The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-04


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Frank Shilling. Cracow, Po- Solomon Maatley, do
Nelson Ensign Illinois Fred Burmoister. Phii'a
MicheA1 Rogers Conn W Carpenter. Newport.
" LansdoS. oOrnwei. Eng ksiias Baker Nova Scotia,
? Austin BYRON. Me. Lewis Hinton. Indiana.
John Murphy, ireland. j Linnon.
Women.
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Francis Pesther. " isoOnsn.
Children.
Infant of Mrs silas Baker.
The wounded named are those now in the
hospital, with the exception of one Mr.. Car
penter, who is at hotel. Some eight or ten
wounded went on to Panama, to take the
steamer for San Francisco.
Died Since the Accident.
James Martin, died, May T.
Antonio Domingo, died May z.
William Thraves, American, 10 years of
age, from Ohio; his brother gives the informa-
ton
There were two died in the cars during the
evening after the accident, before they could be
taken to the hospital; one Of them is said to
have been Mr.. Thraves, and the other Mr..
King, both mentioned above.
The dead, thus far, amount to forty three;
thirty-three Of whom were identified at one
time or another; and two of whom no informa-
ton could be obtained.
The wounded who required surgical aid,
numbered about sixty, of whom forty-seven
are now at the hospital of the Railroad Com
pany of this place. and the remainder went on
towards San Francisco.
The Rev. Mr.. Sellwood, reported killed
April Is, has recovered, and proceeded to Cali
fornia.
From the Panama Herald May 1871
We regret to say that in our first list we
published the name of Miss Stanley as among
the killed. Miss S. was not injured. We also
omitted the name Of Dennis Crowley, who was
killed
IFrom tho Aspinwall Courier. May 1871
On Tuesday last, May Is, another of the
wounded by the recent accident-Capt. Thos
Nash, ofBufialo, New York-died at the Rail-
road Hospital in this city. He was member
of the Niagara Lodge |. 0. of 0. f. of Buffalo,
we are informed. He and o. P. Burnes, of
Newburg, Ind. whose death on the 10th we
have heretofore reported, were buried in due
conformity with the principles and regulations
of the order of Odd Fellows, to which they
both belonged.
From the Panama Herald. May 20.
Having several times published lists Of the
killed and wounded by this unfortunate affair
we deem it necessary to give only the annexed
addeadung at this time:
List of those who will go by the next
Boat 10 ihe United states.
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BOj'f hi .H EndnI Mas Coca Philadelphia
The following are the names of those W no
will go to San Francisco on the next boat:
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IeSpg Graeau Poland joseph S Ring sandusEs
'-.0'' Ia Died since the accident.
f. Gallson. H.. May ..
We find in the papers a description of the
bodies of those that were found, to the num-
Der of 81. No names are given. Some were
Americans, and others Irish and Germans
EI PanGmGno states that some arrests of per-
sons engaged in the Panama riot of April Is,
had been made, and a portion of the property
stolen recovered.
The Panama Riot.
The following as far as can be ascertained.
is list Of the killed and wounded in the late
riot at Panama:
Robert Marks employee Of Panama RAILROAD
Company.
George Beatty, Philadelphia.
Martin Sellwood nephew of Rev. john Sell
wood
Thomas Lyman. aged o. of Roxbury, Mass.
Stones passenger by Cortes-fllibuster
Supposed to be MOrtaIIy wounded
G. 0. Field, residence not known.
Mrs. Graves, Wayne street, Jersey City
friend of his.
A. Lauteson, Strong, Maine.
Pat. j. O'Neil, Cortes passenger.
Nath, Prible, Harriet county, Ohio.
Rev. John Sellwood, South Caroliana-Mis-
sionary to Oregon Episcopal church.
Moses Lewis, Michigan-in charge of j. N.
Thompson, Esq, Santa Clara California.
And various others whose names are not as
certained.
stephens, and who will Probably
recover.
J. L. Thompson, Santa Clara county, Cal.
Master Ernest, Sacramento City-child 8
years old.
Catharine Phillips, Philadelphia.
Catharine Kelley, Boston, Mass.
Joseph M. Parker, Bangor, Maine.
Milton D. Beale, residence not known.
Isaac B. Purdy, New York.
Oscar B. Waller, New Hampshire.
Thomas Teauge. England.
John D. Harvey, New York.
James Ewing. Ohio.
Peter Stout, residence not known.
Backus, colored servant of Mr.. Greathouse,
and two or three others slightly wounded.