Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-06

which was burst Of the hinges; went on to
the starboard quarter Of the boat; think IL
was one Of the starboard boilers exploded I;
think the aft head Of the boiler went first,
and threw the fire forward, ~ the boat was
on fire in three places forward Immediately
after the explosion. The explosion was up
and at. The steering gear was ruined, but
she took a shear and having Roadway
enough run ashore. think the boat was
about 80 yards from shore when the boiler
exploded; the Antelope arrived about two
hours after the explosion; we had one hum
dred and ffty.three passengers on board
when We left San Francisco; was Clerk of
the Washoe; Capt. Kidd was in the pilot
house with Baldwin and E1ston; the pilots
and all escaped uninjured; Robert Morrison,
the mate, was asleep in the Texas and was
blown out and fell through the deck, but
escaped without injury; we were about four
miles behind the Chryiopolis. The scene on
shore was awful, the cries Of the wounded
for water being heart-rending. A fisherman
brought sack Of -four and bottle Of oil
and did everything he could to alleviate the
sufferers. the following is list Of the
killed and injured as far as can be ascertain.
ed at the present writing:
KILLED.
Father James Callau, San Leandro; Mrs.
L. Leki., Cork, Ireland; Mary ]. Godens,
Cork, Ireland Albert H. Myers, Chief Cook,
Washoe, Sacramento; d. Gray, Sacramento;
vallandigham, Idaho Territory; W. SimP-
son, Fireman Of Washoe DR.. Ross Dutch.
man of Greenwood, Ell Dorado County |;
Henry Clark, owner Of stage line from Au-
burn to Michigan Bluff; John c. Turner.
London, England; Thos. Anderson, San
Francisco.
BADLY INJURED.
J. g. Baker, Sacramento Anna MCGEE,
leg broken, Sacramento Thos. Downard,
Sacramento; Charles Myer, Sacramento /; H.
Connolly, Sacramento; ]. T. Marshall, San
Francisco; G. W. Pollock, San Francisco;
W. P. Dugan, San Francisco; L. B. Blake,
San Francisco; John Simons, San Fran
cisco James Clooney, Nevada; W. T. Viii
liams, Forrest Hill; E. Brickett, Boston
W. n. Haskill, Don. L. J. r. Rullock, Va;
Henry Stein, Boston; r. W. Kinder, Madi-
son county, illinois D. Thomas, Campton-
vile; NJ. Brown, Portugal; H. Burgess, Bos-
ton Peter Brown, New York; E. jackson,
Dutch Flat; N. L. Hamilton, Carson; J. c.
Harra, Folsom; Manuel NJ. Brown, Dry
town; one Chinaman, name unknown; Mich
olas Harwin; D NJ. Anderson, Chief En-
eineer Of the Washoe; John Day, fireman |;
E. +. Stewart, barkeeper, WSshoe oamuel
Crush, steward, Washoe, Nevada; Nicholas
Salamenti, Austin; Bartholomew Gillespie,
Auburn; E. Dodson, colored boy, waiter on
Washoe; S. W. Harlan, Washoe City Mar
shall Porter, Washoe; Conrad Grant, Dead
wood, Placer county.
SLIGHTLY INJURED.
H. H. Stevens, Clerk Of the Washoe /;
Michael Dunn, fireman Of Washoe; C. Crcs-
sen, San Francisco; Thos. Fox, Napa; John
Clinton, deck hand, San Francisco c. W.
Smith, San Francisco; w. Bowker, French
Corral; Leopold Kavalsha, cook on Washoei
Miss Margaret Hattie Cummings, San Fran
cisco; BENZ. Cogar, Sacramento; Patrick
Doran, Sacramento; W. A. Plunkett, San
Francisco.
Miss Jane Browning. San Francisco
J. NJ. Bardwell, Michigan Bluffs; Pratt Mich
OILS, Mrs. Leggett, boy and girl, Petaluma;
Mrs. Lane, boy and girl, San Francisco;
Thomas Thompson, Grizzly Flat; J. NJ. Bard
we'll, Deadwood, Placer county; Rosenheim,
San Francisco: 6. w. Kidd, Captain Of the
Washoe; Baldwin, Pilot; Robert Morrison,
Mate.