The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-01-20


eratiyes were employed. The following
is list of the killed as far as can be rec
ognized ths morning:
Maurice Bulwer, Rochester, n. Y;
John Dearborn Of Cowell; Mary Melon
aid, Bridget Ryan, Mary Sullivan, Michael
O'Brien, Ellen CoIburn, Barnard Holli-
field, Hannah Shaw.
Ellen Roam, Ellen Sullivan, Margaret
Fulton, Bridget Laughardy, jeremiah
Akern, Mrs. Anna, Mularux. Joanna Grou-
an, Bridget Longey, May Howard, La
faye,te Branch, Overseer, Thos. ". Wat
son, and Johanna Hurley, all Of Law
renee.
Among the wounded are Eliza DOR, IA
tally, Bridget Bradley, fatally, Kate HaIz-
bee, German, thigh fractured. George
Csrcalfer, Henry Cali, Margaret Hamilton,
fatally, d. 7. Harrow. Cecilia Stevens,
Mary and Margare: Siayen, Mary kenne,
dy, Hannah Kennedy, Mary York, Rob't
Hayes, Ira ID, Lock, II. \ Coleman, Sarah
Doyle, John and Elizabeth Ward and
Thomas Conner.
Three persons arc known TO have been
Literally roasted alive.
Eliza Dorr has since died and otLe..
are diving.
The fire j. subdued, snd only two bod
les have been taken out aimee the contla-
grafton.
We have very little additional IN re-
gard to lie dreadful catastrophe. A large
! portion Of those killed are Young gilis,
manyof them the main support Of their
parents. The fire was confined to the
lember.on Mills Tie loss Of property
ia estimated at 100000.
The Mayor has issued the following no
| tice.
LAwREsCE, Jan. II.
Terrible As our calamity has been. |
! think It is much over estimated in the
number killed. As near "a | have been
able TO ascertain, this morning, | find the
dead and missing, which is equivalent to
dead, 115 killed and 100 wounded Some
OF the wounded will die. but very much
| the larger number will survive
y. SAUNDERS. Jr., Mayor.
john Ward, an operator in the carding
room 81 the second story, who was mirac-
uIousiy saved, with his wife, who worked
near him, describes bis escape as follows
was in the carding room with the sec
ond overseer, lighting up. 1t was five or
ten minutes before five. We had but a
few burners lighted. Suddenly heard a
loud, laundering crash os erEead, and look
ing up saw the shat.ing coming down up
Oh Us, aIl over the room. Terrified, |
stood fastened to the spot, although |
knew the builIing was coming down upon
NE hen | heard the ovelseer shout.
| nisd to jump out Of the rubbish but
something struck me senseloss. When |
came 10 found myself in the rubbish,
covered with blood from wounds on nv
fzce. Finally | craw led up and got to the
top and found lot Of ruins hanging over
NE which liked to have taken ny life, but
| succeeded in getting out. | passed a
dead gigl aid Two nangled Lolies.
Nald found his wife at the City Hail.
The following is one Of the heat rend-
ing Incidents:
Margaret Hamilton, aged II. This
was her first days work. Her devoted
mother attended her, and when asked
what injuries her daughter had received.
replied, her arm is broken, and her head
is broken and OH my God there the noor
woman hurst into taarsl NV moor Eaij;,o,
is al broken. -
The unfortunate nirl died TO-DAY The
daughter was the main sunport Of her
mother and four Children
Miss Olive BRIDGES Of Ca,ais Nai,a
who worked in the 9Th srorv se;za1 10
hoistino cbain of tho elayator anI want
safely down. escanin, min i,,raa
Befo,e t,,a Ln;ilin7, l,nnht fra n,,r,
Der Of those imnriso,1eI bene,.b The r,ips
conld Ia soon and convo,oai ,r;,h Hr;nl.s
al rafm,.I,,a,t, !, so.,a ;,.,,,.oa
n,ssoJ - ,Lsm H., ,.I,an 49, fra snroa'1
nyar th, r,;,s tLar f,..,,I ~.
and h;I afiau r. frian,is an4 ~ so,.ai',I -,
.as cave directions 20 ,In J;-,n.;';,,, %
~; e.. -
In one one mart Of the b,i,di,, lo,.
was cut through wall and ,bponch i
three v0unn WOMEN we're seen who sa;I
thew were not at al injured
One thrust her arm througb the small
aperture ana beoyed 10 be drawn ,l,rou,,l
ont before the ancr,ura co,'d l.. r,Saa