Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-07

a rrsarutr CYCLONE srRikrs NEW
yoRn.
AnolherT,wn Wired Dat Us Cyclone.
Live, Reported lost In
arkansas.
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u"rc Report. Of ncnin aud Des,rn,
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Wrsr rOiST Miss, Apdl ellie
most ur iruCiiyuh,orm that ever visited
lhla tceiion ~ now prevailing. Rain
has fallen constantly for Jour days,
wiich eliminated last NIGHT Ia rtgu.
lnr Wal, fspcut nom Greenwood 10 the
A,st0ma iinC, AMI from Macon 10
Counih, The streams have nll over
iiowul; many bridges ARE swept away,
mii,s u taiif1al ttacl, arc submerged,
anu many rUadted- es:rOyeI. On the
Georgia Pacific four miles OF track
have npru washed away, and In this
county alone tie los. OF bridges s. cnor-
mour. The rivers nfu higher thau ever
before, water covering the county for
miles around. Many houses have been
washed awny. -Four colntud families
hrc reported drowned. At Aberdeen
the wnter covers several streets, aud
the people are greatly alarmed. lis
stlltisiug.
MEaupus, Tenn. Ami q. - Dis.
patches nom Grenada, CaTollton, aud
other Toints Ia Mi-ippi state that 1t
has been raining hnfd Tor several dave.
The rivers are out Of their banks, and
great damage u being done to railroads
and other property.
'h'lVNi ~ ~ II hbltiNs
OrEAN, n. ", April GA terrific
cyclone struck this city last night,
wreCling ten houses and church.
One woman was killed and a number
Of people seriously Injured. There
we've sixteen people Ia tine church
when struck, which was carried ten
feet away.
THE 81. LAWRENCE Ri5Es.
MONTREAL, April Tho 81. Law
renee continues 10 rise, aud there are
grave fears NJ Hood. The lake Ice
sun continues 90 come down ana It's
arrival IL looked forward TO with much
anxiety. The water IA now within u
few inches Of the level OF Commis-ion
street, aud 10 slowly rising. The
merchants are clearing goods from
their cellars.
a TowS DESTROYED.
DrSisoN. Tex, April 0.-rhe report
has just reached here from Owenville,
that small town In Pickrns County,
thickasnw nation, was wiped out by
cyclone Sunday night. Two pcrsOna
were killed outright aud several In.
Jured. Every house In the village
was lovelcd. The clerk Of plckens
County, Chickasaw nation, was prob.
ably fatally injured. His team ami
vehicle were caught In the cyclone
and hurled through the air. There l.
no telegraph or railroad connection
with the town.
RAILS AND Snow.
81 PAUL, MINI, April 6.-Alou.
days snow storm was heavier and
more general In South Dakota than At
hrst reported, but no casualties have
been reported. The Tain fa!l ut Huron
was nearly three iuches, the greatest
ever known here at any gpe timo H.
April, Reports from various parts Oi
the State, also from Nebraska, Iowa
and MiuLCi0in, Indicate that Huron
got the heaviest rain, while other
locall,les were visited by moro or less
snow. Yves, NJ Huron aud extending
into the Black HIS country, the fall
Of snow was i've to sever inches, and
very heavy with water.
GREAT DAMAGE D)NE.
BRINHlEy, Ak, April B.-Tho wind
anu rata storms that have for the past
two days been prevalent In th.s district |
have caused great damage TO propttty, /
aud In some cis,s injury 20 persons. I
At Carlisle, "a email station west OF |
here, onu life Is reported 10 have been /
lest aud several persons seriously iDjuf. !
ed la the cyclone OF yesterday after.
noon.