storm was the worst aa'
o,,r vistcd that city, Many roofs were Olowh a""s'
.,,hlcs demolished and outhouses blown down Narro"
csc,pes from death were numerous
4, Ho,vorth Mo-. the storm was seen approach
., an, ,ro pcople naturally nervous after the
,a.,,,. exnercuce, Of their Kansas neghDors last
,,, sougn safety IN their cellars. The storm came
or vi:b terrible swtness but as 1t seemcu aoo"' "
strike the town It veered suddenly 10 the ho''"o'"
In that direction Is thckly settled taFihhS lrso,
sty houses I'm he path Of the storm were de"'"S"o0
The Storm besides being similar to "rhhuo, was
,rc,,nn,nlcd by a water. spout which Hooded all the
ni-ir, r,pldly Tie crops there have been entirety
washed out =, souo
I'm mi. city the report got started III So"'o
mv.tcrious manner that tornado was due ~ ','."
here Al O'Clock. The schools were dlS"N''" "
evcnt any loss OF life. At O'Clock the so'ec VI VIC
o,tv ,ro,c nearly deserted. The wind was '''"o''
n,,,nc durng the entire afternoon, but 'l' "'' 40
tornado. ,.,.,.,, in Tho
g T. Wc,tcott whose skull was fractured III INC
,,,,,, urirh devastated T0wanda on Thursday mght'
and the infant child o. Elmer Hail. whose leg was
,ron have been added the list OF dead since 'as'
nich, making nine in all - -.,.,..,
CoG.yville. Kan April IA terrible storm visited visited
thi- leion iast eVeT"t rhnng struck the tall
Of The Episcopal Chucn ard tore the seepe 10 pieo9i ov
window, were bo1rn py n9sd t9e l" al" 'A'" "''"
hoi,"s tnrton No. Apil 4-rMs region was visited by
severe rain and hail storm ygs'I' yarIe and fell 50 fnst
thnt The ground was soon covered ~ IL cs,li,' I.t,
that during the afternoon 'lero WIS "" "'e'"e0 "'
OF Inf e % RoSE ok ArR April Am Alliance picnic was was
held on saturday near cove Nrh & ,bo t,ees in ali
people storm came up ana new inc tees Sa ~ mor ar,
directons one OF them Killed TWO persons ana mor'
'" TDnnq April s~DIspoches report heavy hail
storm at Wheeling Va at GcGTk aSs bS evfng nsoSt
also Martins Ferry aaG n hltanes fe at Martins
Fcry. The electro litho were eAungisned I, unsI ST.
tairsve and the town was s.t i" pnn asr"eI se in tor
WosIont. on railroads reported at Wheel
inc ard trains are delayed n ,,,.,o,
s.ys. A terrific Wind hail and ,ain storm accom-;
pancd by lightning passed over the sontnSrm par, ng or
ua tn,oreland County at o'clock last evening dnhg
rest DAMAGE At scottdse. Everson and Browhstowt
The wind blew down and unrooiel bui'd'hss i"e
eI Paul April s.-Dispa,che~ from the Nortn~est n,
tell Of big rain and snow storm. the latef pron anns
't.h tcr.nc force I'm the Dakotas, approscnihg 10
hnllard In intensity Devils Lake reports a lall
blillaId While Re,ifeld u south DaEota telesrapns apis
.Iat n genuine blizzard has been raging since noon
tat ,nM a hourly growing worse At Huron the snow
i"I during the day. With great deal OF ram nearly
IN the ground has ALREADY retarded seeding ten DAYS
and IL WIN now be put further back: III tLs s'ale
now with blizzard l. reported m The northwcslcrii
nation 70 night II Is growing colder.
Fairfield H.. April A report mas lust reached
her, that the town OF Banhill seven mics SOUTH was
Almost entirely wiped out by cyclone this after
noon II Is thought no one was fatally Injured.
though severnl were said to be badly hurt No further
particulars have been received