The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-21

pletely swept away, as near as can be learned
by careful survey of the ground, the losses
are as follows
Andrew Fox, one and one-half. story frame
uwe'Hng, completely demolished and his house.
hold goods scattered to the winds. Loss, 81 500.
Michael Doherty, small frame house, contents
wrecked. Loss, 5000.
VIM. Lutz, saloon and dwelling of two stories,
blown from the foundation. Loss, 81 800.
John Peturass brick dwelling, in which were
fourteen people, was reduced to a huge pile OF
ruins and not one of the inmates was injured
more than slightly. Two adjoining frame build
loss, So, 800.
G. Brown, frame, 5000.
% Perpth, brick dwelling, one and one-half-
$1,000, '
Albert sehaunker, one and one-half story
frame, demolished 5000
I. Court, frame house, wrecked, 81, 800.
on a high bank Of land, William Bauman's
orlckyard sheds we're blown down, barns moved
from their foundations and dropped, splitting to
spllnters. horse was taken bodily In the
cyclone and dropped hundred feet away. Loss,
Burdick brlckyards, damaged, $4,000.
Two houses, names OF occupants unknown, de-
mollshed, 81 200.
William Reigelman, brick house, whole family
oi Witiin, eiHht injured ana everything gone iSoO
Charles Bartsee, frame, 5000.
Adolph Tate, frame house, 5000.
William GOmel Mrs. DoOd, Mrs. Dollour, Capt.
wilson, of schooner Speed; Simon Cries. Mat
thew Lair, August Fischer, Peter jacobson and
Fred Krupp lost buildings vary ing 10 value
from 5000 to 81 200.
Joe Kansakonick, two-story brick, d en- olished,
two boys killed and the father aud mother seri.
ousiy injured. Loss, 81, 500.
Joseph Hughes, twO-stOry brick; wife seriously
Loss, 81, 500.
Mr.. Hill. small frame, slightly damaged
Mrs. Kistner, a widow, frame shed and barn
with contents, totally destroyed. Loss, So, 900.
New frame adjoining. Loss, 5000.
Loss, $500.
J. W. Raymon, a harness maker, stock swept
from the shop. Loss. $500.
Mrs. Keaner a widow, frame, roof gone and
household goods damaged. Loss, $500
Mrs Seymour, frame, front smashed. Loss,
Fred Albrecht frame, unroofed. Loss, 5000.
August klsner, new frame, taken bodily from
the foundation and blown to slivers. Kisner's
youngest daughter was killed and the Oldest
daughter and Mrs. Ksner seriously injured
Klsner was lifted ana carried ten rods Loss,
$1,000
Thomas Long, with mis- aged father and mother
were blown through their dwelling frail struc-
ture and buried In The debris, together with a
small child. Mrs. Long is seriously injured.
Everything lost. Loss, 81 600.
Mrs. Miller, widow, frame, taken from the
and the mother badly injured 81 200,
Tim Long, frame; ST 800.
Two new houses belonging to Mr.. Yockam oc-
eupants unknown, swept from the face of the
earth; $500.
Peter Dressed, frame brokeu in bits, 5000,
Faultentine Wins frame, nothing left but cell
tute 81, 200
j. WEIGH, frame, 5000.
August Flatee house and Sheds 5000.
j. Schroeder, story and a half frame, only
the walls left; the furniture blown to bits ST.
400.
Fred. Kutzberger, frame; 81 900.
A. TIlly, residence properly damaged; 5000.
A. Krauske, two-story brick, total wreck;
$4,000.
Albert Weir, frame Louse blown down and the
barn gone beyond sight; 81, 100.
600.
John Merice roof gone S400.
G. Rowan, frame house gone; 5000.
Albert Kugel, frame house, property OF VIM,
Basman, mass of ruins; 5000,