, 1860-09-10
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t&sunks Of Ar. Lumsden, Of New 0rleans-lar6e
travelirg cases-came sazly ashore. When
found by the o(ica1s on watch, they had u.
.t.dv b,en broken open and riaed. The coarscr
esrms1ts, linen, dc., wers left; but the silk
dr,.se,, articles for toilet use, ahawla. laces,
ievslry, kc,, had besa carried of. Search was
It onos instituted, and laFEe part, perhaps ths
whole Of ths valuAhlss, wsrs recovered from
tbs parties among whom they had bssn divided.
In the jewel csses were said to b. diamonds of
considerable value. The odendsra-three Ger
mans near Evauaton-win be put where dfa-
monds will do them no good. 4 trunk belong
ing to Mr. Horner. in the Lake Superior trade.
~4sfound near Daggett's Point, its contents al
gone. Oater trunks fell into betser hands. We
givs list elsewhere. We are glad 10 say 'hat
among these wreckers, whose inhunanity dis
craees ahs name Of man, there was not An Amer
isau. We hops they will be disowned by ali
nations.
poR1,oSs or rua WRECK AsuoRx.
Yesterday morning portion Of the hull Of
tbs boat, from the wheel afa on tbs port side,
was dsiftsd aahore At Daggett's Pisr, between
,WiAetka and Wankcgan. An entire arch oi
the steamer was drilled in at the ssme place.
Another arch was found on the shore opposite
cx,Aldermau Ca:teFs residence 1t Wine,ks,
On the piece Of the hull found st Daggett'a
Pier, were the marks Of the schooner Augusta,
where shs had cut into tho steamer.
HON. nERuERr 1sGRAHAx, x.r.
Ts learn from gentleman who assisted to
taks the body Of Hon. Herbert 1ngraham from,
the water, that tho corpse was quits warm when
discovered, and physicians gathered around
tinct. The discovery, however, Of q severe
wound on the back part Of his head showed thai
thsre was no hope Of reeuscitation, and The
probability IL, that he managed 10 keep alloa.
till he reached the fatal breakers, when be Wa
injured by tho timbers which wero dashed hiih
er and thithet On tho waves with such fearful
velocity.
the cou:try, having come across to witness tle
reception Of tho Prince Of Wales in Cana3a,
Just 4 few houre before he sailed in the Lady
Elgin, he had made arrangements With gem
tlemAa Of this city to furuiah his paper, the
ntustrated London Af1ox, with articles On Chi
caRo and its trade aad commerce, as well ~ Ct
drawings of cur city and its principal grain
warehouses, packing houses, and public build
inRs.
The body Of h;s son hal not eome ashore up
to the time We went to press.
The body Of Mr.. Ingraham will be preserved
in spirits in metallic coffin, and forwarded to
England.
TIE SCENE At TIE COURT HOUSE.
During the day, yesterday, By the orders Of
the city authorities, the old City Marahsls Of
fees in the basement Of the Court House. were
placed at the dispoBA Of the Coroner and By liz
order used to .sceive such bodice as should 70
recovered.
Thither either siugly Or in greater rumbera
beg&n by the middle Of the afternoon to bs
brought the recovered remains Of unfortunate
victims Of the great casually, and atout it,
doors for hours hung hundreds Of eager and ag
oE!zed e1quirera after friends among the II IT
About i've o'clock r. N. Coroner James m
paunelled his first jury, md inquest began tt
be held upon the bodies II fast AZ The s11n'
NNAAA We 4AE4AAEAs &46 %1AP l0NA66 HC40 AE&A y
Ill those Of residents Of Milwaukee, and friend
were here anxious TO recover the zane for in
tcrmert, the purpose Of the earlier inqueer
vas simply and briefly Of Identification, hi
finding being in each case that the deceased
came 80 his or her death by drowning in col
lision bcsSeeu the steamer Lady Egin aud 1
vesssl supposed IL be the schooner Augusta, OF
the night Of Friday, DC. One Of the future in
quasts will include STRICT Investigation befcr,
the jury as to ceuses and origin of the disas
ter.
With such intent and direction the jury wer.
occupied with their labors, continued up t,
nine o'clock L. H. upon the list Of recovered
dead, II fellows:
1SouEs1s NJ TIE JCnr.
