Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-30
The Losses.

The Losses.
The following was received by Gov.
Hubbard yesterday:
KAssoN, Mimi, Aug %, 18S3.-HoN. L.
F. HUBBARD, Governor, ETC., st. Paul,
Mimi, Dear Sir: Your kind telegram of
yesterday is received, authorizing us to
draw upon you for $500 more for relief of
sufferers from cyclone in Dodge county.
We will gladly accept the prefer. Many
of our people are in great need, and al
though much is being done for them by
our own more fortunate citizens, this gen
erous aid from the state at large through
your honor will come and be received in
the best of grace, and the favor will not
soon be forgotten.
We have had committees go over the en-
tire track of the recent cyclone in this
county and get at all the facts of the losses
as fully as could be done, and we herewith
enclose report, which, however, does not
include large amount of loss of crops,
ETC., in the outer portions of the track of
the storm, where the destruction was not
total.
The entire loss in this county will not
fall short of 100000. Yours most re-
specially, ROBERT TAYLOR,
GEO. B. ARNOLD,
II. HATCH,
Relief Committee.
Report of losses from cyclone in Dodge
county, Mimi, Aug. 81, 1888:
Henry Chapman, Westfeld, granary,
barn, all machinery, house unroofed and
all grain except a portion of eighty acres,
$500.
John Dufin, Hayfeld, house, granary,
stables, all household goods, all machinery
and grain destruction totaD, $500.
[. A. Marten, HaYfeld, all grain and
machinery chad no buildings), $500.
L. Derby, Ashland, all buildings, house
hold goods, machinery and grain (destruc-
ton totaD, $4,000.
Frank Bey, Ashland, same as above,
$4,000.
Joseph Langworthy, Ashland, all build
ings and crops, 5000.
S. M. Mills, ashland, everything destroy
ed, $1,000.
Ed. Langwcrthy, Ashland, lost every
thing, $4,000.
W. E. Chamberlain, Ashland, buildings,
grain, hay, machinery, wool and large
amount of stock, $4,000.
F. Helembrieht, Ashland, buildings, ma
chinery and grain (wife killed), $4,000.
August Helembrieht, Ashland, buildings,
machinery, grain and stock, $4,000.
j. G. Van Frank, Ashland, everything,
destroyed (all badly hurt), renter, $4,000;
loss to land owner, $4,000.
X. 0. Monson and K, o. Dohle, Canisteo,
renters, everything destroyed, $500; land
owners loss, $1,000.
Charles Van Allen, Canisteo, grain,
$3.50.
Levi Everson, Canisteo, grain and tim.
Der, $1,000.
Conrad Boysen, Canisteo, all buildings,
machinery, household goods and grain on
his farm, $3.50.
Thomas Ingbretson, Canisteo, every
thing gone, $4,000.
Thomas johnson, Canisteo, everything
gone, $4,000.
o. R. Berg, Canisteo, lost everything
$7,440.
Godfrey Bay, Canisteo, grain, $500.
MAIDS. S. Bay, Canisteo, everything de-
stroyed, S2,7OO.
Peter Larson, Canisteo, everything de-
stroyed, $3.50.
Hans Kittleson, Canisteo, everything de-
stroyed, $4,000.
Jacob Halverson, Canisteo, everything
destroyed, $1,000.
Ole A. Mode, Canisteo, everything de-
stroyed Jagged mother killed., $2,850.
E. o. Berg, Canisteo, everything de-
stroyed, $4,000.
Jacob Hanson, Canisteo, grain and ma
chinery, $500.
A. Mastenbrook, Canisteo, grain and
buildings, $1,000.
Anna Christianson Widow, everything
destroyed, $1,000.
Christian Olson, Canisteo, everything de-
stroyed (wife and one child killed, anoth-
er's leg broken), $4,000.