Dead And Fatally Wounded.]

The list of dead and. wounded are incomplete, tmt the folio wing ia the beüt obtaiuable at tuis writing of the dead and fatally hurt: At Cerro Gordo, Ia., the dead are- D. T. Had Ion, Mm. D. ï. Haddon, Ellery McKercher, John Patterson, Peter Petersoa. The fnly injured - Miss Maggie Baker, Miss E lith BeQtley, Alioa McKerchf-r, Ilarold McKercher, James O'Neill, Sr. At Spring Valley, Minn., dead- N. Dodge, Mr.?. N. Dodge, child of Frank Mashek. Fatally hurt- Mrs. Louiae Rosa aod C. G. King. Charles Dodjie, Mrs. William Biree, Lana R se, and Sallie Williams were seriously wounded. AfLsroy, Minn., dead- Mrs. Dunton, Henry Fialey, Gilberson, drummer boy; Jos Xelson, laborer. Iwar Wesiey, Ia., dead - M. CaVer, Mrs. M. Cusler. J. W. Dinsman, infnutofMr. and Mrs. E len, iufaut of Mr. and Mrs. Rockow, Fr-d French, M. Schweppe, two childreu oí Fre,l Freuch, two childrea of Thomas Twti'id, two children of M. Schweppa, Mrs. Tweed. At Brilt, Ia., dead Jaeobson, Gria;gs, Mrs. Similtou, Mrs. Stua:gart, child of Mrs. Siruilton, two children of Mra. Stunsjnrt. At Cylinder, Ia., dead- Alexander Goulden, Mrs. A. Goulden, two childreu of Alexander Goulden. A special from Laroy says: The cyclone ufferers are in a very destitute condition. The loss will exceed $100,000. Thirty families are entirely destitute, and many businesi men have lost thoir all. Mouey is needed badly. The local relief committee is dolng all in its power, which is limited.