Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-28

ana was otherwise severely bruised. She was
Killed Instantly, and when found had the basket
on her arm. Mrs. Gary had made her pur.
Vhs5ev, anu was about TO leave, when sne was
caught by the falling rubbish on the south side,
and crushed down. Injured internally, besides
her leg broken at tho ankle,. and Otherwise
badly bruised and cut She was Immediately
taken home. All was done for her that medical
sklll and kind friends could do, but she grad
ually sank away, through inward hemorrhage.
She remained conscious most of the time, and
died about four O'Clock on Saturday. Three
children have been bereft of kind mother.-
She was aged thirty years. Christian Reidel
was dead when taken from the ruins. He was
struck on the head and back and was greatly dis
figured. He resided on Market street, imm medi-
ately back of the market house, where he had
a bake shop. He was about forty. Eve years of
age. Mics Nelson, resident on South Seventh
street, died about twenty minutes after being
taken from the ruins. Her leg was badly frac
tured, and her back broken.
wounded and IDjured-John Stevens, livery-
man, resident on South Fifth street, vet re-
mains in very precarious situation, His
head was almost scalped and his spire badly
injured. Until to day he has been almost
totally paralyzed, but slight Improvement
was noticeable this morning. Mrs. George
Miller, of Wayne township, has her shoulder
broken and head dreadfuly bruised. Her
physician informs US to-day that her recovery
is considered very doubtful Mr.. Stot.s, re-.
ported mortally wounded George Taylor,
putcher, from Putnam, jaw bone broken and
badly bruised and cut. John O'Harra, Fourth
ward, very badly injured. David Edwards, Of
rails township, reported mortally wounded, is,
We are informed by his physician, much easier
to-day, with strong hopes Of bis permanent re-
covery. When discovered he was insensible
and was taken up for dead. His injuries are
confined to bis back and breast. Mr.. George
Miller Wayne township, received severe cut
about the eye, and his head badly bruised.
Doing well. Thomas Durham, in the breast and
head badly. To day he is recovering rapidly.
Policeman Johnson had one of his legs broken
and the Other terribly cut and mashed. He is
reported to-day In very critical situation
with but little hopes of bis recovery. Mrs
Carlow, resident on South street, whose leg
was broken, and who was 30 seIiously bruised,
We are glad TO learn 10 doing we'll, and ia as
comfortable to-day as could be expected +.
William Taylor, who was reported mortally
wounded, we are glad to learn is much better,
and will probably get we'll
II Mccall, 9Th street; Amos Rlsley, carpen-
ter, 4th ward, slight; John Rock, butcher,
slightly; Edward Cooper, Howard street, bad
lyj Asa Fox, Wayne township, butcher, several
severe bruises; Mrs Christian Kahler, 4sh
ward, badly injured internally; Mrs David viii.
lie, Sd street, leg broken; Mrs Knaur, Marietta
street, injured internally; Mrs Robert Carter,
badly bruised; Mrs Anderson, 7th street, Sc
verely bruised; DR. Day, 9Th street, slight cut
on the head; Mrs Higbfeld, head cut; Thomas
Lindsey, Howard street, back injured; Edward
Langley, Underwood street, ear cut and head
bruised; Peter Rock, face cut and disfgured;
A Farnum, leg bruised; P Ford, painter,
1sh street, badly cut on the head; Jas l. Cox,
7th street, severely bruised; Mrs Goodman,
badly hurt; Joseph Fiiz, Wayne township, Sc.
we're cut in the face; Mr. Nat Gear, Sd street,
Injured in the side; Chas w Palmer, bruised;
Elisha Palmer, baker, 4th ward, badly bruised
and cut; John McLain, McLuney Station, se-
we're cut on the head, and back sprained; Chas
W Chandler, Market street, leg sprained.