Daily Republican., 1888-01-16
u,D..rv Of Congress
FROZEN To DEATH.


Northwest BlizuNrd -kailronds hiook-
cd and trains so Hours Late.
EFT. PAUL, Jan. 1.-THE loss OF life
by tho great blizsArd of 'ThuIsday Ia ,
shown TO have bean very great, By far
the largest number OF easualities being
reported from Dakota points. I
TIE Evening Desps,oh has . list Of 33
eithor irossn to death o. missing.
ST. PAUL, Mlnu., Jan. IA -rne Pio-
neer Pres. mas specials Hiving addition
al loss of lifo by ths great blizzard rs
fellowt: Gary Dakota, Charles Stait- =
zen berg, OF Alamont, started 10 procure
oofin for hts dead 500 aad has not
eincs been heard Of. Two children Of
Joseph Hu,ohinsop, living west Of hero,
perisbed while going homo from school.
Minoia, Dakota, MT. DAvis and his 10
ear old sou were found by searching
parties two miles from town frozen 10
death. Several others are missing.
Sioux Falls, DAko.a, Ave victims OF the
blizzard have bsen found In thia SEQ.
tioI viz, . lady teaohar named jacob
con and . pupil named Glade, G,
l0undatrom, . farmer, two others,
lnamPs unknown.
YABKroN, Dskotn AT Lesterville,
Jacob kruiz died irsm the cold and hia
wife was badly fri zen frederick Mill
berger may die fiom expoiure. Another
man, unknown, 10 known 10 have been
frozen.
Three deaths are reported from Tyn.
dali, B1nhommo County, and two girls
near Whenda, Clay County.
ELANDREAu, DAkota--It In reported
that q lady school teacher Ia the ofth'
ern part OF the county was tsozen 10
death.
MILLER, DakotA.-Tho body Of J. W.
1 lGAsslee, o farmer lost in Tbursday's
blizzard, vas found this morning anont
; two miles from HE house.
FAULKToN, DAkota.-Enma Lamar,
! a scnooi teacher south west OF here, and
Carrie Aumnn, n pupil, we're frcsgn 70
! dsath Wednesday, night.
DoLAN, Dakota, jan, Il win o.
J lGaTJn waite, q farmers Bon, got lost In
1.-The bllzzAtd ThurscAy going from his
faibeI's homie to the barn aud wRl
dead ir tho enoV Iesterday. At Ray
/ mond, Willis and Barry Diver were
: freq n to death.
sIoux FALLS, Dab oia, jan, IA -
Many poop In thin viciuity were
caught ou5 10 the storm. Ose citlzsr
lay all night 10 snoz bank wiihio Q
mile OF the town, between hts horses
escapina wish hts life. Another mac
was found dea1 yesterday, standing .
tho side OF q hA.n northwest Of thu
town.
HELENA, Montana, jan, 1s-Thl
? thermometer here rsgister9d 20 deRreel
below zero last night The cold wavl
extAnds over the entiro territory, TIVE
q men were frozen to death IT Mary q
VILE.
GARHI ON, Mob Jau, II -Threi
children oI John DenlipRer, who ct
tempted to go home from school durinl
the storm yeaterday, lost their way ent
remAined out all night. When the,
were found this morning one va
n frozsn TO death. Toe other two ma.
recover
er eIoUx CIrY, Jan. 14-W. b. Head
\ ley whs frozen 10 death near Ba-k stOn
J, DAkotn, yesterday.
nj CHICAGO, JHn. l4-A g.. Joseph
- Mo , special saSE: A great deal Of di.
t-ess is reported from the countr!
tributary 10 s., Joseph, ov ing 10 the II
cent cold weather between that cit
and the Iowa line, aud in southar
Nebrash and Northern KEnsAs. farm
ers are reporting great loGs of live Bioe
which last night iroze TO death In II
stalle. Two Dtook trains that had bee
delayed arrived at st, Jossph last nigh
with every head Of cattle dead.
LINCOLN, Eeb., January 14-rt
weather to.dsy has been the coolest
the season, the thermometer goin
down to 18 below, snd 1t has not bee
above IS for the psSt twenty four hour
RtpoIts OF fatalities from Thur8day
storm are still coming In. MIS-. Smii
WAS frozen TO death while retUrnin
from = noighbor's, Mt WoodlAwn. job
: SpArds, an ex. member Of tho Legisl
I ture, Was found frozen Btih and dea
\ within o quarter OF milo from b
j. home, nine miles from Beatrice. EN-
Gross, OF Peru, farm laborer, wi
;, found dead within twenty yards OF b
house. A child named Bodine 10 r
ported missing from his home nss
Al Nebraska City. RIilroad travel
again badly interrupted.
MINNEAPOLIS. NJ IN, Jan. 14.-Tl
storm's back is broken and the rai
roads have ecna patiently TO work
burIow their way through this harI
packed drifs. Tho SNOW Ia as hard aI
heavy IA eSnd aud bs III ~ tho ano
BILE plowy. The only train In At The Unit
~, Depot yesterday WAC the Wtsoousl
Oenuare. Two east bound Northel
Pacific trains came Ia this mornir
eighty and fifty fOurs lhte. This Mort
cru Pacific bas had sn excellent oppo
y. tuuity TO test the rotary 6now pillow
,,s and with entire suGcssa Over 200 tctlt
~ ~ Of track IN Oak Ita, with snow ayegagiI
hftsen fees dEcp, have been cleared
"a one pillow in sixteen honTs. This is G
w. unparalleled achievement,
BRooEINGs, Dak., Jan. IA
OF young man started tTnm here to
,ou into the country on Thuraday, 81
cannot hs fooud.
= CLAREioNr Oak, J.u. IA -Fo'
pergons loeG in the blizzard, bat q
without particulars except In the ca
"a. of Mies Shnburgs', Of Amherst, wi
n. WAC cut sll night, and can hardly I
iay cover.
WATERFOWL Oak Jan. IA Thur
y day foreuoon, just before the bliEzAr
ags ays party of tevep farmers, living
gS miles northwest Of here, started q
,ng their homea. TIE report comes To
tho bodies OF four men have been fouT
AZ an dead. Searching parties are lookiI
s-' for the Others
CANTON, Oak Jan. 14.-rhe Scho
at In wood, Ia, wan dismissed in Il
midst OF tie blin1inR blizzard, nI
two Fitzgerald children we're loSt
tho storm. Two farmsrs RtEE,e1 fro
Bridgewater to Marion, and perisht
), on the way.
- Haaldmonn VeaNpa