The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-07-26
The Injured.

AT ELGIN.
Miss Edith Dillon-Sxull fractured, se-
ri0us.
John Townsend-spine injured.
Mrs. Frank Kessler-Sk ull fractured.
William Bower-Hip and thig h tract.
ured.
NEAR MANTORVILLE.
r. Middleton and s. Munger-Seriously
injured.
Two children Of Mr.. Hardin severely in
jured.
Four children OF William Crosby, severe
iy injured.
Man, name unknown, badly hurt.
IN DAKOTA.
Mrs. GessiDger and two children-Be-
tween Huron and Red6eld.
Mr.. Acknowledgements y hurt between
Huron and Redfeld.
J. c. Peacock and wife-severely injured
near Red6eld.
ON THE OVERTURNED TRAIN.
G. 8. Borden, Mankato-Head cut on left
temple, and back OF lett ear.
Clara Zickwick, St. Charles-Injure
about the head.
8. G. Curtis, Waukesha-Left shoulder
broken.
George A. Smith, Pierre-Left eye cut
hurt internally; think some ribs broken.
A. K. Williams, Rochester-Bsck hurt;
badly internally.
A: F. Ingalls, Windom-Hurt in chest,
light sprain in lett bip.
George Pickering, Trempealeau, Wis.,
Left eye cut, right shoulder sprained.
Peter Breggmann, Wykotf-Head badly
cut.
Fred Breggmann, Wykoff-cut slightly
B. F. WEIGH, Owstonna-slightly hurt,
do not know how much.
Mrs. Faommes Winona-Injured badly
internally, shoulder badly hurt.
G. Hall. an emplcye-Cut on head, thigh
and knee.
George Elkhart, Chicago-both legs bad
~ bruised. and cut above the ear. Think
left leg broken.
Michael Manager. Waseca-Cut above
the head
8. Denning, st. Peter-sprained wrist
face and lett hand cut.
Mrs. G. F. Whalsy, Winona-slightly in
jured internally.
Charles Cummings, Winona-left leg
sprained.
A. 8. Broadway, Chicago-left shoulder
out of joint and both legs sprained.
Thomas Hartley, New Richla nd-left leg
slightly injured.
Fred Morgan, conductor-Arm broken
and other injuries.
W. b. Morgan, brakenlan-scalp wound
0uu COuCUSSAOu Oh CuC Drain.
w. Rodgers, circus agent-badly bruised.
D. BroOdleman-skull fractured. very Sc
riOus.
Frederick Broodleman, Meriden--inju,ed
about the face.
Clark and J. Fickercer, St. Charles
bruised.
G. H. Byrn.
Mrs. Alden.
Miss Alice Blakely, Pleasant Grove-col-
lar bone broken.
head.
Mrs. Kennedy, Rochester and
Theodore Smith. Eyota-Arm broken and
spine injured.
Stella Hartley, New Richland-Hurt in.
ternally.
John Lucas, New Ulm-Left leg broken
twice.
Theophilus Smith, Eysta-Arm broken,
spine damaged.
Callie Morehead, Kentucky-Several bad
bruises.
John Rape. Owatonna-collar-b bone bro
ken and leg sprained.
Ms. Kennedy Rochester-Right elbow
strained and cut about forehead.
]. Newport and SOB, New Ulm-Bov
bruised and head cut.
The wounded are distributed at hotels and
dwelling houses. All are doing we'll as far
as heard from.
LOSS OF PROPERTY.
The following list comprises the l'.sses to
property in the shape of buildings destroyed
and injured SO far as ascertained. The
losses to crops destroyed, which will reach
thousands OF dollars, can only be estimated
from the extent of country over which the
storm passed.
DODGE COUNTY, NEAR MANTORVILLE.
Mr.. Duntley-HOuse and barn demol-
ished.
E: Little-Residence destroyed.
M. Middleton-Residence and mill near
Byron blown to pieces.
William Orosby-Residence in process of
construction blown down.
Mr.. Pratt-Residence, barn and erocerv
blown down.
James Crandall- Grocery demolished.
Eugene Irish-Large barn blown to pieces.
II. Grinnell-House demolished.
a. n. Thompson-Barn, granary and ad-
ditlon to house demolished.
8. D. 1ngersoll-House blown to pdeces.
J: B: Copper-Barn demolished.
II. McFarland-House, granary and barn
demolished; loss, 1900.
Charles DarliDg-Barn and granary de-
strOye1; loss. 5000.
Z. 8. DOver-Barn blown down.
Peter Frederick House destroyed.