, 1860-01-24
Khc Lawrence CalamttY-.Intercstfnr
Facts and Inctdeuts.

tue Hust careful Investigation the whole number
nov known to hc dead and missing is eighty
eight, which in all probability IS moi far
from the actual loss. Mrs. Margaret DonnelIy
was reported as missing today, and another
operative, who has been classed among the dead
came forward and claimed her wages leaving the
number stated above unchanged. Compare
Tins account with the figures Of Coroner Lamb,
WHO has the names Of seventy. three dead and
recognized, and list Of fifteen budies buried,
without identification, and the total OF deaths
thus tar by theaccidentts is eighty-eight-
THE srRT1voRs RECEIVING THEIR WAGES.
Mr. F. E. C1nrk, Faymaster Of the Pemberton
Mills, cammenced pawn. of the survivors n
the calanity, At the counting room of the Esser
company, a::i o'clock this morning. About
0.0oo will be required forthe purpose.
= Ane opcrattEes employed in the card aad
dress roonls were paid Off this forenoon. tb.
se1nners received their wages in tue afternoon.
me "fnders tomorrow, the weavers tomorrow
afternoon, md the remaining employees, iuclud-
lnE those employ ed in the machine shon, cloth
Friday. f'>% W W
Tue money due to those who were killed will be
paid to those next Of kin. Those having homes
IN other parts Of the country, are in most in
stances leaEing the city Many Of those who
came forward 10 obtain their wages, exhibited
assh wounds and commissions received in their
escape from the ruins Parents came to collect
the last earnings Of those upon WHOM, thcv had
Hoped to lean IN their old age, md children to
.recelFe the hard-earned wAEes OF parents upon
whom they hare till now depended for support.
~ ihe WIDOW IN the sable Garb Of grief, accepted
last earthly accounts Of those from afar were
Settled By their relatives or friends.
TEMPORARY HOSPITAL FOE THE INJURED.
At the suggestion md through the co-opera.
kf:lfn n H..
ton, the house No. IL PtmbeTton Corporation,
has been appropriated to the reception Of such
ot the injured as are destitute Of home mud kin
dred, and are now dependent upon the charity
Of friends for relief. The house has been fitted
up through the liberality OF the Boston gentle
men, and provided with everything that will
promote the comfort Of the sufferers who NAV
choose to exchange their limited and unwhole-
some quarters for spacious apartments aud pure
atmosphere in this 'Fcmberton Ilome,r i
corps Of physictans from tile Massachusetts
Medical Hospital have volunteered their ser
sc:s to relieve tile Lawrence phy ysicians, :iy1p.;
their personal attention TO patients sent 10 tle
also provided 4 staff Of e1periedced nurses Of
both sexes.
MISSIONARY IN THE RCISS.
One Of the young ladies' who made reularks
in tie baptist Prayer Meeting was admirably
described by her pastor, as he gave mt IN incl.
dent, which follows She is girl Of more than
ordinary capacity, and the most unassntning
piety- She worked in the mill and her mother
xo1kea WIN hes- on tue day Of the accident
Tue Hiotnef !ettthe mil IN the Afternoon, Us her
wofx bau gwen OUT, 7sgFeti!ng her loss OF time.
a SNORT tnse ates sne nearu the terrible alarm
que ran 70 Tue niil htea Win anxiety TOR her
daughter. No heatt beat more wildly in the
CONFLICT OF hope anu despair. After Il halt hour,
which seemed au age, the daughter was found.
IAen nom tae runs anu restored 10 her moth
o-'ar.i,a,ia,a, ~ VI NC a'csane
,n,;,hnr IT, s R'osJnsSu a"S -. .us
H.. o.c;..,.'a,e 49, "nea nav ocsu Ie'te ~
.j,,,.it-'. A''c. ~. sa''N WIN RUG 1ou.u net
H.. ss;i1 a,ni,s.,r W - IT, saI ~
oia;,,a.1 ,.;.t y: nes nio'Ies, 'ue sN!
,,i4n.,s. ,an.i;e '. ..nh ani. an W
,.,!E,tpss,. Eps s lao :u1~eo loE"atI - "ea'n
t.aa,s.,, neS 'sA' e'sa Mia Jos sne naa never
N"o"n
- seeono nana anu several Diners were IN the
runs near hsE- 1nes nau 'a.1en irom the hfth
story aaa were peahco IN oy the machinery
.a'u .tioes, e1peeuas ever! m9''sent that tae
aoo' "onlo settle upon anu crust! tnef'- Vufte
hamoer were near heF, many os them wouad-
~ =. anu some N .as ason'es ot teatn. ieta'tes
tnts s4ios@ aaa - .ctIns'"s e'ect' "nl'e "eath
seEute'1 he"s aho cesta'u' tne young E!ri was
ssn.losSesscu ana ca1m. que exhofted tnose
ao"sa nee!o prepare LOT aeath. losing no tune
nhu !ach'nB no eafhes1hess: "hch t!aic ana per-
suaslon "as so precious. cue continued III tiiis
way 'orsettlhg al' tneuEhts o1 ne ahd Preach
~ repentance nnt'i "Ee WIS Uncovered os
.oose VINO were searching among me runs, anu
po.ne away 1hese taess, WHICH t1sg Christian =
,u,bent;cat.t liz ,hns. ]ri,.' 49,. ,.rhsr whe,
she was in the ruins. and when she met her
mother.
