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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
EAST TEXAS CYCLONE.
STRUCK NEAR MARSHALL AND
DID GREAT DAMAGE.
The Storm at Atlanta Proves 10 Have Been
Much Worse Than at First Reported.
-Four Children Killed.

Marshall, Tex, Dec. 7.-(Special)-
a cyclone struck the northwestern por-
non OF this country about sixteen miles
from town yesterday ut II m. The
storm came from the southwest. Its
ttaek' which Is nearly a mile wide, Is
sueWn THIS morning with fallen trees,
wrecked houses and fences. No injuries
70 persons or loss of life have yet been
The Paris, Marshall and Sabine Pass
east bound train was derailed by fallen
tlhlDer yesterday afternoon, but owing
70 the low rate of speed at which the
Irhlh was moving through the cyclone
ulsstrlct, no special damage was done.
Tue telephone wires are down south
OF town. and MS there Is no telegraph
SUTTON between here and Waskom, the
sNt'nt OF the storm IN this portion OF
'ny county has not yet been learned.
While the storm was rigging In other
portions of the county. the wind blew
q p9le here hail fell. and the electrical
lsp,uy WINS almost like 1t II In the
uonics Mt this season.
ne storm struck first eight miles east
OF the city; Il was between IL and u
O ,,.Stt' len houses We're blown down
Wltmn eight miles Prince Berry, an
Old negro, was carried into tho ION of a
llne tree and lodged there. He cscaped
",shuut serious Injury.
ms south Of town It was equally severe.
W., rne louse of Sarah Whaley. colored.
Iii lii p' sWn down and one of her children
,sa. ey the falling tiinberd His wife
III nlhnld down to n piece OF timber,
mi'l winch she was endeavoring TO fast
vh ,he door The timber lay ncross her
''i,h' ma was fastened at either end
VIII VIII NE debris. She was extricated
sn ,ln wiheulty, but without sustaining
SSc o,,',, injury. Cotton pens were torn
onG lke card-houses IN mnny places
In one locality the cotton WINS pietel
d 1,"ul .se bales BY the wind. Acres were
~ 'sa IN this way. II Is impossi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

Hartley-The wheat sown in this
county is looking extra fine.
Iowa Park-A local option election
whl be held here on December 81.
Wichita Falls-A great acreage of
wheat is being sown in this country.
Waxahachle- are seventeen
prisoners In the county jail. There r..
mains great amount OF cotton In this
fecton net picked.
Amarillo Chicken pox is prevalent
ulrong school children here Cattle
shipments from here during the past
mouth We're very helvy.
Palo Pinto Ia uit Gaze Of III, stat.
vs. ii. II, Bartee. charged with rnpc.
defendant WIS held to await the action
Of The next grand jury in the penal
sum Of $500.
Laredc-Thirty Thousand dollars In
Mexican silver arrived on tho Aztec
limited from the City Of Mexico Tues.
dny morniar, consigned TO thu National
City bank OF New York.
Shermau-The remains of Tim Sulli.
van, who was killed IN the sherman
yards Of the Missouri, Kansas anl Texas
railway last Sunday. were shipned 10
Michigan, his old home, last evening
Dcnison--1hos. A. Russell. of tbis
city, has Il ,i0lin In his possession which
Is known TO be 100 years old. Ii ori-
ginally came from Iondn, England. nud
was the property of his great grand
father, matchmaker.
Italy has received mp to cato 5t2I
bales OF cotton. There Is yet 4 gooI
deal Of cotton In the fields, and while
The. crop will fHll short lf last yetr
Italy Will receive about the same mum.
Der Of bales as last season.
Corpus Christi About four years nr,
Manuel Rodriguez was ARRESTED In STIR
county gu chrrge Of attempt 10 COM
init murirr, lie gave bond but s,on
afterwlrd jumped his boai aud man.
aged 10 evlde arrest until yesterday
when he was captured 10y Sheriff Shelly
OF Starr county.
Iyler--lohu Avery Is trustee Of col.
orcd school about four miles west ~
the city, and for somo time past ID
seems he has been trying to remove n
certain female teacher, whom hp dors
not believe is doing sufficient duty To be
retained. Saturday night party ~
negro men rode mp 10 his house, called
nun out and nssailcd him with rocka
clubs and such things. using him I'M
pretty badly. avery secured one OF NIX
attacking parties horses and rode info
the city and rcport,sl the matter. H.
claims that his assnilants were hrnthm,.
OF the woman he objected to MS a tenrh.
or, and are named Taylor.
.-.--.- a--s ------------
England az jus, about as large as the
Ia -. 70 T..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
NJ. mlPPoLYrE rAINr.

