Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-03-29
the PATH Of the TORNADO.
streets Filled with Ruins.

lCONTlNUED FROM THIRD PA6E.
LOUISVILLE, March 29.-Market street this
evening looks like a ruined village. The de-
vastation Of this thsroughfare Ia nearly COM
plete. The following is nearly complete
list of the wrecked buildings:
No; 9ol. J; NJ. Gregory's building, occupied ny
Mrs. vever Hess as saloon, roof and upper Story
No. aOs, occupied by A. W. Ebben, badly dam
No. 80. adjoining White Brothers, meat Dealers
No. Oh, Occupied by J. G. Gohlke as Shoe store.
No 81. go, third floor crushed In and the tobacco
10. sss, +. asrsch. dry goods, roof Ss off,
No. e. A. simons roof on, rear do t~or middle
nI No. 81, a. J. Glover. and No. ss4, the W; B.
Trumbo company, furniture house. domoisned 10
10. $50, Z; We'll. dry goods badly damagsdc
walls were blown down.
No. e4s, meat shop, demolished.
Ed. Gill, saloon, southeast corner Tenth and
Market. rear Of house blown in
CIV: Becker, grocer, No. 1000 West Market street,
a. Mohn Son. chinaware, No. 1000, house ruined
No. i0Oz, B, GOLDSMITH, dry goods, badly damaged.
Nc. 1905, Mnlioy Brothers, teas and cofees, house
No. zoos. Isaac staughton, furnishing goods, COM
"; iSlS n; Cohen, merchant tailor. house utter
No 1919, Antonio Corles, fruits, place ruined.
No. 1918, Montgomery and Bailey, candy store
No. 1925 Baisch & Co., wall paper, upper part Of
No. 1880 Miss Kubah, dry goods house ruined.
No. 1882 button Installment company, furniture,
aeosss DOWN
house ruined above first floor.
No 1893, Frank Mettler. jeweler. rear of estab-
No 1910 -42, +. Heignig, chinaware, house ruined,
entirely blown in the rear.
mey, grocery whole rear and big warehouse ad
wrecked above and store badly damaged 's
No. i1os, Valknapp. hardware, building down In
No. lio4, Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea COM
pany, mrs y. B. Stigger hurt.
,n NO. US ETsd stoves YES and build Id
nm No MICS Iiss. s. AOaoh Baos,. wall paper, whole
street. belonging TO H. schieman. nearly a com
No. iil;, Frank oorso fruits, rear and upper par.
fatally Injured BY jumping from the thirdsssrS
No. INA, NJ: stssnberger. merchant tailor, build
Ne, llie. H. A. Arbor 8 Son, toys and stationery
No. Ills, a: a. AI6er. jeweler. building down in
No. iiaO. Philip Harmm, saloon. place nearly
No. llas. I. simm, ir halter, house smashed to
No: ils6, llss and 1850 Falls City hall and F. J
s%oaatns Into the H epars Ss' Ss
No. iiss, g. Winter, saloon, building wrecked ir
No: iisl, @. J. schanz, druggist building wrecked
No. iiss, O. Lazarus dry goods, building dam
No. 1888, corner Of Twelfth street, T. H. Watkins
Z Co, gsocers, badly damaged in the rear and
No. li2 Eleventh street, James Mellstt, residence
No. AIS Eleventh street. occupied as barroom
and grocery, completely ruined;
smashed to spllnters by failing Of No. 4ss ' '"''''
ii, No. 4sS, three-story brick residence, top story
J. 7. Crecelius q Co., drugs, Twelfth and Mark.
ct, wall blown Off Market strest side.
A. villiers shoes, Twelfth and Market, rear wall
Jerry turner, saloon, Twelfth and Market, un.
s xs Eleventh
Jacob Korb. Ninth and Market. completely
Mrs, Mrs Maxwo9d grocery Eighth and Market. un-
Miss A.. Clippell, saloon. No. 1880 West Market,
George B. Corbin. photographer, rear walls
blown down. II. 8, Robertson, residence, Eighth
and Market, RACED TO the ground.
Herbert williams, saloon, No 1is5 Market, rear
wall blown down in and unroofed.
RhOdes Furniture company, il47 Market street,
& Co, was, completeiy. razed to the ground. the
rQar xvoI1 all iran otnin otan
Airich, saiaon, No. si7 Market street, rear wall
blown In and unroofed. ~
blown In, unroofed.
Jabob T.. Gilliars, shoes, Ninth and Market, UNI
The storm seemed only to have swept Broadway
from Fifteenth to Ninth, but nearly all the houses
Of the on Cottages
low frame buildings escaped without serious in.
From Fifteenth to Sixteenth are mostly small
roofs were torn Off, but not great amount OF
hurt. From Sixteenth to Nineteenth However, the
destruction was terrible. Peter Smith and family,
psrlor when the storm burst with ali its fury The
building swayed and tottered and finally the walls
Ing crash. All Of the family renamed huddled IN
niture n the building was destroyed and the total
Adjoining is the residence of Mrs. Welsh, No.
1915. 1t was literally demolished. From the APP
Ing one could never suppose that only yesterday Il
was beautiful dwelling. By almost miracle the
members Of the family escaped. The loss will be
Mrs. John Brown lived at No. 1917. Her house
received the full force OF the first gust and the
walls bent and crumbed like SO much paper The
lady herself was caught by the falling timbers and
pinioned 10 the ground, but her husband succeeded
In extricatlng her. She was not seriously injured
Her home Ia mass OF ruins)
No. 1919, Mrs Shulte's fine two-story brick was
leveed and its contents . total loss. The members
OF the family opened the door and ran out when
they heard the crash thus barely saving their lives
The Cathode buildings at Seventeenth and
Broadway were the Sisters Home, tho Parochial
Heart church. They were all blown down, and
Sister Plus was buried In the ruins and killed.
All Of the other sisters escaped without injury.