The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23

Stacy Grant, timber and fences damaged
10 the amount Of 500 dollars.
OTHER PLACES AT Mt. Union the Me
thodisi Church was uncovered and other
wise damaged to the amount of 100 Gol-
sars. Joseph Bamahy's honse camaged 10
he amount Of rs dollars. Damage 10 Vii
tan p. HOLES 4 Co, Touring mill, 500
ldollprs. VIM. Anlrim's saw mill was un-.
roOled; 100 dollars will repair the damage
Abraham Roose's house uncovered--Loss
81 dol's. All other damages in Mt. Union
are not over 500 dollars.
Accounts from Salem represent the dam
ages as but slight. Blu: two persons were
hurt, and those not dangerously. rEf
We canuot learn that the hurricane took
Canton in its course. The telegraph wires
are down both east and west, and all COM
muBication cut off.
At NJ ,Hbufo, but slight effects of the
storm were experienced.
AT Rochester, Bayard, Winchester and
Muultrie, the storm prevailed with unex-
ampled fury, sweeping away numerous
houses and barns, uprOoting trees, DC, &c..
The evening train from the south, on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, ensoun.
tered dLzen OF more trees blown across
the track between. here and Bayard. ha5
At Damascus, it is said the Quaker meet.
! ing house was destroyed. along With other
buildings, One man had his legssbroken.
The village Of New Chambersburgh, Col
umbiana county, is reported mass of ruins
Fifteen persons kil ed and wounded. This
is probably an txaggeraton.
At Old Enon, Pa, the damages are re.
ported as being heavy--several lives lost
A: .Enon Valley the damages were slight.
The STORM AT BEAvEg,-From Beaver
we learn that the gale was very strong at
that point 1t is rumored that two houses
on the farm Of Capt Stone, about ten miles
from Beaver, were blown down, and a man
and boy instantly killed. The new bull
ding which is TO be occupied in the early
part of may next. as the Methodist Female
Sem mary. had its roof, rafters and all COM
Elately swept off; the roof was of tin and
lately put on. The sheds and fences about
the fair grounds were also prostrated by
the gale. ny # @a
At Bridgewater, the north gable end Of
the Methodist church was blown down, and
about twenty feet of the roof on both sides
torn off. About one hundred feet Of the
Beaver Bridge was taken oil, having moth
ing but the rafters.
DEsTRU CToN OF HARMONY learn
that the small town of Harmony, Butler
county, was almost completely destroyed
by the storm. Sixteen houses were blown
down and demolished h
I Al Zelionope, Butler comfy, some SIX
or seven houses were destroyed LII the
country around Harmony, great number
of houses and barns were blown down.
Three boys were killed near Harmony by
the falling Of a house one of them was near.
Iy cut in twain by falling beam.
The Catholic Church situated about four
teen miles out on the Franklin Road, was
blown entirely down.
kITrAxEING BRIpGE- The new bridge a
kittannng, across the ADlegany river, yiei
ded to the force of the gale on Saturday
and was blown down On Saturday morn
ing its two sides had aoated down the river
and were lodged against one OF the new
bridge pieces below the A4ualuct. The
bridge was construc ed at an expense o
$4,000 dollars, and was but recently sur
rendered to tie stockholders by Messrs
hall u Co., the contractors. The Allie
ghehny is at the present tir1e very high.
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