, 1875-05-28


BEAT ou1 oNR or THR WINDOW FAAhEs |
and Jumped to the ground hsfoiy. An old !
woman Of GO went 10 tho same opening aud,
hesitatlng TO Jump, slo was pul!ad inslda by tho
hair By q brussi follow. 1lo Jumped ctoRf and |
aho foil and was nostouslY injured.
OF \ family Of five, four got out alive, ono it,
tlo girl OF IL Jearn baing burned. sho was
TRARrutG1 BOUGHT nj HEn LITTLE BRoTaIn
and 1t last discovofci dead.
John Lynch. \ inason. finding tho people
ptcssod in at tho bottom Of the shnrch door
pulled msny down who wero on top, thus saving
dozou llvcs.
Ex.Constable Caaoy describes The scsne ~ he
saw II with glaas from tlla top Of tho Hutch
tngs Houao Block.
Tbs ylo,q affair Wan ovor In fifteen minutes.
Tic
COULD rl1rx11 aRz THROUGH 7ns nLAz1ao
nAFTERs
psope running about. Large black apots could
10 aoon In tho flames, and half minute
later those apots went out in brilliant
Light which waa succeeded by dark 1Ane.
Levi Roberts, who, with hts family OF fonr
children. wero in tho gallery. saved his
ti1roe daughters BY forcing them out of Tie door,
but h'a boy. bright lad Of II, pcrahed ia tho
Many people wore badly injured BY jumping
from tho gallery windows. Annie Hlbbort md
altar thsir clothing had become iguited, and
| many porsons had their limbs broken attempting
10 escape.
THE BOSTON EXPLOSION.
| DosroS May 27.-A thorough assrch Taa
made through the night In tho ruins Of tho AZ
| plodod building on Washington atraet but no
more bodies have boen discovered, The follow
Ing Is record of tie casualties. 30 far ~ osu bo
| learned, up to noon to-day: Desd-A1rs. 1tzzto
| Campson. Jauaos II. Frau]ey, Ethy Dallcy, child.
seYare1y injurod-Maurtco Ackerman, John Far
loy Mrs. Martha London. Slightly injured
George a. ststson. Mrs, Lizzie Bailey, John g.
hlhhoney, George Lamb. samuel iiie{uood'
Mr.. William A. coittn, Horny hs1;nty,e. ea;tay,..
Carney, Of lIasorhill; r.. J. Buckley. Mra. Lilo
| i. Heraoy, Samuel Farwall. William Pratt, Will
ism E. Gardner, Mrs. Lorning Gardner. 0soEgo
tIasnlln, T: a; Gray Jacob vatole, Lizzie setnoy
thtoo sovorc!y injured, md twenty-sWo slsghtl7
injured. Several other petBonB who rcfused to
give thoir nhmes, or who started for thoIr homea
subsequent 70 the explosion, are known to have
severely injured, Achernan ls the only ona thAf
Ii not likely to recover.
Tie losses by tho explosion Mill probably not
o1toed 100000. The cauAo Of tho explosion Ia
n yot unexplained.
] DROWNED.
| BoBToN, Mass., May W.-A dispatch ffoM
Arlington, Maas., atstoa that tho yacht Edith
was capsixed on tho like yesterday By gust o'
wind and r. P. ProntiAs and Eve young ladies'
named 11aria Hill Laura Sands NaEy Bacon
and Alice and Minnie wellington, were shrowr
into tho wator. Alice and Minnie Wellington
vcro drowned. rrcntigs kopt tho other ladle1
ndoat until they were rescued.
CuEYESNE, Wy. I'cr., May 21.-Wllllam Alon
| IN engineer on the Union Pacific Hallway, VA
drowned In the lAko this afternoon, caused b.
tho upsetting Of 4 aatlboat.
SHAFTS FROM HEAVEN.
Special LAspateh to Tbs Chicago 7'rtsun4.
LINCOLN, Neb., May 27.-Tbo Hon. n. b
Burger, formerly membor Of tho Legislature
WAS hliod by lightning Monday in Wsbste
County while corrailpg Ills sheep.
apsetai u.spateh to Ihe CAidaon 1F7osxN.
Quincy, H., May 27.-A young man name
William Davidson was killed BY lightning las
evening 1t BraaheAr, no. Tho sttoks oauas
| instant death.
a RUINED INTELLECT.
spteia! DdsnateA to The csseaqo Tribune.
: 1NptANAro1.1s, Ind, Nay 27.-Col. J. VI. Blake
\ woll-kuown real-oHtate dealer aud claim.agen
who waa seriously injured last weak BY tur
away team and removed to tho City Hosplta
, has been pronounced hope!essly insane By h
| attendant phyalcian.
: RUNAWAY FATALITY.
Special Ulspateh to The Chteaao ITfbvst.
, LAnmaa, Mich, May 27.-The runaway X
| cilont yesterday Was moro serious than at fir
D supposed. The teamB.er that drove the teal
, died Inst night from his injuries. 10 had bss
tha family teauater for thirtoon Soafs.