Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-05
A VIOLENT STORM
Visits nan,as aud Western Missouri
Houses Demolished, People
Killed.
RalLHoAp TRAINS SHOWED IN IN
NEBRASKA.
More Accounts ~ i'rapcri, destroyed
nuu Lives Cost.

tNbhttf NIpNhs
| wore Accounts 81 Property Destroyed
Rnu Lives Lost
Kansas CIIY, Apfil IA storm u
great intensity prevailed last night IN
Is iusas aud western Missouri. The
Telegraph wires, which We're only par
Tally fcslorvd, are again laid on the
ground. Advicus are nicngre. So far
ns known, they aIo Nv follows. At
l Chufryville, Kan, six houses were
destroyed nud two pcOpe Killed; At
I BufliUgion hundred houses had their
| windows hsuken 10y hail aud much
. damage was done to ffult trees nui
crops. The hsilst0uty ARE said to have
been eight inches ir ci4o Inference. A
/ similar storm prevailed ne EmpOria,
ann did much damage. At Fort Scott
many roofs were blown away, stables
demolished aud outhuuscs, blown down.
Several people were painfully Injured,
| tut thtr" was no loss VI HE. At Gar.
land every window IN town nearly was
smashed, and crops In the surrounding
country were greatly damaged. Al
Bosworih six houses were demolished
/ In IN, path Of the storm.
The storm, besides being similar 10
| u tornado, was accompanied by n water
spout, which Hooded al the creeks.
] Wnukunkn creek IN out OF It's bankt;
| the road n inundated, aud the fields
/ are for miles under water. Tho crops
/ were entirely washed out and the
| farmers viii be Obliged to roplaut. Re.
/ ports from all over Kansas report the
presence OF gale Gud grave accounts
VI damages, which, however, are con.
/ Hucd In all cases o. dwellings, broken
windows and signs anu wrecked roof.
Ia this city the wilma blew almost IA
hurricane during the entire afternoon
md the schools were dismissed, but
there wra no cyclsnc anu the damage
IS slight.
a WARNING Of DANuEW.
The signal service gives warning OF
| the danger % cyclone here and all
the schools are dismissed. The wind IL
| blowing n gale. The same condition
exists In northwestern Kansas.
a SEVERE BLizzARD.
OMAHA, April 4.-ilsports from
western and central Nebraska and
| south Dakota chow u severe blizzard
\ In progress. Tho mercury fell forty
degrees In three hours at Grand Lodge
ami II norther Ia prevailing. The
worst snowstOrm Of the season IL re.
ported along the Burlington In the
| Black Hills. At Alliance, Nob.,
/ trains are showed In. A suowstOrm
L. raglng between Valentine anu
Chadr0n, and at Sendis and In East.
ern COLORADO. The wires are down In
nearly all directions ana ttiln8 are de-
lsyed. \ blockade Is feared In the
North and West.
1wO PERSONS KILLED.
CmHEYyALE, Kan, April "A
mile east Of here last night tornado
demolished half dozen houses anu
killed two, names unknown, Dexter,
/ CUwley county, II N also rpputted,
suffered by the wind. The barometer
Ia falling. Another storm IL looked
for. lnky clouds are said To be hang.
ing over the southwest.
4 VILLAGE DESTROYED.
FAIRFIELD, Ills, April "A report
| has jurt reached here that Barahnll,
seven miles south, was almost entirely
wiped out by cyclone this afternoon.
II was learned later that but three
housea were left standing In the town.
Mn. Heuey was fatally injured, and
| other people painfully hurt. No further
particulars are at hand.
rEorLE rANiC.sTRIcKEN.
GRRENnuRd, Pa, April "A terrific
wind, hail ana rain storm prevailed In
this vicinity last night. At Scottdalo
an Evetson brOwnHtOne buildings
were blown down aud unroOfed. The
people were panic.slrlcken, Much
damage was done.
A riCsiC.
LITTLE RoCE, April Am A lllanco
picnic was held near Cove saturday.
A storm camo W, blow trees down on
the lCniCiers, killed two, mortslly
wounded two, and dangerously hurt
seven.
DAMAGE 10 BUILDINGS.
A severe wind aHd iainstofm In
Eastern and Western Arkansas today
did much damage 10 buildings. Sew.
eFal houses were blown into the river
ut Pine Blum. Al Carlisle, II. Eli.
berps home was demolished.
a COLORADO nII2lARD.
DENvER, Colo, April "A blizzard
" raging In Eastern Colorado. The !
Burlington road IL blocked with snow,
hut il expected TO be cleared tonight.
In Denver the wind Is blowing "a gale,
and there is every indication OF a BAD !
storm.
N DAKOTA.
81. PAUL, April i.--Dspaiches from
the Northwest tell Of severe snow. |
storms. snow is prevailing with great /
force in the Dakotas. At Redneld, ). |
d., tonight genuine blizzard Ia rag. |
ing. Tue moisture has already retarI. |
cd seeding ten days AMI this will set |