New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22

GIl named Loucks struck by falling window
and scrious, hurt, and several Others wee slightly
injured.
Toledo, Ohio April ol.-Thc storm which mas peeh
raging here for the last few days reached It's his"S'
| Mich Yesterday afternoon The damage has been
great aud reports Of still further damage ar" steadily
coming In from n,ighlOrins towns. The iory mics
q oil field between here and Findlay have sulcrcu
the most. Hundreds Of derrichs have been blown
down The Standard OH Company aion" loses over
92OO.0 0O this being the value OF NOR" thAh ioo
wrecked wells. In the forests many trees fell on oil
tanks. allowing the oil to escape. Danas" IRON US
.onrcc cannot be estimated now. At GiD>onbuig my
three dcrrichs We're overturned, at Noith la'h"r'
cighty-s"vcn and ut Cygnct eighty nine. II o'her
towns report the same ratio. there are ABOUT "'o
wrecked dcrrcls. In this city properly was bl""h
around furlrlsy. The water In the hnrbor reaches
TO the tops Of In" wharves. The Toledo. Ann
AIbor and North Michigan and Pennsylvania Trucks
were washed out for 400 feet. an engine sinking
three feet into the sand after the rails had spread
The Islands AT Perry sburs are covered ana crops are
destroyed,
The crop outlook for Northwestern ohio and the
adjacent portions of Indiana and Michigan is good.
There Is some fear that oats In the ground may decay
from the cold wet weather however. Wheat looks
very well and the fruit buds far unlnured In
the famed Lake Erie peach and grape region
Columbus. Ohio. April 2l-During the high wind
here last night the chimney Of house al no. 1868
McDowclls ST. blew or burying Daniel Dhkskell. II
/ boy under The debris. killing han Instantly.
Cincinnati, Aprn :l-Ihe high wind was responsive
for Il singular wreck the Cincinnati southern road
last night. Train No. l. southbonnd, when AT E"iro.
Tenn. twenty miles north 81 Chattanooga, encountered
| "A freight ear which had been blown upon the main
track The entire train. except the rear >le"p'I;
was thrown from ia" track and the engine tnIhed
over. hui ~ singular good fortune no one was hu:'
except Engineer C"i.rOy who WAS slightly inJnird.
The mail, express and baggage cars were hniiJHrcu
Kansas CITY. Mo-, AIli 2l.-Ihe northcrly gales
which hav" sweeping this portion Of IN" coInirN
since. Wednesday continue with urabatcd Jury. Ih.
Thermometer reached FRI ealing point In Eastern ;id
Central Kansas last night. lee is reported over
half an inch thick IN various portions o. the NcoNho
pnd wood valleys and Ill va Ties Of nut have
been killed. Ii is not believed tie Th"a, crop
has been materially dnn,gei. In southern Kansas
the frost WA, light and did -! damage.
ST. Louis. April 2l.-Iliroushoui ne northern 'Wo,
thirds Of Missouri n combination OF w"tihcrS OF 'h
Kind most disastrous to crops and fruits has r'Hhcu
III last foitycieht hours and SIN prevails. co;u
driving rain ntcrmnglcd with snow ard hail. VA"
Temperature n, many points below fr""z'hS' MS
undoubtedly seriously damaged the fruit BUDS ana lh
green shoots Of oil crops hut 10 lu't WHAT extern
cannot be- told until warmer weather comes. ~
drilling rain or Is falling today AT most points
Pow ell County the greatest fruit section OF IN" S'a'"
advises that less than quarter crop OF p"acheS'
apples, cherries. etc. Will he grown