The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12

balcony and tho top reaching 10 tho
window OF his room. He cot 10 the ladder, but
he had scarcely got footing on tho top when tho
ladder slipped and he precipita,cd head lrst
the ground. HE head split open and death was
instantaneous
The to-day present very sad spectacle there
being nothing but smok ing Of DEBRIS where the
noble edincc stood
Great excitement has prevailed among all classes OF
citizens during tho day. and mrlsiiudcs have con-
stany thronged around tho OF the lre. II VIII
be perhaps two days before the ruins will cool SUN.
cien,y Tor the work OF searching for bodice
mgRoIsM.
Among the many acts OF hcroism ut tho great Ore
none was moro noticeable than that OF Clifford W.
Saunders. reporter OF the Globe. Democrat who, at
great peril, assembled ladder 10 tho nta story and
threw rope those In the window above, thus cna-
bling them TO descend TO tho ladder and escape. In
this way Saunders tho saving the lives OF
seven or eight servant girls. vino otherwise would
have perisnea us the wall fell In almost Immediately
alter their rescue.
THE KILLED.
Dr. Aulor the Coroner gives the following list OF tho
killed as reported him and he thinks comprises all
now known 10 be dead:
Rev A. H. Adams, OF Stock Cross, Berkshire, Eng
land
George Frank Gouey. Grand Secretary Masonic Fra
tern,ty OF this State.
Kate Reilly Kate Doolan and Mary Moran. servants.
Henry Hargen OF the Auditors department, Missouri
Pacific Railroad He was formerly from Newcastle,
Pa, whittier h is remains Will be sent
Mira Stewart, OF the lrn OF Derby Il Day, OF this
city.
Andrew E. Is,man, OF tho Grm OF Feichman & Co.,
OF this city.
Charles G. Tecnan.
Lidmore Hayden.
william Felix Munster. ex. member OF the British
House OF Commons. who committed suicide on account
Of the supposed death OF hrs wife. who was saved.
INJURED
Mrs Frankie McCiellin. the actress.
Philip oswoid. a boarder of the hotel, was brought
out aliyo, but entirely bereft OF reason.
Dr. Gerlach, German Consul, jumped from window
and broke his leg.
r. s. Suacklcford, OF New York, has both legs
broken and some few others oil the saved are
less Injured.
There were but about eighty female servants in the
hotel instead OF some two hundred as previously re-
ported, and only OF them.ls known to be missing.
Those mos, familiar with the circumstances OF the
nrc aud best acquainted with the number Of guests
and employees IN the house believe that few, II any,
bodies viii DO iouud.
DR. Auicr intends to make very searching inquiry
into the the Ore ana all the facts connected
with it. Blu. viii not begin Investigations for day OF
two.
TIE
Among those known TO have been saved are:-
II. Kretz, Texas.
Miss A. Mccoy, Altoona. Pa
Mrs. Gott, Syracuse, N. Y.
w. b. Coggsweli and family, and J. Kimbali, Of Nine
Lamotte, No.
At THE LISDELL HOTEL
Tho following guests at the hotel from abroad arc
SAFE and are now stopping at tho LindeIl Hotel
W. p. Clogn, ST. Paul
s. b. Rhodes, Boston.
c. o. Godfrey, Hannibal.
ES Mansfield, New York.
s b. Coulsou. Yankton.
s II. Kr,cgor, Philadelphia
s. Schoycr and son, Pittsburg
A. j. Webster, New York
George Straut. Chicago.
W. H. Fletcher. New YORK.
J. v. II. Lott, Lansing
Charles Roiker, New York.
L. 8. Shackeiiord, New York
8. 8. Crittendeu, Cincinnati
H. l. Morrill,, Cairo
A. J. Wilson. New York.
| Mrs. Love and Mrs Porter, indianapolis
I. T. Lyon, Mobile.
H. T. White, Syracuse.
c. H. Kennedy, New York.
A. Pope Joy, Chicago.
Mr. Birdsoye, Nevada, Mo.
kF. wmhbree. Colorado Springs
J. H. Parsons, New York.
7. Herman, Pittsburg.
frank T. Karelsen, New York.
AT THE PLANTERS.
The following arc at tho Planters House,
Mr.. and Mrs. Borrian, bridal couple
William P. Watson, Chicago
| Frederick Cook, Now Orleans
| George S. Morse, New York.
J. G. Naddy.
|. w. Benham New York.
| J. NJ. Davidson. New York.
II. A. Wilson. st. Paul.
| Geoose Pecrbaugh, PeoriA
H. 3 Beldcp, Chicago.
| j. W. Biseow and G. Ii. Caldwell, Petersburg
| Charles Musser, Now York.
AT LAcLgDE.
The following went to the iacede Hotel and are now
| stopping thore:-
g. w. Mahoney, Bclevile.
/ G. A. Kalcn, Belevite.
A. ]. Brockway, New York.
W. J. Miller, New York.
J. II. Morrow, New York.
| r. Ii. Avery New York.
N. j. shoccrat. New York.
| d. Loonbarger, New York.
Mss Kate ciax,on, New York.
s. H. Core, New York
| D. ~ D,ckerson and vile. New York.
Mrs d. r. Colt, Syracuse. N. e
E. I. Tyson.
| Caleb Cawkins New York.
I. +. Fallon, New York
c. A. Artell Boston.
A. c. Tischner and VITO.
T. u. Sullivan, Pine Blur
J. l.. Perry, Saratoga Springs.
Miss L. " Darling, Indianapolis.
William Chrstman, Independence
c. l. Apologize. Louisville.
A. J. Bodwel, Chicago
| James J. DAVIS. Augusta, Ga,
n. Pannock.
SKETCH rnR norgf.
The Southern Hotel was built about twelve years ago