St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-20
and eOntuslons, probable time of confinement

and contusions, probable time OF confinement
one week.
Anna omersky, aged 80, severe confusion,
probable time of confinement two weeks.
Tom Omersky, aged 10 months, cash In hip,
probable time of confinement two weeks.
Bonniface Omersky, aged years, con-
tusions, discharged
Antonia Kloskowska, aged ss years. clinical
fracture, probable time OF confinement three
weeks.
Joseph Youngman, aged 40 years. incised
wounds of scalp of head and severe body
contusions, one week.
William kerber aged 40 years, face and
scalp wounds, ready to be discharged.
Anton Kesskowsky, aged 30 years, fractured
leg and contusons on body, four weeks.
Casper Drassen, aged 80 years, contusions
about body and legs, four weeks.
W. l.. Libby, aged SO years, amputation of
hand, three weeks.
Mrs. 0Ster, aged is years, severe contusions
on body, six weeks.
Jennie Honkes, aged years, confusion
about head, one week.
Henry Kelly, aged 27 years, compound frac-
ture of arm, four weeks.
George Ziebald, aged Is months, body con-
tusionS, discharged.
Mary Koschel. aged IL years, shoulder dis
located, ono week.
Robert Ziebald, aged 10 years, body bruises
and internal injuries, discharged.
Miss Wade, aged 25 years, broken arm, three
weeks.
Minnie Grab, aged 20 years, body bruises.
discharged.
Bernard zimmerman, aged 27 years, broken
arm, three weeks.
Katie Schaller, aged years, body bruises
and internal injuries, discharged.
Mary Welsman, aged S1S years, scalp wound,
discharged.
Barbara weisman, aged Ss years, crushing
injury TO foot, four weeks.
Mrs. Hankes, aged 81 years, confusion Of
body, two weeks.
Frank Hankes, aged years, both arms bro
ken and severe contusions of head and face,
four weeks.
Louisa Eankes, aged years, scalp wounds
and confusion, one week
Johanna Wegeler aged 35 years, Trumatic
peritonitis, two weeks.
A. Goikowska, aged AZ years, crushing in
jury of head and chest, two weeks.
Agnes Goikowska, aged years, fractured
hip, four weeks.
Elizabeth Horner, "a years, compound frac
six days.
Mrs. Pappenfus, 40 years, two scalp
wounds aud confusion of hip, ten days.
Freddie Pappenfus, years, scalp wound
and fracture OF radius, three weeks.
Mrs. Schoeber, 40 years, internal injuries,
doubtful.
Annie Schoeber, 3 years, face bruised and
fracture of lower jaw, one week.
E. G. Jordan, 30 years, injury TO chest and
broken ribs, two weeks.
Willie Ross, years, severe abdominal IN
jury, six weeks.
Maggie Fehr, II years, compound compli-
Gated fracture of elbow joint. six weeks
Sophia Febr, traumatic conf juncterins, two
weeks.
CYCLONE NOTES.
The peculiar freaks of the wind on wednes-
day night is forcibly yillustrated,in the following
story, which comes from a ma whose Verac-
ity cannot be doubted. On Broadway in Sank
Rapids stood saloon, of which nothing now
remains but the floor. A quarter of a mile
distant ia the line of the storm stands dwell
ing with the front slightly torn. In the rear
on the opposite side from the storm is q win
dow which is broken but not badly. On the
morning following the cyclone under bed in
the rear room from which the broken win
dow looks out, were found three billiard
balls that came from the saloon on Broad
way, as they have its mark. They had been
whirled through the rear window after hav
ing been carried q quarter of mile
Since Saturday the governor has received
contributions to the relief fund as follows:
Town of Waseca, $500; town of Willmar, $500;
citizens of Delano, 500; town of Crookston,
$500; town of Northfleld, $3.50; town of Fair
mont, 500; town of Hastings, $500; township
of Mantorville, Dodge county, 500; town of
Austin, 1875: Order of Railway conductors of
St. Paul, S11e,35; Gopher club of Crookston.
$50; town Of Chaska, 500.
Willie Ross is one of the severest sufferers
at the hospital. When foundW ednesday night
there was a cut extending across his abdomen
and down to the scrotum. A portion of the
were carefully dressed and the brave little
fellow seems in a fair way to recover.
Aid for the sufferers.