THE Last ONE sayEp From THE rr,<s.
A, ,b,, h.3s;d, ~ n. ~ ",
nort.r ,,,i ,i,c n,.ircorr 80 .,.;sc.,;' y, u1' ~
..o;rv ~ H. n,r.a,;-'s ~, -. ~ " ~.
xrre ,atsn from, H., -,,;,a .t;ra u. w. :'o ;o
natirc nf i,ser;nc # al h,s S;,. ,nd ch;td II
IN nm. 1T ,hn Hs,.r,, e;,.tas H.. =.
thc ,x..r;. Toa,,, ~ H.. n.e,,-.us, MI ~ "a
80 sudden wox H.. <,es,-nr,;,,n ~ H., ,,;ns
fI,.t hc ,r,a rot ronsc;o,, IS !, ,S.:i - ~;
hen som,, t;n.e ,nd.r ,ha r,;,s. ~. :, -,
sx,ro n ti,;s ,,onr 1ri'.t s+r,-,. ~, n.
down amid thr ,,cn.rsI crn.f, n,n . W.. M, ~.
cued untiI /. e'ciock. Whrn fnnnS he ~.
borne down bv n heam of cnorr,nn, ,se;.i,,
across lis siIe Rrfnr,. he was .vfric,t,1 ;he
lire nnnroached 20 nsar =. tc s.orch lila arn,
The tcscuers t]esnuirc,i t,f say,n, iix i,f.. AMI
totd hin, 1h.y wo,,fI I,r.. n hrsat nv ,1, ~
hun .o,' II. talked quite freely with 1bcn,.
aud tyinccd thronplmut :, c,l,1ncs: and ~
si.uatiou which nerTed thnse a},nnt lin, 10 -.
new.L tilorts. The water WIS tslu:. uuon him.
70" HI. howcrrr rpm,estr,3 ,h.u, ~ ,.a, :,
crprhar and raise tha r,,ns of fra s1nnos ,l,;.i,
xns oLorn i,;,, Th;a ,ra. .,or. a,5 l." 49,
rrsrnsJ H. H., H. r...e,, , saa,, .a 49,. "s w."
na;nrd inscnxiblc fnr s,r..r,1 Inv u, IN
4 ,,reat sufferer but vli nrci,.Lly rcrar.r ''AN
o"s "1' fs0''' 'ee''et
s's'AaS' lSsfAHes "f Stlf'sAcRts'ee'
- The circumstance Of the rescue Of Nr. Ira
iizzir Flint wi,o yhen es.rt. x..r, hs;,,. ,,,I.'
tn save her, heruiealty directed the rcscucrs to
" save NASH first" have been alluded to. i
moro minute account will display the l,sro;srl
OF tho noble girl in stronger light When
iu the third story, nsar Hiss Flint. looked nj, n
aud exclaimed, "ior Gods sake let, 70 to tie
lower end.' They took two steps in thar direc-
tion. wien he WAS struck Oh tle shoulder b. u
counter-sl'alt. and the two wen. duwn together.
sliss Flint lay upon the floor, with the shoulder
Ut Alr. Nash, barns down br The shaft. upon her
le:. with such force rs to break it. lis hrutl
rested in her lap, and in thi. positiun try both
lay for several hour. She united Ills handker-
chief and looseuc,l Ills co|far. She run,,l:,inrJ
Of the numbncss Of her tev anil xai,l sl,,. cnnlI
rel MIR if Nash wnn}L n,ny,. ,,ix sbn,lf..r which
wus impossible. tic rrrssurc.u .unon !, L.;n~ ~ ~,
,,reat n! IN hnr~t th. t.., ,,,>,,, Iii -. H.
6.n. in fwo ,,ces Si,. ,,..F..d ~, rn,,.t,;r.s 10
hn, when he'll, arrived sh.. 'I;rsc,s ,hsn ,rh.r,.
~ ""Fk: "a 70 ..ssts: lneS II nave 10 set
:hs fo;ntad .,a .t,or Eash .s .',,.a '.i'
r;c,;ns =, ,bs sos io-,i;,r cr;od ~.
,rh,.,t' ,hai,i'. -. ss,;s;,I ~. as'auee
,rhsrn .h,s 1sy md orsr ,rh ~, H.,
ti.mes soon n;,er s,rsS, W;ss Ei;,', h.,i,,..sa:,
-, 80 I,;..st;.iJ War hsa,i,a. ~. . us"t.u I.l
H.. 49, af,sr ~, r.,a,,-n,,hn asi a..h.H H
~, t.:I>z. ":tt." o'''op's' 'a" s'"s"' III
e'A IVA A'' Ao'- s's'e''
ADAT OF PRAYER.