The true Democrat., 1855-11-13
Monday Morning, Nov. 5. The List of Killed and Wounded.

able information we have. 1t is probable that no more deaths will be reported, unless it should transpire that the lowest car has some bodies ! beneath 1t. As we have, however, heard of no one missing of our citizens, it will probably turn out, if any such are found that they are strangers Of the wounded it is impossible to chronicle all who were injured. Many of our citizens who were thought to be unharmed at the time, have since found themselves inter- nally confused, and have been confined to their beds for several days. We give, however, more perfect and extended list than has yet been prepared, and we think it will be found more complete than any published. num- Der who have not been reported hithertho- many of them strangers who were carried on up the rver-wil be found included in the l columns below. KILLED. Henry Chouteau-onc of our oldest and most influential citizens.
 Rev. Dr. Bullard--of the Frst Presbyterian church ! Capt OFlaherty.
 R. C. Black kburn-Presiden of the board of aldermen. l Mann Butler--J ustice of the peace l Thos. s. O'Sullivan-Chief engineer of the ! Pacific railroad.
 Thos. Gray. B. 5. Dayton, esq. ] Capt C. Cass. 1 E. C. Yosti
 T. J. Mott-Member of the Legislature
 E. B. Jeffries- Member of the Legisa- ! ture. ! Mr. Mccullough of Dunklin county. 1 MT. A. L. Chappell Gather of MT. ChappeN of the firm of Chappell & Vale.) ! MT. Adolphe Abees.
 Joseph A. Finncgan.
 Joseph Harris, of St. Louis county.
 Mr. Bryan--a fireman.
 Cyrus Mellvn-a policeman. | w. L. Lynch-s-n of the undertaken | Rev. Mir. Teasdale-Baptist Minister.
 J. A. Ross, of the firm of Ross & Tucker i Mt. Athey--late city assessor.
 Mr. H. w. Huhn, (this is supposed to be the name from its being engraved on a ring taken | from his fnger.) ! George Eberly.
 Samuel Best-tircman. ! Patrick Barry-wood passer.
 Mir. R. M Dubois-of the firm of l.. & C. Speck & Co. ! One body name unknown.
 In addition it is stated by our reporter just returned from the scene that the body of Mir. | Burns of Weston, has also been taken out
 WOUNDED
 Capt. Taylor-both arms and legs broken. Jams $. Watson-bally hurt.
 Thomas c. Chester-hurt
 Hudson E. Brid dge-badly hurt. { Frank Lane-leg broken. ! George K. Budd-badly hurt, leg fractured ! Samuel Hendel-badly hurt ! John B. Carson-cut and confusion | MT. Jecko-leg broke ! Capt. Swann-baaly bruised. | John Wlmer-contusOn of the thigh. l Chas. Lorlng--contuson.
 MT. Whittmore-fracture of the ancle
 MT. McLain, member of the Legislature-in- jury of the ancle.
 Mir. White, member of the Legislature-in- jury to the hip.
 Madison Miller, Mayor of Corondelet-badly | injured.
 MT. O'Neal, the engineer--very dangerously injured.
 Mir. Clark--injured.
 Mir. Leighton, of Perry-slightly injured
 Louis Bach, city treasurer-slghtly hurt
 MT. Fowler, foreman of the Republican, badly hurt.
 James Kekly (colored man)-leg broken
 Robert Forsyth-ancle broken.
 Robert Renshaw-not much hurt
 Henry C. Hart-very slightly bruised
 Mir. Pollard, of the Mirror-slighty bruised John Sexton--slightly hurt.
 James Mullery-not seriously hurt.
 D. H. Armstrong-rghta arm broken, close to the shoulder.
 Capt. Connolly, of steamer New Lucy-right leg badly smashed.
 Wilson Primm-bruised about the head. John Schuetze-badly injured in the chest Edward Coiston-badly cut on head I o1 hon
 L. A. Benoist-leg hurt
 Judge Thomas, of Bridgeton-face injured John J. Hoppe-face badly cut. Wayman Crow--slightly bruised.
 Peter Oeham-very badly bruised.
 MT. Dyson, firm of Taylor & Dyson-lower jaw broken.
 John c. Ivory-much cut and bruised.
 Wm. Lindsey-shoulder out of joint.
 w. H. Tucker, the engineer on the locomo- tive-had his legs badly bruised, but will get we'll
 Wm. D'Ench--rght arm broken.
 Julius Bush-face cut badly. John Neinenhofer-fac bruised.
 James McDermott-leg broken.
 Capt. Robert Henry, of Warsaw, Ill-right arm dislocated, and head confused by the falling of stone.
 MT. Radcliffe, brakeman-arm and shoulder smashed. c. F. Jackson-badly cut about the head and face.
 Mr. Packard, road master-arm broken.
 Dr. Houston, of Jefferson city-cap of knee broken off.
 MT. Voght, assistant engineer-badly bruised about the head.
 Charles C. Gore-contusion of both legs.
 Albert H. Harvey-head cut, right arm badly hurt, and wounded generally. Frank Carr, a black man-badly wounded.
 5. Eggens-cut in the forehead
 Charles T. Eitran, of Hermann-leg broken.
 Jos. Hessel, of Hermann-leg broken.
 MT. Rommell, of Hermann-foot smashed.
 Melton Griswold, of Franklin county-not expected to recover.
 John c. Richardson-badly injured.
 Capt J. E. D. Couzins-badly injured
 Jos. Magehan-slightly injured.
 A son of Judge Wells severely confused.
 Bawdry Garesche--severely bruised.
 Ferdinand Garesche-slightly injured.
 Montrose Angle-injured in the face. |