New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-07-20

Flede!er, leg broken In two places, arm broken
VIM. Spoerhase, internal injuries and bad gcaln
wound, can not survive it is feared; A. schramm,
bad scalp wound and bruises, Carl sporer and Il
arm broken and internal injuries his recovery
doubtful; Mrs. Ludwig Kunz, wounded in head
she was picked up with her child in the City Gar.
den JOS GrGbner, arm and leg bruised and scalp
| wound: Not one Of the occupants Of the building
escaped unhurt. Mr.. Vogel lost his entire stock
OF liquors and cigars and household effects Loss
Jos Groebner, shop destroyed Loss placed at
H. Fiedeler's brick blacksmith shop entirely de-
stroyed. Dwelling badly damaged. Loss $780,
Settlers photograph gallery was struck by light
| ming and the sky light broken to pieces Loss
One corner Of H. .:siteinhauser s two story brick
| dwelling was knocked In and the whole building
| unroofed and otherwise damaged Loss $3.50
FIR. Engle's blacksmith shop and stable level
with the ground and his dwelling badly shattered
He places his loss at $500.
The beautiful City Garden is a complete wreck
The trees are all torn down and twisted out Of
shape The front Of the building was blown in
roof torn of and furniture demolished The north
wall Will have to be taken down and rebuilt Mr.
Muller places his loss at $1,000.
Mr. schram's frame building was unroofed and
otherwise damaged: The stable torn down and
completely demolished. The loss is plseed at
t9oo; MI schsamm was taken out Of the building
1
received but slight injuries horse was taken
| away with Fredmsn's stable and blown into Mr..
| Schramm's house, distance Of 100 yards but
! strsnge to say was not killed.
Joseph Baer's one and half story brick dwell.
at $soo, $500 : ''''> - 1''' ''e'ua'es u's LOSS
Mr. Jos. Vogel's two story frame saloon and
| dwelling was partially unroofed and drencheil
is scattered to the four winds Mr. Vegel pntsi his
loss at 800 dol
Aug. Hellmann's veneered dwelling escaped
comparatively uninjured, but his stock shed was
is to be seen in Hellmann:s stable. A huge oak
! snl lox1o inches was blown endwise into
nearly p Sae po. an' as Saasd
was blown through the roof of his wagon maker
shop IN similar manner: A large piece ofhpard
residence, cutting it's way through the roof as
clean as It could have been done with knife
The board is yet sticking through the roof.
Col Pfenders splendid brick dwelling is badly
! damaged. The roof on the south side was entire.
Ss s
surrounded the house. are now all twisted out of
! shape and broken Oft. The stable is also almost
complete lS wreck The Colonel estimates his loss
John Bellms two story residence was unrooted
and his stable blown down. He places his loss at
$500.
Paul Hits dwelling was partially unroofed.
Loss about $40,
| Mr.. John Kramps log dwelling house is nearly
a total loss, as also is his stable He places his
damages at &40O.
| FIR Drush's dwelling was unroofed and stable
demolished. Loss $500.
Maria schulz's stable was laid low, as also was
the we'll house: Chtmneys were blown off the
| house and windows broken. a large picket fence
was blown away. She places her loss at s3Qtss
Peter Emmer loss on dwelling $50. Hi1nSelf
injured on head by flying timbers Not danger.
] Mr. Xeddendorfs one and half story brick
dwelling was RACED to the second floor Every.
thing on the second floor was destroyed or car
:ied away. He estimates his loss at $500, includ.
Ing stable which is complete wreck.
Otto Knehn's two story brick dwelling leveled
to second story floor. Stable completely ruined
Loss $780, sz
Gerard shapekam one and half story frame
dwelling gutted Loss $780,
John Koch's brick residence almost completely
ruined Furniture and bedding scattered oyer the
pfelrie ana lost. he places his loss at S19cJ
Loss $500 ''s : 1853 49, - ~ 'u'ne0
Two story brick dwelling Of Mr. L,,eth unroof.
ed and otherwise damaged. Loss $500.
John schapekam' 9 fine brick residence is to.
tai wreck: Loss on building and contents $1,000.
Blacksmith shop unroofed; loss 300.
John hirsch, dwelling completely demolished
1 s ! Z
North side brick school house level with the
ground. Loss 81 600. -,
VIM. Emerich, frame residence badly damag-.
| ed. Loss $780, 80
John Bobleter, dwelling and stable unroofed
and blown down. Loss $3.50. 3 o.
Court House un1oofed and glass broken, sl1Oo.
Claus Niemer, stable blown down.. Loss 300.
The Catholic church. a solid brick structure,
was unroofed, the steeple and bells thrown into
the street ana otherwise damaged. The new pa
tirely destroyed. The parsonage was also some.
what damaged. Total loss, s., $40. s
Henry Cordes House and stable totally de-
stroyed. Loss $500. IS
JOS Dembach. Stable destroyed, brick house
nnroofed and wagon blown away. He places his
loss ct $225 : ~ =
Herman Exner. House and new stable destroy
Loss $500. 80.
ing at 50 doll.
Christ. Filzen. Roof on. stable taken away and
house damaged to the extent Of $45. as
Is Louis Franks estate. Frame dwelling house
and stable totally destroyed Loss 1000.
John Geo. Haas. Stable destroyed, kitchen ID.
Ken away. ana house damaged. Losss sos
Jacob Hottingers frame stable was destroyed
and house damaged. Loss 30 dol.
Mrs. Hartneck. House and stable nnroofed. ],
Damage $500 S. $50
u Herrenderter Stable blown down. anl house
slightly damage d. Ssl .css $40. ss
Chas, Hornburg Stable totally destroyed and
house daunaeed Is Aoss &20O.