The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-01
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, TUESDAY, AUGUST l. 1871.

cannot move muscle wittoit suffering
the greatest agony. lie was borne to his
residence by hisfricnsd when hisiphysieian
atonce pronounced his injuries undoubted-
ly fatal.
Miacci sacrificed all his wealth In the
Garibaldian movement and In succor-
ing poor Italian emigrants who camo TO
this country. He was Garibaldfs most in.
innate friend and adviser. He was man
of great ingenuity, and has secured seven
teen different patents for improvements in
candle making machinery, and had elabor-
ated a system Of speaking tube telegraphp,
by which he proposed to enable antipdoal
nation TO converse together. Signor Nj
acci leaves large circle OF friends TO
mourn his loss.
Nrw-YoRK,-midnigh total num-
Der Of killed at this hour is thirty-one, Of
whom only Prof. March Chenievre, of
Brooklyn, John j Beck, 302 Tenth ayen-
ue, j. J. johnson, s0j Fulton street, Brook
lyn, Matilda Moffatt, 4j9 Ninth avenue,
Nellie Jerome, Flatbush, Louise L. and
Geo. l.. Lassas, Il First avenue, have been
identified. OF the unknowE dead now in
the hospital and in the station houses
awaiting identification there are twelve
men, six boys aud girls, generally under
tWeiVc years.
The number Of severally wounded
whose names and residences have been as
certained, is about 90 and a number Of
those less injured we're removed and cared
for by friends
None of the officers or employees Of the
Westfcld are thus far reported among the
sufferers.
New YORK, July 81, 9p.m.--Thousand
of people we're congregated around Beetle
vue hospital to-day eeger TO hear something
OF friends supposed to be killed or in
jurcd by the explosion. a large force of
police is engaged in preserving order amid
the general rush and excitement of the oc-
casion. OF the
FORTY DEAD BODIES
brought to Bellevue hospital yesterday,
twenty have been recognized by friends
for interinent. Nine more Of the bodies
still at the hospital have been recognized
and will be removed tomorrow.
In the morgue there are eleven victims
of the explosion yet unrecognized On
one slab are the bodies Of woman and
two children on another slab those of a
woman and child, and on another that of a
woman and five bodies of men. Most of
the bodies present horrible appearance
in addition 10 the fact that they are swol-
len and the features distorted by the
water, they have in most,cases been terribly
s,alded.
Since an early hour this morning, a reg
ular file Of people passed in and out Of the
morgue, either from curiosity or to witnes;
the awful spectacle Of the unrecognized
dead lying there, or trying and fearful of
recognizing among them the features of q
relative or friend.
There were about
SIXTY INJURED vICTIMs
of the explosion in the wards at Bellvue
hospital, and the surgeons state that at
least one-half of them are beyond recov-
cry.
About 8 o'clock this morning the body
Of Matilda Nelson, aged years, killed by
| the explosion, was found in the water at
| the slip of the Staten Island ferry and re-
moved to the Station house.
Deputy Sheriff Madden, of Brooklyn,
who was among those scalded by the ex-
| plosion, died this morning.
MACE AND coBURN
met in the office of Wilkes Spirit of tie
Times to-day, and arranged for the forth
coming mill. A forfeit was put up.
ARRIVALS.
The steamships Atlantic and France,
from Liverpool, have arrived
SUITS COMMENCED.
A number Of claimants began suit in
the supreme court today 10 recover from
the city amounts which they allege are
due them for work on public buildings.
Garvey sues for $4,000, and Edmund
Jones $4,000 The latter gentlemen
claims 81 100000 from the city, and has
obtained from the supreme court man
damus compelling the comptroller TO pay
! him 100000 Of this amount.