New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-24
CIRCUS TENTS BLOWN DOWN
ACCIDENTS CAUSED ny 4 HURRICANE IN NORTH
FRN Syw-YORK STAFF.

10y TELEGRAPH 70 rHf TRIBUNE
RICVFIFrD SPRINGS July 23.-Washburn
ard Han'inzs circus and mcnagerie gave exhibition
here this afternoon, and the tent was crowded.
Richly dressed ladies' aid prety dreeeed children hIe'
al the reser-s seats Jus, grand round OF applAc'e
bad been given 20 couple OF a'rshat' the centre Pi'
lifted from its scck,t and taking an angling course
the but slid underneath the scsts and IN ano'"'r
stan; ID" tom lf,rd Ike open umbrella ana Ie ma.
70 ne Ground sides aut al, the pole llh< ~ 80.
star oi so, inI lumoinS nnnGr.I rn5er n
sio'nh which fortunately was not iar. \ hui's' ~
hurrr,re hsi qtrirk me teu7 tearing the menagcrie
cHn as 20 pieces Aai prOsJritm- tn nam On" W 10 l'
grp1nd HWdr2s n g=yly -igcsset children were com
pl'-I 10 crawl rom under me canvas on IrT n ~,
Nnd Kare.. only 20 meet atcrri' hai 'oriA. o'.l|tn IN
rain m torrents They ons r-fn-' N o"rs ana 80 m
help arrived ir.rlne rru4srrl1p soon followed an
II wss fu7-'puen'y as.rr-7nsd that ~ isntnlZ ny
s-u"k Hsl c1ftag' ~ me ROOT lca2cd 10 ne doorD
tearing ie n .ce. and - lu.y rii lhk Ihr DEL
Then tearing the II side casing almost IN pec'' ID 5h
The hurricane caught Julius Taylor ;uo miles from
here a. he was driving load " lny n'" ms blrl ~
h, rrdcav,r to stop thc l0'd from rinnnf 'eH Nar'
tho ,-lu oyt: !Iu crushing MS lr- apN trI t'l
breaking -r, era ~ h., ribs. Dr. Graz" Gays H' may
T,.r-.- BARN. three miles from here. VI. entirely
demolished. ana another tao m.e, away Va tl.n' .
hi. N'' W'u ~ r'r+ ''' iI,S.i - =, . ,,.,.,l
Ecpo.t -.r ho surrouHin- elite. state that Oboe hjrr
oIl, r.. general. with .t. centre over thi- village.
NAnDprlY r-'.rl>G AZ ELEPHANT STAMPEDE.
fsrIxls,E,rI 20 TIE rgmrt&l
lI'ln ~ Ne ] OF HtllF -'s-tA' wv ' E '''
e-e71ut race ,f uaruu-u'i afternoon performance {
Cor .4uIt o-l u, heavy thunderstorm win wind ara
r,a Co., urral BEFORE .ru'nZ could ne given one id'
o. "a, ,.fcu. ten. anil cover torn into ribbons A
r..fi' lte1r made by M employ' 20 lower
t .rt4- luf before ti'' could be done th' VIVA i'e'
p.ec..,.. rIatiue pole. with H. Wockng p"nir rtht
and .cf s1d neral rn1'c c0su"d women '.f'.. y
and faint .lH.. dr4p.hug their children. rIn ~ 10 ~
u,rI. peur" w.r, trruped up"n. oth'f' ''r
knocked d,wa by the swinging po'a. ntd cHi'
All w.-, fotard h} uIe ram "hc" ''.
m f.r-ui' 1h" animals 10 tt' m't
uu ts..I h.su-t ruc cgy -ttrtcd outside ii-i l' FOL"
u'..s vc-r 'oose and Lug leads 81 p.op.r 'o
10 tlr woods. some din.u'y was h1p VII" l'
ELEPHANT. uIt obey we're soon under c1niio' \ .-'a
number OF pe.,ols bruised and injured .uh' ''
WI On ,,rr. takeu to tne AruO House Al tll' W1ih-
five have been reported a. seriously " not id HJ '
mr,L g. Brown. prJpnetJr 0i the Marathon Ilou'", u
his ARIA broken. head cnt and spine iu'sp
A. soon o. fLc news reached Tue 10
the are lsu was sounded AID p""r,e
rI-n-l half criz.d 10 t4e circI' st'"l''
i..l.,r Tor friends and reli ifes Ne
performance given on the occasion. iW' ''H ,''
~, la, tEeir I.., all ret'r $1,000 HAD tls .rc'i
o-cur~ n.talfes earlier. the elephant men PER
ina would have srarpcdcd aud many hYos Wo"d uI
dJuDtedly have been Lost.