The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-12

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Cuba. our people became sppreheuaivs sh.,
We would have gale in frw dayA aid -
drifting cloud was regarded with insen~. -
iety and interest. but the weather "a.
markedly clear and calm unil P,,a.
when il became clo1dy Rain 49,, :.
fall IN the evening. continuing almost wi,ho.,
CESSATION through the night, aud SATURDAY. -.
ushered in with low threatening clou<i. ran a..
some wind Towards the MidiIe Of The C..
noon the rain became heavier and The v;,s
grew stronger. and BY fur oclock in The a.
noon the rain WAS falling in torrents and Al.
wind blowing almost contlnuouslv aud f,,s
Ously- This alarming state Of affairs existed A..
I'll about 8 O'Clock al night. when Tie s,uru
broke firth in all lis fury. and lasted for lhr-
four hours All day, and until the full force a
the gale came. The wind was rum the cas-. bu,
al er o'ciock II began 10 change 10 The s.susb-
east and finally got roun1 90 the south.
Most Of the Timing o. the ROOT II The y-w
Hotel was rolled up and bl0wn of. and m.
plsstering In the third story WAS somewhat IN.
jurrd- The building viii be repaired At oncs.
The new brick Episcopal Church. eorp-r NJ
Monroe aud Call streets. was also serioasly N.
jured- One Of the South windows was blow.
in, and the force Of the wind inside Of ne buLI
ing blew OUT the west gable end
The tin rOOf of Minis brick black On CI;,,o.
street, was ruled up from Que side Of The bn;,a
ing Q" The other, and most OF il landed IN H.
street. The small building adjoining. owned a,
Mr.. Z. B. Clark, Was also unrOoGed. The ~,
one story Of the Kindon brick building. cam,
of Jefferson and Adams Streets Was demoli,h.t
and the north wall Of the main building "a,
started from its place. GalIie's Hail was p.r-
TALLY unrooied, As vas the building Of M
Lively. ON Monroe street, occupied by NJ
Aarun Levy The slate roof OF the store Il Mr.
ers Il German was also injured
The one-story portion Of the Presbyterisu M.
sonage, the property of Mr.. J. b. Collins. "a.
blown down.
The twostOry lodge bailding Of the Mar
Sowell tcolOredD Benevolent Society, on coIl-r.
Hill, was totally wrecked
The large, new Carpenter shop Of the p c A
w. X r. Company was partially uuroolsd
The tin rOof Of the steam gin near the depot "a,
almost totally blown Cd. and portions Of The Fool
of the factory were torn up
Many other business houses and private ~
d,nces in disereaI parts Of the cry we're mur
or less damaged BY The breaking Of wisdou.
and the blowing Of Of the tops of chimasyS &c
A large oak tree, standing near The New Huas
WAS blown down. and just missed the soushens,
corner Of the building
Two steers were killed In the xiciniir Il
Cobb's stable. They were owned By = coIorsd
man. who narrowly escaped death fIom the ~
ing debris.
An aged cOlnred woman, living jast beyond
the city limits on the west. being alone VIA
sick child, took il IN her arms. and started Sra
neighbOr's house while The. storm Ezs q -
worst The old woman kH into = .irzp dIlch.
where she Was lOund Sunday morning wah her
skull broken and the child dead The chld
was drowned ana the woman Is net expecsed -
recover
In all parts Of the city fencrs we're blsEa dDEn.
trees prOstraied in every diTeciion. and arg
limits torn from the hugh OAK ir-ez Ia l1e CIV
Cemetery one Of the largest oaks E4s upEsosed.
and two Of The large oaks IN Iht@Capiial Eard
were broken OF several feet aboEe me grUsnL
On the high hsll, zbouI one ME ssulh e ~
city. the new cottAEe Of Mr. Alberi Paskzs 49,
levrled with The earth
A urge oak tree frIl across "ne ouraer q Lhe
residence Of Captain Porter. en- lh- Geurgr h
Walker place, breaking IN The r1af znd 01heE-
wise injuring the buIldiag
4 house on the farm 81 JuliEe RiPpsg. $50
east of the city, Eas partially wrecked
The harm OF Mr. Z W Gamhle. - Le
ConfevilIe. Was bl1wn to<n and = E-gua a.
molisbed
o.. the plzniztion ol Mr. gah1 p Rsi-r1s Eauz
niles west al town, lzrgr muIe sd Ezs e.
mOlisIed two Wagons deslroFed f.ur te1zezl
houses and Two carn cribs bigEn duEa Mr.
Roberts SAYS he had zbaui Ten hzlez At cuGEa
in the 6eld
On the farm uf Mr. WF Ban. Ewo 49,
ives. Two buildings ~sre Destroyed sd hG
others badly damaged
The gin hause 81 M G. " Szzs.. 81 -
planiAiisn three and h4lr 1lI= w=< q TX
CRY, was blown dsWH- A IenzlenE haa@ Ens
also destroyed
Mr. ). J. Fieming. HEag en- lhe O1k4zkan-r
river. Iasl has gin b0as-
Tie saE-miIl a Ssrickl4n5 q aAnl-z- 1-4-
The iron bridge. an fhr Ockhckm=- uEzr. Wzz
badly damaged
Advices from the caunlry are % he eEzez EAnf
The storm Eas very severe IN Al dEzS1s-
fences and Er-z sere hioHz 49,.
stock killed and mziasI and s11= p<zs@<
Eerrly Injured-l=gs aaa Arms brak=a-sU -
iesIths are reported
All crops have suEeTed marre o. 60 ezra and
'ugar-canr b-ing bls~n dsEa aai TX ap@1G-
an whipped out and iFiug 80 lne grua.d h
snrn can be ~av-d 9ishsa1 ma -. - .
cared that the c.nr and cs1ina cr-1ps aEE 10y
injured
SINE af uur oidrst ci1izzns szy lhM1 - $50
II Saturday niShi exc-eaed II anrzxins sd fz9
he m-mor die rquinsxizl Eai- af $780, -.
l67S. and Was the srEerzG expere1ce1 b -
'sciion since Is42 In lhe esnlr.l pr e ~
'ity the grn~rnl appezrznce On Susazg 1o1lg
Is in 1879. bar in tn western p1rrisn n.e 80
RAJ outlaak gHEe unmislak4his egideac< ~
nare injury was suszAin-d fh=re
Al Quincy The slarm rzg-d Eilh Er=zl Eiaa-lre
Hssusrs. trees AM feaczs Wers pruslnst=d. sd -
'ourssr the craPs are cnrreapauingiy az@AEu1
Two deaths are Eepar1e1 from lhai placG- A
,ssIarrsl xuman Was Euund drMd IN Ne sErzeas.
md a negr0 nan was drowaed IN re cuaaEry-
FOREIGN NEWA
L0xDox. September a-GensnI Wl<aT
the war 0f1ce fEum a puint lAr=s a11