New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09


May sgd 81 VIE e Jsieh Brlsritn tl',afJ
kl,d Her sooy "a. toaSa Is y.Is' i'.5 "a so,''
sce B;.'t.. nIoi' .e 10 1sT. O to q j. % sd My
ec b, tey found r.ss,he mother h.'n. been b'Sa
Maze: Brs.s;on. ssei - 'Iou.lJ Injured with h'4
Gorts bfas.eov sred ~ I'D II head and bses
ip;.rral iuiuI.s r. eovery dout;faL
Jo.,h f. Bra,shen sssd r. .ist;ly i'u'ei win h'''
WuI,,mr rorsrce 'esool scher badly d, b.; may
Rosit Moore Ewing The ou;.kr,' q The to~n wa b'
ts.d and s1 about =. lee and n ai M ise
I.1in. ..sd 6 dsash:eF q Jc.,h Lazy, hned !
Ssrah OsrsD, aged 30, 1ils' bore and arm broken.
sM.e snes0Sa is T.n through her 'nsa % n.y." j.
eilld ned nebih, iIs,sL ily aa.ed
VIM + Thompson wounded sbost bead and Fee
Clar. Eden, daughter Of Wm \. Thompson, i've yeas a.
finer eyed three year. o VIM. Z Thorp,On ia -
Man-oe Mccartney severely s.alt-d His ~iIe, Ei1a 81
s.ossi Mets.tr.y hth broken Tes.e obe. chi r.u
Of ,se Mecsruey family injured.
snn u.I johnson, uer h.nt leg sod riAr erosen
Hester Ann. wife o. Mr. Johuson, ,lu,y in red. LeE,
.en above bsiy ioured in the ~ ard hands Tive cor
'A Is.i. R R,ps.ee wiz tsiIy injured
Mrs Bees, v,f; Of ne Rev Sch badly nasse o}9i
brused NJ. Bsst We. sesens " time at ROsev'T les
Hi is s {. s..'s . /. s Injured The . CT NJ
Nw,.n' Nth p. lsIais rs wonSIts A. ~ hssTd
eo1sug OF ri. lie aud shie children h~sdIed tethes IA
tso He rtco.e,s seeing 81 ives; end Of s hce 60 ans
il yon him. and then the crrAns Of ne@--, ara toe 'e noe
osT des and eoniassd au that ma &c no;nns
he children
Seas from house. s-cey sGTned Mrs. ere
rs.h crt injured sscat lie bead C.tnone C.aEt inaei
@.Wtuier'on, 'rlur.s blown rO~ Ae second ''Or, OF
Mr., Mary Mcwlri.ns .4sd p hles. r.,.
with welnd, and bruises 49, IL, a.,
s MAIN iR:, s on Tt sss sst
% oos1 , nare .T9e5 dous Sei
-sGSsy se9. ssesh sSys . .sSss :
esn Necessary rs vic ene SIas'd DE- .oss
.bo-t he
;he body. Andley Jelsbsw, es-roa'y h~ MI sSos III
Al place called tsc Stone Quarry. sbcli pie west f'or
CONS. and Allied TsiE r4nss ard sses s-e
Hiram ssa IS s fsse sesls WIZ .s ct Of NJ Jsaecn
rt.. HTs 50. Of Mrs " Hurd ssSi is sbad
The bodies Of II soove found rods frc where tbe
M,r Hiram Johnson blown rout eight r0d' irsT the
house .bshsg slough One .s' Oaen IN TWO r@ets an
bruised Whe lifting upsl oenf of the sloush che her
infant cAd een floating tew1 the ram ssS I
Wia.a lard sE-in.lsw q MI johnson ie s'j In
| juIed mas a 10 sc hole cut n bis ilns'
house,-3 few rods distant -om Mr.. johnson ?, was
occupied ~ Mr.. A. J.. Burton and his vile. party
| OF si1 young NE who were tsAngs TsEi seeia5 the
storm spfToacb ing, took refuge Ia the honse OF Mr.
