New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
TIE LlTE TOHN4DO II ono

TIE Cefeond Pondco,r has full account o. tic rag.
ogCs Of tie tempest Of the ooh inst. in the vicinity OF
Mount Venom Ohio, Of Which have before lad bsf
account ly tic Telegraph.
Tie hurricane broke OFT not Ter from p II aud was
preoeded by llt rain. which had fallen ak day
panied by wind and cold. Tor short space before the
oin made s appearance the weather IS said to have
9Th. tornado first mani, ei itself in the western ar,
Of Mi'cr township about eight miles of south from
Mount No:ron. Il seemed to ping into full life and pas
son AZ once Ike Idas, al armed from the brain OF jove
No sCriCus traces Of is work until il blew down
the stable md unroofed the house of John Robin on
siding in the west end Of Miller township The OF
the storm at This time asst by northeast which
if TICseryCd to the close.
The tornado passed over Geld or two, tearag up
fences fir q the ais like stras for hunlreds Of wards
J. Turner Ms,Turnor hearing the noise, Lad Just oponod
door TO look out when the iu force of the bat cane
against liz house Mrs Turner and two chill ron who
standing huge fire place literally swept
i.,o IT, hut fortunately escaped with slight burning, n
broken arm, and some bruiscs
TIE storm next struck the house Of Wainwright TX
ter viii it uIrooicd. An eye witness says The roof went
straight ~ the air whiting about and about till he lost
s.rLt Off no frqr,nout, of II can be found
THE aGacoH house OF Mr. Chester C)man. IN Brandon.
next attacked II was razed to the groundA
"Dr wheaton house was the next in corr,e. i was
one md lqii story building in cottage STYLE r. was
evtltd with tAo dust large barn Owned byDr. Whoa
ton d .red tho iate. Dr. Wheaton. ne lrne the ap
Iroecl Of tie sic rushed out Of The house lie hal
biohtn. The house not only blown to pieces
lut almost entirely blown away Boards belonging to it
were picked up the next day four miles from The seens
The victim to the tompe. was the old brick Union
Church. II waa stretched aloi the ground
"I The schoolhouse near by nJv. attacked Thirty
nine children in il at the time Jnt By some s.rane
good luck only seriously ina ed lie viii prob
ably recover. Several other children wore slightly
imilrCd and scratched. The injuries were caused by
tmtcs iolirG from tic roof. The entire bu ldng was nos
Tie new Presbyeri1n church in Brandon va uurooel
an1 ar, of the cdice blown ia.
1.-TWO or three old log cabins necr by fell before The
ITO Of w,n Patterson singulariy treated
by the storm fend 1t turned about foot from is
former position Otherwise The building not injured
Outside or inside Il is two story frame
a wagon and blacksmith chop next Frustrated
a lmee brick house and barn at the north end OF
BelGo blown down.
"Ihe Two story bric!, house and barn belonging to Mr..
SGurcs were blown down SGch ives the force OF the
blast lat n cooking stove in MI uires house car
riod several rods.
Tie tenn est hero entered piece o: woods half nile
long and Gu, swah quarter oi mile wiic from one
ED TO he Other j looks though some giant had c)ne
through the .orcst with sickle Almost every tree IS
blow down fat upon the ground The few which re'anln
standing are striped Of lh1ir boughs ana bi-nches ail
Heir trunks are twisted until they look Ike whip cords.
The appearance of the PROSTATE woods very curious In
the of the storm track Tho trees are hid sl,ngie
Of each olcr in parallel lines, with almost eeomatl al
I,v Az YOU 90 ont toward he oi9cOn her size, the
trcos craduUy divcllc IRON the Ta.oicl TIL at lsi they
iaJ quito at rgit angles to tie central tracs som having
fallen IL anoIihery direction and others in s,u'hery
direction heads aid points together Most o. the OAKS
ere from one ma half to two feet in diameter. The
width Of the rack ut about The same where the hrfi
cane l,t Tic woods where it entered Ii Is ALT Singh
lar that along the edges OF IL destroying pG, the
trees moi at all injured scarcely the most delicate
tN.s being broken Off.
lee house belonging James Fletcher and by
q widow, Mrs Young. I;was blown down.
Jacob Slaors l4g bcuse and barn odi cent were also
naercd. Mr slater ard wife were Only sli shty hurt
Gov standing IN the yard wes lifted high in the al AMI
llWn several rods She fon with great violence. AID
"IIc s,or1 hero entered niece Of woods half q ME
vide he result and at ending phenomena were similar
10 those air, ady de cribti.
The barn OF Harrison Snootz next in is path, was IN
roocd ond Mrs. Bs-ker house was considerably dam
aged
The tempest here crossed tie Newark Railroad tract,
literally covering with rails, and posts and trees which
Frustrated and carried along in IL awful co lrse.
Tic two story brick house Of Jonn Schneby was. hen
blown down.
The storm passed through piece Of OAK woods about
ore fourth of a mic wide, with the usual result.
Two houes built of hewn logs destroyed on the
Newark road
mile OF oak woods YVES mex. Gu, through he track
s.,l being about quarter of q mile wide.
Tho barn Of Mr. Gorsuch was blown down.
ard stable blown down
The tornado then swept terribly beyond the Mar
tir burg road. 1t entered the woods aud known 10
have gone on far Gambler passing the village about
nile TO the south Gambler is the seat Of the college
b. tho and it etusied about ten mules from MI
lcr township, where tie tornado first burst into life
language do justice 10 the fearful uasnfcence
Of the tornado ALIKE wreiafuy over the land me
frightened SPECTATORS can only say that ii was awful
horrible T. seems to have worn the appearance OF
mighty black pillar, reaching from earth to heaven
rrSd:aied by binding flashes OF hghtnin; anu accom-
panied il its devastating march by the music OF hundred
cannon.
"The time occupied by the passage OF the tornado over
any one Fp Il is vaiously represented at from two 70 live
minute That 90 few human Lives were lost IS truly mar
voous The inmates Of houses generally escaped by 60
ing into the cellar or getting under tie beds.
During the the rain ftll in great aorn lance ii
Mount Vernon washing away the streets in some places
CasUALIrlss o. CAyVGA LASE.-Ol Saturday morn
re, two brothers sons Of Mr. Book OF Spnngpo7t
started GuCh shooting expedition taking with ihena
skh, which they Iut upon couple OF seds. ana maze
ltir way the and ice TO the open lake ley
then supposed crossed the lake they were seen
near the wosern shore and the beach fire had been
built. III. wind in he afternoon, and blew gale
rendering excessively pTecsgious TO be out the AXE
The boat Yves found next morning on The eastern shore
but with lis eli ain in coil indicating that it hal not been
unset fine dog. who had been with the boys returned
10 Mr. Brooks house a; midnight and exhibited the
Utmost disTCss running the bed occupied b. the
boys and continuing durng al The night in maaitstiaZ
alarm When released in the morning. he went to The
lake and rushed repeatedly 10 the end OF the pier The
oars of the boat gone "a was the gun which the
loys had used They were active and usefl sons and
tltr fate TO- they must have peEhc in the storm has
ay skened the ssdd5st interest Albany Reg, Jan &c
FIRE AT DaNsvILLF n. Y-Tho Bradley Paper NH
nj Dansye was dsroyed b. TIRE the evening OF the
olst Los. $1,000 insurance s1'W