Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
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The h'ni & y.-'erj VS. NOR *
tended md disastrous IN thi. vicinity
than was AT fist imposed. Tr'a1 'oss ia
the County is rou- bly, estjrn ,'.-i At half a
million dollar. which II probabiy less
than the red ti.gro- will show.
The town Of Clareys,k -uf~r- most.
among the heaviest las,r- ar. Jacob G
E>-et~lign, WOODEN Mill Henry j. Rowe,
Gri-t Mill Geo. w Phillips, Hoi-ery
Mill; n. Parker. Knitting Mil; Harper
W Rogers. Paper Mil; d NJ. Fitz, and
w. A. Haide, Cotton Mill. Loss in town
will exceed $4,000
In Stockport, II. S. Vandelon loses
5000; Messrs Stats. $4,000; and Others
less amounts.
Large number of cattle and horses were
swept away and drowned. H J. Brow
nell OF Clarevack, lost nine head of valu-
able cattle; j. Cooper, a valuable horse.
and others more or less stock
VIM. III. Fleming lost one thousand
bushels Of potatoes. which were washed
from the ground. The destruction of
fruit trees IL extensive
A. Columbiaville, james II oil and +.
w ellsworth were carried over the d an. at
Wilds Mill, and were drowned, y, sterday
afternoon, while endeavoring to save
property.
Communication by the regular turn
pixies il completely cut off. In some
places ravines twenty feet wide. and ten
feet deep, have been cut by the rushing
fl cd
PoUGHKEEPSIE, Oct 5
The reports OF damage 10y The food in
crease-, and ruin l. almost ever, where
In four Counties On the Hudson the los
canuot bee less than $1,000 900.
There are several seripn. breaks in the
d ltware and Hudson Canal, one at Ker-
H. nk-on, OF 300 feet. one AT Rock Lock
100 feet, aud several Others.
The streets OF Rnndonr were flooded. |
and families were driven from their
homes
The cable Of the Western Union Tele. |
Htfpn Line across bnhdOut Greek, II
broken.
In the interior OF Ulster Co, bridges
and barns are swept away, and whole 1
fields of grain destroyed
Nearly every bridge in Greene Co., is
gone, and the farm lands are devastated.
Reports from all parts OF Clutches Co,
are also bad. Scores of bridges have been
torn away, and travel everywhere |
throughout the county is impeded
For distance of fifty miles north, the
Hudson River is lined with tim bel, pump
klnr, apples, slaves, and hay. The con.
dition Of the Hudson River Railroad
north of Stuydevant, Is d-plorable. For
a long distance the track il under water
to the depth Of ~ inches
At Castleton tho water IL four inches
higher than it was ever known 10 be be-
fore. IL IL not expected that any trains
will run through 10 Albany over the
Hud-pn River Road, Tomorrow. Tn.
track however l. ia good running order
between this point and New York
Passengers who left New York in the S
A. IN. train, this morning, wer- transferred
At Tivoli, To the Cbauncey Vibbard, and
together with the mails and baggage,
were sent forward ~ Albany.
LEWISTON Me. Oct. 5.
Several millions ioss have gone over
The Falls in the Androscogg,n river.
). NJ. Thomp-oD. proprietor of the Glen
House, White Mountains, was drowned
He was in his mill which was
carried away by the food.
CONCORD, N. H., Oct. 5.
No trains from the north have arrived,
md none left to-day. There fell ye-ter-
lay four inches of water in three hours.
Il is impossible at this time to estimate
he amount of damage by the storm.
Troy, Oct. s.
The food ia unprecedented. The water
n the Hud-on is IL feet above low water
mark. Great destruction Of property
long the river.
The mills being greatly damaged, the
Up north country is flooded.
Three houses were CARRIED away at
4sehaaiosvills, aasd . woman namsd
anmphziss drowned.