New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-06-03
LIST KISSING
According to the ST. Louis 2 lice.
Over q Hundred Persons Are
Unacc ounted For.
nany Of Them Were Persons
From Out Of Town Stopping
With Friends.
Large Number Of Those Injured
Are Also Dyingg, Clearing
Away the Debris.

81. LOUIS, y une SS.--Ihe list OF per-
sons missing since the terrible tornado
OF last Wednesday is appalling. At
present the police have about 100 names.
which are given below:
Charles and Eddie Appel, 8 and 6 years /:
Louise Arnicka, John Brouthers, Henry
Reichenbacher, G.. M Brown, John Berg
est. Carl Brandenberger, John Connolly,
Springfield, Ills; Alphonse Cooning,
harrington, KY; William Crooks, Mamie
Conrad, Charles Coles, William Cook,
!. Joseph Dorsey, Joseph Deter, Mrs Flor
ence Davis Stephen O. Davidson, Philip
Damat, Wheaton, Ills; Jean Decker, +.
Eastman, Teleph Ely, Edward Felb,
Henry Forft Decatur Ills; Jere Fruin,
Morris Fischer, Hardin, Ills: SYDNEY
Foster, Mrs. George Gar, Hardin, Ills. );
Nancy Gingels, Beaver Creek, Ills.
AAdolph Goodman, Maggie Goodman, IT,.
P. Goodin, Walter Greunewald. Richard
GOODMAN, Maggie Hickey, Jacob Harris,
Isabel Heyn, Charles HGss, George Hesse'
Joseph Heenan, George Howard, Mime
apolis; Albert Hardy, Logansport, Ind !;
u. y. Jean, Bertha James, B. w. johnson,
Samuel Jones, Birdie Jacobs, jeremiah
Ray, recently from Belleville, Ills; -
fenks, Mary Keifer, Lizzie Keim, Charles
kelfer, =. F. Kelly, Chicago; Gerhard
Knoll, Sadie Knipp, James Klein, Charles
Anthony Lambkin: Cincinnati; Cal Nc
Carthy, James McC lellan, Webster Grove,
p Mo-; Jesse Mccarthy, Memphis, Tenn :;
T. Meyer, Hamburg, Ills; Joseph Nc
Laughlln, George Moser, Dora Myers,
Chicago; A. j. Messenger, Indianapolis;
John O'Leary, William O'Meara; James
OReilly, NJ. Parker, Mile Pauley, A. P.
Probasco, Mary RIDLEY, Alton, Ills;
John Rose, John Raackvid Richards,
Charles Rutledge, John Scott, F. Seitner,
Peoria, Ills; James L. Simmons, St.
Joseph, Mo-; James II. Smith, Charles A.
Scott, Kate Shutter John Smith, Lena
Sanger, Jas. Sturgeon, c. Stein, Cincinnati;
August Schmit, Herman, Mo-; d. Strudel,
S. w. Thompson, Mollie Thurus, Mrs. M
Torrance, F. II. Wooddell, William Wind
Max.@Weis, - Ward, Louisville, Ky;
BERTHE Wetzel, Olga Weperfritz, Mary
Wagner, George Watkins, St. Paul, !;
Robert Wilson, Oscar Whetsel, John
Wulfinger, Sim Woods, John Young,
George Zeigler, Frank and Rose Zalljigak
Eleven persons, names unknown, sup
posed to have been drowned on the
steamer Libbie Conger; carpenter of the
steamer City Of Vicksburg, four school
girls supposed to be in the ruins of the
Soulard market. ..
End of the Death List Not Yet.
Six days have elapsed since the terri
BILE tornado swept over the city and yet
the long list of the dead has not reached
the foot of its lengthy column Nor is
it likely that the end of this or the next
week will finish it. The number of Sc
riously injured is many fold larger than
those who did not live to survive the
awful experiences Of the storm, and that
many of them will succumb to the in
juries inflicted is quite certain, for each
hour the mortuary is presented with
new requests for burial permits. Many
animals of all descriptions were killed,
and their putrefying bodies are becom-
ing menace to those living in and
about the devastated district. These
are being rapidly removed. In the past
few days 100 horses and mules, and 5
COWS have been carried away. Their
bodies were mashed in every conceiv-
able manner, and were found in all
kinds of places. A similar work will be
done in East St. Louis, where the num-
bers of animals killed are becoming
offensive.
Among the subscriptions received is
one of $500 from Gates, Son & Co. of
the National Bank of Scotland, in Lon
don, Eng, and $1,000 from Helen M.
Gould.
The telegraph companies have re-
paired the damages done their lines by
Wednesdays tornado, and are again
handling the business of the public
without delay.
None of the Hospital Patients Killed.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Last week it was
thought that SO or 80 patients were in
the ruins of the city hospital, which
was demolished by the tornado. Every
man, woman and child who was in the
institution, either as help, nurse, doctor
or patient, has been accounted for.
Michael Dunn was the only patient
killed outright by the storm. Some
have died since, but only few from
actual idjuries received.
FlOaters Found at Memphis.
MrHrpuIc Tenn 1nna 9 The bodies