Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-29

Unknown woman, Twenty sixth and
Magazine.
Pat Raidy, clerk of S. E. Edmunds
Charles jerks.
Unknown man, killed in street car at
Tenth and Main streets.
Rev. S. Z. Barnwell, rector of st.
Johns Episcopal church.
Police Officar White Baldwin.
- Mclaughlin, Eighteen and Baird
streets.
August Fleischer, master of the Falls
City market.
Mrs. Allen Peterson.
Capt. Theodore Angermeier, Twenty
third and Market streets.
j. B. McCollom, brickmaker, Thir-
teenth and and Maple streets
William Demarr Pullman Palace Car
company
Mrs. Z. Hoffstetter, Thirty sixth and
High streets.
Miss Castleman, Seventeenth street.
Theodore Aeglemen, Thirty-third and
Market streets.
The Wounded.
Virgil Wright, bruised about body.
j. II. Riley station master Union
depot, bruised side and breast.
Tom Allen, ticket agent, Union depot,
leg broken
L. T. Smith, check agent Transfer
company, hip fractured.
William Conley, 1915 Seventh street,
badly injured.
Tom Moore, Madison stleet, below
Thirteeth, bruised and cut about the
head.
w. R. Woodward, general superin-
+anHon+ Monon cliohtlv hruicaH
William Lindsay, gateman, Union
depot, bruised about body.
Charles Taylor, Jeffersonville, inter
nally injured.
Green Fow, baggage master, Union
depot arm broken.
Clarence Lewis, ticket agent, Union
depot, back sprained.
Mrs. Louis Whitman, Market street,
between Tenth and Eleventh, back
broken.
Tom Moore, injured about body.
Green Powell, colored, Guthrie street,
shoulder dslocated.
Fletcher Pullum, Adams Express mes
senger pinned down in hisc and taken
out slightly hurt.
Fred. Stone, 1904 West Green street,
left leg dislocated.
John Morrow, Charlestown, Ind, left
hand cut hurt inside.
Henry Seeger, Fifteenth and Walnut,
leg broken.
August Tirnan, Sixteenth and Maga-
zine, fatally crushed in left breast.
Nick Tirnan, same place, badly cut in
the head.
Mrs Chris. Hoffenheimer, Eighteenth,
near Maple, badly injured about the
head.
Mai. Gait, Eighteenth and Broadway,
besides his wife and two daughters, bad
ly hurt but not dangerous.
Mrs. Trotter, colored, Thirteenth and
Madison, leg broken.
Lieut.. Howard, Green street, between
/ Thirteenth and Fourteenth, two children
hurt, slightly injured about head.
DR.. Muguet, Walnut street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth, fatally in
iured about head and spine dislocated
Mrs. Muguet. badly hurt about the
head, but not fatally.
Thomas Funk, both legs broken.
The following eight colored men were
all badly hurt at Eclipse hall, while
holding a session of Adam lodge,
/. o. O. f.
jim Br )wn, hurt about head.
Nick Newman, both ankles dislocated.
Philip Smith, badly cut on the head.
Ben. Welch, badly bruised on head.
Frank Beckley, badly cut about head.
William Meredith, cut on head.
G. w. Mansfield, cut on the head.
James Lyons, cut on the head.
John Google, driver for the American
Express company, blown from his wag-
on and slightly torn and bruised.
Colored porter at Seventh street depot,
pinned down by a beam and arm and
shoulder broken.
Mrs. Joseph Seller, Twelfth and Wal
nut, slightly hurt.
William Sullivan, Tenth and Walnut,
arm broken.
Joseph Warren, engineer on the Ches
apeake and Ohio, thrown from the cat
by tree across the track; not seriously
injured.
George Pitt, fireman on the Chesa
peake ard Ohio, not seriously
Patrick Roberts, switchman, not seri
ollsly.
/ Burt Staggers,. Fourteenth and Broad
, way, slightly.
!, John ". Brown, of White, Brown 8
White. West Broadway, shoulder hurt
e not seriously.
His wife, severe cuts and bruises, no
serious.
- Robinson, pinned beneath falling
wall and badly injured.
: Charles Rainrod, badly bruised
, H. NJ. Blackburn, Of Woodburn, KY.
I probably fatally wounded.
: Charles ID. Senior of indianapolis
: badly mashed, internal injuries feared
d Katie King, burned about the body
9 probably fatally.
John c. Sleig, 9l5 West Market street
was asleep at his house when the storm
came. He has four ribs broken and hi
e skull fractured; will recover.
G. w. Robinson, of hampton street
d head cut and shoulder bruised, but prob
ably not fatal.
=, Mrs. Kate Frazer, Sixth street. nea
Oak, head and face badly mashed an
d probably internal injuries.
p. Mcfarland, ticket broker, badl
d mashed and bruised.
Vir1il Wright, badly bruised an
1t pinned in the debris.
Edward AIinter bruised and confuse
= wounds.
n slightly injured.
William Good, taken out of Falls Cit
ID hall ruins with both legs and three rit
broken.
'e He is injured internally ana VIII dl'
n John Blaes, superintendent, RIBS an
leg broken.
lie Two children of Louis Slmm, Jr. age
) and respectivelT; two older girls an
e. a servant were taken out of the Fal
I'd City hall, slightly injured.
Mrs. John b. Rock, left arm broker
h. Mrs. Renof, slightly injured.
ne Mrs. Jennie Whitman, back broker
:, jumped from third story Falls Cit
Ih hall.
or Mrs. Dora Niemsn, taken out slightl
in ittrpI