The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-20

SAMSON streets. and the other buildings Of the /
block, were not in any way damaged by thefire
1--WE now come TO the most melancholy results |
Of the disaster, list of those who were killed |
and wounded by the falling of the wall of the |
Theatre on Walnut street,
The Killed
were the following
John A. Lutz member Of the Hibernia En-. |
eine, and proprietor of the Exchange Baths, No. |
22S s. Second street, was killed. He was forty
years of age. married, and leaves three children.
John w. Emmett, Of the Franklin Engine, !
rlgger in the Navy Yard, and a director Of the
company, aged twenty three, and unmarried, !
fearfully acerated, the lower portion OF his left
leg was also crushed, and nearly severed from
the body. He resided on the south side of
Catharine street, below Second
William Ennis, runner with the franklin
Of three children died as he was being carried
across Spruce street to the Hospital.
George Carries harness maker aged twenty
street, was among the killed. He belonged to
Aaron Jones, a butcher, aged twenty-five. and
unmarried, died this morning at the Hospital,
from severe injuries Of the breast, hip, and
George. He was member of the Lafayette
Edward Carberry, aged is, residing at No. 7I4
Carpenter street, was killed by a portion Of the
wall crushing In his chest
William East, aged l6, q baker by trade, and
living at Southwark Hall, was killed by inju
The bodies of the last persons are now at the
Fifth District Police Station.
The following killed are still at the Pennsyl-
James Taylor, connections unknown.
w. III. III. sutton, whose remains were at the
Hospital, was removed by his father this
Caleb Brett. a folder on THE EVENING TELE-
GRAPH, and q member of the Washington
Engine, was killed. He was about twenty-five
years of age. and resided at seventeenth and
child. He died at Blair's drug store, at the
corner OF ofEighth and Walnut streets
The remains Of an unknown man are also at
| A young man dressed in citizens clothes, aged
moved to the building. No. 735 Walnut street
Mr.. Young OF the Friendship Engine, was
The list Of the killed is closed with the lad
! whose remains, as stated above, were found in
| The Wounded.
| The following members of the Hibernia En-
! gine are among those injured, but not killed,
| by The falling of the wall:-
| James Datty, photographer, aged twenty
five, and unmarried. His left leg was taken off
! below the knee, and his right arm broken,
besides other injuries. He resides at No. 2I7
German street.
kers works. aged twenty -one years, and single.
| Shoulder broken and arm burned severely.
| His body was also badly bruised, his head cut,
and his left hand partially burned off, He
resides in Fitzwater street, near Sixth.
John Nolan, a carver, aged thirty, married,
and having two children, was slightly injured
about the head. he resides in Lazanean street.
John Quinn, aged twenty-five, single, was
The members of the Washington Engine in.
| 1ured were the following
| William Butler. a painter aged twenty-four,
and unmarried was cut in the back and inter-
naly injured. He resides on Ninth street,
Henry Schriber, painter, aged "a, and un-
married, was blurred in the side and ankle. His
| residence was on Queen street, above Lom-
John Ellis, an engineer aged 2,8 and unmar-
| ried, was struck on the shoulder.
William Mitchell, q coachsmith, aged twenty
eight, and unmarried, was bruised about the
body and head, and internally injured. He re-
| sides street. above Lombard.
Daniel Ragan, produce dealer, aged twenty:
Sustained internal ininries' He resides " on
Ounce street, above Lombard.
The following members of the Western Hose
George Mcclellan a ship carpenter, aged
twenty. & eight, and and marTied with two children,
street. between Twentieth and Twenty first.
three and married, was injured internally. His
residence is at the corner of Twenty-fourth and
James P. Burton, employed in the Gas once,
aged twenty-five and unmarried, was slightly
above Nineteenth.
Michael johnson. laborer, aged twenty-tour,
and unmarried, had an arm broken and sus-
tained injuries on the head. He resides at
Twenty-iourth and Pine streets.
The only member of the MOyamensing Hose
injured was the following.
William Thompson, aged twenty-nine, sus-
tanned an injury on the hand. Lives on Reli-
ance street, below Shippen.
The only member of the Shiffler Hose in
juTed was the following
Charles Pursglove, engineer of the steamer
aged twenty-seVen, and married. with TWO chill
dren, was fearfully injured in the loins by the
"deViP' of the branch.pipe. This accident took
place on Eighth street.
The only member of the Southwark Engine
injured was the following
| William Butler. aged fifIy-two, and married,
with family OF six children. had his hand
badly crushed. He resides near Moyamensing
avenue and Federal street.
The following member OF the Franklin En-.
gipe was injured
Peter Kelley, a carter, aged twenty eight, and
unn carried, badly injured in the back of the
head, and hau leg broken. Almost all the flesh
was scraped n ON his back. He resides on Ger
man street. above Fourth.
The following member OF the Columbia Hose
was iDjured:-
Henry Kirby. aged twenty three. and unmar-
tabllshment of Messrs. James, Kent, Santee 81
Co., some time since, he received a broken leg
and arm. He resides on Ninth street, below
Race.
Hose were injured
George Lyle, machinist, aged twenty three
years, and unmarried, fell from ladder and
was injured in the back. He resides on Third
John @. Dye fell on Eighth street aud injured
the cap of his knee, and sprained his arm and
| wrist.
The following members of the Good Intent
Hose were injured
Henry McManus, employed in.the Gas Ofice,
and keeper of tavern at the corner OF Tenth
| and Wallace streets, was badly injured, He has
a family of four children.
The following member of the Lafayette Hose
was injured:-
| UNMARRIED was quite badly injured. He resides
on Lawrence street, below Poplar
| Several other members of this Company were
Mos Kistine is at the Hospital, badly in
| Jured. He is not known by any one who has
nii as yet, anu ulu NOT Deiong TO tne