, 1869-07-21
STORMS
In Y11tncls, WSeconsin, Ohio NoU
-. o.. XoEk md ReEs Jersey

In X,ltno,s, wssconsin, ohio.: New
xoEk nnd aeu Jersey
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Ftons :ae r:sorsa 7rans7fpt July IL ), -
Another ts:rtlc storm occurred On Saturday
afternoon 1t.mense Quantities Of WatE tel ioz
tEe tW4 or tf,sse houts Of It's cQ1unuanne. -
The rain did Considerable damage Ia the way OF
washing out bridges and roads, and must prove or
tnealculshle injury to the already nearly ruined
The reosta train from Gale.hnrx. On The Chicago,
~ nfo rnss I'D Iii mes II:
side Of EmWood The locomotive and coaches
ont H. sept tss .s nd wens
safeIy, only breaking the springs Of the LAST
passenger coach. The engineer SAN the breai
Ia time to whistle down bFates and shu,
see the extent Of the damage. When tho locomo.
ttve plunged into the gorge tho tender struck hin
t1sta % @ Cane N | TO 1ear oss Mh, aaa tnere ioane
an Impossible oreak and Ind e put back Assist
night the tain reached E@mwood and stopped foi
3"s TorR s 81 ine Inc nd tne sn eescnsd this e
about O'Clock taSt evening. There were three
breaks altogether, In each case the water washlnE
II earth from under the traef.:, Not : bridge wai
On the Durcau Valley Road about seycoty-nse
T1rds were waihtd out near tho NarrpKx. Nc
Tae Ta danase e vas repaired yesserda5, is md IL
freight t1sln from Bursau Junction caEie In about
Tns Toledo. Peoria warsaw Railway was IN,
Pfon, the Ruct Island Cnfsn, July 19.
From all portions Of the connty We hear 81 The
astonishing NAYS Of water which fell last Friday.
Beyond Camden, bridges and cuyerts on the
country reads we're torn ont bodily, and We afo
solennly assured that Nil Creek rose seventeen
feet. Cellars and ctsteFns are everywhere Oiled
With writer, crops arc te1ten doWn and roads
made impossible.
EIscoNs1S.
From the WIn1tA1H Hsronsin.
Last Tuesday night Wausaa and the vicinity wns
visited by one Of the mos, terrible nod seEern rain
] meaced 10 rain in tie esr;y part oS tic esenins,
accompanied py severe thunder and lightning,
one Ehower followed another all night, the last bc
about midnight the windows and door ot heaven
seemed to be opened, tha rain came down In tor
rents, and the wind ble1 a hurricane, almost,
aseonranlsd 9 b. .qeessan, i,;a tsuaasr and nsht:
ss a Ps $ neea ss q
the help they could get and everything was done
to secure the immense amount Of logs IN the
u, sGucson. i About oelocE IN tne attssnoon @ tas
Dew piers aEt1 boos built last spring on tho west
side Of the island gave ray, and about one million
feet OF logs were carried away, esttua,etl In value
J. c. CLARK, ". D. Iclndnt. A. c. Norway. Alex.
Stewart, I. F.. Pa1chor and GID Young. The nigh
wafer mas done 9reAs Qtmh2r 10 cfnp6 On the bot
tom lands along the rtrer.
From The ciaeinn1h CAronfelf, July 19.
cnetnnau % ~ W. ~ Wstslted % b one % q ihe % neae!ess
storus OF rim on record In this region. The rain
SANE dox " Perfect PETE !o5 aeo1s .hsee
streets into foaminE creeks and rivera Of tarhLd
water, teasins up The hoEidegs Of The hillside
aF Fat6hn gl4fGi 4fGahsq ahsqsaEb11 ada1 1a
other damages to property. public and private, to
me au,ount ef ssee Or uRsasl. ,r.,s A.,
cradle damage IN the upper part Of toWr: AZ the
Junction Of tho Montgomery road with the Read.
ing pike tae pFessuEe q Iho nesdsroog Su17sns
&c. ernl houses, and allied the celiars with water
Tas 5esdets sIsag stsee
Nearly all their celtars were n1led IN abort time
after the commencement o. the storm Even The
large cellars tl!ed to ove!nowinE; On F1ankiin
Smoker Eas badly dsms9ed, and many Of the
families who occupied bafenents on Sycamore
street, letweea Wetster and Franflta, or lived In
f:orn their Eo1nes with their liycs, leaving tnetr
household goods 10 be destroyed. The are engine
81 ,hs Ins1 street enmEaay E s.r r. Kept busy al
Third street, between Lock aul kitsorr, was
torn pp ys nas Tns gsads t Ct N. ne z,fsss
tne mighty streau that poured down from Aouu'
Adatn&
row Of cottages on the sonth side Of Third
street opposite Ellen street, were completely ies-
poled Of Their contents, The wafer from above
found l,s way uneer the pavement and into theIt
uteastls @ snd e7esyth;g that STOOD IN il way inte
'tt Assae e ep:ng OF Firth and Lock streets, an old
partially desire! Cd large portion ot 1t being ca.-
fled into the middle Of the street
cafchbas.1i rroved to BE- TOO small to receive !,s
share Of The water and The consequence L. that al
the cellars In that part Of the town ere full
The pavement al Tie corner Of Thir! aud Central
arcnue wns damaged to q considerable extent By
il iae west En-, several buildings In reo:ess Of
ii ine corncr 81 Eighth md Bssm!l1er Streets,
q very foltd foundation e1ro way, and was
almost totally destroyed, Involving loss Of $3.50
The sidewalk and are. Of paz:taIly. .na.shel
chaiF factory, at the corner Of Slata{ and carr
n aTa ;ns ,ns aad
1ood wns 30 baIly damaged tha: 1t L. thought that
the whole structure rs far as completed Will have
g Be BE- taken down. The loss in this ease Is about
NEW TORE AND NEW JERSEY. :
From the !ftu lork HeTclJ, .r.ly IS.
