, 1874-11-24
The Wires Down in That Vi
cinity..-No Definite
rTews.
Great Destruction Reported in the
Town Of Monteville Ala.
Ratn-Storms and Hurricanes In New
Jersey, Pennsylvania,
and Ohio.

TuscustpA, Ala, Nov. 2S.-Thore waa ter
rsble storm llore last evening ut o'clock, ac-
etroying one-thi1d of the residences. Twelve
pelsous woro killed and nnny others injured.
THE KILLED.
Mrs, William Winston, the mother Of tho 1ato
e1-Gov. Winston; tho. vito md two children OF
tho Han. J. D. Moore. Senator from this dsttict;
mud I. D. Noagkin, Esq editor Of the Chronicle,
his wife. a1d four childron, were killed.
BUILDINGS DEsrnoyEn.
The Catholic church, the Dcs!1lar Fomaao In
stisnte {rccentIy AniBhcd), and many Of tho
finest residences both Of tho Touring mills, and
the most substantial brick dwellings, in tho town
were destroyed. Many poor families are without
hon1os.
OTHER DAMAGES.
A bridge on the Memphis l. Charleston Rail-
road. near town, waB destroyed.
Tho oasteru-bouud train was precptated into
Sroek, but, fortunately, no Que was killed., al-
though tho engineer was badly bnrnca.
It will ba geyerai days before ttaius will run
again.
AppEAL TOR AID.
Tho Mayor appeals to Huntsville, I.ouisvillo
Nashville, and Memphis, and adjoining towns in
the following torns:
Nearly 1atf uf our town Is fn runH Twclvo peraous
Of fanlica aso entirely destitute. The tornado casno
1ran thu southwest passing to tho northeast, Unless
M Ts s st res eo s easy
Christian public in behalf Of tlle unfortunate.
{sIgned}, II. F. NEwsuN, Mayor Of Tusc,ttnbia.
HUNDRED DISASTER TO RAILROAD TRAIN.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 23.-tt il rumorea that o
bridge on the Menphis l. Charleston Ra1lroad
was wrecked during tho storm. and that pas
Hongor train plunged into tho river, causing tho
;.,3,, nf rku rIa r,,rtr
needs confirmation.
MORE DESTRUCTION.
NASHVILLE, Teun., Nov. 23.-The storm In
Alabama Sunday pght was very Bevere through
out tho central portion OF tho State, and extend-
cd into Central Georgia. HALF tho town Of Mobile,
Ala, is reported destroyed. Two persons
wore killed and twenty wounded. Considerable
damage to property at other points is reported
No further details have been received from Tus'
oumbia-
mJulED nj FAILING coES1oE.
hrKMru1e, Tonu., Nov. 23.-Yestorday after
noon @. ". Schultz, tho Assistant Cashier ol
the First National Bank, called at tho residence
Of Col. Livermoro, on Shclby street, and, whllt
waiting for servant to answer tie bell, gall
sprung up, blowing down large piece Of tht
coruicc which struck him upon tho head ant
shoulders, inlicting d dangerous wound, which
1t Is feared, may prove fatal
.. ~ nv -.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 29.-IAo storm last nlgh
prostratad tho telegraph lines east and west.
cn,prn7Asn Nil. Eov 9a-Th,s a,ternoo,
.,1.-:',. .H",, ..,s r,tta,s ~ t.a .o,,nd-ha,s,
Inc os'cR val anu Faitcfs oi 'oe sou1u'noue w
building ut KoYsor, on the Baltimore Ohit
Road, in West Virginia, we're blown down, buryinl
a numbor Of workmen under tho ruins. Two Ia
nororo voro n,,,oa ani, eavora, 3n1pred
"0 -, sa,,n,,rn. a,,,o
- aoo1nAaN ou1o'
CNo1FSAr1, u, NOV. z5.-lAo storm OF "7n
last night about II O'Clock unroofcd savers
lousos In Coyipcton and Newport, Ky., intllci
shs... er NM 1.1no,,o hrt oa,,.,oa ~ ~,
lug aoou' Fo'ooo 4a1.a5o. ~. sAueus w ~. ~.
river, It passed up tho Little Mimi FAlfey wit