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crushing down on the center floor closely followed by
the hinge that the main support Of the roof
The side walls not materially affected by this blow
but fifteen minutes later another violent sqnall sent the
west all and gallery In with force plnterng
boards snlverhg d me- If snccnmbed 70 the force OF
the gale succeeded by the falling outward OF twotnros
Of the eastery SIDE ana about .e ~ ibe once
the northey end All that remains standng OF inc once
proud pile is about 100 feet OF the hOrtlFaSlerE oIeL
wall the largest portion lnalntalhng TO Pema,nsd
being on the eastery side. That no person rsmainsa
within the structure when the roof russes Tell may oe
considered provdental aud tue w4rkmen nave IcsDn
PEELED them 10 seek shelter elsewhere WINE the gaze
was at It's hight number OF vessels az acnus yeri
drifed their mOorinRs, and there were Severn
collisions resulting In some damage 10 spdis anu rets
me schooner lost bOwsprt jibboon ana ooats I've S
others f0ued In the stream and were Dady chaieo po
fore they could be separated which was finally accom-
pshed with aid from OF the steam ow-D0as WHICH
hand rendering prompt assistance. Inc palasC
lighter Miranda drove India wharf, but no serious
damage done. The telegraph wires were thrown OUT
Of order by the storm. and communication between us
city and New-YOrk for short time almost entirely
suspended Among the vessels adriit In the narDo was
the schooner Grace, which driven into Long wharf
DOCK and coming into collision with the steamer Nerens,
broke the rail of the latter yes eel aud dd some SIhs
slight damage. She taken TO her home at NO Is
BossomcOurt Nothing serious from the gale Is reported
along the lines Of the Boston ASsny @
report the blow as extremely severe az ali points o5
W %as sfopned between Newton and Plaistow by
large pine tree which the gale nad blown across
by the delay in removing the obstruction Tree p was
also blown the track Of the Eastern rOad AT ROCK
Gloucester train run into IL before IL couu DO
stopped and the cOwcatcher Of the engine was broken
completely OF No serious damage was uOhe hoMe'eI'
The steamer Providence, from New-York for Fab
River experienced rough passage through inc sound
but rounded Point Judith in safety, ana maze an
average trip On her arrival dock the gale was so
fierce that hour and half was consumed IN securihg
six stories high was blown down this morning No lives
were lost. The storm was OF TO great extent Tor AZ
Providence and Newport the damage was but slight AT
Rockland Me- the tide high, and considerable
damage was done 20 the wharVes
DISASTERS ON THE LAKEs-sUPPosED Loss OF
LIFE.
DETROIT, Nov. 20.-Tbe following disasters
are reported from Lake The schooner ColuIn-
ban is ashore and full Of water of Duncan City; bark
supposed 20 be the Golden West ashore above Pressure
Isle the bark OneOnta schooners Plymouth Rock, Ba-
hama and six Others names unknown, are ashore Oh o
Straits of Mackinac; an unknown bark the foot OF
Ros Blanc island The schoOners Maria, with cargo OF
supplies Alpena and NrllaRee are total oSs anu
Supposed that ali hands lost The bark Cream CITY
ssRpre sly miles east OF Dotour Four vessels names
unknown are ashore in HammOnd's Bay. one on "hlte
seSooner is ashore ak miles White shoals
The chooners scove and Graves are disabled south OK
and blowing gale from the northwest. Tue schooner
Bermuda, from Detroit, with cargo o. supplies Tor
Marquette Is ashore in Lake Superior and WIZ probably
be a total loss.
SEVERE STORM IN CoLoRADo-BUfLDrSGs UN-
ROOTED AND TELEGRAPH LINES FRUSTRATED.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 10. The most severe wind
storm ever known in this part Of the country passed over
this city on Thursday morning. Many large buildings
were unroofed chmneys blown down. and telegraph lines
and fences Frustrated The damage In this city 10 est
mated at from $4,000 TO $4,000 At Golden cry the new
Episcopal seminary Frustrated, and many enlmhsy
blown down. AS far heard from the storm e1tehoed
west to Central City, north 10 Cheyenne and south 10
Sante Fe
TORNADO AT GEORGETOWN, CoLoRADo-ALMosr
TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF THE CITY.
GEORGETOWN, Col, Nov. 2O.-A terrific tornado
occurred here ON the 18th inst Heavy winds arose
about O'Clock the morning increased in strength ana
almost totally destroyed portion OF the CITY known az
Lower Georgetown Houses were demolished 10 anoss
every direction During the heaviest gale the air was
filled with trees lumber small stones, and articles Oh az
most every description. Among the prominent puidngs
destroyed is the new Episcopal church Hardy pines
which have weathered the storms for years we're up,
rooted and 10 many hurled distance OF several
hundred wards The lower portion Of the city is In ruins
and uniuber OF families left homeless one person
was killed. and several seriously injured The loss W
property IL estimated at $4,000