Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-31
VICTIMS OF THE TORNADO.

Killed-Rev. s. E. Barnwell, Dudley
Barnwell, Sister Mary Plus, Mrs. Mary Nc
Combs, Ben Schildt, William Deemer, Rob
ert Sullivan, John Emerock, James McCul-
line, Maggie AcClury. Mary Ryan, Bridget
Grove, Maggie Campbell, Mary Meainty,
John Paul, -- Hill, jain Raidy, William
Sabre, Bud Lusher, Minor Davis. infant of
Mrs. Austin, foreman Eagle brass foundry,
Mrs. Joseph Miles, Mrs. Mary Hasson,
Miss Annie Niles. Mrs. D. McLaugh-
lin, Mrs. Belle Lelloff, Mrs. Peter
son, Tom Puff, Thadsus Mason, Theodore
Apgermeisr, j. B. AcCullem, Mrs. F. Hof"
stetter, Miss Caskleman, NOBODY Davis, j.
Schildt, Park Cornell, Patrick Raidy, Charles
Jsnke, --MoLaughlin Mr.. Johnston, Frank
Paine, August Fleischer, two unknown
women, unknown negro, Christ Miller, Carrie
Baker, Professor Gustav Kuetxler, John Kel-
sal, Henry King, William Holey, Mrs. Mob
Icy. Peter Fuller, John Heeb, W. Clifford
Walter Davis, Lully Brown, Elmer Barnes,
Stephen, Gustav Kuetzler jr., Charles
Schaeffer, the Gsddy family-father, son
and wife, Henry Longs James M. Stephens,
John Refill, J. Fleiseher, -- Williams,
Clarence Loeser, Geneva and Louis Simm,
James Smith, Moses Lazarus, George Foster,
John Koran, Minnie Strude, George Scmitt,
Theodore Engelmeier, Jacob Banner, Rich-
ard Denker, Emma Hostetter, James Fitz-
gerald, William Geissell.
SIX. THE INJURED.
Injured-Mrs. Calmbach, wife of Sergeant
George Calmbach, ribs broken; Mrs. Mary
Holsch, head bruised; Miss Nellie Schmitt,
daughter of George Schmitt, saloon keeper;
Miss Minnie Henry, Miss Tillie Yaeger; Will
lie Qrubbs; NJ. Moo Comb arm broken; William
Schoenley, bad injuries about the head; Mrs.
John O. Stein, head and shoulders bruised;
Jacob Jacobs, Frank Eckerle, probably
fatally bruised about the body and head;
Mrs. jacob Jacobs, head and shoulders
bruised; child of latter badly bruised; Mrs.
Stiggles, badly bruised; Stella Cusoaden, Mrs.
Wilson, head and shoulders bruised; four
children of James Smith, badly bruised
about the bodies; Charles Gunther, contu-
sions; Mrs. Charles dunther, confused
wounds; Charles Gunthsr's child, bruised on
body and arms; Miss Cohen confused wounds
on head and shoulders; John Stems,
Abraham, spine hurt and body badly
bruised; Mrs. Kittie Tretter, leg crushed;
Mrs. N. M. Woods, face bruised; Charles
Dolsn, face bruised; Mrs. Mary Seller, foot
crushed; Mrs. DR.. MuRuet, leg broken and
internally injured; Mrs. DR.. Miller, head In
iured; Charlie Mcbride, spine injured; Mrs.
John McOomb, internally injured, both legs
broken; AaoIIls 4uOmas, LinAueHce, hy.sO ack
injured; q. w: Robinson, Campton, Ky;
Miss Blanche Sabre, seriously injured; John
Lawrence, internally injured; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sabre, badly injured.
Injured at Seventy street depot-W. R.
Woodward. fatally; J. R. Ruer, serious
internal; Thomas Moore, head and back;
John Finser, broken arm: John Phillips,
broken leg; J. M. Clausdec, head: J. NJ.
Lindsey, serious internal; Fred Stone,
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back injured; Thomas Allen, ticket
agent, back injured; Henry Siever,
Indianapolis, internally injured; William
Heiser, Catherine Timmons, internally in
jured; Mrs. Major Calender, internally in
jured; DR.. Muguet; Katie King, residence
unknown; Mrs. Kate Frasier, head and in
ternal; - Nottingham, head; Willie g.
