, 1875-06-17


| moments warning. tho building vas hloEu vi
f]hunabln ,natoriat at once took fro anl was on
tsfcly cpnsisped before any aHstsRlscc conh b,
rendered by tho fro department. Blk bodies
| bulnc.l aud charrca boyonI recognition, wc.t
taken from tho ruins.
John Woods, q carpenter WIG was At Wost
noar window, jumped out and escaped. III
stated that E1ddaq proaeutimont catno osci
him ;t'at HonlcshinE terrible mas about to ohaprcn
which prompted him to cseAno. 1io had proceed
et barely 10 felt from tho building when tho c1
rl,s,on occurred. Tiiensna Hurley, Michael
TRINITY. mud William a1eeisn wero reacuod from
the ruins, ~ reriuus'y i not fatally, huraed
known. LOIS. f50,p0li. No inEurauce.
THE QUINCY TORNADO.
Quincy. ILL.,, juno 1G.--Tho following aro the
narsics WHO lost most severely by tho tornado o1
MONDAY: I. II. Alrich, William Marsl, William
0sborn. Mr. rarlcr, Dr.. Smith, William Lartt-
worthy, George Ernst. a. ,icatarzay. Dr.. CLouy,
Peter Do1nporpt. Antoine Lopnlae, Henry VII
bert, Horny Sclclnkamrer, William; Higgins,
John lIcjno. 3lrs. NIcCnlo, John Collins, a.
Daekenfcld. Conrad Doi.lcr, Charles Siou, II.
lllprinEs. }len1y Menke II. Gaso. Louis Stern,
Deckcr y Dorlincr. All Of the aboyo-namcd arc
damaged oithrr by tlIq destruction or tho isn-
rooiliiK OF bulldluga OF barns, and Bono by tho
loss OF both mud other improvements. st.
Mary's Hospital was MISC damaged.
Gen. Singleton loses III tho destruction of
fences and sheds 1T tho Playground, which be re-
Gently purchased.
Tho city lnnes the Jackson School, which was
completely !letno!isLcd.
l. LyStis aro heavy lcscrs br lie washing out of
tho louotn.ion md sa!ls OF their colossal bust
hess htr1iotures Ia COURSE nf erection on tIe cpr-
nor Of Third and Hampshire stsaots.
Il!e chscago, Burlington i Quincy lost 4 bridge.
k,r.hn - FTt'-
Wabash L Western, aud Tho Ou,ncv. hjtnn 1, II
Louis. and tin Uanuibnl h al, Jnsorh Ilnitrosds
l,ayo a,so safrarad from tbo i,I osusad nv sl,n
storm, Tral,ls on lie Two later were ,iet1iueG
On Tina. Se'' 31~''"e
Tba citv has ensta,nrd . conat5orab,o ,oa. l.,
damaged streets and guitars, 'Tl,o t.rrss ismnra
to our citiaous. outside Of Tia main n,,tTorers IN
t1.,uotirhcIl frnc.s, n,t-h1i,]nvs nnS mai. srd II
ta Inv II trrcs sbr,,li,osv nts ~..,nnt ~ xstI
ost,.nnttd Tia soyercat josa fnIia unor liz
family nf John Mama wt,nso pron"r.vtuaa ,,ot
ouly jamagod, but who also lost liz iifo IN ths
storm. Iino onfy Other nersu,, rot,ortad sorions.
is Injured IL John Woibring. wlo va Oh duty at
10. 1 ouciuc.houso wheu tho storm HtrusG II
and wlo was severely bruised BIZ tbn faIj,nt..
walls. o
rr nc,rot ,oas ,rsit,o tt,a e,,v ia aatins+oa r.,
dosss a1sa cents @ q. @ over tioot M s'''D"''o AZ
- ~ quincy Hrrutd. .i.,s is.
sovoro TINT las visited this oIty Tor many yoars.
Clouds bankod In tho vost towards cyou,I,s' and
about o'clock tic storm COMMENCED. al; as,;l FOR for
nenrly an hpur tho rain fclI 10 larro n,lantitfaa
T. tlolo being however, but little rInd. 70! near
but clouds gathered again, and tho i,eay.
ems appeared 10 opau, aud tho rain camo
down iu torres,ls, tho quantity bo-
inH perhaps tho greatest tint has
tlo grcnt storm Of June o. 1S72. For noar)y two
hours tho rain canlo down, oye.tiowine tho eut.
tors and filling tho streets anl sidowa)Hs. and in
many places doing great damage. Shortly aftor
8 o'clock something like tornado struck the
iu it's path. I'sooa we're leyoIod, foucos csrripi
away, aud houses blowu down, As tho rain
poured III, TO midnight, bit iittIo onud hn tfonn
laHt night toward aacertaiuing tho oxtout OF tho
damage. Some particulars, however, we1o gath
Tho ouly fatal result Of tho storm, as far o.
known, was tho death OF John Meuuo. al, old
citixeu, WHO rcsitea on Eighth street. botWosn
yno anl Elm. Abont o'clock, whlto Tho etorrn
wus at i.B highest, Afr. aIcnne noticed tlnt tho
boards which covered a pllo OF bricks in his
briol-yartl had blown away. aud Io won't out tn
replsce them. While neat The brick. k.nin hoani
struck titu In tic forehead. fracturiue liz nknII
causing .lratl,. '
The storm cano from the veas. and appeared
styoots. The first nIace struck, ~ far
~ ascextajned lnst pichk vaa Lin atnh,, NJ
William Osborn, tho grocar, On tho alloy
between Fourth and Fifth and Lind ana
Chestnut. Yho roof and second story ~ NJ 1i, tho
building uoto carried away, lareo nostion Of
Ito roof beiug carried oyor to Fifsh streot. In
tho sa.ne vicinity tho root Of Fred AldIioh'a
hnuso was blown off aud jnnlcd On Ffth stroot.
blocking tlo nt1cot.car track., Tlo honsa of A.
Parker, . two-HtorY BRICK ,,ear tho corrcr, ri nf
IIlt., and Vine. lott tLe roDf md a nortian NJ
tic eecol,d ntotv. The ronf couI,i mi ha Snnnd
Tic bsick WORK vas soattera r., aysrv t9irectio,,
4 now brick house being orectod by DR.. IL !:
Smith, on tho coruer' oi Lind md Bix,h. mes
comnetoly demnIiaht,}. Woth s,or;c. w"ra "re
roccntiy compotel Nothing bar mia ~
brick is loft of tbs structnro. Tho ntoru,
appeared 10 moro eastward. petweou nat md
Chestnut streota. On Vino .strcot. hotweon
Hcgentl,, and Eighth, a framo hnrn. nwnar'a
name not aycostainOd, wns atr,ok ani blow,, intn
fragments which wcro ucatterod in eyary tiirrc.
tipu, On yjuo street, botwocn N,uth ani 1'cnth
a brick house, bulouuinr to H[r' :hlcCnhc iost
root, and han, on tbs ramo nretniaos wan hioun
to I,ocea. Another barn, uilotnipu lfeCsbo'a
on tho SOUTH Naa duuoljshed' ;. IN vinn STRAIT
betrcen Tcpth aud Eleventh housa oznnd ~
4 Mr, Elliott Lost tue roof. Tba Chimney On
house ndioiulng wan blown IN snI Tx rnnf