A recent cahlegam from Paris an
nonnces the dangerous illness OF NJ.
Hippolyte Tame, and It may be that
the closing year memorable for the
deaths OF 90 MANY literary men, may
have added 10 tho roll Of these Mus
trious namesthat Of Taino.
NJ Tame Is yet in his prime. being
about " years Of age, His mental
vlgor Is unimpaired. and his recent
wr'sings exhibit thair woated purity Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
WEATHER REpoRr.
FosTER,s IocAL FonroAsrs

The storm waves win reach this me-
ridian and the other changes notrd
viii occur at and within 100 mfles N
Fort Worth within twcnty-four houfs
given below;
Dec 2-Cooler ana clearing.
" -Moderatlng.
" Warmer.
6-storm wave on this meridian.
" e-Wind changing.
Cool and changing.
" STAIR AND cool.
" p--AIoderaiinR.
" l0-Warmor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

THE president says he has had under
Gdyisemont the further extension Of
the civil service law, bit that he has
not as yot determined tho limo upon
which such extensions can most oro-
perly and useiully be made" In other
words, no Is atill making figures to dis
cover which OF the proposed new ex-
tensions win retain in office undor u
Democratic administration the most
Republicans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

hill SrERETr hes boon seized with
u fear that the Federal government
will attempt TO stop poker playing.
There is no reasonable cause ON tho
surface Tor such an apprehension, but
II may be that Bill knows the under
current II the nations lawmakers
have been playing poker with him, it
is possible they are ready for extreme
measures.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

Mr.. HARRISON gives his attorney
general an advertisement for "profes-
sional skip in his message which
ought to be worth dollars to Millor
when he returns TO tho law. Tho presi-
dent may be right, but onc.half OF the
country will always believe that a
mighty good Splinter was spoiled 70
make n mediocre lawyer whom Miller
chose an occupation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

A remedy dIaeove--.
greater effie.ssal Dat 4.
The tiIbercls bac.1g IN
Prot. Koch, to b 'S c5a,,. .s5e dI,oO,|
cases Of eonsumptloa y lrl1',|
impoverished or irstr,. isle ~
c wn.ch 4 characterised r. ssosn = !
certain tissues to heco,-a. n 10 L.H
intlainmntions ana es s,na No flri n
IL, These troubles may w ~. eali,s
nasal Passages, thru. ~ - y caill1
baccilli enter, and muI sihS,nel "
a result, TINT drcnd 5g Andy, md VI
IA. Find a perfect remedv p Caaai
i.s Iorms-somethins at ~ y, e. scioss
Time, win cure Conum,rssl.. u u
found in DR.. Piercois CO.., \ 1
cry. Az q strength. 100, sulo.n heiinl
and fesh-builder, notbIn s's X. Nod
medical scienco. For .s We Y + l
Throat, and Lung Sifes slijroiu a 3
soyere Coughs, and Eindr,.55 Nv n, Nal
only ronody 50 sure tlat !, n w.
-lnov 70 refnndts. ' o. g
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

i,.., nlie an Iowa man was monrns.,,.
on Hi M bst tue " band band OF Grape he bud p't
ieath OF his fifth wife. oiicoM.. over the
hnl; No. . had departed t6,s ,i crested
snuuei'ly and suspicious neigbbe.e very
heeieu the circumstance with tbn con
~ her stomach Of large ouent;, hIiiulllg
S!fyehnine l. was thea rec @I,ics OF
MI. Ms !, ? 3 and 4 had passsJ that
, Sidn more than proper Rapidly "a ow KY
NV ,so Son rs m lail--partly 10Y w6s, ' he
as pTs,eeG t party faS ,h |; may Be suTaised
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

IT seems that Father Brennan has
gone to Rome 10 consult the Holy See
about the removal Of the bishoprlc Of
thiFdistrict from Dallas to Fort Worth.
This should teach our noighbor to keep
hor ambitions within bounds. Il is uu-
reasonable for her to expect TO be able
to SGT up successfully religious head.
quarters within thirty miles OF a roligi-
GUS ceutor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

formerly vas and less conspicuously.
lower" to the upper" branch, mad,
the same mistake. They were ponnia,.
leaders, tributes Of the people, az he l.
mud they had greater chances Of uea,
fulncss in the popular branch OF con.
gress than they found in the other
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
OUT or PUBLIC VIEW.

