New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-15
MANY KILLED BY THE STORM
PEOPLE FRoz EN- TO DEATH IN THE WEST.
GREATER SUFFERING THAN USUAL IN NORTHWEST
ERN WINTER sToBMs-A FATHERS EFFORT TO
SAVE urs ROY

GREATER SUFFERING THAN USUAL IN NORTHWEST
ERN WINTER sToBMs-A FATHERS EFFORT TO
SAVE HIS BOY.
eT PAUL Mnn.. JAN 1fThe loss OF life bJ the great
blizzard Of Thursday shown been great by far
the largest number OF casualties being reported Hsm
Dakota The Erentg Dispatch has the following sum
mary dead and mssIng36 In abut the list VIII DO
largely augme nted wheu the returns are all In:
Adrian. Minn-John Barring.
Hitchcock Dak.--Emil Gilbertssn.
Mitchell. Dak.-George Allen. jr., Joseph Anderson
Mimot DaK.-Jagss SMITH and two sons ,,.
Raymond. Dak-Wiiam Drivers Two sohs' |ha'ie'
Omaha EIsr y.S osS, ysSny irsy
Poster. Nsb -Gesrgs W. Post:
David City Nes-Chd OF John DeHlinger.
sisux City. Iowa-Ungnswn man.
Belgrade. Montana-WilIam Ovsrlal
Marysvills, Montana-Patrck Hanisy. 1,.u
Huron OAK = Thomas L. GilkesOn, Rowland Cham
Luzerne. Minn-Jshn 10y.
Inwssd. Iswa-Mr Fizgerald's tive children. Ii,a,.
Aberdeen, OAK. William Love. Jadson "estsa'e'
Bowdle, Dak.-Mr Pause.
Rssces. Dak-Pster Tsrhuus. ,
Virgil k-Frsnk Ncrsson, william Niersssn, Joseph
Wissn
Iroquois, Dak-Mrs Devius. Adam Gerner, ]. W. Cos
Rarkston Dak-w. b. Headly.
Dslarsere. Dak.-Mse Cora Curtis.
dispatch TO The Pioneer Press frsm Broskngs, Dak
SAYS "a young man started from hero to 90 into the
countr, on Thursday and cannot bs found It is feared
has persbed" Several others nave had narro"
escapes.
Miss steneburner OF Anherst OAK. was cut all night
and can hardly rscsver
The Northarn Pacific train from Grand Forks lett ei
for Pembna night and three aes Bort et hsre was
thr,wn from the track by huge DRIFT Passengers Were
shaken up but none were hurt
WATERTowS, OAK, Jan. 14.-On Thursday forenoon
Just before blizzard struck party OF seven farmers
living twenty-five miles northwest OF here strte" i'r
thsir homes The report that the bodies or four
of them nave been found dead Searching parties are
looking for the others.
The s.hsol At Inwood, Iowa, was dismissed IN the
midst OF the binding blizzard aud two FITZGERALD
children we're the storm. others were iikey u
have psished Two farmers starter from Bridgs~stei
to Marion Junction and pnrished on the way
DEsMEr, Oak, Jan. 14.-O. +. stearns sacnlng scnos
caught In the blizzard and out in the storm twenty
two hours boy haa his feet frszen ssid TO the aake
He walked mile in this cOndltlsn and MS leeI 'ncl
giving aut no crawled half q mile 70 house ne wiz
lose both feet The girl chilled that sue was un
conscious five hours after being ound.
MITCHELL. Dak, Jan. A. Three young men living on
the jim ver, east OF this town. are SUN msshg ir~
will be blocked fer week.
HURON Oak, Jan. 14.-Besides Thomas Gilkesen, Emil
Gilman, Robert Chambers aad an unknown man were
rspartsd dead up to last night Thomas and Wiillan
live nine miles of tswn. Joseph wilson. living
in the same neighbOrho0d, Is also missing.
YANKroN. Dak.. Jan. 1.-Two men were frezen u
death at Lestcrve this county and TIVE others Az tue
same NJ ace now lie critical condition. Two children
frezen at Wakonda, small town IN an adsihinS
county
GALVESTON, Tex. Jan. IA dispatch fron Geld
thwaite Tex to me Ne,cs says The Dakota blizzard
struck this region suddenly to-day about scOck. WI ell
il pecains almost dark The wind suddenly shifted Into
tho north. and 10 two hours the mercury dropPeu ITO
6Oo 10 300 The day opened sunmerlke AT u O'CLOCK
to night the thermometer registered l0, and IL was
showing hard.