Daily globe., 1883-08-27
CYCLONE LOSSES.
"A List OF Those who were Damaged by
the storm in the Country About Roch-
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Especial Telegram to the Globe.
ROCHESTER,. Aug. 26.-Two committees
omposed OF two men each were sent out
by the relief committee for the purpose of
ascertalnlng the extent of damages done in
the country contiguous to Rochester.
Messrs. Ole Seeverts and G. Fl. Heffron (the
gentlemen who passed over the devastated
district west of town) submitted to the re-
lief committee the following report. One
member of each committee is a member
OF the board of county commissioners.
that body having decided to cooperate as
far as the law will permit with the relief
committee, in assisting the destitute in
town and country.
Following is list of the names of per-
sons residing in the towns of Rochester
and Salem, whose property was destroyed
by the cyclone of August 21, 1888:
George Stappel, chimneys Off, barn un-
rooted; damage not estimated.
Joe STOPPED, barn blown down, hay shed
unroofed, kitchen unroofed, eighty acres
OF grain blown away, stacks blown down.
Dr. Clifton, barn unroofed, damage S75.
John and Joe Kemferman, have l35
acres OF land not mortgaged; house, gran
ary, stables and all outbuildings blown out
OF sight; also all household goods, binder
and all other machinery totally DESTROYED;
crops all blown away except two stacks:
value of buildings, $1,000; entire damage,
$4,000.
W. P. Brooks, house and farm buildings
blown away: machinery destroyed except
binder; crops all destroyed.
W. T. Brooks, swept clean, except stack
OF hay, heavily mortgaged, estimated dam
age $4,000.
Thomas McGovern, had eighty acres of
land, $1,000 mortgaged, house, stable, and
machinery blown away, nothing left, new
binder cost 1926, total loss with other
machinery, crops all blown off. estimated
damage $1,000.
James McGovern, house totally destroy
ed, crops all blown away, has 100 acres,
81 ZOO mortgage.
VIM. McGovern, lived on rented farm,
has i've children and wife, himself, wife,
and three children seriously injured, all his
household goods blown away, nothing
left.
John McGovern, lost barn worth $500,
another badly damaged, will have to be
taken down, two horses killed, damage
$1,000.
Fred Little, all buildings, machinery,
and crops blown away, heavily mortgaged,
estimated damage $4,000.
Darius Wilkins, crops scattered, no
damage to buildings.
j. III. Dovers, crops blown away, no dam
age to buildings, reaper broken.
Luther Mccoy, barn partly destroyed,
kltcnen and wood shed blown down, crops
damaged, damage $1,000.
John johnson Lilo, out buildings dam
aged.
Cyrus Holt, barn worth $500 blown
away, house damaged about $3.50, grain
damaged 5000, COW killed $50, horses
injured, two wagons and new buggy dam
aged, loss $1,000.
Arum Anderson, house, outbuildings and
crops destroyed; heavily mortgaged.
Peter Madison and Peter Larsen lived in
house of Mr.. jacobson and were day la
oorers; very poor; had little but lost that.
Old man slightly hurt, also little girl;
need helpi are stopping with the Jacob
sons.
Nels jacobson, machine shed unroofed,
three COWS killed, buildings blown down
on an outside farm, loss $1,000.
Ole j. Engen. house and crops destroyed;
needs help.
Ole Christen, all buildings AMI part of
crops destroyed; | heavy loss about
$4,000.
Christian j. Lilo, all buildings and
household goods destroyed; his father kill
ed; poor; six children and wife.
Mrs. Stolson, house unroofed.
John Raf1eson, crops destroyed.
Andrew Seeverts, crops destroyed, dam
age $4,000.
Mrs. Kunnssel, house unroofed, barn dis
placed.
Tom DonaYan, building destroyed and
goo acres of grain blown away; damage,
$4,000.
Tom Connolly, buildings all blown away
and crops destroyed; damage 5000.
John Bannon, house and sheds blown
away; damage $500.
In the towns of Rochester and Cascade
the following cases have been officially re-
ported:
Mr.. Kennedy, barn gone and crops de-
stroyed; damage $500.
James Bucklin, crops destroyed and
house and outbuildings gone; damage
$1,000.
E. E. Payne, barn and orchard destroy
ed; damage $500.
j. D. Ostrum, orchard destroyed and
barn blown down; loss $500.
Il. T. Horton, barn 36x10O. containing
40 tons of hay, four horses and four COWS,
entirely gone; roof of house blown of,
and Mr.. Coons, the tenant. had his leg
broken; loss on this farm, $2,5OO.
Mr.. A. Engel, new house and large barn
blown away; loss $4,000.
Mr.. NJ. Clements, house and barn un-
rooted; $4,000.
Moses Hurd, house and barn unroofed,
andscrops destroyed; loss $4,000.
j. Huny, crops destroyed, $500 dam
age.
Mrs. Faitoute, house and barn blown
away, crops destroyed, loss $1,000 Ten
ants wife, Mrs. Gross, severely injured.
George Baily, barn blown down; loss
$1,000.
A. A. Rice, crop destroyed, barn blown
down; loss $1,000.
Mr.. Higgins, loss $40O.
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