Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-19

erything to the ground, leaving but
portion of half . dozen houses on Q ter.
ritory OF ten blocks which were before
cove red with the finest residences IN the
city. Tho houses of many well-to-do
merchants-over one ehundred-were laid
waste and Of many of them almost
nothing remains. They were valued at
fully $250.O0O. The Iowa college and
dormitory, stone and brick structures.
with library. etc.. we're valued at $780,
600. The following 10 . List Of tho dead:
Mr.. Phipps and child.
Miss Eva Morton.
Mrs. Cues and son, 10 years old.
Thomas Burgett, student Of Deep riv.
E. b. Chase, student Of Storm Lake.
Miss Abbie Agard, student. ..
w. II. Frye, brakeman G., r. I. 4 p.
r. r.
Mrs. Fanderburg.
Mrs. Collier.
Mrs. Bough.
Mrs. Ellen Hough.
Mrs. Vanderbilt.
Fairfax Clements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Decon.
W. N. & Mrs. Ford.
Miss Upton Affords.
Mrs. b. B. ToEten.
Mr. Alexander's little son.
Infant son Of Mrs. Hough.
Mn. Ariswsla Wilder.
Miss Boyer:
Hattie ftnan.
Mrs. Liebe.
Mrs Hovard's little son.
O.S. James, his wife and Two daugh.
ters, west Of the town.
Mr.. q. ]. Boyer.
Jshn Dlesnsns, conductor Of the Chi.
cago, r. I. Z p. r. r -s@.pT
Mr.. Guthries infant child
The following are wounded:
Thos. shscklsy, badly bruised.
Ars. Shackley 10 seriously. If not fatal
". injured.
Miss Mary shsckley had limb broken
Mrs. Cue is seriously injured. and it il
thought she cannot recover.
Mr.. Ed Griswold il badly ont sbou
The head and several persons in the hous,
Of Nathanells were injured; Nathaniel
fatally.
Nh. Nathauish slightly.
Wilson Ellis seriously.
Mrs. Wilson Ellis seriously.
Dora, Fannie and james Ellis, aged
thirteen, ten and five years respectively
seriously injured.
Mrs. g. w. Nichols seriously hurt; hel
two little Daughters slightly.
Henry Pitmsn injured; one girl dead
. boy injured and another badly hurt
!.is wife slightly, and vife'' sister serioasl!
Andy Reinforth.
8. Stow and wife badly hurt.
| Mrs. Piere was blown over . block in
to window, and quite badly injured.
Clendenin, wife and child seriously in
|jured. MI. q. only badly bruised; Wife
thigh out Of place; boys face fearful,
mashed and eye put out.
! Mrs. F. G. Taylor not expected TO live
I Mr.. Terry, collar bone broken; wif
hurt. III
MI. Cullerson'a son seriously injured
| Ike Mincer hurt. wife badly injured.
\ John Curtis, seriously injured.
\ Mrs. William A. Reed, Of Des Moinee
Mrs. Merril's mother, was very serious
" injured; Walter and Annette YER
painfully but not dangerously hurt.
The following is list Of buildings de
molished or badly damaged:
| G. W. Batersham. two houses entirel,
destroyed, and one occupied BY GeorR
Clark badly wrecked.
Capt. Buokman's house badly demol
ished.
Mn. Alice Pisros's house blow,
fro. its Foundation and the summe
kitchen gone.
I John Smith's house was blown away
NJ. Pettets house badly damaged.
\ r. p. Kendall's house considerabl.
damaged and windows blown IN.
Thomas Hathison Windows blown ii
and house considerably damaged.
7. =. Clsndsni1's house blown away.
II James Haslius house entirely destroy
A. Fosters house blown away.
Ar. Rhaufosthis haova sway.
; Nr. Callison's gone.
The house oeoapied ~ Jaeaa. L