The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-12

Hedges, deputy recorder, dled tnls
afternoon, No. i012 Forest street.
Injured at School Maria Askew,
aged ten years, daughter of Frank AS
kew, wholesale leather dealer, ankle
broken, may lose limb; young son OF
Postmaster Shelley, severely bruised;
James Bailey, severe cut over eye;
frankie Mattison, internal injuries,
serious; Bertrice Ferry, leg broken
Nellie Curry, arm broken, back hurt;
Eva Hartsell, a ed thirteen years,
head cut; Katie Smith, aged fl teen
wears, severely cut and bruised; Mar
caret Houser, aged eleven years, in
ternally injured, may die, Sixth and
B oadway; Mary Hoover. Muyston
Boyd, Cassell Moss, and Willie John
ston
Injured at the Fdctory.-Joseph Hoar,
prop. ietor, thirty-fve years, collar
bone broken, leg fractured; Julien
Hoar, thirty nine years, slightly
bruised; Rose Bntler, eighteen years,
conclusion of brain, probably fatal ;
Mamie Creedon, eighteen years, head
gashed, probably fatal; Lizzie Ril.N
bruised Mary Bierd, hurt internally;
Jessie Woodwa d, nineteen yeas, cut
in head; Annie Travis, twenty-one
years, thigh crushed, arm broken;
Maggie Bird, seventeen years, bruised;
A. p. Hutchinson, cutter, thirty-eight
years, arm broken, head and chest
hurt; Kate Carroll, eighteen years,
cut in face; Annie and Burt Turner,
sisters, brui ed; Stephen Morse, ship
ping ERIK OF the Graham Paper Fact
ory, cut about the head.
Injured at the Court House Edward
Hedges, cl, rk, leg broken; Jas. Chase
and Eugene Moore, CLERKS, hurt about
the head; William Schurrs, clerk,
bruised.
Injured at the United States Engineers
Ofice.-W. A. Waldon, seriously hurt
about the head and breast; Mai. Liv-
ermore, hurt about the head; Lieut..
f. H. Young, skull broken man
named Nelson, head hurt. Il
1t is probable that the list will NOT
be completed for a d y or two until
the missing ones are accounted Tor.
Several of the injured were p obably
carried away without the name being
reported.
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.
The loss on property cannot be
stated with any definite cess, being
chiefly in small and ucmerous
amounts. Following are some OF the
estimates made: On the bridge, $780,
600; on the court-hou e, $4,000; or
the Overall Factory, $4,000; Smith &
Moffatt, stocks, $4,000; buildinG
owned by FRANK Oglesby, $4,000; oil
the school-house, $4,000 There wal
much damage in the aggregate
10 partly fiuished buildings
Twenty five small houses in pro
cess of erection in the south
ern part of the city were blown
down. The Central Presbyterian
Church, Eighth street and Grand ave
nue., the eastern por'f IN roo
was destroyed to the t2O0C
The Ge man CatI o and Nc
: Geejstreets, was ll20O. NV
| stained-glass windows If the Firs
. CONGREGATIONAL, on Eleventh and No
{ eettfeets, were blowu in loss, $60l
, Locust and Humboldt schools wer
damaged $500, A row of house
tGng built at Eighth an
CheTrsA streets were damage
/, $1,000 The Kansas City Sewt
pipe factory, East Bottoms. partl
: demolished loss, $4,000. Yates IL
5 Company stables, at the I OF
s Broadway, we've wrecked, with larl
s number of simlsr casualt es, wit
. euual or smaller losses, also reporte'
Y The total damage is roughly estimate
: at Sl50,0O0, a portion OF which is ca
}, led by storm insurance.
|, THR STORM
s is generally considered hur lean
r not a tornado or cyclone. 1t was
h tremendous gale Of wind with tioodiI
k rainfall. The telegraph and telephoi
/, wires were prostrated. The Westei
), Union had but one wire working o
f. # the city until night, when sever
Y more we're obtained. Communicate
is has been resumed with Chicago al
h st. Louis, Omaha and Denver, besid
e. the South, but work is carrl
on under great difficulties.
is expected, however, that mi
ID ters will be in pretty good sha
y by noon to-mo row. The Hannil
" and st. Joseph business WI be tral
4 ported across the river by ferry. T
es Council Bluffs road will use Misso1
an Pacific trucks north from the city.
ht local representative OF the Ham
is r ad sa d it was hoped to get
70. bridgein order SO IS to permit the Gro
~ ing OF rains in five days Rega dl
be the condition of the Lathr jp fc5t
is building it appears that repairs We
he made after the building had been C
no demned q second time and wa c'
n. sidered sale by the Board OF Edr
ha tion. The members of the beard "
he publish a statement to this effect
va morrow. An order has been ISSUE
nd close the public schools for the
lie mainder OF the week. Mesger repc
via are received here regarding the sIo
elsewhere.
AT NoRToNvILLE, KAS.
81 The Times special repcr.s t,
eu damage cf about $4,000,
a' The depot and Touring mill "
r. wrecked at Parkville, on the C.ul
=" "a Bluffs road. -
H ier Toe d struction at WA 1dotte, K
slI will probably aggIe egate $40 600. -.
RAJ RAJ At Leavenworth several buildl
9O1 were unrooied; lose, $4,000 or $4,000
I'VE At st. Joseph there was a he
III NJ rain storm, but the damage is pi
oo' ably not very great.
III The storm did n t reach Atchif
rs, A merchant Of Odessa, Mo-, who
'PII rived here TO night, reports the ste
NJ very severe there, wIeckinR
e. churches, two warehouses and sew
- u dwellings. He places the loss tn
ns YmV from S65, 600 upward.
.rs, severe storm AZ Evansville, In
,rt, EVANSVILLE, IND May 1l.-A
~ severe storm, With violent wind,
ft1 aud liph ming, vi tied here this e.
on, inc, doing damsge amounting to at
md $4,000.
Der "