The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-04-22
sAUK RAPDs-KILLED.
Ernest Albright. clerk.

John swanson. q SWeue.
! Clara, his daughter, aged fourteen.
Ella, Il daughter. seven years Old.
! Mrs. Fletcher, of Dakota, visiting her faith
81. Nr. Hcnnessy-
Ollie Carpenter, six years old, daughter OF
A little baby was found in the street dead.
1t is not known who he il.
Mrs. Peter Fink and three boys and one
girl were all instantly.
Mrs. POppenfus and ner two grandchildren,
Instantly.
years old. He leaves q wife and two children,
3 totally destitute.
john Renard. county auditor.
Gregg Linley, county recorder.
! y. H. Lake, carpenter.
Edgar Hull, President OF the German
American Bank.
Joseph Shumen. druggist.
! An unknown swedish woman.
unknown Polish young woman.
| Ernest Sibrecht
! Maurice ST. Cyr, ten years.
WOUNDED.
Miss Frnderika Wade, arm broken.
Mrs. Gertrude Arneth, arm broken and head
/ and face injured.
J. J. Lander, both legs broken and ampu-
/ tated; will die.
Theodore Berg, Jaw fractured and wounded
In arm.
/ VIM. Jochem, flesh wound in arm.
! Abncr ST. Cyr, fatally wounded
Child of John Carpenter a stake driven
through body.
/ Camille st. Cyr, eleven years, badly hurt.
| Mrs. H2uk6S, internally Injured, an u Der
two children injured seriously.
| Lam, a young man, two ribs broken ana
lungs injured.
| Ciaude Russell, six wears, arm broken.
Mrs. John Russell, skull and face wounds.
Her infant. badly bruised.
A. Anderson, badly wounded.
j. Dame right arm dislocated.
Miss Lucy Gilman, badly bruised.
T. Scripture, skull crushed: Will die.
His ten year old son, skull crushed; Will
die.
upper jaw; will die.
Miss Scripture. badly bruised.
Bohemian boy, twelve years; fracture OF
/ lower jaw and arm broken.
Mrs. J Poppenfus, seriously injured; may
Miss Annie Beherendt, internal injuries.
Charles Gilman. aged eighty; hurt abo ut
head: may not recover.
Abner 1t. Cyr. fatally hurt.
His son, Maurice, nine years OLD, hai his
ribs broken ami has died since.
Mrs DIR. Jenks, badly iLjured, not expect
ed 60 recover
Thomas Vanetten, carried four hun dred
feet. badly bruised: he weighs go pnu nds.
\ son of Jos. Laundre, both legs crushed
had to ne amputated-
Mrs Herman Berg, dangerously hurt
Lille Berg, another daughter younger, Sc
vecely injured
c. E. Bell, slightly injured.
j. n Stanton, severely hurS ABOUT the
head.
His son. Ed stanton. slightly hurt.
He'd, and went to housekeeping last oatur-
DAY. she was carried two hundred feet.
:. Y. Wright. county treasurer, slightly in
jured.
Mrs. Wright, seriously injur ed about the
head and one rib broken
Lulu, ten years old, another daughter, fs-
tally injured
Fred Kartz's six year old daughter, one
Mrs shuber. wife OF the keeper OF the Cen
traI Hotel, recently from Minneapolis, dan
gerOusly hurt
Roger Bell AMI wife Mary are both slightly
hur:-
Mrs Adam Jackin recently of Milwaukee,
and three children, severely injured
Edgert Walker. sou of Frank Walker, both
legs broken ami dangerously injured
Mrs Harlan Moody and her hve-year- old
Edwin G. iiuribut. OF St Paul. represent
in@ the Mutual Life Insurance Company
al New YORK. seriously injured at the base
o. the Grain anu arms nroken.
A"nie Wood, slightly injured about the
head
Theodore Berg. lower Jaw badly broken.
Phiilip B~aupre, bad scalp wound
a railroad man, both legs amputAted, will
probably die.
broken
Mary Cross. sixteen years old, flesh
wounds.
MisSMary Cosairle, twenty-i five years old,
shoulder bruised
Henry Kelly. r.liroader, single, forearm
broken and hip cislocated-
Casper Trussol, butcher, internally in
irred-
Miss Anna Ostan, head and arm bruised
Two nnknown children, badly oruis I'd.
Mrs. Herman Branman. arm and leg brok
eR; her child. eyesight lost
ST. cLoUD-KILLED.
J. JunemGn.
Mrs. j. stein.
Aug. JungIen.
Mary Junglen. fourteen years.
jennie JungIen, sixteen years.
jacob Shortridge-
Jos Golkowski, six years.
j. Waldorf, seven years
Annie sei5old, four years.