Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-15
TEE DEATH ROLL.
A Summary Of People Dead and
Missing Since The Great Storm
in the Northwest.
The Lis: WIZ Probably "a Greatly
Augmented When the Returns are
Ga from All Sections.
Broker, but Another Riizz ard 10 Ee-
ported GomiDg g FRS ffic kesgmsd.
LIZ Of uaei,

81 IAtL; hIINN - 81, = - l AtS 4Ucs VI
LIE by the great blizzard OF Thursday IS
shown to hsye been very great, by tsr tae
largest number Of casualties being re-
ported from DskotS points. The Even
ing Dispatch has the following sum mary
o. dead and missing, thirty-six in Gil; ont
IS will be seen by special dispatches re-
CeiVed to-day and tonight, the list will
be largely augmented wheE returns are
all in.
at Adrian, MINI John CARING.
At Hitchcock, d T, Emil Gubertson.
Mitchell, D. T George Allen, Jr., Jas.
Anderson.
Mlneot, D. t, 94mes Smith and TWO
sons.
Raymond, D. T., Wnlism Driver and
SOD. Coarles Heath.
Omaha, Neo, Fred Elem, cigar maker
young lady, name not reported; Wex,l
Beck, aged eight years.
Poster, Neo., George w. Post.
David City, Neb., child OF John Den
linger.
Sioux City, Iowa, unknown msn.
Belgrade, M. T., Mr.. OVermsn.
Msrysville, NJ. T, Pat Stanley.
Huron, D. T, Thomas z. Gilkison,
10 wland Chambers.
Luverne, Mimi, John Lay.
InIood, Iowa, BIZ. FiEzgerald's TWO
CHI ldren.
Aberdeen. D. T., William Love, Jud-
son Westgale.
Bowdle, D. T Mr.. Paine.
Roscoe, d. T Peter Terhume.
Vergil, D. T., Frank Merson, viii
Merson, Joseph Wilson.
Iroqaois, D. T, Mrs. Devlne, Adam
Goiner, J. W. Goslee.
Bsrkston, u. r., W. B. HesdleY.
Delsmere, d. T., Mss Cora Curtis.
a R:ookias, D. L, speci2l to the Pion-
eeI.Press says 3 ycuog man started from
asEBso 90 into the country Thursday aH0
lscann0t be f0pAd. Il is teared he has PSF
ished. Several others mad narrow es-
capes.
A Clarsmon., 3. T., specisl reports
there hsyiGg been Ghrae Or four persons
lost IL the blizzard, but without pzgticu-
lars, except IN the case Of MISS Shine
burner Of Amherst, who VAS OuG al! night
and can hardly recover.
Graflop, .. 7 special TO the Pion-
Ger Press sRys: Tne Northern Pacific
train from Grand Forks lefs here for
Pembins last hight, and three miles north
Of here was thrown from the track b9 q
huge drift. The PASSENGERS were shaken
int none hurt.
Wat,r own, D. 7 Thursday foren0oD,
Just before the blizzard, q party Of seven
tanners living twenty-five miles north
west, started for their homes. A report
comes that the bodies OF four ot tlem
have been found dead. Searching paE-
ties are looking for the others.
Canton, D T.-N0 attempt has yet
been made by The railroads in this yicia-
ity 20 opau their lines. In most Gas es
the snow III the great cuts will have to be
ehoyeled cut, the plow having no effect.
The school in Ilwood, 10 Wa, was dis
missed IN the midst OF the binding biz
Yard and two Fitzgerald children were
lost il the snow. Tne othels were likely
Two farmers Started from Bridgewater
70 Marion Junction and persisted on the
way.
Bismarck, D. T.-No loss CT life in this
vicinity has beer reported Some fe8rs
are entertained with regard TO mail
carriers, but ell that 60 out from this
point ere reported safe. Drifts on the
road are very deep and pscked go hsrd
that horses can Walk ever the drifts. On
the Missouri division of the Northern
Pacific the snow must be cut .nd shoyeled
away by men. Northern Pacific trains are
being pushed through with four engines
for each train, two to move the ploW and
TWO to move the train.
Sioux Fails, D T-The dead body Of
nan wss found near this city last night
frozen solid, as also was team OF horses
| @ith him. His face Was go bloated az to
be unacceptable and he has not been
identified. TIE horses rad been IN.
| hltched from the sleigh with the harness
On, snd the nan had no ovaTcoat on, and
1t is supposed that he with others were
| riding to get here and that he unhitched
the team to go for help, leaviGg the
| others in the sleigh covered by his ever
coat. Hunting parties are out. Another
heavy snow storm is now in progress,