Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-04-20

Wilbur Dahlman,a farmer near Buck
mann, a town twenty-five miles from
lere, and workingman named Clark
IN Senator Buckmann's farm, were
10Th killed. Fifty-four wounded have
,een attended to at the Hospital.
Thirty are there at present, and five
1t the Convent. Every house in the
has one or more wounded,
and nearly 100 in the two towns are
injured. Those in the Hospital are
under the charge of five doctors and
fifteen sisters of ST. Benedict. Two
out of ten OH whom amputating ope-
rations were performed will die. The
doctors are very busy, and have had
little sleep. VIM. Shortbridge., who
had both legs amputated. lies in a
critical condition. Mrs. Junglen was
in the hospital this morning looking
after her wounded husband and two
children. Three of her children who
were killed were buried this morn
ing. Fourteen dead were buried in
the cemetery at Sank Rapids to-day.
Ten doctors have been in attendance,
and alarge number of nurses from St.
Paul and Minneapolis are looking af-
ter the wounded.
Nothing has been done TO remove
the wreck in either St. Cloud or Sank
Rapids. The loss of property in St.
Cloud is estimated at $4,000, and in
Sank Rapids at $4,000. The wreck
age on the railroad is estimated at
$4,000. About dozen photographers
with instruments are taking views
here. The body of Edgar Hull, the
st. Cloud banker, who was killed at
Sank Rapids, arrived here this after
noon and was conducted by men,
bers of the Council to the depot on
the way to Kalamazoo, Mich, for in
terment.
DEATH AT AMARRIAGE ALTAR.
RICE STATION, MINI, April 49,
The fatal ending of the wedding par
ty near this village forms one of the
saddest features of the wholesale de-
struction oflife and property wrought
in this section by Thursday night''
cyclone. The party was assembled a
the residence of John Schultz, far
mer, to celebrate the wedding of hi
daughter, Mamie, and the ceremon!
was performed about l o'clock b!
Rev. Gustavus Smith. The afternoon
was spent in social enjoyment, and a
o'clock the party gathered about thu
wedding feast. 1t was a happy as
semblage of neatly forty people cele
brating the bridal festivities of tn
favorite daughter of the house. TIL
cyclone came, and in the space of fiv
minutes the house was converted in
to kindling wood and scattered al
over the farm. Many Of the happ
party of few minutes before wer
corpses and many others injured, sew
eral of whom will die. There wa
not a building in which the few sui
vivors could care for those past hell
The bridegroom was killed outrigh
but the bride was only injured. Th
neighbors who had escaped the fur
of the cyclone came to the rescue, an
the bodies of the dead were taken
the school-house at Rice Station.
SAVED BY CYCLONE CELLARS.
| OMAHA, NEB., April 16.-Dispatcl
es from towns in Western low
where the cyclone travelled, show th'
it was of terrible force, going at Il
rate of nearly ninety miles an hou
The loss of property between Gri
void and Audubon is estimated
$4,000. Fences, barns, dwelling
; and everything were laid low in Il
path of the cyclone. The small 10
of life is accounted for by the ia
! that the cyclone occurred in the di
time aud nearly every one saw Il
. cloud approaching and ran to the
cyclone cellars, which nearly eve
farm in that part of Iowa is provi
ed with.
3 HELP FOR TIE SUFFERERS.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 16.-The CT
, Council to-day passed resolutit
: appropriating $4,000 for the bene
Of the cyclone sufferers.
THE SUFFERERS AT sAUK RAPIDS.
SAUK RAPIDS, April 17.-WorkmI
are clearing away the debris, al
f owners are preparing to rebui
! stores and residences. Four mo
,, victims were buried this afternoo
! The wounded are being cared for
a temporary hospital under 1
charge of DR.. Dunn, of Minneapol
What is now wanted is money al
clothing.
Caroline Hart had an arm amp
tated at the shoulder to-day, al
f Mrs. Cankop, who received intern
il injuries is not expected to live. Mi
i Carpenter, who died yesterday, W
: injured by asplinter that ran throuI
IS her breast. The remains of A.
: Scheuber, druggist, were sent
!. day to Erfurt, Wis, where is faith
Q resides. Among the freaks of t
+ cyclone were waiting d suit of cloi
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