, 1877-01-03
He Now Remembers Little Of the
Scene, and Gan Give tho
Jury Nothing.
A Fireman Who Had Equal Diffi-
Guilty in Fitting His Hose
and His Stories.
Additional News Collected in Chicago
Concerning the Dead and
Wounded,
Condition Of Some OF the Snffercrs..-
The Number on tho Train
aud Their Fate.
TUESDAY,.

TUESDAY.
FUNERALS.
Spectat ntspatel to The Tftat.:t1
CLEVELAND, O.. Jan. 2.-Vfctor Nusbaum.
Peter Ltrenbrac, 1snac and Birdie Meyer, and
Larry Lanigan, express messenger, all victims
of tho Ashsabula Incident, were surIcd here to-
day. The funerals wera largely attended, aud
created profound Impression. The nows of to-
day from tho wreck is summed up IN the follow
lug spcstnl telegram from the reporter Of tho
Ltdder ut
THE SCENE or TIE D1sARrEn:
As1iTAnuLA, O., Jau. 2.-Work GU tic wreck
llns gono on slowly today. Thcrc l,aye been
various minor discoveries, some Of which arc
considered quito important BY fr1enls
Of the lost. Tie tcafIol,!lng Is
slowly rlstng toward tue top Of
the gloomy abutments. Tho wood from tic
strca.u las been nearly removed, and only tho
twisted md broken irol.worll rcn,atns. The
1e has been broken for Il considerable tllsta1Iec
down the stream, but very Attlc has rewarded
the senrch In tint direction. The crowtl ot Wit
nesscs which, I'll cacl, previous day, Inns Hooked
to the scene Of the disaster Is tolny very small.
The work Of Identification, however, goca slowly
Dill, nitl now a cllarrcd limb, then shred of
t1otLng or cherished keepsake, Is brought to
light and delivered tn friends. The following
notes Of, the prtress uf Identification are Of
pub)3r interest:
MRS, KNOWLES,
F.. II. Fournc, Of Cscycnnd, brother Of Mrs.
E,,nwtes. 1ost in thn car t.fty of buffalo. was
here today with the nugse of Mrs. Knowles
family, In acareh Of eonlG rcllc al the deceased
ur l,rr lIttle etr. Bits of clothing are Identified
by tho nursc us having hclongcl tu Mrs.
Knowles.
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"s'o 4"a"' Wv .,,.,.,.. uns vs. T.. ~.
" preserved. Atld tsad cvaitshtly btch III thn
water, Tie GtIIcr Wls khnpc!c5s inass, n1Il
was only Identified nj q hall by Il single hall.
4 pn+uslliun was found totlay which Was 1nl-
IHcla.e}y recognized us having belonged to
IosEp1i II. ALpn1ctr,
Ut Dcs sioIncs. In. 1t WIS of some metallic
substance. On one side were advertisements Ut
Mr.. Aldricl,'s business. Tho other was a mir
ror. The deceased Ind carried II three Yeas.
Mr. Aldrieh's bFutl.er-ln-Iaw and wife, WHO lad
eotue uu frum Des Mnislrs, were very muet.
rrntIlr,1 N fin, t.ynn thts triC;,r rc1f. nf tim
dead man.
THE MAIL.
Tho Postmaster here stairs that there were at
lcast two tons of mail OIL the Lost train. Muti
es tEls Was bound arvss the Continent. 4
lArgo an,Dunt bus been recovered, and snuct,
TINT should have Icen preserved and sent un
Las probably bccr lost through the negligence
Ut tic pnst-Ollrc Department.
Thc following bodies lars beer,