, 1873-12-10

| ne'ghborhool havo boon entirely blown to
pieces.
K1NcAnp1NE.
K1NoAnn1NE, Dec. 6.-Tho storm Of yesterday
was ono Of tho Bovercst over known hero. Tho
damage uono In this section iB immense, In tho
alnpo Of buildings being blown down, 7,rroofod,
&c' Tho telegraph wirce suffered greatly.
K1N1BroN.
Krsnsrox. Dec. A now houBo on Gordon
htroot waa overturned. 1ho wl,ool connootot
with tho wator-works windmill was destroyed.
several buildings Wore moro or less injured.
Tile borl British Lion draggea hor anchors mud
went nsIioro abont four miles below hero. Tho
AgnoB In ashore near Collins bay. Tho bismarck
| a!so dragged hor anchors.
LONDON.
LONDON, Dec. d.-Among the olof places In
{,'red aro the Lecture Hall Of A!o North Street
Wesleyan Church, Tho front md rear walls Of
which nro blown down; tho ontiro franc work
IT tho now Catholic Church, 1till atroot Ii oy-
olcd to tho ground, and about 400 foot Of brick
wall, belonging tho oteat Westorn Railway car.
Shops, now i'll proccss of erection, wore crushed
III BY tho forco Of tho galo Two email houses
~ tho northern part Of tho city wero 1lkowiso
blown down. Minor casuatios wore almost inu,,-
mcrablo, 10 ada to tho aorionsness Of tic situa
ton, tue river Inns overlowetlits banks and s,yopt
away Tho bridge ut Tury'llo's' Mills. Tho proof
limo road ie seriously damaged :; Saunbya mill ia
submorgod; tho Konsington suburb In cut OF
3rom # e2mnun'Getion With the city, either By
Inns risen 80 rapidly that tho families residing In
konstngton woro henmcd In by tho flood and
had to 10 roacucd in bonta. Tho water wan a
foot highor thin during tho grons froallot In tho
spring, and III said to be 1ig1or than ever before
known.
LuoAN.
IuoAN, Dec. 4.-Jacksons large brick foundry
was blown down, and the new Church Of En-
gland at Park Fill shared the samo fato. Darns
Noro unroofod iii all directions.
MARKHAM,
MARKHAM, Dec 5.--Tllo nerco gn1o Of wind
Which pasacd oyor this vicinity caused an i'm
monao amount Of damage by unroo1ing harns
and sheds, removing chi1nueyB, and lovoling
miles Ut fonces.
Nt1LLnHooK, Dec. 5.--A new brick forndry,
Just finished, owned by Mr.. ". Russell, dwell
lnE-houHo, number Of barns and Sheds, md
great Quantity OF standing timber, havo been
blown down.
Al1TcHEII, Dec. 5.-A rev brick house, eroct-
oil by Mr. Griffin, wns blown down. tho walls no.
lug lovoled to tho ground. Somo smaller build
i.gB III tho suburbs OF tho vjllago alAo suffered,
Il1e river is swollen by tic heavy rains OF rues-
day night to hoight novcr before known here,
carrying away fences, cordwood, and In many
instances blocking tho main ronda with drift
wood.
NEW HAMBURG.
NEW HAMnund Dec. 5.-1'ilo storm. besides
unrooang four or fivo barns, did much damage
noar'y panic. 1t arose 10 suddenly that many
persons awoko to find themselves surrounded
With VII water: d.. Tho mill-dan owned BY A1cssrd.
morning. Iho tanuory ind woocn-mii Also is re- re-
ceivcd much damage. Fences and sidewalks
wore carried away, mud cellars mud houacB were
Hooded, and tue occupants made prisoners. Sey-
ornl families had to bo rescued Til o,lah lhe vim
dows of their dwellings,. Many sloop were car-
ried away. Tho loss to this village is estimated
at about 5000.
