The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12
denly he saw daylight through the ruins and made hrs

denly he daylight through the ruins and made hrs
Ellen Mahonry aged TO- Has lived In Lawrence about
six weeks Thigh and foot baniy injured. Worked
ibs cardIng room Heard some alarmi-saw people run
ming thought the building had been struck by than
d. .rbolt
Thomas Conner aged % Has lived IN Lawrence eight
thr Badly injured the lower part OF the alb
domsp and legs Saw the building begin 10 fall, aud
avored 70 out bu prostr atd beneath the Ial
rg nsss and was providenaly rescued without mortal
injury.
Bridget Bradley, intelligent looking young girl II
years OF age Badly injured in back and shoulders ais
terribly cut on the head Mss Bradley was standing be
twreD her looms 10 the weaving when the roof fell
>he lay nsensble some time, and when she recovered
bsr she began Her cries att acted the
attention Of the rescuers wbo by sawng on the limbers
thai were above, and by the aid Of ropes succeeded
bauna her from the ruins She remained beneath the
mars upwards OF aD hour and half.
Kate Hsrriiy, agod 10. deplorable case, as the
roor creature has leg and arm broken, and is terri
only rea,ive sister Has lived In Lawrsbos six years
Henry Bakeman, SO years old. Born IN Hanover.
tsnno. speak Engifh. Both legs crushed. Has rea-
hves here, but cared for by some Germsn friends.
George Kradolfcr, native OF Switzerland. Shoulder
BROKEN and severe injuries 10 head hands Worked
Henry Koebler, native Of Germany. HAS been in
THIS country four or five years. and has relatives here
M sevs5est INJURIES are IN hs bead ana IN parts Of his
MARI York native az Brighton, Me-, whero she has
relatives Has been in Lawrence q year aud eight
nurse observed she In aaaly bruised and in the
head; and one of her arelc, s probably broken.
mayer, VI beuatt, ireland. tgnt arm broken,
and head and arms badly bruised. bad looking case,
bnt ths poor fellow 10 good heart Hehas been resi-
dent In Lawrencs seven sight years. Has wife aud
child and sister resicing in Boston He worked tn
dressing room. He says the crash lks shot from
epn, and he had No time 10 "take step from the
othern Renamed insensiblc until he fnund himself on
The mattress IN the CITY Hail. II Is a somewhat singular
tact thaa M. Hayes han arm ana leg once
while serving az sailor on board the schooner Mary B
Smith, of Bsverly, Mass.
Mary Kennedy, aged 10. distressing case. The poor
creature has leg broken, and her head face bad
" injured that she scarcely articuate AS well as
could be ascertAped from what she said she native
OF lnum, IN Ireland, where she has friends; but abe
"dopt want 10 distress them by having her misfortune
put into the papers 1t viii, however, be consolation
TO tho poor girls friends 10 know that n her sat mishap
ebe h meet sn.cti9natey and tenderly cared for.
Ira Locke, of Derry, N. H. has ancle broken and
bis BODY Ia badly burnt He the ruins SIX hours
aud says he "suiared much from cod,' and the flames
were blazing sround him He also rays that he has
wife out West; but bis nurses say his mind wandering.
He IN we'll taken care 81 by attentive nurses
The above does not ipolude the Of all those res
cueo alive, Tor number carried their homes by
their friends and thus did not under the reporters
notice.
The injured have an abundance Of medical attendance
from the local phyr69ans, well those from LOWELL
Manchester, Hxverhill and other places.
Coroner Lamb summoned An inquest this morning, but
without taking action, the examination postponed
until tomorrow Thursday at9A n.