New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-16

Daniel Goher Of No. 6O7 Ninth-ave Bridget Hand. and
ported TO have died
Ida Clark OF No SO Princes was last evening found
insensible In Canal-st., near Church-st
An unknown was last evening found insensble at
the corner OF Forty-second-st and Flrst-aye .
John Curtis living at No. 80 Cherrys was last evening
found PROSTATE ut the corner Of Spring and Marions
and sent home.
Philip Gaines, aged % years living at No. 1875 Elmst,
sunstruck in Canalst. and died last evening.
Prof w. T. G.. Morton Of Boston, Mass. was last even
ing found nsensble at the OF Sixth and one
hundred andenthst and died on the way to ST. Lukes
Charles Ely of No 900 West Twentyseconds was last
evening Frustrated, and died soon after
One Crozier young man, was found dead yesterday,
In his room at No. SO Varick-st.
1t extremely difficult to ascertain the exact number
81 S during the past sG Which 1y were UI ON
Tuesday there 40 reported OF which % were
fatal 1S"terday there nearly 100 cases reported,
and Of these nearly twothirds were fatal.
BROOKLYN. .
John Lieman died at North Seventh and FOurth-sts.
Patrick Kelly died at No. South Fifth-st.
John Dean, No. ~ Ffthst., critical.
Catharne Haley Frustrated IN South Eighth-st.
Elizabeth Waters, colored, on Grand-st.
An unknown italian Frustrated IN Westinghouse,
Ellen Teller. Twenty rsts, between Fourth and Fifth
ayes. will probably recover.
An unknown man, found In Gatesst, near ClassonaYe
John Gillespie died at No. 81 HudsOnaye.
John Zehan died at SO Tiarys; cause, compression
Bernard Fitzpatrick in the garden department of Pros
Several horses belonging to the Brooklyn lines fell dead
in their traces
1870 in the shade go dry and dusty while at Engewood
d. half way between here and New York, tremendous
thunder shower took place. The tightening struck A.
Lydeckers barn. killing valuable horse and totally de-
stroying his barn and appurtenanccs.
EEw-JERsEY.
Jersey City-Mchael Mccarthy, at foot OF Hudson-st
VIII recover.
O. An unknown man found at corner OF NewarkaYe' and
John Hogan, passenger the New-Jersey Railroad,
from Charleston, s. 9.
Two unknown men-employed by NJ. b. Vabst.
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HO6OkenThere four yesterday in this city,
one Of which proved fatal OF the Others two are nearly
6range-Thomas Golden died from sunstroke A man
named Vanderhoof now lies in critical condition. same
SqierrRle- Unknown laborer the railroad died yes
Ee,Sork-Jacob Rue, corner Of Broad and Clay. I'm
owen Connerty on Boston-st Hopeless.
Jacob Rice at No Broad.st. Not likely to be fatal
young woman named Kopp died very suddenly.
- Mullen died yesterday afternoon.
Etza6eh,-Seyeral cases, but none have yet proved
fatal.
THE HEAT ELSEWHERE.
House or REPRESENTATIVES, July 15.-The Their
mOmeter in the Chamber indicated 90 at the hour OF
TRIRUNE OFFICE 5 p. Man Office boy has dignanty
flung the thermometer into the iee-box
POUGHKEEPsIE, July 15.-At three different points In
this city yesterday the thermometer marked 1889 in the
shade. The mercury in the thermometer under Dan
heat have occurred. Stewart Douglass OF kingston
dropped suddenly in Deaheldst and died IN 20 minutes
farmer at Red Hook dropped dead IN ms neld yester-
day afternoon. Searching heat prevails again to-day,
the Thermometer at noon marking gSo: =.
hot the thermometer last night reached %. samuel
Huestou clerk IN the spotswood Hotel died to-day OF
CiEyEGAND July 15-Reports from all points represent
the heat very great and Ot longer duration IMAM was
ever before known Sun-strokes very numerous.
BALTIMORE, July l5-EIght cases Of sun.stroke were
reported here yesterdays none fatal The thermomster
reached 1852 at p yesterday, at The American once;
at n today IL stood 1922 , .-,.
MONTREAL, July l5Twelye fatal cases OF EnnstroHe
were reported yesterday, aud four today Ihe Iher-
mometer marked lO5 degrees IN the shade Col john
frontier sunsruck yesterday Ills recovery Is cou-
sidurcd doubtful - =,
grees the shade to-day Eight deaths were repreel
Yesterday and to-day from sunstroke. Teegraphc re-
ports received here from various parts OF the Dominion
Indicate that heat il very intense the Thermometer
ranging los degrees in the shade Many deaths
y GRrFSfIELD. Mass, July I5.-ThOmas Mahon was
Pn SSTIPHiR july isThe thermometer stood at 9s
degrees to-day. Very many cases OF SunStroke are re
ported, nut Neiy ii ne" ,t ~ir' ,pmTk ''''
AfBANY July I5-The mercury ranged from 100 10 l0i
in the shade to-day About II cases from sunstroke are
reported by the COroners.
| carr NAY July I5-Tho weather today was pleasant
The thermometer averaged IS degrees during the day
MtRTFoRD. july i5-seyera cases OF sunstroko were
nom 90 to % degrees The weather for the past five day
has been the hottest here since lsi5.
WORCESTER July l5-IIugh Keany, aged as and frhos
whaan aged s. died in this city yesterday ~ sun-Stroke
Several eases OF prOsraun are reported For fOur da
the mercury has renamed 40 about ~ IN the shade, l
ing ouly few degrees during the night
SARATOGA, July live had fine shower this after
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ported In this city yesterday, TWO Of which were fatal
Thermometer, $50. $500. ., a.
ATGUSTA Ca. July 15.-Today was the hottest OF the
seasnu The thermometer stood at 9so In the shade
SYRACtsE, July l5.The thermometer ranged from 9S0
10 lO the shade to-day This was the 18th day OF the
heated term.
WORCESTER July l5.-To-day has been the warmest IN
this city for twenty years the mercury reached 100 IN
the shade aud many persons were Frustrated BY the
heat In Clinton Of sunstrOke occurred, ana
eleven men were Frustrated and carried 10 their homes
CINCINNATI July 15.TOday was the hottest day OF the
season. There were OF sunstroke, 10 Of which
proved fatal Eight head OF fine cattle dropped dead In
the Covngton stock yards and three valuable horses IN
Coyngon and nve In Cincinnati died from the effects OF
the heAt.