, 1876-03-12


from bis chair and against b partition. while his
wife was thrust through hole in the west end
and upon tho ground outside, though fortunately
escaping serious injuries. Mr.. Eastman had
made Ill Arrangements for contemplated over
land trip to Iowa, and had intended to start On
Monday next. The disaster Of last evening has
interfered with his plans, however and his en-
tire outfit purchased new for the journey was
WRECKED Dr THE wu1nLw1Np.
Just above Mr. Eastman's house was that Of
John Loonev, which vas lifted from it's founda-
tion carried 100 feet, and dashed to pieces. Mrs.
Looney, who WIS washing dishes. was carried
with the house, and Was subsequently found in
tho debris. every bone in her body broken,
and almost mashed fiat.
On the eastern outskirts Of the vil1age, md in
a path from thirty to forty feet wide. houses.
barns, shops, outbuildingB, trees, fences, etc.,
were scooped up and scattered into uumberless
piecea, leaving great swath OF decentralization,
involving loss Of thousands upon thousands OF
dollars, and sorrow which cannot be computed.
The large sna handsome
RESIDENCE OF EDWARD THOMPSON
is utterly ruined. The inmates were all assem-
bled in the sitting-room at tho time, and with
out an instant's warning the timber ca1no crash-
ingthroush upon them from every Blde. Nr. Frank
Thompson WAS n room in the second story,
and was thrown to the ground IN tue yard out
side, sustaining 8 bad cut On the head and serl-
GUS bruises OH tho right arm. Miss Dora
Thompson, sister OF the last~named gentleman.
VAS buried in the ruins from which she was e.
tricated by her brother. who, regardless OF bis
own injuries. heroicay saved tho life of the
little Girl Shortly after she WAS extricated the
yhole mass settled and would have crushed her
but for the courage OF her brother.
j. 1ackson's house WAS then disposed OF and
not plank or Stone lett to tell where 1t stood.
stautly, and Mrs. Jackson seriously injured By
falling tirnbers- i pair Of horses in Dr.. kitloes
barn were
LIFTED GO FEET INTO TIE AIR
and then ehot of in , tangent 20 rods. when,
they fell bleeding and dead. Thoy.were standing
side by side in the barn. and when they fell
they we're only 10 feet apart and still
occupying the same relative positions, the
nigh horse on the nigh side, and tho
OF horse on the OF side. as
tber spun in the air, spectators forgot all fear OF
danger IN watching the whirling horses. whose
shrisks could be heard above the yell aud roar Of
the hurricane.
From Dr.. Kitloe's the whirlwind travelled due
east, passing over the cemetery, dsmaglng
largo number OF slabs and monuments, anu COW
ering the mounds WITH boards, liulbs. pieces OF
furniture, and clothing. On it went, bent upon
its mission Of death and destruction. until reach
ing the residence Of Thomas Ailen, which it
LIFTED Az If II WE'VE FEATurE,
aua, carr, ing it short dis!aueo. dashed 1t 10
piecce, killing Mr. Alien and his son' aged y
wears, instantly, and badly injurlns the other
members Of the family ,
4 public meeting of the citizens Vas he1d sc
Crawford's Hall about o'clock IN ths evehing'
to take into consideration the ovcrwhe!nlns dis
aster which had ovcrtaken the village, and 70
doyise vays and means Of relieving the DIS
tressed. Sr John l.. Crawford vas called to
the Chair, and 3Ir. Robert HnFes elected oecfo-
tarv. On motion, a Police Committee was ap-
pointed, aud tie followius-na gentlemen Sc
lected to draw up
occasloped by tue whirwlnd Tho lev. Lawson,
John L. Crawford, John Mrlloet: Robert Hayes'
and Thomas Anthony. On motion the follow
ing Aid Committee Was selected by the cnaar ::
Join Nu{fees John Coz. William jeffrey, Will
lam Allen, and Edward O'Neil.
The funerals OF those killed will take place
tomorrow forenoon a: III O'CLOCK.
| The folloTlngis is
A CORRECT LIST OF THE DEAD AND WOUNDED.
| KilIed-Mrs. E. Richards, Johnson A,chasds,
| aged Is years Lizzie Richards, aged ~ sears !;
| Mira. r. q. Edwards and ch.ld. Alfred Jaskson'
| aged years; Thomas Allen and sou, and Mrs.
| injtered-Joseph Cl:mcutson, leg, broken
Edward Thompsoa hip injured: Child OF tre3
| piude, arm broken Amanda Moreom. head
cut; Thomas Mayor, badly cut IN tue .;nns 1aee
eiieht % in3urv on The head child of William Fid-
| dick. head cut Dora Thompson, arm injured !
| a1rs Joseph Jackson. injured; MIS-. James
| Edwards, face hurt !; James Ireganza, injured
| eighty Frank Thompson, arm bsulseu aliss
| Ti;za Ro,da. badly injured Several IN the
family Of Thomas Allen are reported IS badly
| injured. ...-.
| Is estimated 1t $4,000 Of $50 00o tue foho"-
ire are the princinal losers: Eowaras s51s:e az
Rock store, containing tho Masonic and odd ei~
lows Hall, loss, $4,000; Mrs. Farley. house,
| $1,000; Fred plule $1,000 Joseph C1ement~
sou, house and shop, $1,000; viii tlddlcS, rGa
| house, $500 Levi Eastmau house. u 500;
Mrs. F. Mchsrdt, house and barn, 2.5oo; John
Gribble barn, s10o; J. hlason, picture gantry'
$3.50 Mrs. Oats. house, s75oi George WeslsS, s0G
| house, =G09: Matt Thompson, house y, o 5uo
F. Tnompson furniture ha,ts 81 st9fs oo6: 3opn
Ioonev. oo house, $1,000; Charles schabacEer,
shon and contente. 81, GOO Primitive Church.
$4,000; J. Jackson, t1ouse. I.59o :;
| K Andrew house and barn, 800; airs. Hobole'
se0t1 Chris Noitie' barn. 5000; DR.: Kirby Hit
loe, house and barn, $4,000.
| PARTIAL LOSSES.
Tho following suffered partial loss 7: James
Treganzs. Richard IregoninR, James daa.tn' = ~;
George Broderic!i. James Johns. Mrs. n: =; Gov
Nns> Dr., Eefoff, Arthur Grinble, John driooie'
Alien and J. II. Chandler. ,
Tie following parties have suffered Pa1t1a M
losses on their houses and barns james i!e,
CANA, barn barn belonging to the fTmt,ye Ttanar
;n1 lanes Austin, Charles Schabecker, George
Frederick Joseph johnson, MEs: n 2 Collins I,t's,
Dr.. EeloN. John Gribblo, J. n. Chandler. Arthu'
Gribble. Walter Henry, Thomas Andre"s'
| HAZEL GREEN
| ia ANAL country village of 2 Thousand inbab
itapts, T. situated . miles northwest Of Galena
and lust over the WISCONSIN line. It Is the cen t;I
tra @ Of 3 valuable lead mining district. In tn,
little cemetery now covered with tue aa'ps Psro o.
~ whose discolored headetone is spIaahea VIII
tbs blood the more recent victims oi d pe1'od'ca
visitation Of God.
OTHER STORM WORK.
| n MISSOURI.
] rrnr;ny ,,ts1atch TO Tte CHICAGO 1776u7se
| t,o 1Vhin lt8H HDE