Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-06

pnrsuyrrRihN AND METH opIsr
CHURCHES DAMAGED.
BY Telegraph to tho NEws.i
THE LATEST STORM.
Further Reports OF th. Damage hone
In various Places.


1T. PAUL, Mimi, April 5.-l ester
days storm passed NJ over tao North.
wet. The extent OF the storm was nut
hlnted nt IN the earlier reports. Tue
blizzard continued most OF the night.
Around Miller, 8. d., snowdriils eight
feet deep are now 10 DO seen. Hun
dreds OF head OF stock wendcted Wilh
lie storm, many Of which viii perish.
one freight train las been stalled In
tho snow there since ycatorday, The
unprecedented atorm Oi rain and snow
which has ragged at Aberdeen, =. d.,
for the past three days ceased early this
morning, and the sun H. now shining
brightly. The fall Of snow II simply
tremendous, and In consequence the
railroads are uud UP. The Northwest
llus mixed trains on the Milwaukee
road laid In the snow NIL yesterday
afternoon aud nirht. The through
Chicago passenger ON tho North.
western got no further than Rodileld
on this iiue, but turned there aud went
back. The blockade In the worst cE-
perionced In long time. While
seeding viii be greatly de.
hyed, the farmers aud all
others arc well satisfied, and tho
hNAfNEt VIII " AAfNttIlAlll ANlAiAhNNAt
NJ great encouragement iR felt. The
country districts will DO well nigh
impassablc Tor days 10 come. At Hud-
sOn, 5. d., 10 "a reported thai the snow
storm yesterday afternoon bl0ckndcd
the west and north branches " the
Chicago & Northwestern Road. The
north.bourd train last night only
reached kediield and returned this
a.ssHH NaH.t Nsaa los a.
out or have arrived from the Yves,
since noon yesterday. The lines In
other directions are open. SnOwploughs
and snow.shpvolcrB ate working north
and west. The Great Northern trains
the greatest ever known here In April.
a FURIOUS DLI2lARp.
READ LAlI FAILS, Mimi, April ..
"A furious blizzard has been raging
here for the past twonty-iour hour,
aud Is growing In violence. IL Ia fcarru
there will be loss OF life On account OF
the small supply Of fuel kept In reserve
by the inhabitants.
BusISEss susrESuf,D.
REnpIELD, ). D., April GA terri.
BILE storm OF slect ami high wind IN
prevailing, practically auspending Nil
businosa. The train service ON tho
Northwestern " abandoned here.
There Is four incheB OF snow ON n
.ryo'.
CHURCHES DAMAGED.
BRiDuElORT, H., April 5.-The
cyclone last night damaged the Pres.
bylcrian and Methodist churches aud
several residences. 10 totally de-
molished n number Of barns, killing
several horses.
IN IOWA.
COLuMBUs JUNCTION, Ia.,Aprll D.
The cyclone yesterday destroyed u
number Of buildings at Cairo. No
onu was seriously injured,
CATTLE DROWNED.
oGALALA, Neb., April 5.-The
storm yesterday driltod the cattle and
live stock into the Platte river. Many
were chilled TO death aud the loss will
be heavy.
HOUSES DESTROYED.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 5.-At
Russeliville last night tho storm des-
toycd trees, fences, barns and houses
IN a track four miles long and several
hundred yards wide. Elvls SheltOn's
house was demolished and Kate Shell
ton, n relative visiting the family had
several bones broken and received
dangerous internal injuries. Every
member Of the family received hurts
anu bruises but none were seriously
Injured. The house OF Samuel Brother
lord was also destroyed, but no one
was hurt.
A TORNADO.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April "a
Tornado passed III rough Grant county
Yesterday afternoon, levelling several
barnes, fences, telegraph pOles, and
unrooflng houses. No loss OF life 30 far
hIopoIted.
A CYCLONE.
hEARCY, Ark, April GA cyclone
phsstd over the southeastern portion Of
lhls county yesterday, doing great
damage. No lives were lost, but some
miraculous escapes were made.