The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-24

chdrer rrrrsrter ~ IRE vyesse.t CONFIRMATION
Msr MetEeT one Of the istcscIs, badly .rtued
BY falling bricks that sae AL DO unable 70 attend 70 her
little girl named Mary Ssfsrf rdsdiog on Lion stree,
IN the vicinity Of the school, haa both her legs broken,
o,herSise seriously Injured s1e was conveyed
home where abe died about four ocock Several
other children sere also riared, but not seriously.
The secoad Internedste third ditrcD schooinouse,
peiey unroofed and the brisk fence In front of the build
rs hpoeked down by the falling timber More OF tho
who had Just stepped out o. grosery, was sruak By
large piece OF the roof bsy though not seriously,
wounded The tenth dsrci schoohouss, on Vine street,
was partially rproofed, but no one was injured
The Sixth ohirct schoolhouse near the or Elm
and Adams streets and the Eleventh, Clinton street,
The roof Of the MechApics Institute partially torn
away, and portion Of II landed Ia Vine street. negro
q. Ss
ed TN covering, having entirely escaped injury. Hs
wagon, however, was crushed.
The reo OF the new C5mnsr cdl Building, the north
East corner OF Fourth and Race rolled together
scroll and most OF srded the back yard Of Mr. John
n s
The air, and struck the cornice OF the ROOF Of Mr.
Nxons new building ou the Of Fourth and Vine
sueeie distance OF more than square, indeDting u
considerably and shverg to atoms the large Plate glass
IN one Of the window: of he upper story. As the roof
Of the building was dragged along by the force Of the
which fen upon the sIygb, Of Johnsons Ice cream ca
.,ons every hiOs in IL way and buSyns itself in the
pasemeL The loss 10 the propretors Of The
uIy to sn While tha. Of Mrs Johnson IN m
"es ouang vas oSned by Jonathan Ogden, Whose loss
The new Masonic Hall, corner Of Third and wAlnu.
streets sustained considerable damage portion OF tbs
roof was stripped from that part Of competed aad one
Of The heavy sTched window in thai In e,arss Of
erection, was forced down.
portion Of the metallic roof of the United States
Marine Hospital the OF Sixth and Ban seets
was blown Of, and heavy stone fence in 'front.' about
ten feet, par Tally Frustrated
unrooied, and portion OF the building carried
dhtAnce OF more than square.
(Here folowss l'ng lat Of unsmportant ngss done
TO various houses for which we have room
new brick building in the OF con sI scaon on
the corner Of Fifth and Stone streets and nearly ashe
building the tim the storm came up thrcs OF vhor
an out, and tho others-HsnIy Briepkmeyer Henry
khkerrweIe buried IN the ruins rneir remA!as were
BrNnkmeyer resided On Belts street, near Limo, and
eavss wife and child Ksker was about twenty yens
old, and VI married
The roof Of brick kiln, the corner Of 9Th sld
Ertemsn stTseu, was bown down, striking ana s.lnas
man named Thomas Cole, who leaves family.
portion OF the wall OF tie dry goods house o. Win.
efon Johrson, corner OF Race and Pearl streets,
eosp upon the roof breaking in and caas.os c,ns,
cefAble carnage 10 tire building
lste boy, name unknown, was blown iato tie canal
a! ,hs intersection Of rseltn and Plum streets
standing near by jumped In aed rescued him. e. mo
mtn N'er the little fellow vas sgan carried Iro tbs
ter and crowned
Al soon as the wind began to blow strongly tie stern
nes OF al the steam united. Toe torn s,on
forced The steIrs OF all the hoas up the
Jscge florence and Monarch were partially desroysd
The fteimer Virginia Home, which left tue vnaff q
hall hour previous for Pt burg when about tvj milss
above The city, vas entirely capeized and her csba
obImreys blown away. Two cabin 5oys We mEsirg aud
supposed 10 be crowned No other lives we're los. as
she was taRen In tow by the Duheth amt landed a. me
ioot Of Central svtnue She was freight eou belong
rg 10 Captain Gu,ky, AM valued at s',ooo
. he Terry boan Kentucky and Queen c'y eo.n lost
their plot houses and chnbeys
The 81 amers the ship yard we're to7ssi aSa1 90 tbs
wavee M feathers, ard tbe SupeTior, asrs, aut
erry boat all beacEed At jamestown, on toe geb,gcsy
hide Of tic river.
TIVE COUNTRY.
From all orsouons, go far have been able II
learn, the toI nado has been quite city
re lre OF the Oncnn,u u.n9n Ana Dayton sa,irosd,
y rh forett Of fallen timber rne do express train
was delayed, and freight trsla which eft
The vilisSes and country between the city sod 1--we
land on The Little Miami Rxrosd have saneret terribly.
The extent Of eco me rshosd depo, building, tho
lirely or partially unrcofea A man named Rowsu
10 badly injured by farg roo In Iovelsni that 10
thought impossible for him to recover.
The rail- lad sh6p ~ Ls~ren eberg uniers.k has
The Catholic semloaly the bnl beyond the Irrigation
House, was unroofei ana otherwise badly damaged.
The storm visited Camnngsve with gsea, fury. Toe
tin reof was torn completely OF the Csih,lc Orphan
siso Of DOrrmsn HOTEL was torn from is aud
carried several ynos distant and smashed into frag
ments.
nihmsn, who're name We could not learn, WA riiisg
home In bis wagon, and a. be approached the covered
bridge across Mlcreek the horse wagon man, asd milk
oAns mssd on the and thrown wing
wall OF the bridge into the Tho driver hat Ms Veg
broker and sustained other injuries me wagon
w0 broken into pieces and the horse strange 10 say.
escaped without much injury.
The road between CuuminsviIIe and the Brighton
House covered with trees up BY the roots Al Mr.
Ridenhours reaidence, opposite tho Clinton N,rsery,
much damage wn done 70 the trees and ornamental
shrubs The gardens along the road also suffered 80
verey their hohousee, frames and glass covers were
scattered In eli directions.
hh impossible present 10 estimate the lose by the
tornado with any degree Of accuracy, though do
doubt will reach fully half million Of dollars-