Goode, head and both legs broken; Charles
Taylor. New Albany; Maggie Richie, back
bruised all over and internally injured.
AT THE HOSPITAL.
| Following Is complete list Of injured al
tho City hospital: Mrs. Kate Frazer, head
and face badly crushed; Mr.. Whittingham
scalp wounds and back sprainsd; William
Goode, both legs and four ribs broken, will
die; John Q. Stone, two ribs broken ani
wounds on hands and face; Andy Bulke, arm
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ankle and back sprained; Charles
Engleman, leg broken and foot crushed; Ma
| Engleman; Belle Engleman, badly injured
across back, shoulder dislocated; Mary En-
gleman, Maria Englemsn; James, Gulick boil
legs broken; Rudolph Lipp. face cut; Norve
O. Wallace, face cut and severely bruised
Charlie: r,.a Triple .ao, Leg R RsGhsh an; sns
cut and back injured; Herbert Williams
back severely injured; Frank Ackler, bacl
injured and leg broken; Tom Ashley, bacl
injured and ankle crushed; Phil Garbot
Louis Simms. face and back cut and lsf
broken; Ed. Recklin, back injured and hsat
crushed; Mrs. Annie Rodgers and two chill
dren missing from their home and supposed
to have persisted in the ruins of thei
home; Mrs. F. B. Sligger, injured abou
fracture of right leg; John Mills, multipl
fracture of the left leg; William jenkins
back broken, may die; Louis Simms. jr.
wife and two children; Mrs. Muller, will die
Lizzie Bolton; Mrs. George Franck, will die
Henry Fslthol; - Holsmeir; Charlie
Flosch; Tillio Young; Thomas Kelley, broker
leg, George w. Cuscaden; Mrs. Louis Whit
man, probably fatally injured; Robert E
Newman and wife; ]. T. Funk.
| SNOW AT LovIsvILLn.
LOUISVILLE, March 30.-Snew began fall
ing here about O'Clock. It melts as fast a
it falls and has the eject of a gentle rain.
the ave hours, though, the snow has bee
continuous and not moro than two inches hs
fallen. Nearly everywhere some measure
have been taken to protect property in th
roofsss territory. In many places temporar
roofs of long plank have been put on and
few instances permanent work has bee
nearly finished. Tarpaulins and whateve
else will turn water have been pressed int
service and the damage will be greatly lei
sened. At the tobacco warehouses nearl
everything il under tarpaulins or other pre-
teotions. Crowds were set to work In thei
when 1t was plain snow or rain would fal
and farmers consignments along with manu-
facturers' purchasers were made as secure 9
possible. In spite of all, however, the lot
may reach we'll toward $1O0,O00.
MANY guNERALs-oFIERs OF HELP.
Many of the funerals have been wit
military, masonic and other honors an
some of the scenes have been very in
prsssive. Masses have been said at Il
Catholic churches and sermons preached
the Protestant.
II No work has been done on the ruins t
day except by individuals and no bodies d
reported taken out anywhere. Funeral pr
cessions have followed each other In quie
; succession to Cave Hill, 81. Louis Bertran
and the other cemeteries and the city hi
been all day in mourning.
, Offers Of help continue to come in. LII
eral contributions to the fund are rsportt
/ frsm citizens here and several from outsid
, Miss CLARA Barton, president of the Anne
lean National Association of the Red Ores
, with ]. D. Hubbell, general field agent
) the association, and J. Fl. Moreland, for
: man of theiy work at Johnstown, arrive
, here Tonight. Miss Barton said: Il ht
{ there will be no need of our assistance. II
Hrst news We had placed the loss of life
3 high and the report that Bowling Green W
entirely swept away indicated so terrible ID
Q trees that, in spite of strong reluctance,
o left work before us to come. 1t appea
Q that there were points where there was mu.
= more need of our help than at Louisvill
and we hope to learn of these more definite
here find that the calamity in Loui
!. Vile has been met with admirable cours
! and good sense"
}; COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 30.-Govern
!. Campbell last night issued proclamatt,
calling upon the people to render fnanc
= assistance to tho Louisville sufferers.
J. Continental Courts Alarmed.
d LONDON, March 30.-The Economist "a.
= All tho continental courts have groV
e troubled and even alarmed ct the uncertain