The New York herald., 1874-08-06

or the steamer Pat Rogers to-day sum up at nine
O'Clock tonight as tOllows:-
Mr.. Msdden, Of New Orleans.
Charles Dlttman, Of Newtown, Ky.
y X. Stewart, OF Madison, Ind
shirley Snyder, OF cincinnati
Jacob Light, OF Cincinnati.
Mrs. Tuttle and child, OF Cincinnati.
William G Brown. Of Cincinnati.
E. Q. Ely, OF Oswego, N 7.
W. g. Kingsley. OF Oneida N. 7.
William AlIs0n, Of Cincinnati.
Miss Emma Roaden, Of Louisville (oadly burned
ABOUT the 3e,Isa head. =, uov vor.
John w. Miller, OF Louisville.
William BarklOne. OF Portsmouth.
E. Groves, Of Shelby county, Kentucky.
J. II. Yeilman, Of Lexington. Ky.
George Mossnlre, OF Chicago, deck boy.
Mike Graham, OF Madison. Ind.
A. G. Orone, of Maysvilie Ky. ll.t4
Frederick schute, Of Carrolton, KY. deck hand.
Il. Myers, OF Covington, Ky. M
B. r. Pottinger, Of New Haven, KY.
H. stone, OF North Carolina, burned.
Alex. D. Quincy. deck hand. Of Newport Ky.
Lewis Nuble and son. stapleton, Of vevay, Ind.
D. M. White, OF Louisville.
G. y. Newell, OF Springfield, Mass.
George G. Buchanan, or Louisville.
Mrs. O. Fl. Och OF Aurora, Ind.
Mrs, M. I: Eastman;
Miss L. J. Williams, OF Louisville.
A. M. Perrlne, OF Nashville
Ii.
Mr.. Tuttle. OF Cincinnati n
Theo. Bunnell OF Patriot, Ind.
W. c. Jewett, Cincinnati
G. A. Baker, Cincinnati.
r. J. Moore, Rosewood, lno.
The following are
KNOWN TO BE LOST
Miss Lizzie Corner and Jacob CORNER, Of Madi.
Miss Erichenrock. rsat
German LADY, not identified.
One child found noating on mattress, dead, not
Charles Bessinger Striker.
J, Il. Stewart Madison.
Charles Dlttman, pilot is thought to be
drowned, and also Jacob MunseDacner and Ru-
0olph Druker.
Eleven passengers and five Of the crew cannot
be found.
LATER ACCOUNTS
report Professor Plato and D. N. White, of Louis
vile, both to have been found. Thirty-seven OF
the forty-lve passengers saved came to Cincinnati
but some OF the most seriously injured are cared
for at Aurora The citizens OF that place are doing
all they can for the distressed. Tomorrow the
river viii be dragged to recover the bodies OF
the lost.
RIVER PIRATES
in skins are lowering around the wreck, picking
up what they can.
The boat burned near the shore, the flames en-
veloping the shore side of the boat, and the pas
sengers who Jumped over on that side were nearly
all lost or badly burned. None who used life pre-
servers are known to have been lost. and two
ladies were saved without the use OF them. Many
sunk by clinging to each other in the water.
The scene OF the wreck is thirty miles below here
by the river, and is above Langhery Creek, and
mile and half below Aurora.
The fire was discovered about forty minutes past
four A. NJ, q time when all the passengers were
asleep. The crew seem to know little about it.
HKARrLEssNEss AND HEROIsM
in vfr ofNc
exerted themselves nobly to save the pas
sengers. A man who claims to be the
last to leave the boat says the last
object he saw was child. three years old, who
was beyond his reach. 1t was alone, Naked danc-
ing with pain and shouting and crying as the
flames burned It. Not one Of six small children
aboard was saved Two men were brought ashore
dead. Four women, who were afterwards saved,
stood on the hurricane deck, where they shouted
till hoarse implorlng the river pirate on the Ken
lucky shore to come over and help but ne refused.
BRAVE MAN
came down the river later barely in time to save
them at his own great peril. One young man,
Robert Moore, says o woman came to him with
child and begged him to save them. He threw
mattress In the river and told her to Jump upon
IT, Halt q dozen men seized the mattress and the
woman rushed away half frantic and be ewilder cd.
Moore lost sight OF her. and thinks she was burned
with the boat.
captain Davis says the oflcsrs were awakened
promptly and ran at once to the rooms OF the pas
senrers and tried to same them. The following Is
s -. THE INSURANCE
ON the boat against nre-4Etna, 1000; American,
$500; Farmers, Kenton, Louisville and Mer-
chants, $4,000 each; Commercial, Eureka and
National, $1,000 each; Enterprise, $4,000. Total,
S37, 500. I4G n.r
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
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