New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17

those whose despairng shrieks rang In ther eAIe
twelve the storm ragged over the soto
ments and then came lu. Hope revived as tne Wsses
rathercd on elevated points vswins tho scene Of desc:
ation around them. Houses that STOOD tue Actou ",
nor dirk, the salt water having invaded everything
Then there began a search for the dead, ana .noso
we. ws":s pS, ss o on
more bodies taken and buried The deasn fon was
speedily made out as follows:
White.
BERRY. BRADFORD and daughter.
BURwIcKs, eight children of Samuel Burwick.
FRANsHAIt. wife and grandson.
CALLER s. Mrs and four children.
HAWKINS Mrs and three children.
LAMBERT. ALBERT Mrs and TWO children.
LOCKE, wife, mother and children
SMITH, GEORGE Dr. wife and four children
SMITH. child Of Alonzo Smith
TooCHAKE, JACK and seven children.
ToocHAKEs, Mrs. and four children
TURNER, FRANK Mrs. and two children.
VALLEY SHELL Mrs and four children.
CoOred.
HAnBRIcK RICHARD wife and five children
JOHNSON. ELEvER and wife.
LEWIS JACK wife and brother
"Durlng the morning the regular packet wneel
Emily r. arrived at Johnsons Bayou, anu tDoi hny ~
Orange as many she could carry IN All aDou
sixty Not one Of tnem had anything but what they
stood in, and were minus hats shoes n "ue
piled and tho refugees made comrort.oIe. s pv
the Emily p and Lark VIII return 10 ,ne ~
place OF safety. The people, save Few VINO nave aIso
stock interests. say they nave ao@nuonou h' paeo
ever They are descendants OF race OF people VINO III
the past made Johnsons Bayou a vast orange Rrovs
Tho frost and ruined tbem and tnsn they tutnea
to cotton sugar aud OF the 5000 head of socK
which once the bayou bossted 5000 are drowned wne
the remainder will die OF thirst"
A dispatcn from Galveston says that the turkey
buzzsrns soaring over Sabine for miles around on
land and water. 1t In vast charnel house. mere
are l27 peraons missing and only about twenty-nve
bodies 40 far recovered. Innumerabo touching heart
rendng incidents Of the storm are rotated ny the sur
ylvos Ono house containing fourteen cOloreu persou
was seen down with crash and every one Oh tneh
afa
wives ami children floating wrecks and the seeing
them killed by heavy Ogs being driven AGAINST .non
The Sabine and East Texas Railroad track is ~asneu
out for distance Of ten miles. The ties nave noatei
off, the rails are twisted ike wires Mohs OF
fish were cast up by the and thousands OF birds
also strew the ground. o.A,..
When the Government tugboat Penrose reacnou oapino
yesterday Columbus Martee was fonnd rowing. arouru
the delta looking for the bodies OF MS amliy. .u
"Myself, wife and three children were cIlnelhg W
hoafng roof which gradually breaking 10 piecos.
One Of the little went and then an0ther. was
holding the Youngest and wife said GOOD nyr'
OF the roof off and she sank before
eyes held on to the youngest chllu hdineu Tear'
some time longer Tue child. ADDRESSING me. SAN, tapA
I'm tired; won't you walk with me- rhe piece OF tue
told the little one kiss She put both her tle
arms around my neck gave me oig squeeze anu Jus.
then a dashed us of aud saw her no more ureat
God why ddn't go down tOOF lie was pressed 10
go board the Penrose, but refused sayIng d
among these lagoons are the bodies OF my wire ana
Children and here Will stop until can nnd theni
CAPTAIN Bailey bar pilot at Port Eads, reports tn"e
there lines lost during the recent stor
bayous lea ling from the Guf In the drecuoh vi
ana back of the quarantin1 station. , a..
Conservative estimates place the loss AZ sucn ngures
that IL will require from $4,000 TO SlOOOOU 10 Inee
the actual needs Of the sufferers.