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

Charitysdone all in their power to re.
lief the poor victims Of the terrible
tempest. and before darkness had set
IN nearly or quite every person wound
ed had been taken care of.
The first effects Of the tornado were
felt in the northern part of the town,
among the modest residences Of the
laboring portion of the community.
These were somewhat scattered, but
within less than two minutes were all
either carried off bodilysor leyeled to
the ground. Over hundred dwell.
llngs. all Of modest pretentions. were
absolutely swept away on the wings Of
the wind, and several hundred people
rendered homeless and penniless. Fur
niture, clothing and bedding was car
rled away in the general destruction,
and very many saved nothing except
the clothing they had on at the time.
Trees and vegetation were RACED even
with the earth Mimi. Street and
Broadway the two principal thorough
fares were blockaded by the debris of
the destroyed buildings.
The following is list of those that
were killed and wounded in New Ulm.
KILLED.
Albert Eggert' Died in half hour.
Son OF Eggert, aged S years. Instantly.
Elenora Reitz, aged 10 years. Beheaded
Annie Lieash, aged 10 years.
II. Fiedeler Died on Sunday morning
from injuries received.
Bertha Werner. Killed by lightning.
WOUNDED.
WIN. Spoerhas badly, cut about
head and internal injuries. Improving
and will recover.
Jos. Kunz, fracture of humorous and
ribs, with internal injuries. Improy.
ing.
Mr.. Tomashko, severe injury to
shoulder and back. Improving.
John Siebenbrunner, severe internal
injuries and has diffused peritonitis.
Condition very low, but is holding his
own with a fair prospect Of recovery
Ida Leasc'l, badly burned and les
broken. Getting along nicely.
| Mrs. Kate Resell, of Chicago, severe
cut on neck and badly burned. Frac.
tured .Maxi]la. Improving.
Mrs: Schlichting, ankle broken and
bad internal injuries. Improving.
Mrs. A, Eggert left shoulder dislo
Gated, bad bruises and wounds.
Mrs. Geo. Tauer collar bone broker
and otherwise badly bruised.
Son Ut Geo. Tauer, face badly cu1
and bruised. He nearly had both ear.
cut OF. Improving.
Mrs. Geo. Vogel, ribs broken, wounl
on foot, fracture of one ieg and othe,
injuries. Will recover.
Son Of Geo. Vogel, scalp wound anG
system generally badly shattered
Another son Of Geo. Vogel is slight
ly hurt.
FIR. Becker, II years, son of Johr
Becker in Milford, wounded in leg b1
a piece OF board and nearly all the flesh
IN calf OF leg torn of, also wounded II
! one hand. Was carried half a BLOCK
through the air.
Daughter Of Gustav Lueck. wound
ed on head and other bruises.
Son Of Gustav Lueck, scalp wound
and symptoms Of arrangement of brain
Mrs. Tornasko, fracture Of leg and
toes Of one foot. ribs broken.
Albert Retz, shoulder dislocated.
Mrs. Retz, left arm broken twice.
fingers on right hand broken and in.
ternal injuries. Recovery doubtful.
Wilhelmina Werner, struck by light
ming, the electric fluid burning he,
hair, face and body clear to her feet.
John Swenscn horrible scalp wound,
This boy is aged II years, has neither
father, mother, sister or brother
Lives IN Nlcollet Co. but was injured
in New Ulm.
Mrs. Gustav Lueck, slightly injured,
John Helm blown away with house,
Not seriously injured.
Carl Schreck. back, leg and one arm
badly bruised.
VIM. Bochum, injured in side, head
arm and leg. Carried away with house
Mrs. Bochum, injured on breast.
head and back.
Florian Hess bruised by a fall.
John Langmack, injured on foot.
Carl Kleiner, badly bruised on hand
and arm. He was buried in the ruins
OF Hauonstein brewery.
Julius Schramm, arm broken and
foot sprained. Was carried through,
the air.
Carl Sporer, bruised and cut.
~ year old son of Carl Sporor badly
bruised.
Mrs. Lud. Kunz, wounded in head.
Jos. Groebner, arm and leg bruised
and scalp wound. Not serious.
Albert Schramm, bad scalp wound
and bruises.
Peter Bartle, foot hurt. He laid on
prairie with his child beneath him
during the whole storm.
12year old child Of Er.. Baasen serl.
ously injured.
l4month old child Off. Baasen also
injured badly.
II. Nichols scalp wound and
bruises. He was buried in the ruins
of Rosskopf's livery stable.
John Schapekam, badly bruised. He
crawled into an old cellar where he
remained suntil storm subsidized.
John Werner, shoulder dislocated.
Leonard Gulden, IA years old, dislo.
cation of ankle joint.