The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1883-04-26

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hurt, though not fatally; Mrs. Mar
garet Eads, slightly injured in head
Mrs. Rebecca Rawls, severely injnr
cd about the breast, thought to b
fatal; Miss Emma Gray, two 6nger'
badly mashed and injured about ths
face and hips; w. X. Rawls, slight,
hurt; Jas Crider, slightly bruised
Mrs. Cridcr painfully hurt; II
Nixon, injured in hip and hg;
S. II. Ware, painfully hurt in breast
and leg; VIM. Hurt, leg brokco and
internally injured; Mrs. Nj. Reed
arm broken and leg badly fractured
Lee Reel, injured internally; Mrs
NJ. Ducan, skull broken; Miss Jose.
phinc Dupree, injured in eye, head
and hip; May Raiford, leg broken;
Jane Raiford, slightly injured; N,
Causey, arm broken; Della Cau~ey,
badly bruised; Emily Causey, slight.
ly injured; Joe King, shoulder brok-
en-; Jas. Sandifer, leg mashed;
Catherine Palmer, hnrt in back
and breast; Jane Palmer, hurt in
head; others OF the Palmer family
slightly injured; Willy Ducan, SER
iously hurt; Mrs. w j. Hemphill,
slightly hurt; Ludie Hemphill,
bruised in head and body; Mrs III.
f. Reed, arm broken; Lee Reed,
badly hurt; Sfrena Boyd, arm out OF
joint; Ida, Delaney, hurt in shoulder;
Miss Matte Wheeler, hurt in back.
ADDITIONAL DEATHS AT BEAUREGARD.
Miss Anna Lousing, of New Orleans,
nursing in the family of ". Daniel; Willie
Jones, son of DIR. Luther Jones; VIM. Par
ker, Master Ernest Bahr; little niece OF
Mr. era wford; Julia SWEET, aged 7 years;
Tommie Ross, little son Of J. w. Ross; Sal
lie Terrell, aged 10 years; Mrs. A. Wester-
field, mother of SIR. !. Bloom, of Beanrc-
gard, and Mr.. S. p. Bloom, of wessoD; Hiss
TRINA Terrell, beautiful young lady,
daughter of J. s. Terrell; WIN. Sandifer,
fsom county near by; Mrs White, who
died yesterday.
The statement in our extra that Capt.
Lamkin, wife and son wero killed, is incor-
rect. Mrs. Lamkin was badly hurt but not
killed; and the Captains little nephew-not
son-Henry, was badly bruised about face
and head. Neither are the Re.nbert chill
dren killed, as reported, nor Amos Knight,
a survivor of Monticello, though he was
L. IL, l,..h hoo ha1
his sh are of tornadoes ''fer fac" The to-
tai number of Beauregard dead up TO this
morning is 30.
BEAUREGARD WOUNDED.
On Tuesday evening we visited every
house about Beauregard where we could
hear of the wounded, and the following re-
port is copied from our note book, Just as
written upon the spot:
Mrs. j. W. Ross, confusion and
cut about the head; Miss Cora Ross,
bruis s and fractures; Johnnie Jones,
one of the two surviving sons of DR..
Luther, Jones badly wounded about
head but will recover; j. W. Ross, in
ternal bruises; Fannie Pierce, eyes
and head badly bruised; Capt. j
+. White, arm broken in two places,
left shoulder dis!ocated, and back
badly bruised; Dudley w. White, six
inch cut in left side of head, left hip
badly bruised; Mrs. S. White, head
badly bruised and cut, shoulder bro
ken, wrist terribly cut and bruised,
entire boly and limbs Injure'l,-she
will probably die; Miss Mary Thomas
daughter of Hon. T. NJ. Thomas,
Mayor, badly cut on the head, left
shoulder dislDcatcd and has several
severe bruises; Preston Ferguson
left shoulder badly bruised and in
ternal injuries; Mrs. NJ. Robertson,
sister of Judge w. p. Buggett, right
shoulder broken, chest severely
crushed and head and face cut in
several places, eyes seriously affect
ed; Mary Weathersby, colored, collar
hone broken and shoulder badly
bruised; Francis Howard, crippled
in hips; Minnie Dabb's colored child,
dying from internal bruises; Miss
Alice Benton, bruises on body and
lower limbs; Miss Jennie Benton,
face badly cut and left arm broken
and ankle sprained; Mrs. Ed. Ben
ton, collar bone broken, breast badly
bruised and dangerously injured
Miss Ruth Hisdon, left leg t-bken,
right eye badly injured; Mrs. Eudo-
ra Carter, several cuts and bruises
about the breast, but not dangerous
ly; j. F. Weeks, head and body bal
ly bruised; w. P. Hudnall, right arm
broken in two places and slight
bruises about the head; Baker Hud-
nall, face badly cut; Clinton Hud-
nall, back of head badly bruised,
condition very critical. Sarah Hud-
nall, seriously bruised; Miss Roxie
Hamilton, shoulder badly hurt and
several bruises; Emma Strain, 8
years old, orphan, thigh broken; /.
Bloom, left arm broken and face bad
ly bruised; s. II. Shoafe, tailor, face
badly cut, shoulder dislocated; Mrs.
Terrell, shoulder badly bruised; II.
Moody, head badly cut, confusion OF
brain feared, condition very critical;
Mrs. p. Moody. ugly cut on right
side of the head, also painful and Sc
we're wound of the heel. Little