, 1874-06-27

FAo4o I'LL N!kuks
fho church was orootod according to tho plans
q Il. y. Waite, architect, kieasrs. DICKINSON 4
diIlolt Icing Lilo ca,poutors.
Further Particulars.
From the SyrtcNse Standard, juno "a.
,u, dETrlNd AEApY ron THE CONCERT.
Ihcro we!o probably not huff duzon reopfo
Oh lilo lrst tl0or wlon tho accident occurred.
novorAl Of tho nliltlten WHO wore to take rart In
tho concert iad Just dressed atid procoetle up
starn, ind tic ontlzo party woso getting ready ia
pHss into tho man auditorium to latSn to The
co1lcort when tho catastrophe occurred. Had tho
tlde e ct noople commenced flowing toward the
auditorium llvo minutes oallior the aocilonk
might not have occurred.
THE PASTOR AND FAMILY.
The Roy. MIR. Bowling and his wifo and hroth-
or-ii'.iam wore carriea down with tho rest, but
ali escaped injury: The Rov. A1r. Dowlng, "a
soon III ho could roach the etroot. ran down
Montgomery to East aoheBeo street, ozclaim.
in1g h1g,:., ",oh. my poor church people; my poor
engine house of No.. l and called upon the fire.
mon to como to tha ro8olo Immediately.
Tho tire alarm was struck and tho ongnoH
taken down nndor tho Impression TINT tho build
ing might possibly tako fro. But happily ali
foars on this acore waro ayorlotl, aud wo aro
spared from adding burning to tho horrors aud
torfors Of tue Aoeno.
rnE GIVING WAY.
,,Ihono who went down with the wreolt have
ditfcront stories to report. Some say tley weul
down suddenly, aud othors report gradual
sinking. Tho middle Of tho floor dropped frat,
Tue joAt seeming to give way ut tdat point.
htany OF tho ends OF tho tolst are atll In their
pcopto slipped.
Several parties hung to tho eccond-story uin-
dows and climbed out aud jumped to the ground,
Ono young nan named btuncel, as soon ~ ho
jumped out Of tho socond-atory window, pro-
coeded to break iu tho Arst-story glass through
foar that the people might n1ffocate.
The roof OF tho building did not fall In ns some
would suppose aud al ras reported On thc street
last night tho truss foil with tue ceiling and
tue 1olht and plRstcrlng attached.
THE DEAD TAKEN OUT.
As last as tho dead were tnken ont they werb
conveyed into Que OF tie houscs iu tho vicinity.
md there tho mort hoartroniiug scetes tool
place. Fathers aud mothsrs would co1ue rusllna
"0h ny efila! IL my cai.a acad,"
:. Aud whom t4ey lookod OIL tho corpsos Of thl
little onos,. and the terrible truth dawncd upoa
them, their grief mndo eyes unused to teal1
pour out rivers Of water.
The it'll Burdck boy, when boing borne tot
noiGhborng residence, insisted he was not hurt
bat7"Nhoro u IT,, is my poor moshor2 n, Get hor Quit
atnong the injured.
Tho little Horton girl wns dead when takc1
out. A. abe was takon through tho crowd, hol
beautiful nuburn hair, falling in:ringletsover tht
arm OF the ono who buro her, hor elegant whits
clothing, all attracted attention and created tia
profouudoat sympathy.
AwoMAs BENEATH BROKEN TIMBER.
Ono Of the ladios lay prone on her back b.
meath tho double timber supporting tho floor;
fastened inextr,cably Tor long time. lu vail,
strong 1ncn tried to lift tho timbere and reieaYf
her, but they failed. For full three-quartors oI
@ara a. hour tey ", an9rSd na 1T 1ast tho ihass
gerously injured. uor namo wns josie Smith.
The Rcy. DR.. John Dowling of Now York, On
visit to his son, the pastor IF tho church, won't
70 his aon'a residence short time before the 40
The physicians Of the city lent every ass.st-
Ance possible. to tho wounded, accompanying
them to thor homes aud giving them tho boss
attention.
The Trustooa md officers of tho church saom-
Cd to 10 evorywhe'o present. striving by both
labor md counsel, to 1ooya tho buiforors. Citi.
zcna also. as many as could got Into tho room,
gaya al the aid in their powor.
THE LAsT BODY OUT.
Tue last person was rosnoyed from, the ruins
about midnight, and Capt. soeey detailed Bey-
erai policemen to watch the p1uce.
J., Although caroful search waa made, 1t wnB
thought by many that moro of tho dead will yet
bo found. Tho place Will bo thoroughly oxam-
The Joy Of thoao who weut to tho church and
found tkoir friends safo knew no bounds. uls-
ba,,ts and wives wept und kissed ono auothur.
children we're claspcd agau aud again to their
parents arms, aud many fa,nilses wont home ro.
1ocillg, every Link nnbrokon.
THE DEAD.
The atonesB OF tllo hour after gathering tho do
tails OF ths sad dsahter, only excallad in tho ap-
nals Of Syracuso BY tho great powdor-explosion
Of August 81, 1841, makes sketch Of those
killed next to impossible.
DR.. Wainwright haB resided In Syracuse ten
yoaro, except an absence Of year ut Buffalo
Bo,n0 five yeara ago. lie was ono of tho best of
phyascane, hat d large practice, and way greatly
esteoncd by all who knew him. especially by Lila
ratensa. Fiyo feet ten aud well built, 1o waa
tho picture Of physical manhood QUO moment.
the noxt corpse.
Mrs. Jamee Ii. Grow WAS born and reared hero.
She was most ostimab!o lady, whom to know
wAa to loye mud esteem. Tho two dear lttio
RirlH Ble loaves moilorloHs, and hor husband.
mother, aud brother, haye lost jewel from thoi3
circle. But aho vas conscientious and eRruogb
ChriAsaan woman, roady to so at tho call Of tha
Master.
Grace Holmes, daughter of q. N. Holmea
She waa a teacher in QUO Of OLA public schools.
and mas lovol by nil who made hor acuuaiut.
Auco.
Miss Gussio Carpenter was a lovely youna
woman, without oBten'.s:on, but full Of
goodness aud truo won sphood. Sho was :
niece of Mr. john II. B1s. It. as was also AIrs.
V9ys'lor. rur x,,,n,nr.
The dark spots of nature aro altnost atwaya
portrayed on occasions eyon such as this, when
tho soonnity OF tho hour would aeom to COM
maud dcceut honesty. Before tho dead body Of
Mrs. Barnes vas ideatltled. Villains we're dis
covered In the act Of pi!foring the gold watch
and chain from her person. They woro driyon
from thoir purpose by women. We hear OF sim.
! i!ar attempts IN other ca4es but not Bufc4ontly
definite to specify. Curso the yagabonds Who
would rob the dead.
NEW Work.