, 1877-07-10
THE WINDS DOINGS.
Ponsaukee, Wis.,, Happens in the Way
Of Tearing Hurricane.
Which Element Levels Ita Hotel, Mills,
aud Many Of Its Dwellings.
six Persons Killed Outright BY Felling
Walls and Flying Fragments.
List Of the Dead and Woundsd...Dam.
age in Other P1acea.
6psefaf Df,tdtrh to 7Ae Tribune.

age in Other P1acea.
6p~etat nspasrh to 7As Tribune.
| pRSsArkEz, Wis, Jnlylo.-A tornado passed
over fcnsaukee ahont 6::}o Saturday evening, de-
] Atroynp tho Gardner House, mills. ttoscs. and
| dwellings. The depot huildingt were blown down,
and the brIdgs moved about nix eight inches out
Of tine. six lIse* were lost At rcntaukec, and
up the river. The Width Of the tornado was not
two Minutes. Tho Northwestern Railroad Com.
psny's property IA damaged to tho extent Of
! about $500.
1HK BILLED AND INJURED.
The names Of the Killed are L. sontu, II. BAum.
! gardner. Jr. Albert son Of ]. u, r]tackborough;
MIS-. E. II. Cheetey; infant Of r. Farley, and In.
fans OF L. 5onto The last named has not been
found yet
The wounded are Albert Gaskey, broken thonl.
der and bruised In faee; Hernann BaumgArdner,
ST.. hurt In breast. leg broken, mud cut In head;
william Baptist, cut In head: George rnmber, cut
in bend: Martha Morrison, badly bruised; Mn, l..
Sonso, limb broken and badly cut: Mfa. r. Farley,
generally bruised; boy snd girl Of Z. r. chcslcy,
badly hurt Ia face: 5Gr4. Chapman, generally
bruised; John Dlnsc, cut in face and hurt 10
| b.cast.
The wounded arc doing we'll. and they will prob
ably all recover.
AN ErR-w1rHKss' s7oRr.
6ptciaI 1sposch 10 me Tribune.
GnEEx DAr. Wis, July s.-Memor1es Of tho
hurricane Of Orc which swcpt away pc.httgo in
1871 were painfully revived here yesterday BY the
news that Peuhtfgo'a neiRhbor. PensAuker, had on
the prevtons night been Visited and demolished by
tornado. party Of over hundred people went
| from here yesterday by the steamer Northwest,
aone to Witness the rims, and othcss II poatlblc
/ to render assistance to the sufferers. Various
rumors, more or less exaggerated, h4d been passed
Ahtn rmfn L.
~. .' nva'1 ~. ~ vosu aeasns s'a.s sesIs a;
se mo. psnu Of .u
fceby indicated tho havoc wh.ch mct the garc Of
TIC visitor. when they became witnesses Of ths
ruins which "ero le1t In the wake OF the ~hlrl-
! wind.
ocon,o Couu,y on the .no,e o, t;rren -" i,ar. Far
| 10. .hs h,. tn.u ,h. 49,, ,.os,.I. ..,S, ~
supply to ths lumber yard. Of r.D .o.raner d c.,
rs.scIrs. ,sprsrpts, or TIE rn.cs
"e7e 'ae peopetty oi th't COMPANY anu consisted
ofa large saw.mIll, . p!anlnx.mil1 u g.ist.n,tl
and and, nasa,ne as, .hers, y psftsst little sem Of
~ n"sdaa- sa,s s.,e 1o :. W. s.e.u% a1,
x. na.hes sssaa s % .sp.e s .Ha
and furnished in iu.ur1on. u.uuer M rsrs1y lookcJ
Gs,!sG ,ss s;sss Sc s: IT,. .o
o'clock Saturday Iaht. destroying iii these, to-
sfast WITH aI; asfia: tho pas' and
s1x LIVES
woonjeI f"stspessy tby .nls h.d III s,at
dawn bout an hDur before, apI tho large uum1cr
| OF ennioTcs Ind Tone 10 thelr hnmc.. tsns rscsn
inv What would othersisu barr been certuin
death.
ay Ct ~ e I'M IL hI b
| Tie mammoth mills ,7csr laid nat Ike 40 mnuy
through tie ali fot rods. iMmcnse lori wsTc
Sap LunSef pe.
tho Gar6or, was stripped sn,l guitsI Ind liz Istc
hull lett with no orlisment but IL enrine Hou.ee
| pLowx THROUGH THE AIR
and dropped inio tho river to dtown. The brick
wall. q ths bo.el etumbled !ke dat .nd she oe'
Il E N unsrhy WresH ses e I'll
wa esrrIs tpo te comrsoy, sope r. ,I.o sns
s,1.i,ss I % p.stltion. M A'''' @A ''"A ''S- '''''ta
x, < Is: es: i IN sssssa ID
sisnias: :%!li. 5000; 70 sIi,,: :mili, ;SSS; %
sna .coM TIL n sSn ",s e. e. 9oo ioe
I'll os fs e ~ o II W.:
whcb !. tots!lY % sssttoysi. II. two o9dses whIeh
sp.naeI - i ths % rs,issusee % serp e.rrisI swas. sway 'A
boT nsn,o1 nisck kIorouvh' iouis sont" and eh,i3
i1ernann issamFssien. IT,, I'D ella d Frank
fs''e'. Tho,c nsr .x,,o,,,, ,x,,,nx,
s9,,s, ss9 NJ, ana Ar:- EsEey: W Gas'isy and two
with hu sister, jlotscs, ssstc. and poultry srs
scattered ia asefy direction, killed.
Ths tornado sook Ia number of small towns to