New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-08

hight " sruns Twelve or four-so, a., f,r, ps ts,
ueLt plumber ~ persons were ~ once pr,.,ipta,ot
'"f re-. Sy 10. tae passage sad IN tins f.lt como
IA 80 ~ III neGy the zane inst the bflos.
trade '"e 'a a." AZ . eas..ru side ai.o ga,rw.y
b., fo,, rhh Nty near the ground rot higher ihs,
siN ,eet % 'i,ie thcic was IL oouse also fall Of a
uunl,r = - by TO- 70 ,c ious an c1toot a, =
tie ,,,er ,.tS The 'rhs o. toe friebtenei and
wounded rev s. nd and piercing thar they were
Dtatd on! Az over tn ga.dons but Tor con,ii-
est & cs'ste' 1901 The reighbor"Sds Of Wslxortb
sud Remington. Msny of tie Dh,6,tsnts Of these
lutaIlli> were Themselves IN the bell ~ tLe time
yGl many Others hsd relatives OF irienic tb-re and
'eHrg ne worst their condemnation wa. dreaifal
NUmbt-> fustcd without hs,s or h,nnets F,tp The
aa!ctns' NAIIi 10Y htr cAudion brothers husbands,
az wives - We ase might De- and met 10y .
"a sd of people Who though. that thew .ocld not
lie safe 80 isDg a. hey renamed within the garieDs
aud Wcio t.tTO'oC ty ~ The top of their ,rs, The
.aGtIs WITH the exception 81 The patch leading fros
he principal emit UGce, were IN darkness for thou "a
ihe iui. riul Of the tail was blulianty lighted, tLe
Groves inside prevented NE lights from beng Of any
ser, ICE T. those outside Tie Consequence vs. that
tie - bo iush,d oU; through the lover windows
rau IN NOS. contrary & the one hey shed
tonsch SON %. them ran INTO the lake, situated in
,-cnt ~ tie pauofsnic view OF Consantinophe. Bu.
Il spI,a.uIce u tte gardens was melancholy IA the
tytrti't. lNCfyNhttr about we've wOcBdCd % fright
ercG ,rjvicua's some a,k.ug 70 BE- carried 70 the
Hospital ,ttt.> requesting 10 be allowed 20 DC where
fhty wee aud lie greater number ealing for wafer.
p,.,or. rau ubcB: y ing. Ponce aud " Are Tiers
aly medical men hero land ANXIOUS relatives s@t
t m v.cc 10 rct. ]. those VIII IN they sought
u,te rmCuc Tie injured. The darkness, of course,
added view cousd raby 10 the confusion, and 1t vas
stne time before either lead wounded could bv 70.
uo,td Nou-l tie E,i,t on duty showed very graf
ACTIVITY I-tcUiiug cabs fcr q rcmoN al ~ the We
tins. L. the lOst a. this several lenucmen APP
,altd or the baitorN surrounding the p story OF tho
luI'Cug an stcr cd 10 tie police 10 look sharp
g.;U tie fi,Ni. cke's .ddUg that IL was SOME
q, those NN.Is ~io had ta.sed tie false alarms aud
caused all de u .clc'. About the sane time some
iousbrdS hid returned ~ the hall which said % hold
1890, and ,hc Rev. NJ. Sturgeon commenced his ser
non by asslr- D., ardltoy Why they had run cut when
alarm raised. ami following that Iuterrogaoy by
H., lear Of MA; would fol-. after sudden death-that
had induced them 30 d. So. lie tlen proceeded 70
80 that lie could not of course after such
t,HCe preach 70 them "a he would wish but be would
IroaCh t. item for the usual time ii they hou9ht
iii 10 remain II, ~ another alarm and another rush
took place but not 10 anything like the oktent
tn former However, those who renamed
evidently very III at ease. and Il is
wonder thSt they for The cries that reached
them from lie outside Were heatIendug. Many hal
become separated from their friends in the fast gcst
rsh and ran trsntcally about the garden, catiog
them by name, and skiing every they met had taey
seen persons Who quite unkn 10 the great
btr 10 v HON these questions ADDRESSED. Undcr
thes. circumstances Nr. SPwgeOn brought the
t. a CONCLUSION after bymD had been sung. Tho
remainder OF tho congregation then let the tall.
collection made as they moved out and certainly
tie tatu money boxes sounded Dot lltuo strange
on very melancholy al occasion, whom sOmo hun
0eds we've screaming and crying and corpse- we're bo
IN removed hCm le scene IT 50 fearful catastrophe