The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-18
Another Desth Roll.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, January 16.-
A special says at Aberdeen, Oak, Bessie
Stansfeld, a pretty nineteen -year-old
teacher, three miles distant. left school
during the storm to go to farm house,
thirty yards distant Her dead body was
found nearly mile from the school house.
At Mlllette, the teacher left to get assist
ance, and her body has not yet been found,
Mise Steubierner, and her teacher, twelve
miles northeast of Aberdeen, was out all
night in the blizzard. When found she
was barely alive, and died shortly
sfterward. William Morrell, a fifteen
year-old farm laborer, six miles west, went
out OF the house, Thursday evening, to go
q few rods to The barn. He became con-
fused, and was found dead two miles away.
II. L. Chapman, of Minneapolis collector
for thl eshlng machine firm, left North
vile, near Aberdeen, Thursday morning.
with HverymaD to visit farmers near
by. They have not been heard from
and are probably dead o. T0wnes and wife,
of Wentworth. Dakota, were lost on the
prairie Friday night. They were out six
teen and half hours, and when found
Mrs. Owens was dead and he was badly
frozen. He was travelling in a circle. He
will survive.
In Observation-Disclosures Schaffer,
farmer; Joseph Kocher, Annie Schufielt
and sister; one Coleman and two unknown
persons. Vigl1-Pierson brothers and an
unknown man. Wentworth-Mrs. o. /,
Owen. Lenox-Four children of Peter
Weinenger, Cnamberlain-Annie Ander-
SOB Cornine-Unkown woman and child.
Ashton-Chsrles 0sman. Lesterville-
Jacob kruiz. Northville-Bessie Stans-
held, teacher. st. Lawrence-A. Goslev
and William Bowman. Mellette-School
teacher and four pupils. Claremont-Miss
3 euoieTner, teacher. Aberdeen-William
Morrell, farm hand. Northville-H. s,
Chspln, collector from Minneapolis,
Hamlin County, Palmer, Sarah Dohan
Csstlewood, Young Titlofi; Siox Falls,
Mrs. James Kennedy aud SOB Faulkton,
Joseph Metz, Farmer Clamp boy named
May and an unknown woman; Water
town, stage-driver to Webster; Mandan,
mail-driver between New Salem and Stan
ton; Parker. four children of Peter Wern.
ga; Miller, Jerry and Sam Bowman; Btis-
tol, Harrison Smoots; Hurley, Lizzie d w
er; lnwood, Iowa, old man Seerv. The
list OF missing includes Liveryman Smith,
Worthwhile, OAK; John O'Counor, Els
worth, Mimi; two young men, Mitchell,
Dak.; Mrs, Berry man, Deyce, Nichols and
lawrence, near Huron; man and four
At Pierre, OAK, it is reported that a
woman and child were frozen to death
near Canning not yet conformed. No
trains have moved at Pierrie since
Thursday.
A Faulkton, OAK, special says six per.
sons are known to. have perished near
there, and there are unveri6ed rumors of
six or seven others.
MINNEAPOLIS, MinH., January 16.-A
P1pesione, Minn., special says: Several
parties, more or less intoxicated, had
narrow escapes from freezing to death.
Andrew Birch, farmer, six miles west,
nad MS hands and feet frozen while water
ing cattle.
MINNEAPOLIS, January 1G A revised
list Of the blizzard fatalities shows ninety
seven dead in Dakota, thirteen in Mime.
sofa, six in Iowa, seventeen in Nebraska,
and two in Montana. Total I35, besides
reported missing.