Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-04-17
A TERRIBLE CALAMITY,
Frlghtfal Work of a Cyclone
in Minnesota.

Towns Licked Up and Many
People Killed.
Special kilograms to the INTER. OCEAN.
FERGUS FALLS, April l5.-One hun
dred and fifty people were killed ant
wounded at st. Clond, Sank Rapids AMI
Rice's Station Yesterday afternoon by .
cyclone. Telegraph wires are all down
Can't hear any news from east of there
Sank Rapids is literally demolished
Forty freight cars were blown to pieces
lsEcoND DIsrAToH.l
FERGUS FALLS, April l5.-3 y. NJ
The latest report from St. Cloud say.
that about ninety persons were killed
and over one hundred wounded at Saul
Rapids. Thirty or forty persons were
killed and one hundred and fifty or two
hundred houses blown down in 81
Cloud,
PARTICULARS.
SAUK RAPIDS, MIMI, April 16.-The
following is a revised list of the killed
and wounded to date at Sank Rapids:
Killed-John Renard, county auditor;
Gregg Lindley, register of deeds /; Edgar
Hull, president German-American bank,
st. Cloud Sam swenson, foreman on
Gov. Gillman's farm A. H. lake, car.
pcnter j. A. Stanton, Mrs. Herman
Berg, child of Sam Carpenter; Ella Berg,
z years ; Clara Berg, IA years; Mrs,
Fletcher, Of Mimic, Oak, visiting rela-
ativcs James simmer, druggist /; Mrs,
Dayie, Ollie Carpenter, G years ; Lulu
Carpenter, 10 years; infant unknown; E.
G. Carpenter, N. Y. Life Insurance Co..
Mrs. w. Pappenfuss and her two grand
children Henry Bernhard, aged SO
years; John Swanson, laborer; Swedish
young woman, unknown; Polish young
woman, unknown; Earnest Albrecht, Ia
horer ; Maurice st. Cyr, aged 10 years;
Mrs. links and four children.
The wounded-Lillie Berg. aged 4
years, severely; Mrs. Frederick Wode,
arm broken and head and face injured;
Roger Bell. storekeeper, hurt about the
head; J. ]. Landre, 16 years old,
both legs amputated, will die; Theodore
Berg. merchant, lower jaw fractured;
William lochem, aged 9 years, flesh
wound in arm; Abner St. Cyr, saloon,
fatally hurt about the head; child Of
Sam Carpenter, stake driven through
the body; Camille st. Cyr, aged IL years,
badly bruised; Mrs. Hankes, injured In
ternally; her two children seriously;
Chris. Lam, young man, two ribs broken
and lungs injured; Claudia Russell, s
years old, arm broken; Mrs. John Rus
sell, skull and face wounds; infant OF
Russell, bruised; James Anderson, Ia
borer,% laceratcd wounds;-Dame, arm
d%islocated; Sudge Baupre, scalp wound;
Miss Lucy Gilman, badly bruised; -
Scripture. skull crushed, will die: -
Scripture, 10 years old. crushed, will die;
Bohemian woman unknown, fracture OF
the upper jaw, will die; Miss Scripture,
aged - years, bruised; Bohemian boy.
aged IL years, serious fracture of lower
jaw and arm broken; Mrs. Pappenfuss,
seriously injured, may die; Miss Annie
Behrendt, internal injuries; Charles Gil.
man, aged 80 years, hurt about the
head, may not recover.
At 81 CLoUn.
Tho killed are a. follows: j. Junn.
ermann. farmer; Mrs. s. Stesn, widow;
August Junglen, Z years old; Mary Jung,
len, IA years, Jennie Junglen, Is years.
Jacob Shortage, Of Gray Eagle, laberer,
unmarried, Joseph Geikowski, 8 years
old, j. Waldorf, 8 years old, Anna Zie.
bold, 4 years old, Mrs. Maggie Dyer;
two children by tho name OF Semms
aged {; and IL years, Ed. Meeham, 2t
years, railroad employee, G. F. Andrews
about 20 years old, railroad man, Miss
Strcitz, 20 years old, unknown man
about 30years old.
The wounded are as follows: VIM.
Shortage, of Gray Eagle, laborer both
legs off above the knee; Jorep Zunglen,
40 years old, married, badly bruised, bur
will recover, Caspar Zung lien 4 years
old, leg broken, Wm. Kuelper, aged As,
face bruised and injured internally and
may die; Mrs. Waldorf, leg broken;
Mrs. Fehr, internal injuries, will die,
E. G.. Jordon, of Fair Haven, bruised in.
ternally, married, will recover, Mrs. I.
zimmerman, leg broken, Miss Mary J.
Wicker, % years, injured internally,
will recover, Mrs. Ann Goikowski
badly bruised, Mary Goikowski, 13 years
leg broken, Agnes Goikowski, 4 years,
leg broken, Lena Groves, domestic, leg
broken, Mrs. Fred Ziebold badly bruised
Fritz Ziebold, 6 years, both legs broken,
two babies, names unknown, injured
about the head, q railroad man, both
legs amputated, will probably die, Mrs.
Joseph Hoerner, right arm and leg bro
kon, Mary Gross, lG years, flesh wounds
Miss Mary Coshirl, 25 years, shoulder
bruised, Henry Kelley. railroader, arm
broken and hip dislocatcd. G. Trusson,
butcher, internally injured, Miss Anna
Osten head and arm hruisec, two un.
known children, badly bruised, Mrs.
Herman Branman, arm and leg broken
her child, eye sight lost,
At RlCE's STATION.
The dead are as follows: Henry Fri
day, bride groom at wedding party;John
Schults, aged 25; Mrs. IL. G. Schultz,
brides mother; Reverend Mr.. Smith Of
St, Cloud, Mrs. Smith; John Sauer.
young farmer; Mrs. Gomlitz; Mrs. Vogt
Miss Vogt; Miss Shultz is fatally hurt
and her life hangs only by a thread.
DETAILS OF SUFFERING.
ST. PAUL, April 15.-Dr. Denslow who
went with others last evening by special