St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-15

nearest houses left standing, and several
half demolished buildings are made to
answer the purpose of a morgue. The
spectacle is sad one. the living being not
only deprived of their friends, but of all
their earthly possessions at :he
same time. The total loss of property is
not less $500, 900. without "A dollar of cy-
clone Insurance. The town is ruined. The
living are caring for the wounded as well
as possible. and physicians from st. Paul.
Minneapolis and Brainerd are in attend
anee. Out of six saloons but one was left,
and this furnished liquors for the wounded.
Following is list of the
KILLED AND INJURED.
JOHN RENARD, county auditor, killed al
court house.
GREGG LINDLEY, county recorder, killed
at court house.
can bank Of st. Cloud. killed AT court house.
A. II. LAKE, carpenter at work on Samuel
Bricks house. killed.
ABNER STAYR, fatally hurt. His son,
MAURICE, 9 years old. mad his ribs broken
and died.
MRS. DIR. JENKs, badly injured, not ex-
pected TO recover.
THOMAS VANETTEN, carried 400 feet,
badly bruised. weight ESQ.
A boy. son OF JOSEPH LAUNDRE. from
the country, both legs crushed; had TO be
amputated.
ERNELT ALBRIGHT. clerk in meat
market. killed; member OF A. q. L. W.
JOHN SWANSEN. a Swede killed.
MRS. HERMAN BERG. dangerously hurt
CLARA, her daughter. killed.
ELLA. daughter, years, killed.
LILLE, another daughter, younger, Sc
verely injured.
MRS. c. E. BELL, severely hurt in the
spine.
c. E. BELL, slightly injured
j. A. STANTON, severely hurt about the
head.
His son, ED STANTON. slightly hurt.
MR.. SCHUYLER, druggist, missing, was
seen 70 run from his store.
MRS. FLETCHER OF Dakota, visiting her
father, Mr.. HennessY, killed.
MRS. DAVEE, killed, recently married
went TO housekeeping last Saturday, carried
200 feet.
S. n. WRIGHT. county treasurer. slightly
injured.
MRS. WRIGHT, seriously injured about the
head and one rib broken.
OLLIE CARPENTER. years old, daughter
Of S. p. Carpenter. killed.
LULU CARPENTER, 10 yeas old. another
daughter, fatally injured The latter ran out
OF the house with the baby, which is now
alive.
FRED HARTz, years old daughter, one
arm broken.
MRS SHOBER. wife oe the keeper OF the
Central hotel, recently from Minneapolis,
dangerously hurt.
A little baby was found in the street dead
1t is not known who il is.
ROGER BELL and wife MARY are both
slightly hurt.
MRS. PETER FINK and three boys and
one girl were all instantly killed. The father
was away.
MRS. ADAM JOCKEN, recently OF Mflwau-
kee and three children, severely injured.
EGDERT WALKER, son of Frank Walker,
both legs broken, dangerously injured.
MRS. HARLAN MOODY and fiye-year-old
son, both injured.
EDWIN G. HALBERT, of ST. Paul, repre-
senting Mutual Life Insurance company Of
New York. stopping at Grand Central at ST.
Cloud. seriously injured at base of brain and
arms broken; came over with Mr.. Hull.
MRS. PAPPENFUSS. mother OF wINSLOW
PAPPENFUSS, and her two grandchildren,
instantly killed.
ANNIE WOOD, slightly injured about the
head.
HENRY BERHARND. German. 80 years
old, killed; leaves wife and two children
totally destitute.
THEODORE BERG, lower Jaw badly broken.
PHILLIP BEAUPRE, cousin of Bruno
Beaupre, bad scalp wound. not serious.