The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-16
The Weather and It's Effects Elsewhere.
BOSTON.

BOSTON.
From the Bosts n Times August Is
We subjon account Of several cases Of individuals
who hs We otd recently from hsat and exertton
Mr.. John Lynch, from Vsfmont on his way to Maize,
aged 30 ears died at the Buffalo House, suddenly yes
tedy afternoon from the effects OF over indulgence
in iced water. His wife with him at the ii ne.
can Hotel and formy u ss uaed n
Hotel fell in South street yesterday and died Ia about
an hour Cause-excessiye heat. he was a single man
An unknown man. probably a mariner Of about 40
years Of fell and died I'm datey in South street.
yesterday afternoon from being over heated On his
the merss in India ink of "A - q picture
Of ship and mermaid
On Friday afternoon, in Pike place. woman named
Ellen sharp ABOUT forty years of age who had been
gagged for oct of the day In ironing planned II being
un~e)l AID laid down, but called for q glass OF
KatsT. af.er drinking which she died in few monens
Of The besr brought by the heat and ovsr exsr
An IIishmaD. named John Mclaughlin, was sun struck
st about four o'clock He Immediately ell
the Massachusetts, General Hospital and ii ccted
to recover.
Cornelius Murphy died very suddenly Friday oven.
ing at his residence No. 8 Hafmoon place. Deceased
employed at Wards STABLE in School street, and
complained Thursday evening of beirg little veil
He was about his house apparently quite comfortable
Oher accounts state that Murphy fell from window
in ihe fourth story Of the house A. suspicious OF foul
psy are entertained the matter WILL to day. undergo
investigation.
On Friday, q man whose nsme we did not learn, re
trade at wsrk in the sun when he fell ovsrco
by the exI,ue heat. He taken home, but died in
few hours He leaves q ~ife and family.
An lrishDan, in the employ of Tmothy Hannon, en-
gagged in digging Mount Washing ton South Boston,
Friday afternoon, struck and died in about
three hours lie resided Boulton street. and leaves
Edward thomas dropped down dead at his house, No.
IA Hamilton street. ,iday evening He entered his
chair and made the that he felt sick when he
instantly fell upon the 1o,r ard e1nired.
Thomss Nor ison fel down dead tho same evening ut
the corLer If Soutbac aud Butolph streets
William Mans field, SO years o. age, who resided at 50
Atkinson street died Saturday from the effects of
sun stroke. Cororer Smith was called to vsw the body
but deemed an inquest unnecossary.
In addition, We learn that Eoaora Shepherd, james
HNtre and Robert Fauikner, ia this city, also died
from the effects of o stroke
Michael O'Bren an Irish laborer, struck pros
trated BY The heat, while at work the hl Thnrs
day in Springfield and died during the following night
He had no family.
PROVIDENCE.
From tie Providence Post, August 1871
On Saturday forenoon the wife Of Torrance Mccoy, Of
Valley Fals, while on her way to this city, and
Central Falls f. down exhausted from the heat aud
she going to meet her husband, who had just been
discharged from the jail in Providence for debt.
NEW HAVEN.
[From the New Haven Courier, Aug Is
We upderhtand that two Of sunsrroke occurred
Saturday: One, a man whose we have not
learned helper in the shop Of alcssrs Huobel Nor
nan ed Roerdon, died yesterday mornns.
The best Of the weather yesterday continued intense
but light breeze prevailing MOST Of the day made II
shower and other decided indie atoms Of change
HARTFORD
From the Hartford Courant, Aug. Is
most onc,sss;vs CAV os tho se.so0 and :. s.-s a. Ia
O'Clock in this morning the thermometer indicated as
great degree OF heat at time during tao two
vous days Later in he day the mercury stod st 81 in
the shase.
Yesterday, too, was very warm day, though there
was more sr stirring Last evening We had fna thun-
'Edwsrd Sulcshy residing in South Pros ,ect street.
struck on Saturday, aud died immed at,y. He
had for long time been in the employ of the city, work
ing ON the public highway.
ALBANY.
From the Albany Argus, August 15
Mrs. Mary shepard died -uddenv on Friday night She
enjoyed health during the day Disease OF the
heart the probable She forty yfour years
cf ago
Tasd Sullivan also died suddenly the same night He
had hecn but few weeks in this country, sboree,
and his death Is supposed to have resulted rem the in
SAINT heat
From the Rochester Union, August 13.
We leain that man at work on farm the Store
such excessively hot weather continues may expect
10 hear of many Of this hind. Too mach caution
cannot be exercised to prevent such caamtous results
Over exercising in the hot aLd parakng too freely
o. cold drinks will surely produce serious
and such pruetises must be avoided.
TRENTON, N. ).
RI om the Tfnto- American, Aug. Is
numoer Of pereoas see etiousy ahecxd BY the hot
weather OF saturday toi- city but are happy TO
hear deaths are likely % Sue therefrom.
PHILADELPHIA.
(Ffom the Phisdelpna Ledger. Aug Is
On THURSDAY, Patrick Barron, in the employ Of Mr..
John 0Brien, of Ri:hmond WAS overcome by che heat
While delivering ship stores board of . veseo from
the effects OF which he died Saturday morning. He
native Of Ireland, ngic man, and about 10 years
OF sgc.
On Saturday afternoon, woman, gerteely Creased,
took passage the ferry boat plying from Cslowhill
seot wharf to Camden. During the passage over the
river she wac tsheH H. and being uusbc 70 leave the
boat hIougbt to the Cal.osb strest ferry house,
where che died
About .ix O'Clock the same afternoon female apps.
rently thirty years Of sge. fell In Ffont street be-
Un6D and spruce aud conveyed to the uLion
street snpn hou.e where fhe Immediately attend
cd by Drs. Burns and Nancrede. She expired sherty
after W. arrival Of the phypcians.
An mtrosn white man.was overcome by the heat on
gstufoay afternoon IN tho ma ket horse High street
in a I'd To tha