The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-04-23
sAUK RAPIDs-KILLED.
Ernest Albright, clerk.

Ernest Albright, clerk.
John swanson. a Swede.
Clara his daughter, aged fourteen.
Ella, a daughter. seven years old.
Mrs Fletcher, of Dakota, visiting her faith
sr, Mr. HenneSsy.
ollie Carpenter, six years old, daughter of
4 little baby was found in the street dead.
1t is not known who he Is:
Mrs. Peter Fink and three boys and one
Mrs P0ppenfus and her two grandchildren,
Henry Bernhardt, German. thirty three
years old. He leaves wife and two children,
totally destitute.
john Renard, county auditor
Gregg Linley, county recorder
A. IL. Lake, carpenter
American Bank.
Joseph Shumen, druggist.
An unknown swedish woman.
An unknown Polish young woman.
Ernest Sibrecht.
Maurice St. CYr, ten years.
WOUNDED.
Miss Frederika Wade, arm broken.
Mrs. Gertrude Arneth, arm broken and head
and face injured.
Theodore Berg, jaw fractured and wounded
VIM. Jochen. flesh wound in arm
Abncr st. Cyr, fatally wounded
Child of John Carpenter a stake driven
Camille st. Cyr, eleven years, badly hurt.
Mrs Haukes. internally injured, and her
two children Injured seriously
lungs injured.
Claude Russell, six years, arm broken.
Mrs. John Russell, skull and face wounds
Her infant, badly bruised
A. Anderson, badly wounded.
j. Dame, right arm islOcated
Miss Lucy Gilman, badly bruised.
f. Scripture, skull crushed; will die.
His ten year old son, skull crushed; VIII
die.
Unknown Bohemian woman; fracture of
upper Jaw will die.
Miss Scripture badly bruised.
Bohemian boy twelve years; fracture OF
lower jaw and arm broken
Mrs. POppenfus, seriously Injured; may
Miss Annie Beherendt internal injuries.
Charles Gilman, aged eighty; hurt abo ut
head; may not recover.
Abner st. Cyr, fatally hurt.
His son, Maurice, nine years old, had MS
ribs broken and has died since.
Mrs. DIR. jerks, badly injured, not expect
Thomas Vanetten. carried four hun dred
feet, badly bruised; he weighs go pou nds.
a son of JOS. Laundre, both legs crushed,
had to he amputated.
Mrs. Herman Berg, dangerously hurt
Lille Berg, another daughter, younger, Sc
Mrs. @. +. Bell, severely hurt in the spine.
c. f. Bell, slightly injured.
J. A. stanton, severely hurt about the
head.
His son, Ed stanton, slightly hurt.
Mrs. Davies, killed; she was recently mar
ried, and went to housekeeping last Satur-
day. She was carried two hundred feet.
;. y Wright county treasurer, slightly in
Mrs Wright, seriously injured about the
mead ana one I'D broken
Lulu, ten years old, another daughter, ia
tally injured.
Fred Kartz's six year old daughter, one
arm broken
Mrs shuber, wife of the keeper OF the Cen
tral Hotel, recently from Minneapolis, dan l.
gerOusly hurt.
Roger Bell ana wife Mary a re both slightly
hurt.
Mrs Adam Jackin, recently of Milwaukee,
and three children, severely injured
Edgert W aiker, son of Frank walker, both
legs broken and dangerously injured.
Mrs. Harlan Moody and her five e-year- old
son. both injured.
Edwin G. Hurlbut, Of ST. Paul. represent
ing the Mutual Life Insurance Company ,
of New York, seriously injured at the base
Of the brain and arms broken
Annie Wood, slightly injured about the
head.
Theodore Berg. lower jaw badly broken
Phillip Beaupre, bad scalp wound.
A railroad man. both legs amputated, VIII
pToba bly, die.
Mrs. Joseph Hoerner, right arm and leg
Mary Cross, sixteen years old. flesh
wounds.
Aiss Iary Cosairie, twenty-fvs years old.
shoulder bruised
Henry Kelly, railroader, single forearm
broken and hip dIsIocated l.
Casper Trusson, butcher, internally in
tured-
Miss Anna Ostan, head and arm bruised
Two unkn8Wn children, badly bruised.
Mrz. Herman Branman, arm and Leg Dr Ok %
en- Aer child, eyesight lost.
sT cLoUD-KILLED.
J. Juneman-
Mrs. i. stein
Aur- Juuefen.
Mary Jun sleu, fourteen years.
Jennie Jansien. sixteen years.
Jacob SAortTidgs.