New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
GREAT BRITAINSTORM-SWG " Ell :
MANY VESSELS WRECKED WITH LAh"h
LOSS OF LIFE
A TREMENDOUS SEA IN TIE ENGLISH CHANNEL
GREAT DAMAGE TO PROPERTY IN EN"'
LANp-IIEAvY sNowsToRM IN
THE United KINGDOM.
TIE UNITED KINGDOM.

-GRE\T DAMAGE TO PROPERLY i.N ''-'
LANp-HEAvY sYowsToRM IN
TIE UNITED KINGDOM.
Iordor Nov ia furious gale is prevailing
on tho west coast of Great Britain. Many NcS
se,s have gone ashore The sea Is rising d, al
noints in the west and northwest The s'oi''
is narticularly severe in Cornwall, anu 'e'e
pranhic communication Is greatly ii'eiieieu
with. ,,,
Tho American bark A. c. Bean, which
sailed from Newcastle n. b., on OCTOBER l. ~,
Bowling. was blown ashore and totally W'c0Ne'
near Donegal Ireland. The captain anu s'N
sailors were drowned.
The steamer Upupa. bound from '''" 60
Newport with number of passengers OH oo'''
became disabled off Kinsale. Her preuica'"e"
being noticed by those on shore. lifehoats went
out IN her assistance In the mean time worn
was telegraph to Queenstown ana tusS WV
dispatched to bring her into port The schoono'
Rosena from Dublin for Bangor, Nor'h ""'e',
is a total wreck on Salt Island. Ihe Holy n'""
lifeboat crew took everybody off OF hcr III Saio'S
A dispatch from St. Ives. on the nor'h co"H'
of Cornwall. says that the steamer Cih.'" -
asbo,a ot that place. Four persons on board
Of her were taken off with breeches quo! ny
the St Ives hfeboat crew. Eleven others were
drowned.
The schooner Nina and six yachts have gone
ashore near Grecnock. on the flrth oi '''"''
scotland A fishing smack foundered In 'he 'he
North Sea at the mouth of the river Tees. All
on hoard were lost The Leth schooner fldeny
was wrecked and one Of her crew was drowheh'
Tho storm Is the worst that has been eApeil-
erced in a long time The steamers from Narl-
ous Irish ports due at Liverpool carry tn'S
morning did not reach their destination ui'i'
about o'clock this afternoon Ihey report
having had extremely rough Trips - mo
Several vessels flying signals Oh ulSti,S' All
off Bangor. on Belfast Lough, lreiahu' NJ, 81
assistance possible will be sent To thciii.
Allan Line steamer Numidian, rom hiNe,po., ip ~
for Montreal has been forced by the gar w
remain in Lough Foyle, ireland, untiI to-i"o''""
morning. ., A., or,trg
snow and slect were falling all the morning
I'm Lancashire. The wind blew VII" I'm ~ -,
violence and much damage was dohe 'o Pl"p
ertv Chimncys were blown down IN 'h' '""
and skylights and signs were caTiled aW"s. =,
fatal accident caused by IN" s',iiu i,, - ,'yark
fron1 Huddersneld I'm the West Riding "i f0'h,,
shire Tho great chimney of the HuddetsI'c"
Dye Works. which was 100 feet hlSh W. ~ ''," m >. -
down The immense mass 81 bricks icn wv "' ar,,
building IN which sixty persons We'r "' ~" ~
and completely wrecked 1t. hut only wv" o' ''''
occupants Of the building were Killed. 49,
At Darlington forty five miirs ron ,~' ~ r,,is
Springfield Steel Works were blown o'"l' ~ -
ing heavy loss D.spdt hes from various pm
I'm tho North Of England report eNiehsiN' u"
Hundreds u trees were upfg'''u' ',J
ou.houses blown down. and houses damas"t.
A. H.rwich- on Tweed the roof ~ me NyI1n
British Railway station was blown OH MANY
boats in the harhor were swainpeu ,.,,, va.
Casualties caused by the storm arc pr'"s -
,r,od from many places The telegraph wires
.re down throughout Great Britain
pnzs,ce NV lS-Thc gale here shows no
s,c,, ~ abating Reports from other 'Ap
stations are that extremely heavy weather -
nrevailing all along the western coasts lrr
y, ~. comu,Inication is maintained only win
,he greatest difficulty. tremendously n,gh
90. &c running in the English Channel Ihe NE
saving crews the Cornish coast are "cVP"s
a close watch FOR wrecks