New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
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Company was fed the top with water. dam
aging the mine SO greatly that 1t VIII probably be
1T Portland the business and residence portion of
two 10 three feet deep.
Bedford Estimates Of the food damage in Law
SO go and $500 Bridges have been washed away
either remains in this section.
GreenebuTgIThe entire country near here is prac-
ton The coudburst late Thursday night swept
everything loose The water ran two feet deep ON
rivers lea9ed the banks in raddening torrents
sweeping eyeryihing away IN ,,i the owands
inundating houses and washing away smaller build
ings. Flat Rock River washed away houses in the
ported TO have been lost
The Big Four bridges Tanners Creek. east
Of here are washed out. and all traffic is stIs-
pended The loss to properly in the Tanners Creek
have been lost, but exact Information cannot be
Orleans-on One fourth Of this town is submerged
and more than score OF families have been com.
PEELED 10 move. Lost River. three miles south OF
heavy loss to farmers have been received All
trains are delayed. washouts being frequent
from their homes by the waters. The racecourse
e. Riverside Park Is under water. and the City
Park. in the north end OF the town. is flooded
Louisville Ky. March 6.-The Pennsylvania an
nuled all trains north agd east to-day on account
OF the food. The Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
started train for Cincinnati at 70 o'clock this
morning. and will try to get ST. Louis to-
night. Tho Louisville. New-Albany and Chicago
out a Chicago train via the Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern and the Big Four which IS
open all the way II s expected that all the roads
Will be In good shape by tomorrow morning. The
Cumberland Gap tunnel OF the Louisville and Nash
Vile has caved in again Passengers are being
transferred.
y FATAL TRAIN WRECK.
Bonnot's Mil, Mo. March 6.-Mlssouri Pacific
passenger train No ran into landslide about
one and 4 half miles west OF Staubert last night
The engine, tender and mail car were telescoped
setting fire to the mail car which in turn set fire
sumed. one killed and his body ere
mated: another was fatally burned and a third
badly injured
Corsicana, Tex. March Ga heavy wind yester
day destroyed II. c. Upshers two-story house and
the Collins Street School Building. Upsher was
probably fatally injured and two children were
hurt 4 number Of buildings Unroofed. At
Frost Tex a brick store the Methodist Church
and a house were demolished By the wind and
many houses damaged. Several persons were in
jured but none seriously.
Hone. Ark. March 6.-A tornado struck this place
Yesterday and, while no lives were lost. the dam
age TO property was considerable. The Cumberland
a mass of ruins The smokestack at the water
works and Hope Lumber Company was blown
down, telephone wires were blown down and fences
laid fat Single and Iron roofs were torn OF
THE store OF NJ VI. Spears had the iron roof torn
off and the goods damaged
Fort Smith Ark. March GA tornado visited this
city Thursday night. doing considerable damage.
The heavy trusses Of the new building OF the cleo
trio light and power company were weakened by
the wind and rain. and yesterday II collapsed.
Eiv. men went down in the ruins. two of them.
p Brown and Harrison Cruch. being probably
fatally Injured