The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-01
The xn,,inno,a Disaster.

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ther reports from lni'anola. Texas, present a
sad picture of that place, which was devasta.
ted by the recent cyclone and Il ,od. Houses
lie broken down and piled ore upon another,
the most notable among them being the
wreck Of the Episcopal church, lying imme-
diatcly on the bank of bayou, eight block
distant from i's size. The place is now diVi-
dcd by bayous formed By the flood from
the bay into three districts, a number
Of smaller bayous also cut by the waves
interesting them. There are not more than
twelve houses left standing. aud ia lives
were lost. Large contributions for Indian.
ola and the coast sufferers have been received
at Galveston. .-.r
LIST CT tbs LOST.
Whites: Mrs. Kelley and child, Mrs. Nor.
rison, Mrs. Hurd ard four children. Captain
Samuel Barton, Fred. Golf.rt, Rev. Mr..
Jope. Mrs. Mary Jope, Miss Anna Jope, Miss
Jessie Jope, Davenport Lee, TWO orphan boys
with Rev. 4. Jope, Max Hollis and wife.
Mrs. Emory Foot and child, Mrs. Smith and
Miss Smith, Jimmie Collins. jog. Contret,
Mrs. Contlet, Miss Contrct, Rev. A. Ham
berg tGerm1n Mehodis'). Mrs. HamberS
and one child, Mrs. McGrath and son
Willie. Miss Josie Conrey, Master John
Courey, two daughters of Simons, a stranger
found III DIR Captain ShepplrC's house. Mrs.
Madden and three children, Mrs. Willie Col
lin and two children, Miss Kebecra Hanna,
Thomas Harrison and children, Mrs. K. Z.
Moore and child Of Corrinue Mfller, Colo
rel Peters. wife aud son, J. j. Schmidt, f.
Winklcman, d. Mcmahon and two children
Of Mrs. Cahil, Mrs. Mike Braunan and two
children, Miss Lizzie Mirler, G. S. Walker
and wife and four children, two children OF
Thomas Ii. Clements, Captain +. w. H.
.Jone, and wife, of Masgonda Island;
three children Of Alexander Cold.
Mrs. Ernest and child, Jsmes Strong.
Ethan CLARK, Mrs. Perry and daughter,
two sailors below the bayou. List
of the lost at Sauria, Drcrow's Point, and
the two lighthouses George Humphrey
and wife and one child, Captain William
Nichols AID wife aud one child, Mrs. Sw arlz,
Of Indianola; DIR. j. II. Leake. Mrs. Leia
Cotfin. j. }. McCreary, John Nichols and
wife, joseph B IliIgS, wife, and son; Cap
tain William Hill, wife, son Johnny, and two
daughters, LIZZIE and Mary; Captain Tbom's
Decrow aud wife. Miss Rebecca Cherry. Ro-
bert Decrow, Miss Annie Walker. Louis Ad-
klns, Thomas Mayne. DR.. J. Hall, Captain
Hicks, Csptsin Smith, Of the schooner Res
cue; Mrs. John Humphrey, two children,
anu LIZZIE Mitchell.
TIE following is partial list OF losses at
Indianola:
The Great Western. Texas and Pacific
Railroad Company, 500 600; II. Kugle d
Co.. wholesale grocers, &C., $4,000; HucE
Il Brothers, general merchants, $4,000;
II. !. Huck, lumber dealer, $4,000;
j. Z. Mitchell. .hardw dealer, SIS 900;
David Lewis, druggist and grocer. $40. 900 !;
d. H. Reagan, wholesale dry goods, $40, 600:
II. tier, agricultural implements and iron.
$40, 900; c. W. Short, hide dealer. 81 100;
l.. Alexander, dry-goods dealer, 1900; c.
Viamure, liquor dealer, $1,000; d. Sulli-
| van, Wholesale grocer, $4,000; L. c. War;
& Co., wholesale hardware, $4,000; Is. A.
| Hoyt, tin and stoveware, $4,000; william
WeStbotf 6 Co., lumber ard sash merchants,
$4,000; the Carter House Hotel, Sc 0G0;
james Morrison. grocer and ship chandler,
Sl5. 900; w. 4. Hogan. crockery, S6, 1000; r.
l.. Bcissner, grocer. s. 900: Morgrn's wharf,
railroad bridge, $4,000; Runge Il Shep'
herds wharf, 10000; General William b.
W oodward'S residence. furniture, a..
80 400; Henry Shepherds residence. So, 600;
-. X. Woodward's residence and furniture,
81 900; J. Con'rel's buildings, $1,000; S. b.
Burbank'S residence, $1,000; W. II. Grain,
furniture and library, s., 900; D. G. Proctor,
residence. furniture, and library, $4,000:
Andrew Eidelbaugb, residence and Shipyard,
$1,000; Thomas McCoppin, residence and
sblpIard, $4,000.