The thunder Etozm which sHent over thiz city
With considerable Violence, ou Fadsy afternoon, n
from the aeeountsssven below, Il wiu he observed
canse1 much damage TO property, and was NJ
4 man nai1ed Iames Hawley. who IVES EN-
pioyed as . laha1e1 IN Greenwood Cemetery, VAS
:, III hoe Sh 81 o. Il
shoulder, when II ii supposed the shnyel attracted
The lightning, which Ill1ed him instantly.
Ell nEooii1n Hssn I'd aaded u u tic sise T.
Gates aSenne, near Reid. Wa5 blown oa Atso
4 nor1 IN coErse Of erection on the Jamaca
1 fxo-stofy frane house on McDo7ssn street;
owned bJ Nj. Ecker, rax blown down
T. tKoG1ory frame hou4e IN tu1rzc OF erection
on Ralph Ayerne, owned e5 ~. Cater, WI blown
-Four rxo-sto.y 1raue dwellings tn couzsa ct
erection on Elm street, onnei b. N. Smith, were
4 tVestoTY frame house q Hunt street, nea1
Lewis, owed b5 3.I J. Hsssc:, ~as e.3wn down.
Ins d.asS e e @ properly e5 the gale viii pfooa-
- OK LONG 1s1ASp.
4 tornado Of nlnaual violence yiaited the east.
ern payt Of Long Island Oh FTdaI aflctnoon, re
Eultiug In immense dau1ze to the crops aud frutt
1ses Al GIeenpors, tNo-s.o1J frsme o1AttnZ,
+ Tne % aanage q to Ihe buIns ss i es.nsea y M IL ea
In the ne!Shborhood o1 JanniG IN outoutldinz
On the premises Of NJ. AndeEs Peterson, u Prrn-
dee street., EAs struck, the nuld passing. dorm
flagstaff and tearing cut one end d tho building,
dmng n.urh damage
terrific o,,1 :; SSg TTia2 5EsS1n ai5;rnoon VI, cu,o
ke1ions IN ils effects throughout considerable
poztlon ol New Jersey. In reality II Vas short,
he STATE 70 to show t1ai Ii occasloned coosdera-
Bile damage to property, though no loss OF HE Is
reported Houses ere blown doHur tfee9 UP.
rosted and considerable new moan hay scattered
for Eiles around the nel1a, where u lay N cockA-
As = matter Of course t. Hhs more seE5oasy ieitia
the county than IN the towns sill the Ia.ter b! no
In SeEals house II course Of erection, owued
hJ NE r. L Thompson, VA leEelied 70 tne
eTaf pefsors were.kI1Eck By falling k.:7Sies, Hgns
-kc, but none se1ioosly hurt The excasztoa
zteame1 Sleepy Hollow, naxi1a On n naasa tss a 9sSe
going through Newark Bay, and had her smoke
>'Isn E;,zss.ets txpss;eaced considerable damage
snd | ~ abundance s Il ueea suffered 4 !zdy md
gentleman named HnHta naupSG eae7ped SER
ous injury. Together with theis little son they
we're driving along Broad stFect tn Light Tayon.
up 70 tnat lis occupants Ee7e thrown out. The
wheels passed over the lad, but occasiontsl no Be-
r4ora infuH!. Nt. Harris MAS thrown between the
nc1ea feet The horse stood rooted to the
ground until the dltfcr recovered ms oN1 ped1l
: II lie Village o1 Montcla.t several large trees
were Tel1ed bg the wind, and TWO unnnashed
thrown dorm. eauzng damage to TIC amount Of
i IaEe Sisv new building. being erected oy
Nj, Wilkinson, .Has hlorn down. Loss about
sso0 The loss on gra1u AID crops throughout the
country Is con&1dEraotc
Lawyers Aamance.-
Rosweu Il Field, /" the Eestor Of the Missouri
Tar, J" 1aHyer whose entire Lick OF ambition lost
12s .s b ~ 81 .eEs eo ana s9 sat nae
cullarty romantic episode IN his early manhood
He xas the son Of General Martin Field. Of ,NaW-
fane, It. and psscttsed law awhile In the courts
q rs naitEe county. Ills abandonment oi nls i1e15-
he never returned. N14 otraud1ed oy