The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-26


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paIuculafiy ior MmseI, e private cluxen, ou'
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MAI. Burninr Of tar barrels gave the State
House ward the annearanee Of Sea of FIRE. the
red ciares Of which Illuminated the heavens.
The Demonstration at this place was of q more
sober :, hut nrohably none he less hearty. char.
acter The frst imnulse of the public was to
va;t Cor The mail for q confirmation of the tele.
cranhic rumor. hut as the truth broke in upon
the!r mind the demonstrations became wild in
form. They consisted Of the firing Of salute
aud the upshooting of solitary rocket which
went out with a blush at the thought of its lone
illness, and left the world to darkness and the
telegraph operasorA n w,e
Rochester, May ~.
A salute OF iOo guns was hreu mere IN hohof
OF the nomlnaIlon oI Mr. iAhcoin'
~ s=s. Dayton, May ls.
The nomination Of Lincoln created the wild.
est excitement among the Republicans here
Cannons were fred aud Q large circular rail
fence was erected at the corner of Main and
Third streets, enclosing large bonfire.
A large and enthusiastic ratification meeting
was held at the court house, and was addressed
by Hon. r. c. Schenck, VIM. B. Walker and
Samuel Craighesd, ESQ.,, and others, fully en-.
donang the nomination OF Mr. Lincoln. The
nomination OF MIR. Hamiin was received in the
midst of the meeting with loud cheers.
Old rails are in demand. sses.4s 4 aa
.l.-..as.a sls,s Indianspolis Mavls
One hundred o,ms fred. honf;res and sneech.
es tonight Grand ratification meeting to-mor.
rov night. VI ~ - : =. M - = 2 II
Spr;nrHeld a. Mavls
There ia a grand Lincoln DEMONSTRATION bcre
Tonight. Cannops are beinp fired and a very
Iar,se mes,t;rc ia bc;no held NJ tho C;tv Hall .
The Greatest enthusiasm prevails - -.
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Cincinnati, May %
The most destructive tornado ever known Wis
tied this clty yesterday +. M. between and
O'Clock. 1t came from the northeast and APP
peared to be cloud densely black and extend
ing two miles in breadth and rushing forward
with fearful rapidity. 1t was accompanied BY
thunder and lightning and torrents OF rain. The
damage done in the city by blowing down and
unroofing houses is immense. Loss probably
100000. A large number of persons were
injured. As far as ascertained but persons
were killed. The roof of the new Commercial
office building was blown off and portions car
ried the distance of a square. Part of the
wall fell through Johnsons saloon, adjoining, in
JuflnS several persons on the ground moor. The
steeple Of st. Joseph Catholic Church was blown
Oft and fell through the roof Most all the pub
lie buildings school houses and churches, besides
aiarSe number OF dwellings were unroofed or
otherwise damaged. Telegraph lines in every
direction were Frustrated and but little is known
ofthe damage in the country, but as far as aseer-
tanned the damage has been as severe as IN the
city. .se. 49, 49,.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton Dayton Railroad
Is covered with forest and fallen timber between
here and Carthage. Villages and the country
along the Little Miami Railroad between here
and Loveiand suffered terribly The Railroad
Depot at Loveland and other buildings were de-
mofshed The Catholic Seminary and Hall be-
yond the Brighton House was unrcofed and other
wise badly damaged.
Inc Railroad snop at Lawrenceburg was en-
tlrciy demolished: r.-..
Inc storm visited Cummlngsville with great
fury. Inc Casnolc orphan Asylum was COM
plefely unr0ofed The road between Cummings
vile and the brisnton House was covered with
trees torn up by the roots. Nurseries ana gar
dens along the road sunered severely.
The storm along the river ragged with fearfal
violence Steamers at the ievee, however, were
properly moored and weathered. The steamer
virginia Home, when two miles above this city,
capslzed; the cabin parted from the hull and