Mr, Mills win BE- returned IN IL.
ne, as Is hitting for he Is I'M, ths sen
neHt man who has b,.an' ', ,u The
~ connection with the oilice 'Senuoned
i, w, nc en- mover make ms msr TteNerihe-
eol{ which he made in thc LIo cns IN That
NJ, lhbauihons, uSagcs and atupsnge , Tho
h is s ~ W. Ny not be as eonsspial q
viii be heard S y I :, The house aud he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

GEN. DYRENFoRTs Is such Il conf
dent man that II 70 had held on u few
DAYS longer +. san Antonio, it would
have peor impossible to convince him
that tbs uorthcr was not hunting the
nohingyoid created by his explosions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
THE DOG AND THE COON.
fTexns SiftinrsA

Sam-Does yer know what makes dat
dog look Mt you 80 Gurus likeY
Jullus-Can't prove it by me.
Sam--De reason dat dog Is puzzled
is beknse when he sees big blnck hole
he spects dar's coon on de inside. but
when yOu opens your mouf he sees dat
de coon Is on de outside, and OATS what
he knint understand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

THE efforts % the Republican news
papers to tallo Hill ont OF the senate
will probably DO no more successful
than their efforts to keep him from
breaking into II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
FOUR LANGUAGES.


Almost third of the population Of the
globe-a roud 400,000000 human beings
speak nothing but the Chinese and
allied languages. One hundred million
more speak Hindoo only and 05,000,OOO
speak english. The Russian language Is
fourth on the list.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

, sealed BIDS will be recol,.S
my or Of the wors ~ ay,' e % u
s soniq nan until eoenbey " ep' \, vi
organisations can be- found \, y, " w, i
hhgg art, nrchiteci. ahd . ~ W " lat cd
mi a.sof !, nee with them. N. M, Il ~, 1
.ece o. Fort Worth lodge N I \.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

THE only questions that remains in
Texas, is whether we shall have peace
peaccably or whether we shall have 10
use clubs for it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

AS Fort Worth stands up for the
brewery against the assaults OF the
trust, SO will It stand up for other in
dustries that may DO started hero in the
ftttfrr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

THE difference between this country
and the armed powers is that they pay
their armies for military service, while
we pay ours for votes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

II that Investment in International
lands is unsafe, how much Is the Nows
willing to discount the original price
% q cash purchaser?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.


c, prSopes g ss will be received H.
no ald , y, Wy, whom BIDS sil gln,l
SAND "SgVaen bridge al va, ~, =
any md all bids '''e'''s ihe Ilil|
onalrman Streets, AlleysH ab a. VI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
WHILE OyIN0
Ho Tried TO Faslsu Ills ." +
" Crime On aaoIA'i'


bristol. Tenn, Dec l,-. ...ei,,s
ards. OF this city, has oseI \ 1'' N
he crime Of burning Y l.ek
stables and the murder (. 2, !. II n b.
street. the night watchl'''T K
Der 10 last. ....,ht Ne u, z
George Denny ihougn !. Il az q
Of sunstroke last suDlne. ,,s,,dh
Confession % in which % ...hIe. y
Rieharis set fire to the ' sl1S 4
oyerstreet's threat (, q.
called 10 the witness s'. ,I1 X ~
iii Ia had said. Denny w 4, ssi v
IN he crime. This &c ii,no,iilis
from The mystarioa; ~ rtops
tbe int John j. Goshol i. y,ho.s
nected with it i W. rardin
months that he VS. ~ XXI n ~
thrown into the stable .',., NJ usar (
seouently found In q cs's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
foa SALE.

Two Thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER Body
Typs for Sale.
THE GAZETTE has Tor sale 1000
pounds OF brewer body typol been in
use only three months good as now.
WIN DO sold in lois Of 100 pounds and
nore to suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
CLOSING HOURS.

