The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-29
The Late Storm Mt the East.
The Eastern papers contain long accounts Of the IN.
mage dore by the storm on Tuesday

mage done by the storm Tuesday
From the Springfield Republican June "a
The storm or rather succession of storms on Tuesday
were The most severe yet experienced this large
81 rain tel going far 10 compensate for the quite
uhusuui brought OF the past six weeks The lightning
was quite vivid and we shall probably learn OF many
cases Of " striking barn Of Mr. Allen Of Rrookdcd
Worcester county, was hrcd ana DESTROYED A telegraph
role in Brinfeli shyered 10 niece IN gnmessvj.
tSomers) Ct, tobacco shed struck aud four Der
a, she''esl1g themselves under it. stunned One
o. tleh sOn Of Lorin Gowlv was some what injured
apparently internally. The village was visited
about -; NJ, with tc,rihc shower Of hail 1t came
crops Of corn and rye and GARDEN m yessn but spreaa
r0usy damaged 1t is estimated that about half of the
rye slost The hail stones were quite large the smallest
the ze Of walnut and rising the bigness Of man
FIST one Irregular mass Office formed Of smaller pieces
frozen together was picked up, which measured nine
inches in circumference. Near hund. cd PAGES of
glass were Destroy IN the house u Alphcus Billings
The parish Ct Skitico the east part IL Ened Connec
tcut was very similarly Visited and devastated The
q one. hat fe there were nearly as large bens acgs
ana the force with which they fell NAV IL from
The fact that brother Of A s BAG Tease Of this
city wlie calling W boards D. 0tcct The windows haa
enc q Or hands disabled by their peting it, that he
was obgea 70 suspend work and unable il the
next Gay. AT Broad Brook (windsor) Connecticut we
earn tuisber That the hail fell with devastating fury 1t
will be remembered that similarly hail storm
visited The same region last August IL then destroyed
vast amount Of tobacco which not far enough
advanced 70 be much injured
Some hail fen in this immediate vicinity and also Of
Hartford. on Tuesday afternoon. Hail also fo.l moro
severely IN portions of Beckett Middefeld and Chester
n this ond lIanp hire counties the latter town the
houses Of Samuel Rel Jomes uiol., ,nc ~ ,,a,a viI
each lost from forty 10 sixtv names az 9las, I'm h
stones we're very large and aid nuch I,maoe - ~
crops Mr. West OF Ni5Glefeld ricI-o, ~, ~ 49,,
that was seven In hos in circun ference
Tine torn was VERY sever. aast ~ hare n,r; -, .
shower the Unitarian Meeting bouse IN coha.ss, 80
struck by lightning sew roll SCATTERING n ,y rar,;oa
OF he tower TIL hcute Of y Reh.,is IN DeiIa,n 80.
struck by lightning and st ON fire st wa soon
cushed Mr. Poarlmans barn In Melfose was strucl
though not much a ilr,d j n Halls bonse in som.r
vile was struck and his MOI ,r s,unna, L,t 10 ti,ar
damage done The oerot at the Grranwoo6 ~ H., IL
south Reading wa ST. uck and some II the timLcrs
petcy shattered barn IN Dlayers yas struck ana -,
on ti!c -
The bouse Of Mr. Woods ia Nero,sat u., struck
ana cbinpsv .baI,.,oJ 49,, A,I3'.'.'' va ~ ucA,
through an open door ano severely .tnoned = snear
Jr + house in sast CAMBRIDGE yas s.rucL ana cpPn
acrabc carsgo done Tbs beu.a ~ III 1 80 ~ so ~.
Railroad br dee over the Sbirlev rjyer 40 g., ia
struck ana entirely consumed ~ A.. I, - ~, Wv,
ofthe cars Rendered impo-s,ble barn 4, u,dta,s
MI was struck ana Two horsee ins,an,r LiId -,
Farrar barn IN Nortbboro w.s 80 -, ~, =.
DESTROYED with 4 IL it4 eo,,ents Tsoa. na.t.'. i :.
the s7iie town was struck and sI,,hna a, ~, -,
Brown hoilse II Beti;n yas slct a,i hr, 50. ~,
OF gas, broken Audrey J,rkiois shonsa IN g.yerl,
vts .ttpcs the lightning NJ ying nh roapner ~ nr,t
but hurting no on. The extensiyo mill ~ Tho nrecn
wood Manufacturers ~ IN New Hartford b,d / .oo
names If rlass broken by The I,iI The born ~ ~,
White IL iiar f,rd was struck IL Iiehtn,ny
RON .ie iiart.oro oourant -3ih inst
'.htninf While sitting in d. wagon Another r,aa VINO