American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-11
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IL,


ANOTHER HuRR,cANE,-Loss of J;fs and de-
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'"P'''S' we io"''' hum 'i'o "e'-
tern EXPositor' printed at Independence, jack
son county, Mo-, that destructive hurricane
visited that section of the State about 9 O'Clock
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ia'heh'aniy DISASTROUS mat paper says;
1t came across the prairie, and the first we
heard of its effects, was at the Mission, miles
from Westport, which it injured considerably,
from whence it passed over our county in
northeast direction, striking the river about one
half mile above Wayne city, at c. N. Halls
mill, and have heard of its keeping down the
heard where it commenced nor where if ended
1t varied from five to seven hundred wards in
width. and pursued n straipht direction. VIZ
give the following list of the killed and woun-
! ded;
Mrs. McGill. LIVINGSTON. killed: Mrs. Stone.
do; Mr. Kerr had three children killed. and
himself greatly wonrdad. Miss Mary NiddIe-
ton, and DIR. Martins son. near Westnort, were
killed. A STRANGER who had been MOVING n
| family to Platte, and encamped opposite
/ Owens landing, was found dead. his wagon
| blown entirely AWAY Thomas Hedres had all
| his houses and furniture blown off. and several
of his family badly crippled. Samuel Lambert
houses. &c. rome. wife and another person
| badly injured j. Beadlv, houses. &C. blown off:
| ]. King, do: Mrs. Higgins, do, and herself
| badly crippled; Calvin Meow, do, and several
of his family crippIcd; DIR. Martin, do; Mrs.
Buckhart do: Thomas Smith. do. c. N. Halls
steam saw mill. roof blown off. urist mill and
houses blown entirely away-damaoe abopt
$1,000.
We have heard of several Others killed and
wounded. and mnch more propertv in;nred hut
do not know the particulars. We have M idea
that the half has heen told or vet heard oftho
loss OLIVES and the destruction of pronertv or
casioned nv this awful tornado
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THRILLING INCIDENT. The Louisville Cou-
rier relates most thrilling incident, which oc-
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luSo n,'"ss ~ ' '.h py so".ie''ai u
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D. ""a 49, '. g. 49, $500, Iu'o ~ - e vi
nc u" aSon' u Wv ooio" '1i' 'oIe'y
s"o t o 800. VA ol.'luo.' =. 'iio
'i'a'I, wno was p'esen', dnu appeared 70 DC
~ .nJ 'gv u .'e 60 t yealS anu 'el
l:,s 'aI'lplo ei Mus ''ot VI VIC hu'.i'el manu-,
~ y. ass.'. ~ ~. ouI llau
pei",sson ~ aeIo,npa:y ms "l'e anu clureh
Wins t'a,s ty' snt ,,u,e oiu enon ln maj. au'eu-
e nv, s''s , aaos we" ohoaa h w. al emo
sua t',ara ,as that lon Vi .ie
lpoat, h Is,o,,o - ". tIio
u'oa., ~ ISL, T0'i M 'ne
Muna.aS ,oanI H." 49,. 60 a. J.a "elo
Any, a 49, :. s,Lo ~ .'u'.
nf ,ho old man Ro,hon |e,r 'I b. ,' .no
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family for the small sum OF thousand pence,
the response was, with one voice, Reuben shall
be Tree! on the instant the table OF The Mod
orator was thronged' ana the requisite sum laid
upon IT, to reunite Tor the remnant OF their
days ola man heuoeh ana his wiie, and they
and their children are now on their way to the
shores OF Africa.
Arpcnorr or CvRrs rr1pp- U;tt,, ysbuke
of .9IiIlerisu We were mncb amused faw
davs aoo bv an anecdote related to ne NV =
rentlemon from Providence IF Cyrrs R,tior
one or tho weahhiest citizens of Rbodo IsIand
,,bo bos 1atolv made a mnn;6cort dono,ion af
Grty thousond dollars towards tho estah,;sb
men of an insane asvhm. If annears that ,
aw weeks aro some Niller;tes oaIIod mon NJ
r to odmonish him If tho annToach;na end 81
the world on tho 28rd Of October and If The
Importance of his making a good use of his
wealth before it should all be consumed in the
general conflagration. After listening patient
ly, MIR. b. replied-"we1, gentlemen, | am
much obliged to you for your good intentions,
and the effect of your arguments has been to
convince ME that | have made the best possible
use OF it, at least a portion of my property, in
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