, 1874-07-28

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ba an 3an @ hs3. sssed over
tho citv iaat nioht n ha1f.nsst ii ooiock.j The
stor1n snnpaan{'o sro ~, ,,,-t,wost thounh
wt,nn mar ia c;tv tha ,.;na ni1snonj snienfy.
coming diEsa;'y t;e tha noTt sa ytn ,sa sai
unnrntootod n6rtf wtn1ow IN thc city nf nrdinarv
wtI1tow.uipss VIVA found sThols ttis moTping,
Thn proalvterjan rhnrch ia nartlv mn.
rooted aud tha north gable blown in,
splondia now roman Catholic churci, sustained
damaeoa 10 thu arnonnt NJ s8@1. one Of
tho uiuaoloa Of Tho towsr belur blown on. Tho
storm ooyorcd bolt eesrcoiv = nils wide, a.
fentlfn0 northnnstorlv. mating rntnne.mnat Of
the orrn chhhnunr az IL ia n,th' and almoat
comnlotely strippinr tha oToharda Of their frita.
Tho aggregate dsmssgcs arc incaicuiablo.
pzrno1T. Midi. july M.Ih Istter from tho
Township Of Iiyonia Ia Wayne Connty. ranortn
thht The total deptruotion of nroporty in Tint
nojehborbood by the storm last Friday, in The
nn,n,,nt tn ovar n7s nt1. o.. ''N oN~e'' "-''
JANEsy1L1,E. w,s.
Sparta, Disnasah to ria t.hiesao 9rf5,ue
JANEHvILLr, Wia,, July 27,-Thla vicinity wnB
visited BY The worst storm Of: tho sonaon on
Sunday at q. N. The rain fell In torrents, with
large hailstonoe. Reports from ali parts Of the
country aro to tho effect that many soutbuildinga
were destroyed, wind-mills blown down, aud
grain in the shock and In sthok Boattorod In all
was turned wrong eido up, torn III to pieces and
the tobacco stored therein damaged. The Light
ming struck tho houeo OF Zachariah Smell, Of this
city, but did very little damage. George Ter
t%a nsf S'a to
arm broken: Further reports fzom the country
Will probably chrontols much damage.
KILLED Dr 11onEs1sa.
@ YEnnE HATE. Ind July IL; M;-hrs. :. ~ MoEan'
opposite Providence Hospital, was instantly
killed BY lightning IN the storm Of Sunday oven4
ing: T"o OF hor children, Who roro IN tho lower
part Of tho house, were atunned by tbs e1ootrici-
gEnnz nasgrE, i'm.
~, 6pte1a! Dspatsh 70 41s chteaoa 1ttetne.
IfhaE r.; HAuTE, tnd:, July "a storm OF
s;n Msno, rain, ana nghtning swept over thls acc
I s and aold H. vess srs. epa pd.msged m sac
NJ. Moran, q this eity, ~ struck desd il her
o~h IN no9ss ~ DOT o. lightning. vhfee Or four
e 81 ner family Wers badly shoGked a. Tie same n
tlnle. 1aeae ~ no roa on sne mouse near y.
Parh rae s.raeR a. sna burned n "ith valuable
Las G%sff, - i L
9 ton nlook, oliaYaa, "as 91 4nfoo.ea; a9a much
osmaRe o, WEa Smh aoao ~ guoos, ae9!oa Wilma.
. ajna .ns n A" rajn' ".e o"'1s e@DaSseo ny 'n0
"1DH ~Aa '"'D' GENEVA n.xr WIZ ~
8rtctal Dtspatch 10 1?hs Chicago Tribune!
GENEVA LAxE, Wis., July 27.-A severe tor
nado, followed BY heavy winds, travelling from
%sst to sss and showers p..ssd s oEs5 or IL
about tWentY minutes. No lives were lost, but
muoh damage Was done. Iho hurricane deck OF
the steamer Lady Of the Lake WAS wrenehed on
and carried with great force some 85 rods,
piocos ss it 'struoE s'Is sgainst tho aoorge
sEurges Pier. The smoke-staek also was
twisted OF and plunged into the lake.
Ihn steam-yacht @ Cricket, At anchor, was sunk.
h.Ee boWn sono
100 large oaks we're blown dovn on the beautiful
grounds Of ]. s. numBey, while in many places
tfees hned the street and men e. had to cat wsy
thronEh TO got to church. Tho oupola OF g;
:sysery window blind torn from OF bis now house.
The Windmill Of Shelton sturges ssas PARTIALLY
destroyed, and tho now pier built BY
sohn ". FRENCH. "ea torn to Plooea and t
hoase et Dr. :G W rasea WAS v8 sasPsa snies esS
across 91 tn9 lhkc. The large 1ce-house OF Wad-
hams, Willard d Co., Of Chiosgo, was blown to
atoma and completely: blocked the toad BY the
denrie; Inc Whiting House w1nd mill Ia for tho
for year. The steam engine pump-houso, on
tho Rnmsey place, was shivered badly. Many
email boeta we're destroyed; Several chimneys,
woodehede, barns, and .ethor buildings worc
demolished. and the grain and corn fields tp
many places we're badly lodged. IT ID beliefed
also, tlat ~ niles OF fence Waa blown down II
the vicinity, 10 powerful Was the gale that tWc
hoayy freight cars, partly loaded, with brake:
hrmy eet, we're driven up haa7y grade, and
evidently thrown from tho track.
n soU7nEhN ONO. ,,.
O1NoINNNT1, y, July N.-Very little OF tho
groat storms which paasad over Northern Kon"
tnoky and Southern Ohio visited this place.
Ihe p{Eoteohnto display OF tho Storm passing
eyer .,;htaI ;hten.uoky from y tennessee dn ndog',t