The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-07-12

vested.
The fall wheat, in shock, was beginning
to sprout in the bottom lands, but was
submerged, and win be almost totally de-
stroyed aud even that on the up-lands,
in many places, is under water, and will
suffer greatly.
CINCINNATI, July Hope was gen
orally entertained that the storms which
have prevailed with such violence and
destructiveness throughout Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio during the past week had given
way TO clear weather, but dispatches
received from various points in Southern
Indiana and Southern Ohio indicate that
rain set in again to-day and this evening.
In some places further west in this
Territory rain has been falling during the
greater portion ofto-day. Tonight, short
" aiter dark, a drizzling rain commenced
here. This has increased until at mid
night, when a steady rain is falling, with
prospects of continuance.
CINCINNATI, July S.-A hurricane
swept over 0din, ILL.,, last night unroo6ng
49, ae H.. h',;lS;na
''S r Ii"' Mn.l"5;.. .knah .,a ro;lrooa
o,,,;no honsas o. Salon m wora dostroved
Orchards, miles of fences, and thousands
Of acres of corn were blown down.
At Harrisburg, ILL.,, the storm blew down
circus tent while full Of people. The
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a, Carn,; IN on Er;dov los, lad
- IT,, LII d,;r;nr raa,,ar ,~,s
L;,,aJ H., E"h,n;nr as ~ woro Ill two
hnrsa a ~
''s', ,a..;,,,o .,o-n, ,;s;,oa ,b., nloco lac,
iii, dano,;sS;na oroharJs edncos and
Srens Several mon and horses wore killed
hnI;mh,n;no
Ssn1Nay,y,, I,,,So,s Jr,v s--To
a.n i ,bo erst g. a VOL or more that
an has No, s,llon in ,L;s section Of tho
e., yos.asJa,, a.J e.. sa,'a,.l do,,s
rrov;ons Il ra;noj n torrents In Son.heyn
PA Can,rai Ill;no;s ,bo nonn,ry i olmos,
JaInaod ,v;tb watar CT J,maoo has
boon dona 10 WIZ. oats and Lay which
IN Tho southern nart If Tho STATE bod inst
hson barvested Will n Centr,l Illinois
harvesting Ind ;ust hegnn Grain in
southern IIl;no;: Is renorto,, snroutiug
anJ II Con,raI nl;no;s hInwn down 80 ,bst
nraa, anan,;,;os viii no To-, !, ha;no i'm
S eoss;hle 10 b.ryos, Il Al,honaL the
s,raons "a much swolIon no dswaoe 10
nronortv i ronorted Tba corn cron 2 mot
mneh jam,god hv ,bc rains
EvaxsvsyIp ISnItNA Jnlv s-Tbs
mos, dos,rne,;ye s,orm and ,orn,do 90 ,bo
sooson nossed oyer ,b;s o;,v anJ y;cin;,v
ohou, e;rbt o,cIoct last n;aI, 4 nnmhor
os sbads trcos wore hloSn down Tho
S.on, of hn;Id;,o ,ros nartlv bIown o,,,
anJ oors;dorahlo 3oma,,d ,ra: d. 10 H.
Trinity Cathoic Cbureh which il boine
rehn;lt The sto.mer 0n;clston was blowa
fron bor ,noor;nas and bar ob;,nr ave., hIown
oyerhoard
A, Henderson Kv ,ho roof. of r,;l-
road round bonse any , ,ohacco ,rarohonao
were blown off Ere;abt e"rs we How
from tbe tr,cl and m1ch pmher w.s Jes
,royed IN tho snrronnS;na conn,rr
NJ. 49,
d.mage was done IN tbc y;o;n;,v of Renna'
v;lIe 20 timber orchards erons .0d hm;ld
mos No ;n;nry 10 nersons { r"ro,,oJ
train on The 8, Tou;s and Som,boa.t
49,, pa;,.a.J 80 I'..:1 ~ - y,
hours Inv trees ,oross ,bo ,-aoL
'' T,Scyn ~vcr I,'I,, = g ~ e,lo,,;.
,cconnts Of d,n,oas 70 crons ana bn;ld;n'.s
md estimated lossos Nv r. $500, 80
have hsen received berc
In Ohio tbronobout P.vo,,o oorr,,,
tho o.,s wheat and corn have hoan sar;nn,
" DAMAGED Man troaa we 80 ,,n 1911
and ono 6arn vas j.moI;shad Tin - ios. !.
estimated =, ca nm outside 81 ,ho - o, ,Ues
In Wash;ngton COUNT ,ho - 60 snS s r.,
,ons;darahIr 5oo,o - - ~" "a IiJps mei'
! An estimate az The loss came, +" nd
the renorts not be;na snt,;o;an,I, en-
Tn ReImont cnnn,v saroraI n an >,
timber wore des,rovoJ Foran,;, 49, - u
Rslmon, nearjv al ,ha fanoas 80 ~ ~ ~
down odm;tt;n. ,ho s,oot mt ~. S.a;
fields The wheat and corr ,sora 49, a
ont NH "''' '''"''
Tn Morrow oo,,,r - ,ho ,;a;n;,u :,
C,rd;noton on Thnrsd.n .nd E-;aan y
storm leyelled fences and t;mhas y n
d;raot;ons Mann ra,nahia - ~ -. ~
mined
The loss in EronkI;n oo,,,v i ..,;,n.,,a
nj s5O 000 10 sim ooa ~ ha.,o,''
Do''on'