Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-31

MEs, Wioks, wlir Of Capt. VIM Wloksi Tesl'
idence not Known!
NeCr of Mrs. Martin, residence not known.
Nit. llHtbOT, leSdehce ON Slh ss'' O:lween mega
zine aud Btoa iwny.
Mr.. Mclellnod, uf The Kentucky Locomotive
Wolki residence not known. Il
M. II paws, residence, New Albany.
Mt. McBudu aud Child, residence 90 Walnut,
between tlth aud l2lh.
n thought tlal one, OF mote probably, two
learned.
woURDED.
Mrs. Taylor, wife of Biz. Taylor WHO was killed,
~ ci;,Id Hs,,, severely,
Miss NM 1,Siitnr, OF, 9Th st. between Walnut
~ ,lp.,s,n,,i, tbre, ribs broken. md otherwise
iniur.j Will recover
Me- p, nm.bak.r wiIe Of MI Pennsbaksf,
cite Connciiman lfum Tue Sixth Word Slightly
inIared.
recovery,
Miss MOISell, aged ID yeas severely injured
but will recover.
Mrs. Hewitt and her child, TeslJsnee on mar
ket street, between 9Th aud Tenth. Badly huh,
but Will recover.
Wash. haBant OIL Tue hlBhM WAtu polles' pc
tiously iniufed.
Mt Bradley, bloklaYeb had an eye knocked out
while forts were being made 70 rescue hun IRON
the ruins. .d.
Miss Cooper severely injured
it's known that sOue twenty olher persons were
injured, but we were unable 10 ascertain thel'
nhines.
Coroner Green held inQuvsts upon some Of the
Victims among WHOM Wus Alexander McLelland,a
gentleman recently tom New fork clly, VINO was
engaged al The Kentucky Locomotive Works. Up.
on hlS psfson were found S94 IN gold, and silver
watch, ~
IJpon tic body Of Sir Sweeny, was found a
L.
A newsbOY, who was nsOT thechuTch 81 tue tune
was blown 90 yards asolnst lel'ee' ana qul'e se-
h0u'lY injured.
Az The time lhe acclaehI ocouteVI lhs!s were
some 81 persons 10 ihe onuICp, AOUWt ~ ~ "hUla
II isihoughl, wsTe DuIeu IN tne LulnS OP
o'clock last nghI ~ ugau Oou'es hau Oseu lounui
The luDpsh has oeen uIiLOsI en''e,y ie'lUneI ulu
u IS Probable l"ot" i' WHO we're A''su "''e O''"
taken out
TIE sIOAA'
The storm which passed over The city Yesterday
was one Of thu must destructive that ever occurred
m the West II commenced about ~ O'clock,
passing over that portion Of the city lying between
Filth and Twenly.fIsl streets, teanng up lIees,
unIOoling houses, and pTostTltnga large number
Of b, llhings.
Capt Gteenluw'S new steameT' NOW MemphlS'
lying at lilo lower city wharf, between Sixth and
Seventh streets. wtS almost completely "teoksu'
The cabin which was IN IoIMa'u sIa'9 ol com
pletlon, was blown enlliely ohb anu IsI lnto tns
riVet The boat was also Vlo~h oVst 10 'ne 70
land, and much lIllEsd' y y lhougl' !hat ll%'I'
take 3d. 600 10 repair the damages 70 kne Ooal'-
THIS steamer u wlIl pc remembered, muue g ,s
niTlow escape rom deS''uo''on oy "'s' SOH'' Two
or tllee weeksNsO' -, c.,L,
Tue new sealnsI' Wv ~, ~,
mooTingsnnd lodged on lhs IoCEs' opposite ino
foot OF Fiitp sussI ney
oil however, "''"o"' Su' ''' '''uO"
The splendid bltcko Of font story houses, Tecenl-
y ereele OH Tie north side OF Main ,tTeel between
n Is thought that twu OF three men were buIiedin
the ruins rhsse bnlldinss weEs consldsted 70 DO
The most subSt niinl ones ~ We clY' Vs WAHS Ve'
ns Of great thickness, aud we'll put up. They were
owned 10y Robert Beatty, ESQ ond MessIs' wight
200. We Isarn That Tho shock Produced blythe
falling 81 these buildings, was Ieudul III Tue ex'
lrene, and caused great CONSERVATION IN Inc w
Ciniiy, many supposing that It was an earthquake.
The upper story Of The extensive hSpe anl hgg'
girg Factory Of W. n: hiohaIusonN S No. U 'IoS'
Ssine street, between Eleventh and Twelfth sls''
was blown down, and portions o! u carried as
tnnce of seven hundred yards we were unable
10 ascertain The amount oil 1855 out presume II
will DO SsVsTaI lhonsahu Ool"'s'
The new City School House, al the corner oil
Ninth and Masnsins streets, was unto1fed, snl
n ,rtons, Of lie lin roofing carried distance OF
three hundred yDTds. A large Pisco which looked
like Il would weigh two OF three tons telinto
VaEd about two hundred yards distant. The
damage 10 the school house will nmount to six OF
eight imndIel dollars.
IThe roof OF the Blind Asylum. on CheStnet, be.
tween E,ehth and Ninth streets, was badly dam
oeed.
The Medical College, on Chestnut street, be
tween Eighth and Ninth, was much injured.
The residence Of MT. Johnston, -four inspector,
ON the coin.T OF Ninth street and Broadway, was
dTr,IdulIaIs.
Several houses on Eighth street, between Mega
zinc snd Chestnut, belonging 10 Mr.. Fuller, were
unroolpd. onp
The residence Of Mt. ], Callihan' on the cor
neT 81 Ninth nnd M0goalhe' was conSlueID'y lh'