Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-09-14
The storm on The Coast.
From the N. y Tribune


in Boston visited THU city yesterday, and
extended for miles i, every direction
Chimneys, awnings, sign-boards, branches
of trees, and slate were flying in our streets
in such quantities chat it was unsafe 10
travel, and not few accidents occurred
The bulk of the rain that fell came very
fortunately when thu tide was low, or the
inundation of cellaB in the low part oil
the city would havebeen great In sew
eral districts in rea gardens, and in the
suburbs, apple, pea and peach trees were
stripped Of their fnit, and damage OF
many thousands of lollar'was Occasioned'
Thousands Of he shade trees were
ruined, and fences Iere destroyed in many
places.
Among the frs buildings to suffer in
the city proper wa the Coliseum shorty
after 6 o'clock. lr. Wilson, the man in
charge of the structure, assisted by two
bows. went to chez, ifpossible, the stream
of water that was,ouring in upon the Or
gan at the cast enc At that time ne ex-
r.v,sl momentarfy that the wlnd would
, force the windows n, and was hesltating
whether to longer emain beneath the roof.
. He however CONCLUDED that he would lock
e the safe before leafing, and was just pro-
ceeding to do SO wien the. east end gave
4 way with a Tremendous crash. Almost
4 Immediately alter he sudden rush Of air
, which followedlenolished the west end
!. and the larger .rtion Of the roof, with
q the exception Ola small part in the cen
IS ter, which, alttugh considerably dam
!. aged, remained anding. The walls were
# somewhat strand, although retaining
8. their original potion. Fortunately Mr.
N Wilson and the pys escaped without in
O. Jury. AT the TIC of the falling Of thu
:, roof and for son time after, it was i'm
I'd possible for apebn to approach the build
q. ing, as the strongind that prevailed il
ne many cases lid men from thei
g feet, and in saver instances men received
slight bruises fro flying timbers ant
N boards, which we hurled through thu
IL air at a frightful &c. Berkley-st. in ma
nd ny cases being pill high with the debris
on The news Of itall did not spread yer.
&c. rapidly, and laten the evening only
small crowd had Elected in the immedi
ate vicinity. Il organ built by tn
Mcssrs. Hook, anosed during the Peac
M. Jubilee, proves aientire loss; the b
mi drum is rendered ruthless; and the re
.,d maining part of tlbuiding is in such
NJ, condition as to reFe immediate pullin
;cb down. The decorons, which have IT
go, NAMED in it since e Jubilee, were ais
OF. ruined, and the asays, Messysp Jam9s
he ted demoliti,n will 80 prevent the inter
i ded -'aion of it after the fashion G
OF t." Cro'by Opera II use.
70 y Inc r'of of the Central Church o
u Se'y sSeet was horn Of nearly all il
Wood
y" ~, IJr Sorkon the southerly side, and tn
-, ne ','S decotated the pavements in tn
=, lie T9Dporhood. Several trees on the Pull
IT. PROSTATE ten were torn up by the roots an
ne berry was vIh lille some of the lighter shrul
I'd same remark appilyt! torn to piec co.,, = -.
to the 'old elm" remained firm, anlv on
y. branch being loppe'off. The spire Of III
10 Hanover street Methodist Church wa
at blown off, and may other steeples tren
bled. .r ..... a.. ..-
In East and Sout Boston, Charlestown
F., Cambridge, and ohcr adjoining place
many houses were nroofed, trees uproot
i ed, and everything | all shaky was blow
9 out of place. The airoads were more o
less INSTRUCTED in tie vicinity of the city
Fallen branches all boughs hindered tn
: passage of trains or,he Lowell route. an,
the train hands wee in several instance
obliged to cut ther way through. Thu
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