Deseret Evening News | 1893-02-28 | Page 9 | Day Dispatches

DAY DISPATCHES A Hungarian Village Wiped out by a Flood. THE IMlIAXV hiUM'IILD. Italfaa Yaldtnsj3 Seeking Homes In the UalUd States. filorr Nroun iv ntsciixaiN. Hue J.H Mini. i. r lo I rune c- lotusja er l'an:.i Tu lay. Victf Jt, I'eb. M. A tsrrlblo calamity hxi ovcrUkvu Ibo village of Ctrgely, near Pake, Hungary. Owing to the Hidden tlsu of thu Danube, lis sixteen hunlrud Inbablttiila wire forced tu flan from their mildhuts to tho church and so ool. The advancing waters finally compelled Ihem tollto from these refuges ur lo bo Urua-ued lu them When they turned out again tho Hood surged nearly to their t alt r. Children and tho (Infirm v. ere o.sUted by the tlronger, uslbey tlruirghnl along toward I'aVs with tho watort voi.llnu-ally voi.llnu-ally rlilng. J-lrt quo mother with hir flvu chlllrtu gave up, tank and perltheit In tl fiiod. Thosn were followed I.) mail) others, Iho number ol whom la unknown, and the survivors r. ached 1'aks In nn (Xbauatttl, pitiable .light. There I. no doult that the number ol thu ilro-vueil la very large. Ihepeopln of l'alcs am deeply concerned for 11. i Ir own safely, as tho Dinubela tv.oi.ly feet ntove the normil level.