New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-02
SroRm AND Destruction o. PROPERTY

SToRM AND Destruction oF Property
From the officers OF the steamer 1T Paul, down yes
terddy from Council Bluffs We learn that on the itD
INST "A violent storm OF wind and ram, accompanied
BY heavy thunder and lightning prevailed iof sesefA
hours, extending It's devastation throughout the
country from kanesvllle 10 Kansas, IN many places
unrootng barns and houses demoishlng bridges, and
throwing own fences. The lightning was very rapid
and powerful. and a number ol trees we're de-
molshed by beng struck Cattle IN the fields suf
fered severely, and II was reported that numbers
killed or seriously injured by the lightning sna
the storm. For full PARTICULAR. We VIII wat VIII
painful interest Mr. Philips, Cleri OF the ST ram,
states that II was reported at point near the town
Of Oregon, IN Holt County, that during the storni
eight men were sitting al table IN oar room play
ing at cards, III fine glee when the house was stlci
by lightning, and the whole number instantly killed
The names OF The persons killed, ana the owner OF
the house, we're unknown II Is hoped tn@ "'
whole story may be- exaggerated.
lst Louis Republican, July -.
TBRgE Revolutionary PATRIoTs GOsE
Jonathan Olcou, Of Hartford aged % years Ros-
well Miller OF Windsor, aged ~ years and ThOs.
: Bishop, Of Avon, aged about ~ years all revoln-
tlonary pensioners, rode IN The procession Va tins
city on the Fourth OF July Before the month wa
ended all three OF them IN their graves. Mr..
Olcott died on the 18th Of July Mr.. Miller died OF
the 2sth and Mr. Bishop on or about the 2ah. Ihey
passed through the trying scenes Of the Revolution
together and IN N. same month, and "ithih ~"
DAYS Of the time al which they sai side BY side IN tha
professor and III the festive board upon the Iotn
anniyersary Of their Nations Independence, m re-
memfrance Of the glorious DAYS Of the Revolution.
theY nave together gone peacefully 20 rest. Honor
10 nc names Of the old Patriots Hart Times
The SoLDIER's RErUaN PRoN THE WAR
Lieut. OBnen returned to tins city. from Thefesa,
Dodge County, night before iast. safe and soued,
without a SHOT or the marks oil one about him. hf
fepOrts things all quiet al the seat of war; Ano"t
900 Indians are collect next TUESDAY, prepAfAiof
10 removal. 4 council viii BE- held on WedDe>haj
and they will probably start on heIr westward f0tp
the last OF next week. th!"auAee has. fo'
STAsBrSG AFFAIR AT ROXBCRY.--O III
lay night fight occurred al drinking -hon'f
Deunis.st. Roxbury between sOme Inshmen,d"r
which TWO persons named Thomas bgah ap J
mex Doan were stabbed, the atter reeeisin9
wound Patnck Ganeiy and hcnaei nnfA r.
been arrested a. the persons Nho sIAcO%o b2H,
Dolau md they will De extfnnec to1ay
fBO~ton Courier, Jul; -
ty~ Judge WoODBURY, address bet.
the House OF ConyOcaiion Of Trinity Coilegs.
Hartford. u spoken Of as beautifully written PAP
tut Il u a. moi deli, cred tone Of VOICE suhsl..
ly strong 20 Ill the church. and many were diss
pointed IN not hearing Il distinctly. The sabe
va" The Independence Of Thought
r The Postmaster General acsnOw
Ledge having received under cover Of letter azne
"Romulus'r hundred dollars. IN two notes 0f th
BanF oi Washington, pan or all OF which salA, tn
vr'or ,Ays Is due TO the Post Ofice Depzrtnrnt-
SICKNESS or Mas WEBsTER-The Ne1-
yrr' NM Of Wrdnesday says In consequence ol
~ ..ssrs>s of ~ Wiie. Nr Webster win nos oe
ar. q" t>.i rrJc - r.. rfc ent me, as he bal az
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