New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-05
aidipg in the leading pblsnttropc movements of he

aiding in the leading pbilsnhroplc movements Of ths
y. r. Dayton was q prominent. member of the 81.
Louis bar and partner Of the Hon. Henry y Geyer,
United Sstes senator from Missouri, agentlemsn OF
acknowk dyed worth, snd having the rCspec, Of all
who knew tip.
f. C. Blackburn was slso prominent member Of
the bar Of ST. Louis and for the last three years hss
been a member of tie CRY council He has al~sys
been an active psrtcps,er in the political contests OF
Missouri.
Henry Chou.eau reported by telegraph Henry G..
Houieau was ce Of the leading merchants and veal
tbiest citizers of IT. Louis. lie - descendant of
Pierre ChOu'eaV, one Of The old French set!ies OF
Missouri.
Mann Butler wss one OF the magistrates OF 81.
Louis, nan of sterling integrity OF character, some
what SHOWN in the West as writer. He was ad-
vsnced IN .ais, being nearly 20 years Of age.
AdolPh Abeles was a merch6, of 81. Louis. He
was by birth German, and man OF great influence
snorg the German population, and was possessed OF
considerable wealth.
Thomas o sullivan was the chief engineer of thu
Pacific railroad. He cane 10 81. Louis sey eral years
since, cur normer believes, from one of the eastern
cities 10 locate the route Of the Pacific rosd from
ST. Louis 10 the Western frontier. He has had charge
Of the ngnetiirg depai tment Of the road up 10 the
time Of the disaster
Thomss Gray was prominent and wealthy ciekep,
ergsStd in tie manufacture OF iron.
The Hon. j X I.ocklend was elected about eighteen
months SIT 10 the position OF judge OF the s. Louis
crminSl court Prior 70 that time he was prosecuting
attorney OF 81 LoCis c)lnts. lie was rtkuueu as au
able iurht.
Capfsin Calvin Case WAS one of the westhiest cii-
rers of ST. Louis, and the Tor partner of the arm Of
sc Co.. the prcpieors of the omnibus lines of that
city.
George Eber was q German by birth a1d the pro-
uretor OF livery stable in the southern part OF the
city.
Among the dangerously wounded George X. Budd,
who,e name is reported, is Influential citizen, for
mtrlv banker. For the l,st two years he has been
engaged in insurance brokerage.
Hudson T.. Bridge is one IF the directors of the Pa
cite railroad company. He was senior partner in the
stove founCery Of Bridge BTos., the largest oetab
lsimCnt of The kind in the West.
John c. Richardson is prominent member OF the
bar OF ST. Lole.
CAPTAIN John Couzens was for many years attached
10 he 20 ice force OF 81 Louis but resry year since
WAS appoir ted fire inspector of the city,
The ame OF j. al. Winter "a probably int nded for
John NJ. v liner, a leading citizen OF ~. Louis an
sctiye Benton Democrat, who was Postmaster under
the administration of james h. Polk, and more re-
Gently sheriff.
D. Ii. Aru strong reported as slightly injured Is the
present postmaster Of 81. Louie.
The Hon. Luther NJ. kepnett, als) slightly injured
wes for ,hIee years mayor of St. Louis asd Is member
elect of Congress to NEE in December next.
Thomas {. Chester, reported badly injured Ia a
Young and talented " ember of the st. LOUIS bar.
Carlos :. Greedy is a senior partner of the COM
n ission house ct Greedy X Gale.
John Leach is leading merchant, and member OF
Il e finn of Leach & Goodrich.
Joeeph Jecbo is a member of the ~. Louis bar.
Oliver Quirete is an old citizen OF 81. Louis and
wealthy landowner.
Fecerick l.. Billion is wealthy citizen, formerly
controller of 1T. Louis.