New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-22
UE1THER OF All SJETS
ToRy,DorS. FLOODS. sNowsToRMs AND DEorTH
REPORTED.

TOPSADOFS FLOODS. SNON STORMS AND DlOt III
EfpORrED.
Longvlew. Tex. Apnl Il A tornado struck near
Gladwater twelve miles wc.' - here on the IcNA'
Pacific Railway. yesterday moinins at 40. io''n
,.,.Iy tbc countty over which II swept l. sI"r,cly
settled and the loss Of lie Is nnal although ioi'-'
free, wcr, blown down by thousand \ lnm''F'Ne'
.- Gladwatcr took down the tclrs,aph piles with IT,
The los-hnu.c 81 Dick" spcncer. coloscd James
Eell's house and Outhou,cs william Daniela dW"lhh@
and outhO.,. ana :, u. Munsci'' dwelling, >'to"-'
,jx.roYnl house were blown from THE oanda;ions'
r,e Munger house was carried hfty yards end Jet
dawn on several bee hives. N0t plank remains In
g.. ni,ce. Will, moss Of them completely
,,u,ter,. In tbs hous, people were as
.cr,llei at breakfast all Of whom stayed In III,
during the ordeal and not one Was Killed j. VI
Mun-cr has h, cOllarbonc broken and received -"sh'
h~,... III. wife. who had AX-month, old iniani III
,o- arms had her ankle broken and WIS otlcf"i-''
-, , chi 90 fourteen I,c.!rci an MY wound
80 ,lc lcr The baby W, badly hur by Icing
.,.,e,e1 LIZ furniture All o." 0uthou = Hnd cN
,.r.,,e AID valuable orchard were blown AWAY
rho storm passed Philip Munger hou-c. 800 yaTl'
off dc-t.oyne ouhOu-cs and inc'- N'At II 700"
Mu,ro. PURDUE. hou-c from Us foundation. Tut III
Jared none ~ tlc family. Al Wet N'""'"hN Il"
Old nero woman so, hlcd ond several houses blown
down. ,.
shreveport. La. april &c This morning iornnd'
,,c, ! Il. Crowdcrs Eagle Bend plantation. belo"
.br.vc,,,u The en-hOu-c. dwelling ana lhfc' CUT
lo,,..., were de tcoycd. and William '""uo' "''
.eycl,h ncgrOcs were injured
Cincinnati, April 2l.-Altcr 80 much ram III t'
ohio valley within the past week, Il J. not sFi"-
,I,ot the ohio River shoud Re rapidly swelling II j.
,t.i,- u.,out two nclcs hour t. d"y. Report
,. ,,, tic river indicate stage here Of about Ely
cv, & %, This Will Dc enough to cause some disturb
,rc u tho lower cellar, Of bunc,, houses a'"h1 ih
liver and f. destroy much II the gardens In YIN 'cc'
"a lc, ic weather h. unexpectedly wArr' t'"aF "'
Thermometer shOwIne - degrees a.
4 di,uatch from Eneli h. Ind says' " fhS"Sh !
Acd Little I.luc River gorged by -" LOGS o''o"
has caused tAc water Ia -prcal over the town un'li W
Lr.Irc., D. f,iou j, under water. lifecn sto'c' "'
hons ara, soaked in water five fee. dep - to nos
.,.,,, thc rain had poured IN torrents Tor 'litcc
| fr. ho.id,s showers during the previous thirty"
h,ur. The suddcunc,s Of the food prevented III
",,a.sc Of animal. from stables and pens. llnnirci
- d,l,ay worth Arc lost though no human ives M
sacrifccd.7 , Pam
70 The Post D-pntch,' sa, tcriiDlc rn"''o,'" VA
| ,.,,l.d IN that ,ccioa for the pa. twenty io'
I,r and fence Lou,cs. bridges ana other properly
,.,, Lccn swept away DR.. Bryani ana TWO heHro'
.r. h,rcycd 10 have been dTCwnci ana n great 'ro"
20 pcoulc are now dragging the submerged bottoms 10
hci. ho1ios several Was'iouts az repOr'ed Oh ''
uiI viii. and Nashville Railroad
! Worhinston. Man, Aprl 2l.-A heavy sno"5'orh
,rhi,h hcgan Yesterday continues without ,'''rl,.
Wo rE !" 'ct lii : d. April 2I.-rhc fnpw here
,s,g q. ~, a, n. falls ami farmers arc not III III
unCasJ.