, 1860-09-15

The fe.rfu} calamity Of the Lsdy E!gin justly
continues to bs tbs leading topic Of interest
and attention. Tho search for the bodies Of
the ii .ated victims con:iauss to be prosecuted
With vigor by yery runercus parties, both IN
nub.i: a:d private behal!. The Coroner'B jury
we're in session throughout the day yesterday
4. tia Court House, and all da1 long crowds Of
a7xiouz maprns1s hung about tie entranc:r,
eager for the noutnful privilege OF paying tie
last tribute to their dead. il has bean a11esoy
dono in EIGHTY instances.
E;gAtfta iuguests were held yesterday, ard
rux: Of tLcee were identified, some by friends
or relatives on the spot, ead others bv written
descriptions left previously with the jury. This
latter should be dcne in Ill Cases. Tho follow
in. il yss,crday's list:
1SQCts1s YESTERDAY.
No. 81. D.lor:etcet, Of the iii waukee Nats; Guvrr
Which, Ii IA change nd diamond hand p}n found Oh
bMy.
yo.Gs. John Kelly ef Eil~Aukes aboct % yezEs tfa'e
nA'oon keerer: iea.es ! wife sad clfd; th1ee kod
shirt .tuts fosbd On the body.
Sosa. Wlla remesoy, asout Is years Of age. ron OK
FcAnsmore c. ronegoy school teacher IN the Fourth
w4,d Of MiIwausee. THIS by The raft with N1.
Ievis Ct Milwaukee, who beAs tcstmsny to Lis unhnch'
Ing ase. o1c ofLis radts Cspt Batrys son. VIZ
on raf, but died Tires hours before he
reached sho.e. Lit, willie :t cung to the body. how
cye THAI hour and expresstd tbs ceteElnatio
bring tho y Of !. rlyma,e bore or die with HIM
Tie cruel su,g h7wevet ,o:e them a1art.
Co.t3. Ell Piapk1t u o. M.waukee. identified BY bis
9rhsr; 3s1,s Of age gold ting raasked"J r.. and
jet ring foul1 on the belly.
No. Gs. Unknown nan * fett high black ha1, M.
dum for hrd aa1r5w tech liz. cozre1 Of one Of the
f.oa: uppcr teeth broken fne white th; eard
sino un1esh pain gid ring the ltle drgsr Of LET"
laad whi,e co;ton ato 1nEs h1n1s snAll aim wa II
inside uf hands no: ne ate la5or @ar o: agate sleeve
butt ms oc green stoa. to bscarin; between ~ and 20
ye.. OF age.
.so.b7 Supposed 10 be Mr. Morgan; I've fret zine in
ht!sh: ack and Eed cheek wooen sht; whtc rnde1th
wo.en gar pants lea hcr strip round the wa1t coasss
htavy boo bten tappe and hcee; n xh1aksss uader
The chin had the aue thcd comb single batcd
to=e I'd ci knife, aud ter WRIT frem Green, is
eo:hn, d.. ed september I'll. AID signed L. Morgan.
NJ 6. ucEh 141k, Of the Msngonety G1Ardt, MIL
| wakes.
to.l0 Unknown 6:e fat tens fne white th'T ;
11 taanel unds srshi back eisnerr pants, aanty vhls
KRIS ua4cr chin .naI h.1 d.. rot cd to wcrk
la rsl,ds. thor: and cury ghtvts. faIc1 buttons ~
In Ii and % In eta ge ea1f stn pocket booE aid
| tlzck potttn 2nna 9 fouEd on Lt1;.
No.0. At atothes body Of young EI:l with III 1t
h.s cto:hla= or, recovered Il identified
| the dalgh:a: Of the laueutei Col. Luusdeu.
y, Il. Mth lei Furtel. butthtr It Milwaukee s:eo.
nzed b, h's .ls:er.
No George G. O.kleT, livery stall. keeper. a NIL
| w4uSet; l'hvcs family.
No. .. C4It. 1atk wEs-n, commander It tbs Lady
Elssn.
No. II. John Icran, Deputy Tn!ted s'ate, Marshal ol
Muxa .kee; Identified by his bEothcs.n lw; leaves 4
IT,
No.75. r. @. Smith, E!,,wa7tee; recognized byA fu:
d. c:!pon furnished by h:s feie1ds svcr Hateh AMI
eh1u,
z.her ttou, Light 4asay hair; white m lsln dres viii:
su=.s; wL!!e dsawezI s7o:kcd II bytto gold ring
With beat On back.
Ko.s7. Js1es DaE5. dr7ymar, Of Milwaukee Leaves :,
fr CHI dseu na'ms:r ct Fssc tempsny So.4
Io.s:. Unknown m1n, s it.. In i=l; erso rs:ts VIII
rbe sttpe the al1e hca en- sole Of his boots ifoE
as!ts candy goaee, nu,taehe; tar b14ck; Comb AID
eteel v Itch chain, with copper coin on il.
