The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-05
METEOROLOGICAL.

Jan 6-Cyclone passed over Fayetteville
Ga, killing four persons wrecking % buildings.
| Jan l2-TempeTature fell to 40 degrees below
| zero at Belgrade, Mont
| Feb PA severe earthquake shock in south
! ern California, wrecking schooIhouse and
! church near San Diego.
Feb 29-Three severe earthquake shocks
| felt at The Dalles, Ore.
Mar. 9-Great test blizzard in four years ragged
over Minnesota, the DakOtaS and portions Of
1 Iowa and Wisconsin.
| Mar. lS-Severe earthquake shock at Napa
| Cal.
| Mar. 1e-Severe blizzard in Texas and other
| southern States doing great damage to fruit
| crop
Mar. l7-Twenty inches OF snow in some parts
| OF Texas. -. Severest snowstOrrn in years pre-
! vailed Ia FirEinia, Alabama and Mississippi.
Mar, A-CEclone passed through Nelson,
Neb., destroying about 100 houses
Apr. Cyclone in Kansas wiped out the vii
iageS OF TowsRda, Vine Creek, Sinclair and Oak
vile, ana 60 persons were killed
Apr. 4-Village u TsarnhiIL Ill, swept By
cyclone. Another terrific windStOrrH ia Kan
sas, doing great damage at CherryVale, En-
poria, Fort Scott. Garland, Dexter and other
places Heavy snowStorn in western Ne
braska caused abandoning OF all railway trains
Apr. BIN Iowa, Illinois ana Minnesota, the
heaviest sno"storns ever known for this sea-
son prevailed.
Apr. 1.-Two heavy earthquake shocks felt at
Portland, Ore, and neighborhood.
Apr. ie-Whole northern portion Of California
visited Dy severe earthquake shock: great dam
: s % business houses ana dwellings, i0SS'
Apr. 2l-Another severe earthquake shock in
California dId great damage at Sacramento
| Winters, Dixon and other towns.
May S-LYnn Greek Valley Kan, swept By
cyclone and Tor miles everything in its path
hundreds made homeless. -. Heavy spOwstorns
in portions of Minnesota, Wisconsin and South
Dakota
May S-Au the great central region swept By
Hood much damage in Illinois, Iowa and Kan
S2S.
May 7-Throughout northwestern tier Of
~ n I..l-era foil TraR
May l2-Cyciors blew down every tent and
house in new town Of Cheyenne, o. T.; several
badly hurt.
May l6-Cyclone in Turkey valley in Greer
county, Tex, literally demolished everything in
its % tn
May I7-Towns Of Venice BROOKLYN. East
Madison, East Carondelet CentrsvIle Station,
Forest Lawn and Cahokia, in Missouri and I'LL
noss, from 10 20 feet under water: 50 miles OK
fertile farming land also Inundated.
May lS-Hundreds of houses besides other
property DESTROYED. and about 80 persons killed
BY food which swept Sioux City. IA; less, S.
May Ia-Snowstorrn ragged in portions OF Wig
cousin. Minnesota anG Iowa.
May q indianapolis felt sharp shock OF
May 24-ArSansas City. Ark, completely IN
der water.
Nav 25-waterspout burst over Kinsman. o,
Growing six persons destroying buildings ana
May 27-Towns Of EollendsL Cbicot City, Red
Fork and Pendlepon entirely swept away Big
ARKANSAS FIFTY or more persons killed By
cyclone that passed over Wellington. Kan
blSy 2e-One hundred VILLAGES and hansts in
valleys Of the 81 Francis. White and Arkansas
rivers in Arkansas swept away. Great dsrc-
age done and seven persons killed u Harper,
Kan. b. cyclone.
May So-CycIone in Adrian county. No. did
great damage and seriously injured II persons.
May Sl-PCrtlons OF Indianapolis GsiuEeG By
raiDstorIn. and over 30 bridges and culvs-ts ia
CITY sn1 vicinity washed away Portland, |
Wabash and Other Indiana tswns suffered |
greatly from storm
June River az New Orleans highe. than
ever before
June 4-Ssverai buildings destroyed b. CT. |
clone ana many persons killed al McCppE Neb |
June - l0udoursi flooded o. City Pa, and |
surrounding colHi-T, .eGkSge from OIL tanks 8
covered lnuadst.o1 with oil and beazias which /
took ire resulting = immense GsnaEe- Snow
70 the depth - inches Eaar Casye-Ee. WTo
June e-CiCVS bUrst between Harold and 4
Blunt. :. D. flooded large section doing great
damage 20 lie and properly.
June T-O1ly cHs house left 80 Zwingle, IA /
June IS-Elrricaae accompanied By h.avy
rainfall sEEePr oyer Chicago. inTUtEg many Is-
sons znG da1ase-ng much property -. Town Of
GaiT2. HI, recseG by cECie1e
June !5-Cvclooe swept over - cksou. MARTA
II--iarleaIlt tIeeoo,n, b!ae EaTtA- Mower as
June l7-VAi4se q RoeSt@le. la. wiped o.
h. Storm
June. Every business house At Cusa City
v =, Destroyed " tornado
July iS-TwO hundred houses bsd.v damaged
by w11dStorc1 al S5T1nzaetL O.. Ss1oo5
July Ss-Frost n Montana It Ffsrvc rrz-cgrr
down e ss---.Heat = Ch5csZo caused = ceafas
AuE- t--sseFer- shock % eAxt1qE4&s B-r
hnEtc1 am ot1eT Wisconsin t0wss
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across MINNESOTA Y - IS -sl5.s.a Erec-ea. EsE5
houses alG ces tTove5 crog-
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