New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-04-28
DEAD AND WOUNDED.
Final Revision o. the Cyclone Death List
Names and Condition Of All the Wounded
People.

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ing is full corrected list of the wounded at
Sauk Rapids, as furnished by Dr.. Dunn Of
Minneapolis, the physician in charge. and
comprises only the more serious cases, those
which have required surgical treatment:
Oracle Chalsreen, years, out of danger;
Leonard Chalgreen, q years. recovered: Oscar
Ghal2reen, 3 years, recovered: A. Walstrom. 81
years, died on Saturday; Mrs. Chagreen, 81
years, recovered: Mrs. II. Berg Sc years, CON
valescent; Mrs. Gauscape, A. years, very low:
Mrs. John Russell, 30 years, convalesc;ng:
E EImsE RRssel years, badly fractured
Baby Russell, months. fractured thigh;
Fred Bartwick fifty-tive, will recover: Caroline
i nercz, SIX, amputation at shoulder, doing well
hrs Hertz, confined on Sunday, doing we'll
child dead; Fred Gaumurtz, twelve fractured
leg. doing we'll: Mrs. c. A. Heaton forty, conva-
1Gescent; Edith Heaton, eleven convalescent
Behrandt;, TWENTY-FIVE, confined to bed, not
serlous Mrs: 6. Arneth, thirty, fractured arm:
Golns well; Mr. J; A. Stanton, able to be out; E.
critical: Camille St. eyre, thirteen, doing we'll:
mrs. Florence Cronnier, thirty four, GONZALES
s Sent; Johnnie Cron1ier thirteen, conva
Anna a. Cronnier, |, doing well: Dennis Crounier,
81, doing we'll; Ella Cronner 3, convalescent;
Mrs. M. Jochem, 81, sitting up: Willie Jochem.
9, ont Of danger; Adam Jochem z. conyalescent;
Jacob Jochem, 8, convalescent; Angelne Car
penter, 8. critical; Theodore Berg, 80, broken
Jaw in s.: Paul; Josephine Kalmoskl 8, typhoid
Carucnter Is, died on Friday; Mrs. w Pappen-
fus serious. removed to St. Cloud Freddie
p pa5 sa.s doing WELL Mrs J. Il Moody. S.
Shoulder ieE'0 doing ra1 Well oSdy
moved to ST. Cloud died Tuesday;
e. P. Lawrence IS, bad flesh wound; Mrs Law,
renee, ~, removed to Clearwater; Mrs A,
valescent: Thomas Van Etten. convalcscent:
MIR: Roger Bell, 62, doing well: J. W. Raedsr IS,
fa Mrs 60 W r. sitting up Ph
and around: S. N. Wright, IS, up aud around:
Mrs S N, Wright, 60, confined to bed: Egbert
Make tbia% Of leg and
der; Mrs Lewis Mayo doing aha swell Well:
Mrs. Sc ce forty.two fract@red skull
Mary Sczepanski, twenty, wound OF knee: Gus
tie Sczepanski, three bruises; Mr. Dirkes.
wounded knee. doing we'll: Mrs. c. Il. Bell. Sc
we're bruises and conclusion, doing we'll; Fred
die Wood. eight years, scalp wound; Annie
Wood, twelve years. injured back and fractured
hand; Baby Wood, eighteen months, face in
jured, convalescing. Total, sixty
DR.. Dunn, in his report to Mayor Ames to-
day, will say:
The total wounded at the Rapids who needed
the care from physicians were sixty seven, as
given above, though many more were bruised or
slightly hurt. TIE number killed outright, or
who have since died, is thirtyeight. There are
now but nine patients not under the care Of local
physicians who will need medical all after next
Monday: Baby Russell, CLAUDIA Russell, Mrs.
Arneth, Willie Jochem, Caroline Hertz Mrs.
Gauscape, Mrs. Sczepanski, Gustie Sczepauski
and Angelina Carpenter, and they will require
attendance for from one to four weeks yet. or
day. and the Jochem boy and Mrs. Arneth will
be taken home, all to be attended by DR.. JenckeS
and other local physicians
DR.. Jenckes of Sank Rapids says he can care
for the remaining five, SO that Dr. Dunn can
see no need of outside medical assistance after
next week; DR.. Jenckes and two nurses will
be sufficient DR.. Bussey of Minneapolis,
who has been there since The first, and DR..
Graves Of Brainerd will remain so long as
needed. None of the wounded wish to be
removed from town. DR.. Ames is expected
up on Saturday
THE WOUNDED At ST. CLOUD.
