The New York herald., 1874-07-30


Josiah rhroop, Elizabeth Jane Lee,
Mrs. Betse Throop George Jones,
Isaiah ThroOp, Lizzie Jones.
Tota, SO.
ADDITIONAL NAMES REPORTED.
Mrs John Schafer and three children.
Christian and Mary Matten, Charlie and an
Two unidentified children were buried yesterday
and child.
Three sisters, the Misses schaner.
| An English woman, name unknown, was buried
! by the Board of Poor Guardians.
Joseph Metz
FOUND IN THE RIVER
The body OF an unknown man was found yester-
day at the foot OF Franklin street, Allegheny, and
taken to Fairman & Vogt's The body bore lear
full marks, being badly cut and horribly bruised.
! little girl named Minnie Nolt,ng, aged fourteen
| years, was recovered yesterday on SOFT Soap Ran,
Madison avenue. On the night OF the Hood she was
| at neghbor's attending two children that were
SICK, and when the house was swept away she was
mains were taken to Vogt's Undertaking rooms
from whence they Will be inferred This morning at
| ten O'CLOCK
The body OF o man. with black hair was seen
noahx od dowa tae Allegheny River from the rail
borne down with the swift current.
| The body OF Thomas Hunter, the miner, who
was lost with his family at sawmiIl Run. was
found yesterday at the Terry landing at the foot of
CHARTERS street, Allegheny. The remains we're
taken TO Farman vogt's, where they were pre-
| The body of q man was recovered last evening
at the foot OF Thirteenth stree. this city, 1t was
|
a pair of boots that were retooted rom the heels
| forward. lie had light hair and a mustache, and
Was Was apparently a German thirty-fve years of age.
! He is supposed to be the man who went down into
the sewer with child in his arms
The body of woman was found opposite Dix.
mont. IN tne ONO RIVER yesterday afternoon, and
was brought to Farman & vogt's undertaking
rooms. Up to last evening it had not been iden.
! tlfied.
! The remains OF au unknown woman was found
at Industry, Beaver county, yesterday. She was
eyes, and was OF dark complexion She had on 4
dark green waist, calico dress and a small gold
large and weIi-developed female. Squire Todd
he'd an inquest, when verdict OF found drowned
was rendered.
The body OF boy enveoped in white Shirt,
being all The clothes he had on him. was found In
the Ohio River at Shousetown. He was dark
Another Of Mr. Schueppers children was recov-
cred yesterday below Allegheny. The remains
were taken to Farman vogt's, on sandussy
street.
All that was left on earth OF man and boy we're
found opposite sewickley, in the Ohio RIVER yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. George W. Rudesll OF Sc
wickley, took charge OF them.
ON the Pttsburg side OF the river, opposite Glen
dale, ON the Pttsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago
Ralr.ia the body OF an unknown woman was
found yesterday evening. She had on white
undersxirt AMI gold eardrops, one OF which was
broken off, spotted calico waist was also on her
person. Sne was taken 70 Falrman & Lowrie's
undertaking rooms, No. 81 Ohio street.
REMARKABLE ESCAPES.
One or the most remarkable escapes incident to
the hood was made Yesterday, when two children
street. One OF them was a little boy, aged about
ten years. He was found at the bottom of a huge
pile oil rubbish near vista street. The boy was
nardiy Recognizable as Il human being. but ne was
alive. and thus taken out. A lady took possession
took him 10 physician. 1t Is said that nc had an
arm broken IN two places He was badly bruised
otherwise and much exhausted, but 1t Is believed
lie Will recover
The other child was little girl. She was found
in house that had been washed from its lounda-
tions and was partly wrecked In the attic sne
had evidently gone Tor seli-preservation and 1t
was there that she was found. She was much eX-
hausted, but not hurt otherwise. though much
emaciated and 1t is believed that she win also
survive. she was kindly cared IOr by charitable
lady.
! Gipericf came down the current on the roof
OF frame house screaming Tor help but no
/ every one had all they could do TO
save their own lives. The building, with
O'Hara street when the skin Baby Annie, in the
hands Of the Duauesne Boat club went to the
vile and chid, an infant nine days old.
PERSONAL EXPERIENCES.
untll Yesterday very lew OF those who met with
| narrow escapes were free enough from excitement
TO convey TO - questioner an Intelligent descrip-
tion OF what the night was to them.
CHRISTOPHER Diebold. young man who was
walking along Chestnut street when the storm
was at its height, was one OF the earliest eye-wt-
nesses ness! Of the terrible dcuge, but was unable to
streets IN the vicinity were swimming with houses,
stables, horses, cattle, and, above ard over all,
screams could be heard on all hands, and with
each succeeding flash OF lightning could be oc-
caslonaily seen heads OF persons In the
water. The walls died away, the
roar OF the waters gradually lesgened until at
length they subSldcd enough to permit those
who had since appeared upon the scene to 20 to
work searching for the dead. Az one time mes
scngers were despatched to the river for skifs,
and one or TWO persons were rescued by means
thereof.
DeDold says the water came with the rapidity
OF q hash ol lightning, filing everybody with the
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many were drowned by their own foolish
attempts 10 save themselves by plung.
ing from tner houses In the blinding
storm. He had been searching Tor a Mr.. Hoover
and daughter, who had lived on the north SIDE OF
Oiara street. just alongside OF the run. The
body OF the mother and one child had been found
in the ruins OF the house, and the little one had
been recovered alive, but the father and daughter
under tue house on the opposite side OF the street,
! winch had been moved two blocks and deposited
In straight line whence the volume o.. water
coursed.