, 1874-08-06

where 1t ID presumed ho Ind extouBVo III.
J. ". Mcaoary, . carpenter, whose body leB
not yot been recovered, waa In tho act Of drtvlhg
Tile last nail In now building for Col. ORUlloy,
o. tl'o lower ena OF town, whon lie naA swept
ina1 nd oset''.tY' em IN The building moved of a'oM,y
eieet aud apparoutly not tho Icasa approhenBvo
of danger. aoon, hnwever, tha building won't
down low, with crash, aud ho was not Beon after.
John Turner, tcar,stor, from Utah, wloss
nnnla nprearh among tho dead, mot his doai], iu
New York canyon. In company with hia BROTHER,
and pcrllnas nome othors. ho was cnos1npod
4 scoms that tho parlics wero In \ wagon when
tho water came pouring down with s,lch fearful
raptdtty. Tue wagon moved of, but spon calno
IN contaot with solno rock 1tero nlt made goatl
tlotr escnpe, Bavo the unfortunate nlan vTuAo
dcatl, wo llavc chronlclod. Ills body was foin,l
sono diatRnco bulow town, having boon carried
by tlle srgItlg WayeH about miles.
Il6 town FFostntad
MouRNFun nIo1tr.
All placea OF business, storoY, Anl nal9onn woro
clDsel IN usen Of respect to tliOso WHO llRd lost
tllolr lives. On tho corners groups OF mon aud
wonlun wero occupied III discussing tho horrors
tic dav Ind brought forth. Up mud do"n tho
hume mud oil that they poaaoased, wero Hecising
temporary shelter. THOSE who hal not suffered
by tlo disaster threw opon thoir houses to tnoss
loaB fortunato. On all aides helping hand was
QAtEnutE AuA I'LL ET0FlUGn los
No doubt thero occurred hundreds OF ipciuonta
wo'thy Of special mention, but owing 10 tho
great excitement which ps cya,la,t during tho day
aud night. II WINS Impossible TO glean fuller, putt
aicatAra than NO hayo recorded. Horses doss
nunbofs, and oil pu,lbhod. Tho hceno
dosu tile Gallon after tho flood Ind sub
B:ucd boggars description. ruouna da OF
po 'tio lined tho canon from the I'icn-
| ni3ad furnace to tho Sl1-Afio House.
fOun rf1fH7 tim r,,tk fhtr
looking aftet their goods liouars, a,ld furniture
which Lad beeu swept may. At ono pt lace caHl;
| Of liquor nns found aud Drolon oj,on b. party
Of men. IhoY noon becanic bnlaturoua. aud
whun Shcrif Sullivan and Constable Bell \, peAr-
ell aud altomutcd to riescrTo o>lcr thoy wers
| sci upon by tho crowd n,Id haGly bsatou with
ntones aa pistols TAc 8lIfr.r 1t IL thought had
ono n1lonidor 1h'ocateu IN tho row. rhs ulfe,.tl-
| era, uowesar wera arrested at!d placed III Jail.
During tl.e evening several other bngerents, a.
Tell III butch Of pllfcrers, numpaslag In atl
about fifteen Or taesy. wore arrested a,,1 placed
! III jail, We arc reliably informed TINT taero was
much potty ,stealing gil tho way down The
! and othor val mblcs woIo carried of. 1t Hceas
stransa tlsat INN collld ba found 90 lneau ~
to stto;npt to profit by tho terrible mlsfortunos
| Of thp sufololB o. 40 diro calamity as vla that
| Of ycstor1ay. 4 largo humber of n)eraal otlcora
wore PROMPTLY detallsd. a,,I after this forco got
on duty bottor stuts Of nfrairs Was speedily lsl
augulated. Officers "ero kept Oh duty all Light.
f1om sh' suhe fa>tF, Jnsy ~.
Morning asIto M ~ ,s ~ yos Gcel; @ aacertslned
| aaya seI oatose an accafato statement o.n 20
R1ven. pnt!"s Yesterday large naMIer0 01 men
| wcro at work OF tio huge gorge near tho Eureka
totso'iaa'ea furnaces. Astic'esot eVorY doSofll,,
LOU haa aceu!nuihtoo tneroMr"asohS, pia'os, ~
mails Ill one oonslomorato mass,
| sonnoWrUL MONUMENT
Of tho dreadful oatast1onhe. It Was thought
tI anat u removing % .le aoofis sna poa'es o. moro
un1oftuha1e5 "onla 90 loana. DUE az yet none
have ,,t peen 1oeoVoEou ~ tn1s p'nca.
Ino iussoa, as 10" rep!rtod, amount to ovor
S3oo,uso, whtcn Msute, u ~ ttlousnt, VIII cover
a!l aotuat 4oss. !nsfo may he tnose "lioso names
We have noeh unable to abtatn It 80 taere are
but very few. Tho loss incidental to tho catst-
trotne Wiii oe fefJ neSvy, pafllcaiarly so Tith
Tue !.h1eKa lonsoliaatea hllhil'6 Conl'IhY. ihe
Aoou, as u pasbeu tue furnaces u tae Company
swspI Tue ~, .esefvo!pa s'.a.. O. %stes' useu IL
SUPPLYING tuo 'ushncos, A"aS, caubn'2
them 20 peeomo ehlllea ana necosaitatllg
! q ssoppage OF WORK ua@A they "@i! 90
ohlppea OUT ne" fes1rfolr nallt anu pumps
ana enEncA replaced. lno WORK VIII occupy tic
greater portion OF month; ,aarine wi1eh H a!ne
an wofk ~ the 1ulnacea VIII % huBpenaod. Ihls
VII l. neceabtate fedncs1oa OF tue "orki.R-force
a. the mlne. ana to.aay, we afe lntofnod, q !afso
nuupel t o. NV MotIaion VIII 20 a'honalsea ioe
ta 1ne tlna 10 nn.cn .ne repaals ase pel.s 1naae'
anh doMy oeiaaoha s h,. seaeae toss .s 70 .no co.
| .%nA I*ow $nHn ;+sr,D
cooiu not nafo te'lon ~ more 1noppofsnne
potaoa' ,n,. 49,. ,. ,,,.u
NV pleoe.s eo1uttou ~, ~ tno loaaa aeAutsh
,l2m tae mlos On hnoy I'M 10 ano furnaces ioi-
oiaf .no tlahsm'asaon .! otes. "hloh a4so enta''s
nga'y Ill.,! loss ~ tha conslactals' ~. I'll,
~ J'.eGne .;i ~, ~ sns ''"n WILL a'a' W
| At LEAST MONTH .--...
until activity Is renewed aud everything proper
"ors1nE-os!er once more. H.,
| At tAe Limo the NOW OF "ator oo"n buel
csroct WAS the greatest, tho baud OF man was
eeon projected Apove the water. no PORTION OF
the body was visible Aud whetaer hls was among
Ihg 60 noulca Havea or n0t y 1s uhano%n,
bcing wunilod away by tho current, soon broke
to pieces. The front loom MAS occupied by
Atty. 1hen'aa Wren, who loat yall,abie library.
The ces,tre-tabls Of the room was found yester-
day morning noar tho Eureka Consolidated Fur
mace, in au upright positions aud number OF
valuable papers stl remained thereon unln1urod
By the water. Mr. Wron was also fortunate to
find ono Of his books from the library, which
| proved to be the most valuable aud one that
money could not replace.