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

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age $500. :. -
& Mr. G. " A. Krool's one and half story frame
s,o1e snn boarding house was unrooed glass bro
hoss 70 buildings and contents 94OO
;;Landenschlager places his loss to his tin and
hardware store ut $500.
Mrs Il. Bergman's building was partially I'M.
rooted and otherwise injured. Loss 500.
aug. Hollis new two story veneercd building,
JUST completed, was partially nnrooied The brick
On On inc north side wall was also half torn down.
nis new stable was RACED TO the ground His loss
Will be about 500.
baa Mhoqss pro
a ny 1ylng timbers. His stable was RACED to the
ground Loss to buildings and contents $500
=. " endlng's bakery is slightly damaged. 3s5.
Matthias Miller's one and half story brick resi-
a tle adjoining Jacob Brnss residence, is the
The rear wall Of the building and the south side il
level with the ground and the balance OF the walls
are isveed with the second floor The contents Of
me upper part Of the building We're scattered to the
!o9r winds: The children took refuge in Thiesen's
building adjoining Mr. Miller says his loss is
ing -
The south side school house is unroofed and 9th
!.
at IS. s'0Sekef' estimates his loss by the cyclone
The root on Baptist Carl's brick building wae
slightly damaged Loss probably s25.
The two story brick residence Of FIR Hers was
tnrn na anu ceilings damaged The stable
estimates his loss at $3.50.
Mr. John Winkelmsn's three brick residences
were all unroofed, and nearly all the furniture
bedding and clothing on the second floor was car
rled away Loss placed at $500.
Henry ke!ler's frame residence partially unroof
ed Loss trifing, probably Is dol.
!onn drae1's hne brick residence was unroofed
Plastering knocked from ceilings and otherwise
damaged. Loss placed at goo.
Albert Held's residence unroofed carpenter sho,
moved OF foundation and out houses demolished
Damage $50 :
" unroofed, chimneys torn down, and other wis,
damaged. Loss placed at 500.
John Ienske's hoase moved Of foundation, eta
6!e razed TO the ground and otherwise demolished
Damage 4a60. -
The roofon Mrs. schmidt's brick residence VA
nearly wholly destroyed. Loss placed at $3.50,
Capt Nix places his loss on residence. slaueht
house and stable 1t $3.50. Massive timbere Wer
wrenched from their lastenings on the Turner Hal
ana Court House roofs and carried through the ali
distance OF nearly two blocks and then hurle,
against the captains stable, completely demolish
ing 1t. His meat market also suffered damaQ
amounting to $50
J. Mueller's stable blown down Totslloss o,
residence and stable $50.
DR. Berry thinks $3.50 will nearly cover his loss
His stable IN total wreck. but his residence snf
| fered less severely. -
subilia's old photograph gallery was lifted III
bodily and thrown into r. Fischer,s yard, bury
ing John Palmquist beneath the debris Loss Of
building and contents 500.
r. Fischers frame residence suffered slight loss
estimated at $50. 80 s7@o,S.-7'
The Union Hall was unrooted and the buildin,
hooded. The damage to building and Mr.. Haus
DORIS furniture, including his Orchestrion, will
| reach So, 900.
Anton Ziehr suffered slight loss, estimated abou
500. :, 49, e'N - ~00'
Jos. Schneider, saloon unroofed stable demolisl
ed windows broken and residence somewhs
damaged. Loss $3.50. L,
Seven horses were buried in the ruins OF Chas
Rosskopf's livery stable, but only one was killed
| Mr.. Rosskopf lost all his buggies and wagons bu
one, and estimates his loss at $500
Geo. Vogel's new frame saloon and resideuc
was entirely demolished, and nothing but part 9
| the lower floor can.b recognized. There wer
thirteen persons in the building when it went
pieces the following receiving injuries, one hay
Ing proved fatally John siebenbrunner, not eS
! Eected to live; Geo. Vogel badly bruised; Mr.
] Vogel, two ribs broken and flesh wound in rigb
leg. two children of Mr. Vogel, one quite bad:
Fiedeler, leg broken in two places, arm broken
VIM. spoerhase, internal injuries and bad seal
wound, can not survive it is feared; A. schramm
! bad scalp wound and bruises, Carl Sporer and ]
year old son. the latter badly injured; Jos. Kun,
doubtful; Mrs: Ludwig Kunz, wounded in head
she was picked up with her child in the City Gal
den; JOS Groebner, arm and leg bruised and seal
escaped unhurt Mr. Vogel lost his entire sto ,.
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