The Garette will decline h.esau.r "a
pI'nt communications which arc m.r,iv
'fsTraslve Of the wrlter', opinions. Tao,a
o. IN iE'nrostinE nature viii h, urtntcd
Lut oomments Will not 10 used unlsss
Specially solicited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

THE Garzaites are being rapidly cap
tured and convicted. Is the chapparal
disappearing along the border?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

SPEAKER CRISP viii be reelected.
This is not official, but II Is a Gazette
prediction. and hence as good as official
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
T HE FAI|
bic at present to form any 1
the damage done.
WORSE THAN REP0Rll

WORSE THAN REr ~
Atlanta, Tex, Dec, ' lsI,,Is
cyclone mentioned in ihis .l WITT, I. !
zette was much worse t9aA ~ y
blown into splinters, his ~ N. {.
scattered for miles around, ,,. y
blown of into rayines; el ,o,Sl
torn to pieces, legs pel1 ,s.r Xxx,
place and wings IN ano ,..n, NJ
Yves Dawson's house WI tillS
The citizens of tlis ,,'an,s,..uisis
contributions for the s'O''- =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

STAND UP for Texas or get out OF
Texas. Don't stay here and handicap
the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
Mr.. MILLS has already distanced the
Bogio Man In the senatorial race.

BY tho way, what have become Of
Adolphus Busch and his private car.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

GoULD stocks are advancing. Here's
a commentary in four words that beats
a ten page essay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

ADoLPHUs BUSCH Is pranoing about
in Texas as II this were the Orient and
he its most majestic prince.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
"BAsELY FALSE 81


NH -NhANulu LNIlfeSS
spr thT fu ne that, Editor Senter bos
feSaasSS u Il ms nlSh leg standing up for
ialseEood. '"''ie' DaL-Gal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

I Milwaukee, WIS Y. III l
Willard, while in ' AZ ,islis [.
Prince Bismafcss {. W. I'll II ..li
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

Kansas City, No, rs Nd ~ :.
Wichita special So ~. ,arnea =
about midnight t. a9 lacbe ds
blanket four to sl = l .se,u ~ ?
state and OklahomA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

Waco GlObc Texas Is "A safe place to
invest capital, We have firms in Waco
supplied with largo sums Of
money, which they want to
lend on long time at TO 8
per cent, according to the class of secu-
rity. This shows confidence in Texas
Investments, docs it not?
The capital, surplus profits and dc.
posits In all the Texas banks make up a
sum which VIC think will surprise as
well as crafty those who have not
given the subject much consideration.
The figures go to nearly S7l 100000,
Tho capital, minus surplus profits and
deposits, Of all the banks is nearly $751;
100000. Tho figures show ample CAPT.
tai to handle and take care OF the legit-
innate business OF the state, CONNER
cial, etc, aud put to rout the apprehcn-
sion so often expressed in tho last year
or two, that the Texas banks are not as
well equipped with means as thcy ought
to b., The truth Is that the showing
is very favorable and ought to inspire
confidence and satisfaction with tho
financial institutions, present and pros
peotiye, Adding the deposits and sur
plus profits to the capital we find that
the same banks, on October 3lst, CON
tanned nearly 81 900, 600 which would
show per capita In our banks Of slight
ly over 500 for every man, woman and
child Of the 2,377, 600 persons in Texas.
With showing like this Texas people
have right to feel very well satisfied
with their financial condition, as far us
the banks are connected with It, There
is enough money for all legitimate
needs Of business, and the banks them
selves, while helping the people to 20
ahead and make money, are declaring
dividends and increasing their surplus
profits at u rate which indicates there
are less profitable ways OF handling
money than banking IN Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
Term. of sub.erlplIep.

~ NAIte-fN ApvARcE--rosrAaE PArp
nally and Sunday, one year. ...-...S . 90
DaIiy and Sunday, six months. ...s.. 90
DAILY and Sunday, one month. ..... Toe
The Sunday Gazette az TO 10 pagesl -.
Tho weefiy. Gazatte I'D naaesj i yr. i %
The weekly 0haettcf tiG paresi ! year %
Dailr Delivered by carrier IN tho city and
Mi towns and cities whore there arc local
nrenfs II cents week or 05 centa per
month
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

England as jus, about as large as the
state Of Iowa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-18
Moving Buildings Across q River.

A block of houses at Lawrenceville,
Pa, was recently moved across the Al
leghany river to Pittsburg. TVS under
taking seemed to be difficult, but it was
accomplished successfully. The build
ings were first taken off their founda-
tions, and turned by jacks and blocks to
a position at right angles with the river.
Half a dozen sand fats or floats were
then lashed together and tied up to the
shore. On each float three towers OF
blocks were built to the height of about
eighteen feet, heavy scantlings were ad-
justed to the river bank, and by means
Of ropes, rollers and pulleys the row OF
houses was moved onto the block foun.
dation aboard the floats. Tugboats were
next brought into service, and in due
time the buildings were towed across
the Allegheny and disembarked at the
new site.-New York Post.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-18
A Hero of Today.

