The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-16

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five years; Mrs Semnis and two children; Anna
Seibold, four years; Jacob Shortridge; Jennie
Junglen, sixteen years; August Junglen fourteen
years
The cyclone death list at ST. Cloud includes
Abner ST. Gym, who had a large silver driven
through his head but fingered in great agony
until to night when he died. He was COM
prominent Mason. He was an old Mississippi
pilot. There are tonight twelve cofined bodies
at Rice,s Station and fifteen MANNED, a number of
whom cannot recover. A child's bloody dress
was found this afternoon in Buckmanns town
ship, twenty two miles northwest OF Sank Rap
ids Mrs. Maggie DER died at the hospital this
afternoon and Senator Buchanan has just
learned that his farm buildings were wrecked
and his foreman killed. Mrs. Shea was sick in
the house. but escaped injury, although the roof
and upper story were swept away. ~
The following is a revised list Of the killed and
wounded at Sank Rapids
Kiled-John Renard, county auditor; Gregg
Lindley, register Of deeds Edgar Hull, president
OF the German American Bank; s. S. Owensen,
foreman on Lieutenant governor Gillman's farm;
A. ID. Lake, carpenter; John A. Stanton, Mrs.
Herman Berg, child of Samuel Carpenter, Ella
Berg, seven years; Clara Berg fourteen years;
Mrs. Fletcher, Joseph Ell. Shumau, druggist;
Mrs. Davis, Ollie Carpenter, six years; Lula Car
penter, twenty years; an unknown infant, Mrs.
w. Poppenfuss and her two grandchildren,
Henry Bernhart aged sixty-three years; John
Swanson. an unknown Swedish woman. and an
unknown Polish young woman, Ernest Albrecht,
Mrs. Fink and her four children.
JWounded-Lillie Berg, aged four, severely;
Miss Frederick Wade, arm broken; Mrs. Ger
trude Arnoth, arm broken ard head and face in
jured: Roger Bell, hurt on head; j. j. Lander,
both legs broken and amputated-wili die; T.
Berg, jaw fractured and wounded in arm: VIM.
jerome, wounded in arm; A. st. Styr, internally
injured; child of j. Carpenter, a stake driven
through body; Camille ST. Cyr, eleven years,
badly hurt; Mrs. Haukes, internally injured and
her two children injured seriously; Lanny
riously injured; c. Russell, arm
broken; Mrs. John Russell, skull and face
wounds, her infant badly bruised; A. Anderson,
badly wounded; ]. Dame, right arm disocated;
man, badly wounded; f. Scripture. skull crushed,
will die; his ten-year-old son. skull crushed,
will 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. j. Poppen-
fuss, seriously injured, may die; Miss Annie
Beherendt, internal injuries; Chas. Gilman, aged
eighty, hurt about head, may not recover
At St Cloud the killed are: j. Juneman Mrs.
J. Stein. August Junglen, Mary Jungen, four
teen years. Jennie Junglen. sixteen years; Jacob
Shortr;dge, Joseph Goikowski, eight years; j..
Waldorf, seven years, Annie Seibold. four years;
Mrs. Maggie Dyer, two children of Semms's. Ed
Meehan, G. j. Andrews, Miss Strietz, an I'M
known man about thirty years of age
Wounded-Wm. Shortinridge, both legs off
above the knee; Joseph Junglen. forty years,
badly injured; Casper Junglen, four years. leg
broken: VIM. Lelerp, forty-fve years, face
Waldron, leg broken; Mrs. F. E. Herr. internal
leg broken; Miss Mary Wicker, internally in
jured; Mrs Anna Goikowski, badly bruised;
Mary Goikowski thirteen years. leg broken;
Agnes Goigowski, four years leg broken, Lena,
foreign servent girl. leg broken; Mrs. Fred
Ssibold, badly bruised Fred Seibeld,
six years. both legs broken; two I'M
known babies, injured about the head:
railroad man. both legs amputated, will proba-
bly, die; Mrs. Joseph Hooehner, right arm and
leg broken; Mary Cross, sixteen years old, flesh
wounds; Miss Mary Cossert, twenty. FIVE years,
shoulder bruised; Henry Kelley, rairoader, fore
arm broke and hip dslocated Caspar Trusson,
butcher, internally injured; Miss Anna Osten,
head and arm bruised, two unknown children,
badly bruised; Mrs. Herman Grammar, arm and
leg broken, her child, eyesight lost.
The killed at Rice's Station are: Henry Fri
day, bridegroom at a wedding party; John
Shultz, aged twenty six years; H.. G. Shultz. the
brides M other; Rev. Smith, Mrs. Smith, John
Sauer. young farmer; Mrs. Gomlitz, Mrs Vo-
gel, Miss c. " Vogel and three unknown
people.
At Buchanan the killed is Fred Clark a farm