Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-06-04
SWEPT TWO STATES.

Los es life and Personal Irlary IN
Missouri ami IllIast. Death Ef.s Of
Over SIXTY People ard at Least Ixz
Persons In iur-d. May OF Them Fatally
These Are Iss~p~afest OF CRsasItI~-
ss St Loai- sad EA.s - Lsaf-.
IT. LSUIz. Nav - With the partial
resumption Of telegraphic communiea-
tion with the outer world reports come
IN that indicate there were other suf-
ferers BY the terrible atmosphere dis
turbance> Of Wednesday evening he
sides those Ia ~ Louis and it, imuae-
diate vicinity
Several towns in Missouri and Ili-
uois suffered severely. aud IL i bat
reasonable % infer that the territory
adioiuing each one mentioned has its
list - losses ~ life and property. Fol-
lowing i list of killed and injured
1t various points, emitting details
KILLED AT BtKKxrR uL
James Greaves. his wife. Jeanette
Greaves. his daughter. Jennie Grcaves.
aged n. and baby Lizzie Greavcx
Mrs. Thomas Southern
Frank Linke
Gertrude Boatman.
Frank wErm
rSJUKEp.
Mrs. Williams
Lottie aud Bertha Boatman.
Mrs Davis
Mrs >hanahaE-
Peter Linke.
=. VI. Foster
Lottie Foster
Frank Blindberrv
Florence Davis
Toay Accord
Grandmother Gsreaves.
KILLED At WV EApES, III
P. :. Meyer and daughter
Mrs. Rust and little girl
Peter krausx and wife
Jacob Lee
Ida Barnes.
Adam Peter
Little daughter % J. Feckloser.
ISJCRNp.
John Barnes. wife and child
J Rust and little boy
Il >peiser.
:. l. Ferguson. wife and chilli
Emma kranSx
Mrs Eachman and son
An unknown p.-diier and r1anv 9TH
ers, whose names could not be learned.
KI1LED At HsEx0Sr STATION. M
Henry Tankard. toll gate keeper
Myrtle Bowen. years old
ALLIED Ar BREc KESRInsE. III.
Mr.. Jenkins and H. Barnes. struck
bY lightning
KILLED SEAE Nk<coCrAH. ILL
Johnnie Beatty aged =
jacob Mallrieh-
INJURED At vASD6LGA. III
Mrs. Beaun aud three children
Mrs Bemgari and four children
KILLED NEAR CHANoEs No.
Allen Howard aged IL
Nora Howard. aged >
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Anna Howard, aged ,.
John Howard
Mrs John Howard
KILLED ~ JEFFEKsoS COUNTY. Ill
Mrs Margaret Carroll
Robert Foster.
Three children OF Robert Foster.
Sister Of Robert Poster
six scholars.
Mrs. George Lee.
INJURED.
Eighteen scholars.
Three children Of Mrs George Lee.
KILLKD IN AUDRsTS corSrT. No
Eliza Ware, daughter Of h C. Ware.
Hilda Blaz. 8 years old. died from
injuries last night.
Enlah Miller. years old
Rose Hodge. years old
Nine-year-old son OF Albert Knoebel
Mss Morris. Is years old
FATALLY rSJURED.
Eugene Lott, years old
Pearl Hodge. years old
SON of Frank Er,iel. years old
Miss Mary Blincoe. teacher, viii die
Felix Rominzers will die.
SERIOUSLY rSJUEED.
Clare Lierheimer. years old
Riley Hagan-
Charles Deepke. about 50 years old
Son ot 6. T. WiIlingham-
Child Of Rev JeErich-
Child Of Robert Walters
Two children of Ned Fagan&
Lulu Eubanks. years old
u. Harrington
Son Of Frank Erdel, leg aud arm
broken.
JEFF Lofts. little son and daughter.
J. r Hodges son. arm broken and
injured in head
Prom SIX 20 twelve other children.
whose names can not now be learned
KILLED IN FRANKLIN COUNTY. Nc.
Robert z Thompson
INJURED
John NOwak
August Neiderholtmeyer.
Herman j. NoWak
FATALLY INJURED NEAR RESICk. No.
W. H. Styles
Mr.. Laughlin-
Unknown man
Greater Than st First Supposed
AxBIER, Pa MAY ao.-The destrue-
zion wrought by the cyclone Wednes-
day Is greater than at first supposed
Below Amber and Jarrettown. where
the storm was the most severe, no less
than seventy-hve barns. houses and
other buildings are either partly or
completely destroyed The loss vii
amount 20 SIO0.0O0
The loss viii fall heavily on the
property owners. as many Of the build
ings we're rot insured against storms
IN EAST ST. LOUIS
A Day Devoted to Barying Victims Of
he EveFon0.