New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-20
THE SIOUX CITY CALAMITY.
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been marked. The water here is 1913 above ow;water
mark. This is rise Of over foot and haii IN the
MarysviIle. Kan, May 1o.-The river, which has
been falling Is again on the rise ANA o sun naa reached
Texarkana. Ark, May IO.-The Red River HOOD i
has greatly weakened all railroad bridges 80 ,o n,
trains no longer run over them No mails n ,osr
ST. Louis have been received here since SATURDAY ias,
perryye No. May 1.-THE st. Nary Mary here ae" have awe
returned and report water breaking over az ai Vh;
has been blowing forced the waves oyeT 'fr say
and they were compelled to quit work. iney Shy
Eos Brule bottom viii be flooded In few nont lrbonsa,
Pine Bluil. Ark. May 10 specab.1Ihe hrSi n
River at this place IL still rising and reached 30.
feet the highest mark ever known To-Day m,e" q,
damage is reported all along the river ron Ietc ~
its mouth. distance of eighty miles, ana tc oSs oJ
the flood 10 the cotton crop in that territory
and people are moving in RATS from their dwelllhss
na H. May Of n Acres and nd w MlsX
andcr counties are Hooded By the overflow OF the
river. Farmers are fleeing to the hills, and the mer
chants at the river landings are removing
from their stores in skiifs There l. much suffering
and the los of property viii be great ovorv,vb.rc ,s
The situation around the two Kansas cite; TO-DAY.
The Missouri is rising slowly and the Raw Is booming
Argentine and Armourdac are again submerged. Har
lem is a lake and on this side Of the river the Nils
souri, bottoms disappearing from sight' me NV
River in twenty four hours has risen three feet reach
ing six inches above the high water mark Of last week
and is Stll rising. Reports from above snow una. q
In the next twenty four hours. The damage and ip
convenience occa,onrd by its present. stage are very
great and the coming rise will doubtless increase b0th
10 an alarming degree. Armourdae Is Hooded Dy Iie
Kaw water 10 a depth OF from two To seven ret Inc
great packing houses all Of which are situated IN the
ArmOlrdale fats, suspended work TINS morning an1
about their establishments. hoping thus TO chcck thc
threatened invasion OF their premises The cellars Oh
many Of the cstabl shmcnts are full. -,
Cincinnati. May ia tornado passed o'cr INC
northwestern part Of Hamilton County YESTERDAY hier
noon causing path OF destruction nearly three miiS
long ii began nboli a mile moth OF MamtOwn, dc-
strOying new barn and sheds belonging to T.
Waller Continuing II destroyed Daniel llamInllIs
barn and injured his hOls". AT JOnn ArhOhH
farm Il new ten room dwelling house and large new
barn were entirely ruined. Mrs. Arnold was IN
Arnold was blown several hundred feet and had his
shoulder di,locatcd Fences and trees were swept
away. \ heavy downfall Of rain accompanied the
wind and extended over large area.
Baltimore. May 10 (>pecla)-SN terrific storms
passed over Baltimore ana adjacent counties to-day.
coming fIOm the southeast and southwest Tho
rainfall was the heaviest I'm years. sewers were
unable I'm parts Of the city 10 carry OIL the I'm
mcn,c volumes Of water and burst, tearing up the
damage done ~ the crops OF early vegetables,
acres 81 tomatoes and Strawberries being washed out
and ruined.
It Paul, May lo.-ReportS of damage from the
storms are coming In from all over the Northwest,
the rain, II the Ia, twenty four hours having been
especially severe. Violent wind storms have greatly
Increased the damage. At CrOOl,ton. MINI, Red
N Madison MINI. today the rain still continues TO
fan thick and fat, The town l. nearly under water and
there thOus ADDS ~ ol grain here That VIII be
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