Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-25
Particulars OF the Hurrl-
cane In WiScOn-
sin.
Houses Hurled q Hundred
Yards Through the
Air.
AWFUL DESTRUCTION OF LIFE AND
PROPERTY.
The Committee on Revolution Be-
gins Its Work
BY SENDING ONE OF TllDEH's
SPIES TO FLORIDA.
Two Negroes Executed in
the South.
tsrsoiAL Dis,ArcHrs TO rul 0otD HnI
DAILY Nrvs.l
SENDING ONE OF TllDEH's
SPIES TO FLORIDA.
Two Negroes Executed in
the South.
tsrsotAL Dis,Arcurs TO n ootD HUI
DAnY NKvs.l

DAILY NEvs.l
farsicaiars or the Disassseas storm
In shs Aorthwest.
DUBUQUE. Iowa. May 2i.-The Herald
has the following concerning the tornado
at Mineral Point. Wisconsin: "Ths tor
rible tornado entered from . southwest.
erly direction. II first struck the lead
smelling furnace Of james spenssley. 70.
ducing It almost 70 ruins. Il next car
ried or tho house Of John Coleman. badly
injuring Mr.. Coleman. his two daughters
and Tip Allen. who were in the house Of
the time. Then II struck the residence OF
John spenseley. carrying tho house from
its foundation and In another instant
shattsring 10 To splinter. His barn was
also taken mp and carried Cd. and . horse
which was In the barn carried away with
Il. Neither horse nor barn, nor any por-
ton Of either. has yet been fonnd. The
friends Of Mr.. Spenseley. who were In tho
house at the timo escaped by taking ref
us,iu W.. - NJ an.r..is, vars
.. ,Is u1 ~ Iii tho baus.. Tho bouso Of
M. Leonard was next visited, and was
lifted from It's foundation In an instant
and shiyered 10 atoms In the air. carrying
with II Mrs. Leonard. whose body was
found about iC0 yards distant. maneled
In . fearful manner. The roof Of Mr.. Ad.
dington's stone house was taken up
In the air and carried one hundred yards.
Benjamin Brnnett's house WAS totally
destroyed AMI Mrs. Bennett thrown
over . wood pile. The houses OF James
Prince and William Jacks were de-
stroyed. while tho barn, situated be-
tween them. was left nninJured. AZ the
brewery OF y. dilmann the storm aid inc
greatest IAhiAse, es',yIhs 1n 81 %.J'
~ M. uiInsnn NJ. .yur m. hrosss,
y lnluiihs Mts .'" ,haraw,,S
onlIvns y = uSuu .nJ rnmhsr ~
valuable horses killed. The ioss TO Nj.
Gilman 10 upward Of $4,000. The houses
Situated IN tne su1 shn srasn hniidias
were DESTROYED and Mrs. Meyers and Mary
Jeuek were killed. Mr.. Bohan's family
Who lived . abort distance rom mo VI
liens, wer" u~anssrous'! in!I,su 49,
Dohan uieu Aoou. i'un,sus a..a
O'Dowd's house was reduceu 70 rulns'
Mr.. Beardsley's house and barn were var
ried seven or eight RODS from tneir Iound'
atoms. William Cocking's house vas u.
ken and nothing LETT but Q lew pieces OF
furniture. A sc~hool.house. About TWO
miles and . half east OF tho city, wn car
ried of. with tho teacher D Scholars
Two OF the scholars, . brother and sisper'
were killed. and inc tssehe. s,isnuy w
jured. Tho teacher. VINO hoioing ono Oh
the smaller scholars IN her arms, M
thrown several rods. most OF tne cnII'
dren were nnhurt. the storm IN no Wy
abatcd after 1t LETT the city, but seemeu 70
,nsrsa1e III ,Ir oo,sy' nromipsnt man,
Was Killed in the town Of waldwick. as
we'll a. me or two N~orwegians' whose
names are unkhowh'
MADISON, Iny a, xonn, ysrnon
~wiili,m Osborpo, vito and daughter.
seriously injured. Paoli-The family Of
A. +. Clarke. slightly injured. Oregon
The wife and children OF MT. McCarty'
badly injured. and MT. and MIS-. fIefe'
MORALLY. Montrose-The wife OF John
Galens. killed. and others badly injured
Drpro,. Nav 2l.-Willism Coates, an
.,a.witnsss IN t6s Mineral Point disaster,
I've ! ii.t of the iilled A follow; John
colem.n. Mr.. Leonard, Miss thinner and
two children. W children Of Mr.. Beards.
lev, Mr.. and Mrs. Boian, William Ooley
sni Mrs. Crsmer. Mr.. Coates gives .
orsnhic description of the scene, which
Sss thriliinr and distressing 10 the last
degree. He ststes that Mrs. Waller was
c,s,ied Inv tho poverfui hurricane 400 feet
into ths .ir and tben dsshed 10 the ground
+. ii,siss. cornss, Win her Iimbs broken,
shnas torn tram her feet and her person
,orrihiv h,nissJ
Muw.uxyx. NAV "a. - Considerable
damage WAS dope BY the storm In this VI
cinity. trees. glass aud wooden houses suf-
ferins mos'. No damage '" ins'
The cimbris's Onieers s~eassesiss.
ELLswoRru, NE. MAY A.-smAi par
Al. - n,..t.u aAioars arm laa wing tha