The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-05-23
HUNDRED AND FIFTY KILLED
The Texas Cyclone Worse Than
First Reported.
seveoty-Five Dead Bodies Have
Been Found.
List of the Seriously Injured Very
Large--Teaegraph and Telephone
Wires Are Down and Why
Little Is Known About
the Rnvages of tho
Terrible Storm.

Sherman, Tex, May 1.-THE death
list from the cyclone of yesterday after
noon is growing rapidly and this morn
Ing over s~eventy-five bodies had been
found.
Twenty-Five physicians from Sher-
man, Denison, White, Wright, Howe
and Van Alstyne are attending the
wounded, and hundreds of women are
helping. 1t is reported that twelve dead
bodies have been found in q pile north
of town and there are no means OF
bringing them here.
Many persons are missing and entire
families cannot be found. 1t Is believed
many negroes will be found in Post Oak
creek. Bodies are still being brought in
and will be during the day.
One Hundred and Fifty Dead.
If all reports are to be credited. the
number of dead already reaches $50.
The storm passed two miles from Deni-
sol II is thought to have broker up
beyond there. Telegraph and tela-
phone wires between here and Denison
are down and many other towns have
10 connection.
1t is feared hat the restoration Of
Geographic communication will bring
information of loss of life and property
in surrounding towns greater than al
ready estimated.
List of Seriously Injured.
The following is a list of the seriously
injured in this city SO far az ascertained
this morning:
Prof. and Mrs. Kohler.
Six children of j. b. Irwin.
DIR. Michael.
Mrs. Craighead.
Mrs. Atkins.
"Handwound' Clark, a horse trainer,
head wounds. may die.
Mrs. Chisholm, badly bruised, may
die.
Anderson Brody, bruised.
Jammie Heron. head wounds, leg
broken.
Two sons Of Rev. j. d. stero, body
wounds.
Two children of John Ames.
Otto Ballinger, head Wounds.
Jane Tuckett.
Harriet Tuckett.
May Patty.
Judge Patrick, wife and child.
Jim English,
Ben Cephalius, wife and two children.
Charles Pickett.
Merdy Patrick.
Nina Hogan Cox.
Matte jefferson.
Lucy Balllnger.
Jane Muffin.
Mrs. John Lake.
Georgia Nickerson.
Tom Jenkins, wife and five children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller II two
children.
Miss Eva Pierce. daughter of D. l..
Pierce, left leg and right arm broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Clark, painfully
hurt.
A heavy silver of wood was driven
through the thigh of Granville Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Halsell and little son,
with b.. F. Woodward We're in the cellar
and were covered with debris, all being
more or less injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halsell are both pain
fully bruised about the thighs: supposed
to nave been blown through a window.
Eliza Cox, colored.
Harriet Lake. colored.
Lettie and Jimmie Burns.
MI. and Mrs. Jessie Brown.
Mrs. Brown. -
Ike Shearer. Sol of Rev. Shearer. IT,
MRS.. j. b.. King and two children.
Philip Nichols.
Mrs. John Irvine and four children.
w. S. Bou!wick.
Jim Hester and Nanny Nicholson.
colored. Six of this family were killed.
Dave Herring.
Mrs. D.. L.. Pierce. .
Mary Patrick. colored, and three chill
dren all fatally hurt.
Matte Johnson. colored.
John and Alice Newhouse, colored, and
four children.
Harriet Hendricks. colored, both legs
broken.