St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-29
DEATH AND DESOLATI0N.
Continued From First Page.
WRECK AND RUIN.
The Devastated District Looks
Like a Ruined Village.


4 LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2S.-Every-
where in the track of the storm is wreck
and ruin. Market street this evening
looks like a ruined village. The devas-
tation on this thoroughfare is nearly
complete. The following is nearly
complete list Of the wrecked buildings:
& At No. 904 the roof and upper Story are
off, j. NJ. Gregorys building, occupied by
Mrs. Yeyer Hess asa saloon. No. 900, occu-
pied by A. w. Ebben. Shoes was badly dam
aged in the rear. but no person was hurt. AT
90, adjoining Vile Bros, meat dealers, suf-
fered bad loss on the building, but the
family escaped injury. The roof was torn
from No. 9I4, occupied by j. G. Gohlke as
shoe store: no persons injured; The third
floor of 920 was crushed in, and the tobacco
factory Of Kremelberg & Co. was ruined.
No. 922, E. Hirsch, dry goods, roof off.
No. 924, A. Slmons roof Off, rear down: NO.
$50, A. Shellberg, merchant tailor: middle
house crushed in. Family of Shellberg and
Jane Ward, all safe. No. 932, A. J. Glover,
and 934, the w. B. Trumbo company furni-
ture and house demolished to first floor The
fact that the occupants were all IN the store
below saved their lives. No. 936, L. We'll,
dry goods; Otto Huber above; families safe;
house badly damaged. Three new buildings
were being erected at $40, 942 and 944. The
walls were blown down. No. 94S. meat shop.
demolished: also Globe millinery house, $50
Ed Gill. saloon, southeast corner Tenth and
Market. rear of house blown in. c. W
Becker. grocer, 1910 West Market house
total wreck; family safe. A. Moss & Son.
ehinaware, 1902 West Market, house ruined
and all down in the rear. No. 1904, b.
Goldsmith, dry goods. No. 1905, Mullery
Bros. teas and coffees house all down; fam.
lily safe. No. zoos, Isaac Staughton, fur
nishing goods, place complete wreck. No.
1910, NJ. Cohen, merchant tailor, house ut
terly demolished; family safe. NO. 1O12,
frrrifc ,Nlon rtrfn rnr nor
son hurt. No. 1918. Montgomery q Bailey,
candy factory, house demolished in the rear.
Nos. 1929 and 1922, NJ. j, Doyle q Co., gro
GERS. In the apartments above L. +. Brewer,
M. J: Hill and s. Barringer resided, All this
building and the occupants escaped unhurt,
and there was but little damage to Doyle
Co. IS store. No. 1924, Mrs. C. d. Deuser,
millinery; house demolished above the first
floor and In the rear. No one injured. No.
Of house ruined. No. 1850, Misses Kn.
baugh, dry goods; house ruined. No
one injured. No. 1892. Dutton Install
ment company, furniture; rear and
middle of establishment crushed, in.
No. 1894, George w. Cascaden, rear down
and house ruined above first floor. No.
1898, Frank Mettler, jeweler rear of estab-
lishment demolished. No 1910 and l042.
F. VI. Heinig. chinaware, house ruined, en-.
of Eleventh. w. R. Toomey.. grocer, whole
No. HOO, Fl. A. Pfefgist druggist, building
wrecked above and store badly damaged.
No. 1902, Valknapp, hardware, building en-
tirely down In the rear. No. ll,4, Atlantic
Il Pacific Tea company on ground floor. j: b.
Curran and Frank B. Stigger above: build
ing wrecked; occupants rescued by ladders
after the front wall had been blown out.
Mrs. Stigger hurt. No.. 1106, Fred Bauer,
stoves and tinware; building completely
wrecked in rear and above the first floor.
No. HOS, S. BuDbuch & Bros, wall paper;
establishment extended back and through
406 and 4l0 eleventh street; the whole
to HOS West Market street belong to H.
schieman, and they are nearly COM
plete loss. No. lilo. Frank Corso,
fruits: rear and upper part demolished.
ground floor; A. Hoffman, and Louis Whit,
man. residence above, building ruined and
Mrs. Whitman probably fatally injured, by
jumping from the third floor froLt window.
No, lila, M. B. Sternberg merchant tailor,
building badly wrecked, family safe. No.
1ll6, Harder 4 Son, toys and stationery,
building wrecked in the rear. no one injured.
No, 1ll8. A. LAUDER d Son, jewelers., build
ing down in the rear. store badly damaged.
NJ llao, Philip Phil mh1ata1. saloon saloon
MOI 1I22, l.. Simn,s dr., halter, house
smashed to fragments; two of Mrs. Simms'
children killed and Mrs Slmms badly in
iured. Nos 1925, ! 12s and 1870, Falls City
d.
with loss of life amounting upwards i'll
the hundreds. No. / 322, G. Winter, saloon,
building wrecked i'll the rear; no one injured.
No. 1874, C. j. Schranz, druggist; building
G. Lazarus, dry goods; building wrecked in
the rear. but occupants escaped w1thoutin in
jury. No. 1873. corner of Twelfth street. T.
III. Watkins d Co. grocerS. badly damaged IN
the rear and side; Mr.. Watkins leg broken;
]. It. Crecel,us & Co.. drugs, Twelfth and
Market streets, wall blown in on Twelfth
street side. A. Viilier, shoes Twelfth and
Market streets, rear wall blown in Jerry
Turner, saloon, Twelfth and Market. I'M
rooted. Jacob Korb, Ninth and Market, com-
pletely wrecked. Mrs. Max Wood. grocery.
Eighth and Market, unroofed; east wall
blown in. Miss A. Clipped, saloon lob
West Market, unroofed; rear wall blown IN.
George B. Corbin photogTrapher, rear a walls
Eighth and Market. RACED to the ground
L. r. Carr, engineer Ninth and Market: rear
end of building blown in. Herbert Williams,
saloon. 1l35 Market; rear wall blown IN,
uproofed Rhodes Furniture Company, l4f
Market street; rear walls blown in. The i'm
mense iron foundry of Ainslee, Cochran d.
Co. was completely razed the rear wall alone
remaining standing. AL Rice, saloon, 9l7
Market street: rear wall blown in and UNI
rooted. o. o. Ohannon, butcher. 931 Mar
ket, rear walls blown in, unroofed. Jacob
r. Williams, Shoes Ninth and Market; un.
rooted and wall blown in on east side.
Eleventh Street.
No. 412 Eleventh street, James Mellett
residence rear demolished, but no one in
jured. Nos Ala and 416 Eleventh street
escaped with but slight injury. No. AIS
Eleventh street. occupied as bar room and
grocery. was completely ruined. No. 434.
occupied by Moses Hundly and family, was
smashed to splinters by falling of No. 1856,
but no one was injured. No. 43G was oc-
cupid by Mrs. Bridget Holloran and Julius
F. Albert as a residence. 1t was three
story brick, and the top story was blown Off.
No one hurt The Flavoring Extract COM
pany, Eleventh and Market, unreofed; rear
wall blown in.
East Of Front Street.