St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-29
THE DEAD AND INJURED.
A Roster That Tells Better Than
Words the Story of the Storm.

Words the Story of the Storm.
The following are the names of the
.iled throughout the city so far identl-
led:
ANGLEMERER. THEODORE.
ANGEMERER, CAPT.
BARNWELL. REV. s. E.
BARNES, ELMER e.
BISHOP, MRS.
BAENDEN, JACOB.
CHELL, BENJAMIN.
GROVE. BRIDGET.
CAMPBELL, MAGGIE
CHILDT, j. S.
CUSCADEN, -
CASTLEMAN, MISS.
CORNELL, S. PARKER.
DIEMER WILLIAM,
DAVIS, MOODY.
DEMARS. WILLIAM,
DENIKER, r.,
DEP, FRITZ,
DRAGOO, LUCRETIA,
EAIERICII. JOHN,
.FLEISCHER,l AUGUST,
FLUSHER, j.,
HASS0M, MRS. MARY.
HATHAWAY, Q. H.
HESSEN BRUCH, ChAhLESs
HOSTETTER. MRS. F.
HAMILTON, ROBERT.
KORAN, MRS. JOHN.
HAMILTON, JOHN.
HORN, MRS.
HELM. ADA.
HOY, FRANK.
JENKS, CHARLES.
KELLY, MRS.
LELLFF, MRS. BELLE.
LINGO, HENRY.
LOESER, CLARENCE E.
LUSHER. JACOB.
LIPS, RODERICK.
MCLAUGHLIN, MRS.
MASON, THADDEUS
McCUNE. KATIE
MoGINTY. MARY
McCUE, E. r.
MCLAUGHLIN, BALDWIN
McCOLLOM, j. b.
MILES. ANNIEE.
MASON, =
MCKEE, =
NELL, CHRIS
NYLES, ANNIE.
NUTTALL,. MRS,
PETERSON, MRS,
PUFF. THOMAS
Plus, SISTER MARY,
PAINE. FRANK,
PETERSON, MRS. ALLEN.
PANE, FRANK JR.
RYAN, MARY.
RYAN, PATRICK.
RICE, JOHN.
REIT.
SULLIVAN, NICHOLAS j.
SENGER. RUDOLPH.
SIMS, GENEVIEVE.
STEVENS. JAMES NJ.
SEIBERT, CHARLES,
SULLIVAN, -
SCHALLER. MRS. MARY.
STEURLING, A.
SCHJLDT, j. B.
STREIBLING, A.
WHITE, POLICEMAN.
The bodies of two colored men, one
,olored boy, two colored women, one
white woman and six white men, all I'M
Known, are lying in the cOroner's inn
morgue, some of them being
so that Identification will be
litficult, if not impossible.
Partial List ofthe Injured.
The following is partial list of the
INJURED:
ylrgil Wright, bruised body: J. Fl. Riley.
station master. union depot, bruised side and
,reast: Tom Allen, ticket agent. union depot.
eg broken: L. Il. Smith, check agent, trans
,er company, hip fractured: William Conley,
I.2i6 Seventh street, badly injured; Tom
Moore, Madison street, below Thirteenth.
,ruised and cut about the head; w. r.
Woodward, general uperintendent, MOnOn,
lightly bruised; William Lindsay, gateman,
lnion depot, bruised about body; Charles
Taylor. Jeffersonyille, internally injured ;
1reen Fow. baggagemasier union depot, arm
,roken: Clarence Lewis. ticket agent union
lepot, back sprained; Mrs Louis Whitman,
Market street between Tenth and Eleventh.
,ack broken; Tom Moore, injured about body;
Green Powell, ,colored, Guthrie street, shoulder
lislocated; Fletcher Pullum, Adams express
Messenger. pinned downin his car and taken
,ut slightly hurt: Fred Stone, l04 West
1reen street, left leg dsloeated; John Nor
oW. CharlestoWn, Ind, left hand cut, hurt
inside: Henry Seeger, Fifteenth and Walnut,
eg broken; August Tiernan. Sixteenth and
Magazine streets, fally crushed in left breast; {;
fneh he heads nieiidr Mrs. Chris Chris Hoffenheimer, Egh
eenth, near Maple, badly injured about the
lead Mai. Gait, Eighteenth and Broadway,
,esides his wife and two daughters. badly
lurt, but not dangerous; Mrs. Irotter, col
red Thirteenth and Madison, leg broken;
lieut.. Howard, Oreeu Street, DelWeeu Iulr-
eenth and Fourteenth, two children hurt,
lightly injured about head; DR.. Mu-
.uet. Walnut street, between Thir-
eenth and Fourteenth. fatally injured
bout head and spine dislocated; Mrs.
duguet, badly hurt about the head. but not
atally; Thomas Funk, both legs broken.
The following eight colored men were all
,adly hurt at Eclipse hall while holding a
ession of Adam lodge, /. 0. o. E.: jim
Brown, hurt about the head: Nick Newman,
10Th ankles dislocated; Phil Smith. badly cut
N the head; Ben Welch, badly bruised
,n the body; Frank Beckley. badly cut
LDout head; William Meredith, cut on the
read: C. W. Mansfield, cut on the head:
James Lyons, cut on the head; John Google,
iriyer for the American Express company,
,loWn from his wagon and slightly torn and
bruised. Colored porter at seventh street
lepot. pinned down by beam and arm and