Correspondence Of the American Republican,


WASHINGTON, April &c, 1915.
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The unusually sudden and severe gust otyos-
,ciday, has blown down climncys, signs sta
hles, fences, trees and polls, in various parts OF
the city and Georgetown. About 7 O'Clock
las, night, the lightning struck a chimney on
the dwelling of Mr. Quigly, at the Navy Yard
tore the mantle piece into fragments and struck
down young Mr.. Quigly and his sister who
were sitting in the room at time the electric
duid entered the apartment. | understand that
Mr.. Quigly recovered last night; but Miss
Quigly, although much better, was not recov-
cred this morning. The lightning at the same
tine killed COW, that was in field at no
great distance from Mr., Qnigly's residence.


4 boy named J. ID. Hill was drowned to-day
n the Potomac, while fishing at LeuoX S wharf,
n this city, METROPOLIS.