History and poetry celebrate no sub
liner act of devotion than that of Albert
G. Drecker, the watchman Of the Pas
sale river drawbridge, on the New York
and Newark railroad. The train was
due, and he was closing the draw, when
his little child fell into the deep water.
1t would have been easy enough to res
cue him if the father could have taken
the time, but already the laundering
train was at hand. 1t was a cruel agony
Ills child could be saved only at the cost
of other lives committed to his care. The
brave man did his duty, hut the child
was drowned New York Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-18
DUNlS REVIEW.

NEW YORK, June I7-R G Dun & Co s
weekly review OF trade says:
''Hot wea; her and hot politics together
have affected business at many points, but
there Is neverti eless an Improvement,
both in actual trade and the prospects.
One obvious cause is the swift improve
ment in the crop outlook. The iron out
put, as wei ms unsold stocks, have de-
creased. Sales are large. No improve
ment is seen in copper at u cents, but
London speculation has hoisted tin TO y!
cents. Lead Is weaker at "a 10.
There is talk of Il further adj
vance in coal, the combination
needing more revenue. Better weather
and decrease Of only ~ per cent in the
cotton acreage have caused a fail of five
sxteenths of "A cent in the price of cotton.
The great manufactures are doing well for
the season. The cotton spinners are TAX
ing more cotton than year ago. The eX-
ports of products continue heavy, for the
half of June being 23J5 per cent larger
from New York than last year, with u
moderate increase in imports. Money Is
everywhere abup an5 ana cheap, and com
plants of colt C ions are few. Ia the
stock market thr tone is strong.
1.-The business failures during the week
numbered lT9, compared with 1872 for the
week previous and 2j3 for he same week
last Year"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-18
lord Lorne and Some American Girls.

The following pleasant and unusual
experience happened to party of well
known American girls who were travel
ing in Europe one summer. Its truth
of course can be vouched for. The story
is told by one of the young ladies: 'On
cur way to Edinburgh we stopped over
a train at Stirling to see the castle, and
there an adventure befell US of which |
viii tell you. When we got out of the
train and were looking about for the
ways and means of reaching the castle
we were accosted by tall, fine looking,
middle aged man, who asked if we were
not from the 'other side of the water.
We said yes and that we wanted to
get to the castle. He said that he was
going there and would be glad to show
us the way and also to show US his old
family house, which was close by. We
got into a carriage, and our new friend
mounted the box beside the driver and
on we went.
I'VE finally stopped before a quaint
old house, with coats of arms carved in
stone, and he led US into the courtyard,
which was very quaint and old. He
said the place was called Argyle Lodge
and then added: Perhaps l ought to
tell you who | am. l am Lord Lorne,
the last of the house of Argylev He
then took Us all over the castle, the old
Gray Friars' church, and rushed about
50 that we saw twice as much as we
could possibly have seen by ourselves,
for he knew just what was worth seeing
and could shake off the guide when he
started On his long, rambling story.
Lord Lorne was perfectly lovely, and
We have all lost our hearts to him, and
have serious designs first upon the life
Of the Princess Louise, his wife, and
then upon each other. ."-Rochester Post
Express.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-18
THF MINNESOTA STORM

ST PAUL. June l7-Reports from the
cyclone which devastated the southern
portion of this state on Wednesday con
finues 10 come in slowly. While fortu-
nately the brst reports as 10 the loss of
life prove 10 have been somewhat over
estimated, yet the death roll is not less
than thirty, and, as the reports come
In later, it may reach fifty. The trail of
the storm j. marked by ruined houses.
devastated farms and forests, and dead
aud mapcled men, women and children
The dead in the settlement near Wells,
Mimi. 50 far as known, are as follows:
John Rrown, farmer and his
wife. son and daughter; Henry
Brewer. Mrs. \. Csutouchvck, a child of
John Della, Alfred Frederick. Mrs NJ
lverson and three children, Mrs. John
Latusick, a daughter of John Loitenberg-
er, two daughters of Chris MelcherE, John
PietraS, aud a ehIld of Maryland Stein. 1t
Is probable that others are dead who have
not been reported. OF the thirty in fured
seven will probably not recover. Two per
sous were killed north of Richland The
list OF dead IN Freeboru county is as fol
lows: Andrew Hansen. T. NJ Cotley and
family, and NJ. Schuen and family. The
list OF injured Is a long one. AT Fair
mont, Martin couuty, two were killed and
a great number injured Seven persons
were killed between Winnehago and
Sbarh,,rr,.,