Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-24
William Week, arm broken and leg and

head cut.
D. Fl. Rheed. head and neck cut.
Otto Rheed, head and arm cut.
Frank Schultz, finger broken.
VIM. Sweeney, leg and head cut.
Frank Enick, cut in head.
Willie Hanson, broken arm and cut in
head.
John Hong, left shoulder and head.
Mr. Coons, leg broken.
Frank Clements, arm broken.
Chad. Hegardone, cus in head.
Fred Clough and ehild, bruised.
Daniel OBrien, left arm broken.
Burnett Quick, cut in face and legs.
Herman Quick, right arm and face
bruised.
Armenia Quick, left side bruised.
Anthem Quick, injured In hip and back.
Miss Sarah Johnston, bruised.
Charles jackson, bruised.
Mrs. Young, hurt Internally, seriously.
though hoped not fatally.
Charles Marvin, wrist sprained.
George Hansen, spine, head and breast:
dangerous.
VIM. Leach, head, leg and arm.
Daniel Wetherbee, spinal column; dan
gerous.
o. Il. Hawkins. head and shoulder.
Nels Hansen, head aad leg; dangerous
Mrs. Robert Wright, becS ana sAoalaer
Mrs. G. Moniey, ers, leg and back.
Mrs. Hanson, head and spine; serious.
Lille Osborne, head and spine; serious
Mrs. Osborne, chest, leg and one arm;
serious.
= Mrs. o. q. Rhud, arm aAd face.
Anna Ziaraly knSd
Nora Hanson, head, face and hip.
D. D. Wright, head and bsdy.
-Four patients In the general hospital
only slightly injured, were removed by
friends this morning. Others being cared
for by friends are:
Mrs. Hong, serious.
L. Poze, head and right thigh.
Mrs. Chapman, eighty years of age, cut
about the head and face and internal in
juries.
Mrs. Chas. Chapman, spine.
The Rich family, all cut and bruised.
Mrs. j. a. Wright and child, slight.
Among the injured not before reported
is DR.. Eaton, living just ON the outskirts
Of the country. He WAS out in the country
about mile when the storm came up and
took refuge in the basement Of barn de-
stroysd, and was struck on the chest by a
falling timber, but escaped with slight
bruises.
The committee figures make the total
number of dead in the city twenty four,
and injured assut sixty, Maay of the lat
ter slight, though tAsrs are those who have
made pretty thorough investigations who
ClaiR the dead will not exceed sixteen. the
transfer OF bodies from one undsrtaker's
to another, resulting in applications in the
record.
MENTIONS.
The body of John Il. Coles, one of the
one of the victims, was sent to Winoaa this
afternoon, where his widow resides, for in
terment. .........
The anxiety of parties absent vhe had
members Of their family, Or relations in
the city was gaeat. A case in point is FL.
G. Wethsrell, recently located in the gro
esry business in your city, at 416 Wa
bsshaw street, whose family still remained
in Rochsster. In the list of killed was
Mrs. David Witherby. Though the first
name was wrong and the last spelled diff
erently, Mr. Witherby fastened to Roch-
ester to find his house partially wrecked
AID unoecupisd, bat he sooz had his fears
relieved by fading them at neighbours
unframed.
As singular circumstance, it is stated
Y a gentleman who has been a close OBJ
server OF the barometer for years past.
On Tuesday his barometer fell an inch
from to o'clock, while from that hour
until the storm struck the city it rose
two and hslf inches.
Among the sufferers in Winona not be-
fore mentioned is Mrs. Ellinghauser, of
Hillsdale township, who had forty acres
of wheat IN shock blown away, Mr.. Rich
ter, of the same township had his house
and barn wrecked, while Mr.. StilIwaenger
living near Utica suffered broken leg.
while MS wife was slightly bruised by fly
ing boards.