No. !. H;l:iana Dressle-. Identified b; 10
seph Bramhau. Belt found On the body with
name William Dress1er. Watch and $2 iouut
on the body: Bsdy delivered 70 ar. Berry.
seph Bramhall. Deceased was au aQeut .. Ill
No 3. His Eliza Curtin. Identified bv Cutbe
Tine Cnllife. Deceased was st sesyice in A1iI
waukec. saw her 60 on board the Lady Elcir
IL company with John Farlong. The body Wa
4tlJFG Gu 10 Deity
No. 4. zXos. Il. Eeesson. Chist Engineer cftae
Milwaukee Fize Department This body W.
recognized by John Rice, also by Nicholas
BARTER.
Nos. Ai4s Aqn4s K<ogh, Of Milwaukee. Iden.
tiled BY john Rice. Relatives reside in Third
Ward, Milwaukee.
No. 6. Ais Hard, sister Of George Ward. .
clerk with Gen. Mchanmsn. Identified By Nor
1is Fitzgerald.
NOT. May cr<han. Of Milwaukee. rhere her
father re5ides. Identified by Michael Sullivan.
who saw her on board the bout
No. John r. Nttoton, Of Superior City, fer
netly Of this city, Identified b. his brother.i,,.
Law, .. i. ". Lull, of this city. The trunk of
deceased cane ashore at Evanston. Gold magic
case wetch and some change are in Coroner g
possession.
No. =. Woman unknown, about 70 years Of
a2e, blacs hair, dark hazel eyes, has . narrow
Telret ribbon shout hsr neck, fastened vi h
gold stud; high Congress CATERS Of pranslla,
mntiin dress. blue bars up and down; figured
nix belt ribbon.
No. 10. Rster Billy, Of Milwaukee, identified
BY Hugh horigsn. Dsceaaed was grocer hy
Deceased vas about 45. Leaves family.
No. II. Emma Rtng1y, l2 years old, ider,i-
ded by CHARLES Il. Mclaughlin. Decsase; il
my niece, or my wife'a sisters child. / Yrs
taking her and her mother to Milwaukee.
No. 1?. Hteholas AeG.eth. liquor dealer, of
0AkW AAAVCf A5CA @bbAk VA- 4Atull4EU Qf Ills
TWO brothers. Leaves wife and four cbiIdrtn,
Was a member Of the Union Guard.
No. Is. Unknown female infant, s mouths OF
.9s. o1e shoe, ankle slipper, bn.sored nnh
brass ball.
No: Il. Woman, unknown. muscu1a-, ra.
rings, one plain With III. ". to II. W., Dec.
9th, 1854" in inside, one cornetian rin9, tn }
silver rings. hair light, ere hazel.
no. Is. Ars. Honora KeL4rgAlin, Of Milxau-
kee: agcd 20, identified ~ her husband, Cha1.
i 3 MolAn l NJ shl'1: jsae!5y taken troma.ms in ros-
No. 10. Homer RaAa Go6 of Toledo. asd ia.
ter OF Kacine. inquest At y lnetkr, trunk wash
I'd ashore and papers discovered and in possess.
ion OF g. s. Hubbard.
No. IT. Woman unknown, supposed to te
abont 90. sandy hair. light hazel eyea, teeth
toned in front with small buttons, wore god
1arrlngs, gold ring With motto in blue enamel.
~dt fFtstnt and d|uays;" also a cornell. n
ring, md plain gold ring, embroidered skrt.
Believed to be Norwegiaa, and one Of txo sis.
1ers that came down on tbs boat.
No. IS. Wtl|i2ns Farnttcorth. Of SLevboyRau.
age about e5, of Soma means and retired iIon
busjnesa. Been IN Wisconsin twenty year1. GU
hin way home from this city. 81 IS found in hi4
vest pocket. Identified BY Samuel Wi!grs and
WI 8cGrexor. Leaves Wits ard two children
" a na!ive Of Vermont.
NO. -. Nan unknown, supposed to be Jerry
aullvan, taken from lake Two mites south 1f
Evsuston BY Officer Cleves; small port.mou.ic,
65 cents In ch4nge, and bunch Of keys, found on
body; easy bull, middle ege, gra, pants, blue
naarly white, plaid vest, heavy e.lf shoes, bite
stockings.
No. 20: Unknown ~omAu, supposed to be
Mary alony, one of two sisters, daughters ef
i widow woman, nged about ~, reddish hair,
green xoo}en ~aist rh;te slir,, white stock
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