Mrs. John DelocJ. wife Of taa1o. OF Police stl
to-, Milwaukee.
No. ST. eupposed from description to i. Miss Ann Gill
E:n; green blue woo1su tres with tlact sesct trm
mnS wilt. sto k:uEs: piuneill conEEes sacs.; ahc W
ose Of party Of I've, Ill lost tie on!; recovered.
Among the, it il believed 'a.Qe amoun. of
property cast a.horo sud pluadered BY tht
uretches that were on that fearful day, unlu:k.
ily sev:ral hundred feet On the soyong side of H.
surf, WIS the mai! bag Of the steamer mate VI
IN the Cticszo Pos. 0fIi:e on Friday evening
sth ins'. Tae bag WAS found day or two later
cut open aad ,iled Of its letter packages. I1r
Armstrong, tbs Assistant Postmaster inform
Us that the bag contained letter packages u
follows:
1Issb;r, d.; E,gle RIVER, d.; Postsg q
Lake. 2 d.; Hancock. do; Macklnac, DO:
: NeEaEae, do Ontona2ou, l do; Fort Viii
liam, do; Clifton, d.; HouEhton, 3 do
Marquette, ) dol. n. ": Mines. d.; Minns
f2ta S:1 Min:s; l. do W;h..!esss:, v; W.: do;
packages, which ase nearly all destroyed.
. RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS.
We are glad t. Ro.ice very general marc
: men: in ths direction of aid for the sufferer.
i The testimonial to tie family of Capt Wise
is being carried forward, and will bo increase
'. by liberal sums ra;asl at Detroit, Buffalo At
: ctae. laks cities.
Q Aessrs. H,!e / Aver, iron merchants. @
> Wells street, have placed to the order Of th
= Mayor Of Milwaukee their check for $50, f
the relief Of the sufferers from that city.
y Several Of our musical associations are NAL
- ing preparations for benefits for the sufferer
e the families LEFT destitute, chiefly in our sists
d city Milwaukee, The following is in the san
= connection and is generous and characteristic
q 4 C4np.-0b.errioz an editorial suggestio
b in tro Friday mornings papers that cor
+ cert be given in the new hail for the benti
10 Of the sufferers By tbs Lady E1gia calamit
i and the belief being expressed that the Ha
= an occasion, l deem 1t proper to SAY that th
# gratuitous uss Of tho hall lad already bee
d privately rendered for the purposs indicate
as A promptly charitable spirit has been evince
by ths mus:c!ans Of Chicago, and venture
Is propose that two coocerts be gwen By scpara
d Hall Of course free for both.) the proceeds
"a one evening II be appropriated to the fund b
to ing fuised for tha family of tie lsmented VI
nt so',. whose besring in the hour Of peril EMIT.
r. them to peca!ia. consideration.
d S:pt. IA, 1860. Tuos. D. BRYAN.
4. Mr. CsaIey, Of the International Restaurar
rs has slso 3;aeral;y proposed to give the receip
~ y. Of his rooms on this Saturday evening,
II this truly charitable object.
Of We learn that Mczarts Requiem will bs rt
. formed By some Of our best known musical t
= = cat At the Wigwam on Sunday evening, col
or mencinE 3. O'Clock. the proceeds to be de'
rs ted t. the sufferers by tbs Elgiu disaster. :
|
n. faet that tbs choice Of another evening ROT
ge largely increase receipts OF this prsisewor
OF purpose. 1t is certain that very numero
s share Of the public to wh7m sppeals for &C.
r. rotity arc seldom made in vain, comprises III
tn who reluctantly consent to set aside their re
sa lsr religious services, especially On Lords I
to evsniug.
b. Thus closes the week, a weak memorable
rs this city al following disaster without pa'
ts lei in the annals Of our Lake cities. Daily
us tho distressing features Of the calamity b
ng heightened by fresh things Of persons ass
-. -. tanned to be among the loss. Nearly = do
families have but one or two, and in aeyersl
stances, no torsoSing member.
Il BRAvE CAPT. JACK WILSON.
It excited thrill Of emotion among tho 81
ara tators and bystanders, then large throng
the the body marked "No. 73," and identified
ur' that Of the late gallant commander OF ths
rd f.ted steamer, Wal borne from the wagon
MIC tho dead-room. It Wiz recovered in spa
lest trip of the at-am tug McQaeen, about II
/. uiles OF Wiuetka, and nearly OF the ?
.n where he fell rictim to his sublime hero
An A gold watch and chain we're taken from
hg body by Capt. prindivi!le, snd tho remains
~. placed in The hands Of one Of our underta
to be placed in . mstailic burial case, ready
In removal to the desolated home Of the late b
'uo' sailor, in Caldwater, Mich.