DnhNOEvI1TE,
|. OMASaEy1LLE, Dec. 5.--A portion of the roof
WAS blown from the Bank Of Commerce, and a
portion of Mr. j. u. Houso's brick house was
blown in. The roof Of Collins pottery was
lifted bodily and carried acrosB tile road. Cur
rio,s Hotel, at Camilla, WAS ylghtly damaged
pnrt Of the roof boing torn OF. The Episcopal
hlothottist Church, newly, crected at Mellylftc.
wns totnlly destroyed, and n,1merous barns and
othor buildings woro unroofcd mud otherwise
damaged.
OTTAWA, Dec: 5:-DnrinG tho height OF tho
storm tho now st. patricss Church, III course Of
erection OH Hugh street, suffered severe damage.
temporary wooden gablo OIL the west end of
the building was nenrly NIL blown down, aud wont
crashing in upon tho altar, smashing it to ptecos
md scattering What ornaments were On 1t. block
Of brick buildings in tho course OF erection at tho
corner Of Ranh and Maria streets, tho property Of
Ar. Quinn. suffered much damage. Tho brick
work had just been completed, tho roof put on,
and operations commenced III tho interior. Sud-
denly tho gable end Of tue building came tuna-
bling down with fearful ,violonce, crashing
through the roof Of 4 sMRfl frame dwelling nd
joining, and domolishing tho contents Of ali up
per room. Another accident Of an alarming na-
turo occurred about tho Hamo time on Queen
street. Tho chimney Of new building being
erected by Alr. CampneBs WAS caught by tic wind
and thrown down, and large portion Of tho
brick work carried bodily across tile street. whore
u foil with great violence on tho roof Of DR..
t' uaDns dwelling, crushing through the roof into
at the time, and suddenly putting atop to tho
arrangement Of his toilet.
pETERnono'.
pETERpono, Dec. AT MI carly hour this
morn'ng terrific gale swept over our town,
doing an immeueo amount OF damage, and was
accompanied by a sad lose Of life. ii. J. Clogg,
citizen Of this town, while walking on the road,
was fatally injured, 10 De to cause his death in d
tow hours afterwards, by part OF wooden
bridge being blown agauat him. Thoro is great
loss OF property IN the town aud country, by tho
blowing down Of buildings and fences.
PORT CoLnonHE.
PonT CoLnoRNE, Dec. 5.-TAo water In the
harbor has not been so high sinco 1914. II car
times 80 rougl, that # is impossible to reach the
lighthouse. Three chi,nneys on bIr. Dulfour'a
store were blown down, and, on falling OIL tho
roof, broke It in. small houso near the station
was blown down, several othora were more or
less damaged. The tug Hector, TINT waa lying
OIL reef has boon carried up on high land.
gEAf0nTH.
sEAroRTH. Dec. 6.---During tho storm yoster-
day. tho mll-dams at KoBo6urgh and Egmond-
villo, in this vicinity, were swept OF. Tho
stnokestack Of Mcssrs. Kcudal Co.'s grist-
mill lioro VIVA blown down, also tint Of Air. B.
shantz's tax mauufactory, Tho front of
Mcssre. Monro l. uogan'H Giacl.snitL-shop WAS
also blown away. a number OF barns III tue
ne1ghborhood wore uuroofed, and fonreB ley-
ele1 In all directions
Ut. THOMAS.
ST. THOMAS, Doc. 4.~-DamRge VAS done to tho
now Music Hall. The poudAnt casne down With
q fearful crush, destroying tho cornice In front
and breaking seyornl windows Tho now Wes-
logan Church III course of erection had the west
end bIown out.
6TnATFonD.
SrnArFoRp, Dec. 5.-Tl,o Grand Trunk Rail-
way freleht-lonso tho Bmoka-stack Of the flour
mills, belonging to Mr.. ". Marshall, md tho
dri}l-ahotl MGre blown down 4 uulnlnr Of okl-