Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-05-13
crowded with childreo

~ AAAlC mo-. KKI
went nearly frantic with lsa
appalling darkness and st XIV it.
preceded the tempest. r s,lilss
across Broadway from ~ ~.
seemed to concentrate A.
descent upon the tower. ~
with q crash, carrying dov Tll H
bell which plunged thronob ~
vening floors to the basa,.
main building is u mass a. ~
shattered walls, which vii, y B
wing was comparatively un;';' I
the scholars in there were y
the main building, hoyevs, WI y
was awful. The falling A.
tated the terrified children y
ment, where masses of bricks
crushed them to the gronea Y
them from view. Persona ns,s
the crash, made their way II \
The gale quickly subsidsa
work or rescuing was, unas,t Z
eager hands.
At No. 30 West Third ,st,.sE
three story brick building in NJ
of tho block, the third sto,,
was used as an overall factor, +
ed by Hoar Brothers, and 4. /
second floors by the Graham NJ
pany. In the factory were ss'f
ty-hve employees, chiefly pR, /
the storm broke out they sla,. \
cellar. The building fell viii !
and most of the affrighted y!
caught in the ruins. -Four M
taken out dead, a number Of Nj
wounded and soma are still MI
Across the street on The !.
corner of Second and Man
stood a two story brick brildn,
in 1860 by by the Santa Fe NJ
pany, one OF the Oldest buildt1
CITY, from which the coacbss
were started across the plain
stage coaching days. The bals
of late years been occupied byS
ted States engineers. AdioiniR
the west was a three story bs
and spice mill, owned by 81
Moffatt. This building was al
falling owe. upon the adjois
and both were completely
Frank Smith, the senior partp
firm, was taken bleeding from
and died IN a short time. Nj.
was badly hurt, and three
were taken out.
THE KILLED.
The following is a list Of |!
and wounded as far as ascer!a
o'clock tonight:
Killed at the school boz
Mason, aged u; Bessie Inscte,
Ellis, 9; Julia Ramey, y; Rutt
10; Edna G.. Evans, IL; R
Sprague, IL, son OF superint
telegraph of the Kansas City,
& Gulf road; L., L. Moore, ir,
L. Z. Moore, one of the most
business men In the city; Ricl
IL; May Lambert, II; Mary
Mrs. Ida Bowes, snperintend
overall factory, terribly crai
he head and hips, died to-nla
Patch, Frank Madison, Mat
Gardner, Kann and Martin J
Killed at Overall facro
Fitzgerald, aged 20, skull cru
, broken; Willie Eckman, l6,
ed and badly meagled: Nina
l skull broken; Nellie CeyaDau
! and chest crushed; Kate Ore
In head: w. r. Town, 10, 70
: beyond recognition.
: Killed at Smith & Mofft
o Smiih, proprietor, hole IN
5 John Kane, coffee rooster
/. broken; Henry jackson, (cc
crushed, badly mashed: Sal
neck broken.
I Killed at the court no
D Dougherty, deputy sheriff.
ges, deputy recorder, died
noon.
John Flaherty was strr
! head by a falling flagstaff il
saa City, and was killed
THE WOUNDED.
Injured at the sohool-Mf
} aged 10 years, daughter OF /
) wholesale leather dealer, 81
/ may lose limb; young son Q
, Shelly, severely bruised; .
aeYerely cut over eye; Fran
3 son, injuries serious; Beatri'
t broken; Nellie livery, arm
back hurt; Eva Hartsel, ag
; head cut; Katie Smith, ae
severely cut and bruised
: Hoover, aged III years, il
iured, may die; Mary Hoov,
Boyd, Cassell Moss and Viii
Injured at the factory,
D proprietor. 81, collar bone
9 fractured; Julien Hoar, ;
bruised; Rose Butler. IS, CT
the brain, probably fatal
Reedon, Is, head gashed, pr
: Lizzie Rile, bruised, Mary
!. tsrnally; Jessie Woodward
: Head; Annie Travis, 81, thi
9 arm broken, Maggie Bird,
A. r. Hutchinson, cutter, 38
head and chest crushed; l
Is, cut in face; Annie and
sisters. bruised; Stephen J
8 ping clerk of the Graham p'
cut on head.
Injured at the court hous
ges, clerk, leg broken; jar
and Eugene Moore, clerks,
head; William Scurrs, clerk
Injured OF the United
8 g%ineer's ofice--W. A. Valid
, hurt about the head and |
Livermore, hurt about ]
T.. Il. Young, skull brok
head hnrt.