Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-17

skull broken in, and nearly stripped Of all
clothing, and only one, boot on.
Mrs. Hiram Johnson, found about twenty
rods south west of her dwelling, partly Sit
ting up in the water Of q slough, with her
left thigh broken in two places, and her
right arm in one. When found she was
supporting her child with he left arm. Tbs
child was dead, and had been caught By the
mother while floating down the slough
Her clothing was nearly all torn of, and
even her finger and earrings taken of, still
there is hopes Of her recovery.
THE WOUNDED. a
Mr.. Handy was badly hurt across ths
hips, and otherwise bruised. Her daughter,
aged seven years, severely hurt inwardly.
They are both in a critical condition.
Lewis Rappellee, senior, badly bruised
on different parts of his body.
Mrs. Rappallee's side, face and back,
badly bruised. She had her clothing torn
and a string Of beads taken from around her
neck. 1850 d.
Lewis Rappcl.ee, Junior, bruised on the
head and right hip, cut on the left side, Mr..
Rs house was the first that the wind took,
and he is unable to find anything Of furnl-
ture and clothing. Mrs. Rappellee was
badly bruised, and her little girl had the hair
on the right side Of her head cut of abort,
without injury. sr.. ...-
Samuel Johnson had his right leg snd
four ribs broken. His son, aged 9years,
badly cut on the head and otherwise
bruised. .-.-. -.
Elisha Godfrey and wife, considerably
bruised, but not seriously. Miss Maria
Godfrey was found under stick Of timber
eight inches square and thirty-six feet long.
She is badly bruised, but will probably re-
cover. Miss Catharins Godfrey badly in
jured. f
The wife Of VIM. J. Beck, pastor of the
NJ. E. Church, had her side crushed in, and
ribs broken loose from the spinal bone; her
recovery is doubtful. Their child, month,
old, was dangerously injured.
Miss Sherwood, from near Galesburg, had
large splinter in her hip, which had to be
drawn out with pair OF pincers.
Sarah Ostrom, widow woman, from near
Cameron, aged sixty years, had an arm end
shoulder broken, and severely bruised 9TH
erwise.
]. n. Mccartney had a shoulder broken
or dislocaied, and otherwise badly bruised.
His wife was badly bruised but no bones
broken. Samuel Mccartney, both arms
broken; one will probably have to be ampu-
lated. John Mccartney, leg broken, and
Otherwise injured.
Mr.. Hushs, had his shoulder and breast
bone broken, and otherwise badly cut and
bruised. His recovery is doubtful.
DR.. A. B. Yoho, wife and children, badly
bruised and cut, but not seriously.
Widow McWiIliams, badly bruised, but
not seriously. Hiss Harriet McWilliams,
had her skull broken, and on Tuesday the
brains were oozing out. No hopes of her
recovery. Thomas McWilliams, horribly
bruised but no bones broken. VIII proba-
bly, recover. .,....
Joshua sheets, badly injured in the chest;
recovery doubtful. -- -s.--......... .........
Mr.. Cook, slightly injured. -. -
R. B. McWiliiams, wife and three chill
dren, badly bruised. So. ...5,,..'5.
Horace Sawyer, medical student, very
badly injured.
Jacob Brazleion, seriously injured; recovery
doubtful. Also his two sons, Frank and
George, both badly hurt; wife killed.
freeman Terrence, school teacher, badly
injured. ..- ..
Ym. E. Thompson, badly injured. Two
children badly irjured-One has leg bro
KEN. .......
- Jacob Smith, had right arm smashed at
the elbow, besides other injuries; his wife
badly injured; she had number Of splinters
and piece of glass four inches long taken
out of her bod". Child slightly injured.
LindeY Keshaw badly bruised.
Miss Elizabeth Kelshaw, back broken
and otherwise seriously injured. Mrs. Kel-
shaw and grand daughter, badly bruised
and cut: '-
James Worman, injured in the chest.
=. Seymour Salisbury, father, brother and
all, more or less bruised.
Jeremiah Clark, wife and two children,
badly bruised and cut, bit not dangerously.
Benz. c. Davis, was carried about fifteen
rods and landed in slough, without other
injury than a few bruises, and clothes near.
ly all stripped of.
Wallace Ferguson, carried over fifteen
rods through the air and only received
few bruises. s-...
Mr.. Willard Hurd, and son ten years
old. were found sbou, forty rods northwest
Of their house, Mr.. H. was badly bruised,
and has large hole in the LETT side, which
exposes his .lnngs, besiaess number OF ribs
broken. His recovery is very aoiblful.
Mrs. Burton, Collar bono croken.
Joseph Banister was carried some dis
lance, and let down badly bruised, and IL
About nine miles southwest from Eilis0n
three houses were blown down, and Mrs.