New-York tribune., 1874-09-21
THE DEAD AND WOUNDED.

THE DEAD AND WOUNDED.
SIX PERSONS BURIED WITHOUT FUNERAL CEREMo-
NIEs-TwENTY PERSONS KILLED, THIRTY six
WOUNDED, AND THREE MIssING-THE LIST.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNR
FALL RIVER Sept 20.-The number of casualties
is neither so great as at first reported small
as stated in some reports. Twenty persons were
killed outright or have since died of their injuries
three are missing and supposed to be dead, and
&c are on the list Of wounded, making total OF 90
persons killed and wounded. Six of the killed, who
were mangled and burned so badly as to be unrecog-
nizable were buried by the police authorities to-day
without funeral ceremonies. Not even benedlc-
ton was said over the chared remains of these poor
unfortunates whose graves will be unmarked, un-
unknown, and unnoticed in the busy future. Of the
bodies recovered from the ruins and Identified 10
were buried to-day by their friends. They were:
Honora Coffee, Catharine Connell, Mary Haley,
Margaret Harrington, Mary A. Healy, Bridget. Kate
and Margaret Murphy Anna Sullivan, and Thomas
Keaveney.
The following list of the killed, wounded, and
missing is correct can be made at present
1t is verified every particular by the police re-
ports and those compiled by the mill authorities the
only authentic sources of information:
KILLED.
Coffee HOnora drawingin girl.
COnnel Catherine spOoier tender
Dillon, Margaret. spooler tender, ~ years ola. BODY
taken TO New-Bedford for burial
Fernley, Albert, back boy.
Gray, Gertrude, spooler tender.
Haley, Mary. spooler tender.
Harrington. M,rgaret, spooer tender. 10 years old
Healey, Mary a., sp0oler tender, ~ years ola.
Hunter. Ellen j., drawng-in girl.
Keaveney Thos, spinner.
Murphy, Bridget, warper tender.
Murphy, Kate, spO0ler tender.
Murphy, Margaret, spooler tender.
Newton Jas. back boy, 10 years old.
Porter. Frederick spooler, IL years old.
Smith, James, back boy. years old.
Turner James, elevator tender, so years old
Warner, Victoria, spOoler tender.
Total killed, 90
REPORTED MISSING BY THE POLICE.
Devne Michael.
Heaey, Catherine.
Heaey, Ellen.
Total missing, 8.
These names are not on the mill books.
WOUNDED.
Broder Mary, spooler tender. leg broken; will re-
Burns Mary, spooler tender, leg broken will recover.
Coffee Julia spocler tender internal injuries re-
Daily, Anna spooler tender, badly bruised recovery
doubtful.
Gibson, Thomas, slasher tender, slightly iniured will
Haley Annie spooler tender badly injured; recovery
Haney Ellen, spOoer tender internal injuries; will
Harrington, Kate, spooler tender, flesh torn from
hands, and bruised; will recover.
Healey, Johanna, spooer tender, spinal injury; re-
covery doubtful
Jones. Ellen, drawing-in girl recovery probable
Keith, Arabela, warpeT tender nbs broken recovery
doubtful
Keith, Edison, slasher helper, internal njuries will
recover.
Lanigan Bridget, scrubber, leg sprained and badly
bruised recovery probable.
Mahony, Julia, sPooler tender, fatal spinal injury
Mason, James second hand, internal injuries; re-
covery doubtful
Moorehead, Isabella spoOler tender, mock and arms
burned; will recover.
Mullen. Nancy. a visitor from the Merchants mill,
oBien, Annie spoOler tender spinal injury recovery
probable.
Porter Della, spooler tender, internal injuries recov
cry probable.
RamsbOttOm, Joseph sasher tender, leg broken will
recover.
Rgley, Mary, spoOler tender, injured in the head
Will recover.
Smith, Katie spoOler tender two ribs broken recov-
s.oford, Hannah, drawinSin girl ankle sprained and
Internal injuries; recovery probable.
Sulvan Annie, spooler tender; internal injury; will
Sullivan. Kate. internal injury; will recover.
Sullivan aargaret spooler tender; spinal injury re-
&C T7ery doubtful,
Tommy, Hannah, spo0ler tender, fatal internal in
junes.
Tommy Margaret spooer tender; arm broken; win
recover.
wardell, Betbla, warper tender; back sprained; will
recover.
vinnicombe, VIM, internal injuries; will recover.
OTHER THAN MILL HANDS WOUNDED.
RddiscOmbe. A j., cobber, while assisting rescuing
mil hands. injured on the head will recover.
Clark Wm of steamer seven, badly cut the head
win recover.
Reed Geo. K. Of steamer seven. badly bruised on the
Greenach John, hoseman, slightly bruised; Will re.
cover.
Quinn, Peter, hoseman hands cut; will recover.
Brocklehurst, VIM, hoseman, injured shoulders;
| will recover
Total wounded, se fatally q recovery doubtful, 49,