Burton. The tremendous rosrDig, sod the te7ceoess
ard blac' ness ef me apprcs hing cloud adnon shed
them OF danger, sri tneytli ran 20 an unoccuped
! house which vas protected ~ q nigh sndre-2endc.
uIsr OLE a upca the side the storm coming, and
this Get was probably the sears Of saving sheiI lives.
The house they vacated torn to pieoee, and the
house they tepk refuge in vss eyeied 10 the ground
but not 20 thoroughly ami nils:ed. NJ Burton sss but
slightly injured. His wife had her collar eeee broken.
| The 7oupg men escaped ~ hout injury.
In our vist CT Gonday, the sight wn,cnI1et as here
wac most appalling; Eve dead bodies iay in one
bruised, lay in the room adjoining The conins for
the De ad had just arrived The bodies Of Mr.. Joan
sen and that OF the child were brought u at the
quest of Mrs. johnson, eni with remarkable fortude
she took her farewell view of their earthly forms.
{ir. Hurd, with bic family, mad but recently re-
moved from q State Of Vermont lie rad several
Kindred dolsrs in gold end silver IL small trunk
which was eonteire ed in larger one, trace Of which
bad been discov cred. EIs. Spauldng also had con-
siderable money in the house at the tme TEis lady
| husband wss IL Vermont, and wac 10 have started.
!, would seem impossible to convey adequate.
description Of She terrible and mighty force OF the
| sweeping tornado. We ssw large and sound eth nps
which had been torn from the ground and carried
tome rods. Small hickorles four TO Blk inches IN
diameter, twisted 20 wthe. Ine very ground
wss tom up and the grass s~ep. away. Small maze
bushels were cut o. and il many places taken up %
the roos Large and heavy logs were carried for rods
As we passed OF Ue found portions of Mr. Johns0n's
bouae the shape of small eplnters which hadlooged
against some low stumps or had been run into tue
! pYou.d Oceasioaa " might be seen portion OF Q
carpet the ei2e OF man hand, and tfs u piece OF
bed quilt chair round, pieces OF croekeiy broken o.
ane as half dollars. We found small pieces c TWO
horse farm wagon, the largest remaining was the hio,
! ard that was splt not whole spoke was eft.
q Sorton of the tire iound imbedeG n the ground
two feet and hsf. tin .es kettle was carried
! against the body OF ssp;Dg and wac .nere found
! clinched.
| When abou: & quarter Of q mile from ne house, OF
rather where il s;Ocd, found smsl spienser
about four inches 10 length, which froG the paper
which was pasted upon l., was pronounced portion
ofthe trunk which contained Mr.. Hurds money. A
feSY rode distant found he pocketbook OF Mr.. H.,
which contaiIed nc.es and money TO The amount OF
ove- $780, We $40 pal cd up eight silver tea spO0ns
Nothing Of the gold and silver lost could be dis
| co9erea.
| Tie house ofMr. johnson a substsn,i.l Two
story. Nothing but portion Of the si'a AID tha.
p'uch broken renamed near the found ltIoD.
We returned 20 EilHon 10 tskc ino-e particul ar
view cite Iuins. The lsrge AID beautiful timber in.
msciGiey west ofthe town yas crushed down for the
tp.te o' Iesfy quarter q Iole vide. Many Of tie
nefbl, slabe IN the graveyard were broAen. Tae,e
were sone ts,niy. fy, Wv Ig IL tie zee, and ell
Iut t"f,e woIe tem% ed brs 0l The tiice !. main
| ing eas tie hor'e Mr.. joseph KaoH'-s.
Arotbsr rcmeelng house b-or geo To Mr. Key a
etiP.At.r lie sAcp vac o's.nycd, a0I lie hss not
l-t" a)e f.d tie .' v-,g- IT his chcst ard tJJ,
1ie uift Va oceuli.d by a = ioS Frszer.
lie tchco. hone Wa tax up sIoutt rty feet in
Il. or ,E'I g brls NOS .tuhssnd T. l.ea.s and
hot I',i-e 4 II hs- tinos h,.a feer
S~'.ifl CITE, hcIs al he's wrie r. I'd. Doe
tes'y list icy v'ro - - II 20, n alldf. It
L tie ar, ard suffered y the L.!.
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