The following is full list of the wounded
at ST. Cloud who have had medical attend
ance, as furnished by DR.. Gilman, the ply
stefan in charge.
Mary Zens. aged years, b Used hip: probable
time of confinement, weeks; frankie Zens 3.
scalp wounds 3 weeks; Stephen Zens, 3, scalp
wounds, 3 weeks; Lena Gems, 9, arm broken, 2
weeks; Lizzie Junglen. 3, bruised hands and
scalp wounds, weeks: Casper Junglen z
broken leg. 3 weeks; Theo Umerski, 8, scalp
ski, thirty, severe confusion, two weeks: Tom
Umershi, sixteen months, cash in hip, two
weeks: Boniface Umersk, six, contusions. dis
charged; Antonia Kloskowska, twenty-eight.
compound fracture, three weeks; Joseph
Junglen. forty. incision wounds of scalp
Of head and severe body conclusions. three weeks:
William Kerber, forty, face and scalp wounds
ready to be discharged; Anton Koskowsky,
thirty. fractured leg and Commissions on body,
four; weeks Casocr Trossen, thirty-eighs, con-
tusions about body and legs four weeks; W. E.
Libby, thirty-six, amputation Of hand, three
weeks Henry Kelly, twenty-seven, compound
fracture OF arm; eight weeks: George Ziebold,
eighteen months, body conclusions, discharged;
Mary Koschel, seventeen, shoulder dislocated;
three weeks; Robert Zebold, nineteen, body
bruises and internal injuries, discharged Miss
Wade broken arm; three weeks; Minnie Grab,
mann, twenty seven, broken arm, three weeks:
Katie Schaller, six, body bruises and internal
internal injuries, discharged; Mary Weisman,
three and a half, scalp wound, discharged; Bar
bara Weisman, thirty eight crushing injury to
foot, four weeks: Johanna Wegeler. thirty five,
traumatic peritonities, two weeks; A. Gaikow-
chest, three weeks; Agnes Gaikowska, four,
fractured hip, eight weeks Elizabeth Horner,
twenty-four, compound fracture OF humerus and
fractured ankle joint eight weeks: Mrs. Pap
penfus forty. two scalp wounds and confusion
OF hip. two weeks: Freddy Pappenfus, seven,
scalp wound and fracture Of radius, three weeks;
Clara Schroeder, three, face bruised and fracture
Of lower jaw, one week; Il. G. Jordan, thirty.
injury to chest and broken ribs, two weeks; w.
Ross. seven, severe abdominal injury, six weeks
Maggie Fehr. twelve years, compound compli-
Gated fracture Of elbow joint; Sophia Fehr,
tru1natic conjunctivtis, two weeks; John Sic
bold, fractured femur, eight weeks: Fredricka
Wode, cOmminntcd fracture Of forearm; eight
weeks: MIS-. August Kroll, bruises, one week:
Mary Hoerner, confusion about hip and face, one
week; Mrs. Mic Judneman fractured femur,
eight weeks; Fred GaumnitZ fractured leg,
doubtful; George Dane, comminuted fracture
OF humerus and glenoid cavity two months;
Mrs Michlke, incised wound :alp two weeks;
Mrs. P. Waldorf, 1ncsed wound Of leg. three
weeks; William WINNER, confused arm and
fracture me5acarpal bones Of hand, four weeks
Magdaen Dreher. incsed scalp wound, three
weeks: Mrs. A. Beck, Commissions. one week:
Lena Jagaelskl, incised wound on leg, three
weeks: Baby Jagaelski, confusion about the face,
one week: Alvina Waldorf, confusion and hand
injured, two weeks: Tillie Waldorf confusion
about face and hand, three weeks: three child
of Mike Mohs. all suffering from confusion
and effect of shock, two weeks: Mrs. Michael
Mohs, confusion, two weeks; Fred Johnson leg
broken. eight weeks: Martin Welsh, confused
leg, two weeks; u. Fehr, incised wound OF scalp,
two weeks: Mrs. Beutler, Commissions, two
weeks: Willie Beutler. fractured pate!la. eight
weeks; Mrs Hankess, severe confusion.
three weeks; Frank Hankes. fractured
humerus and injured wrist, eight weeks;
Louis Hankes, incised wound, two weeks:
Sophia Hankes, incised wound Of face, three
weeks; Johnnie Hankes, injured eve, one week:
Mrs. Oster, incised wound Of thigh and scalp
wound, eight weeks; Mrs kosanki i'll when in
;nra1 Sutfarinp from, shorlr md confusion throo