Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-11
Corrected List Of Killed and
Wounded by the Michigan
Railway Disaster.
The AID sf tks Military Asked 10
Suppress the "Gsergia Tigers"
The New York Pedestrian Match Prac.
tically Decided, With Murphy
in the Lead.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Corrected List OF the Killed aud Wound.
Cd ~ tho michigan Aailsvay Accident.
Detroit, Oct. 1.-THE following is . cor.
rect list of names of the killed ssI wound.
ed BY the Michigan Central railroad diass.
ter. 90 Tar as known up to noon to-asy:
KILLED.
Milton Gilbert, engineer. Detroit Chris,
topher B. Smith, firsman, Detroit: WIN.
John Rice. Pbiladelpbia; Mrs. Mary Gort.
land. philadelphia; Annie Gortlaud, az d
~, Philsdelphia; Mrs. Catherine Spart.
line. Westmtnister, Madison; Edith spsr,.
line, aged g; Marian Spartlins, sged 4; VIM.
q. Elkins Lowell. Mass. Moses Green.
Troy. Vermont; Louis Aongdou, Buckinr.
ham Candad infant daughter Of Mrs. Geo.
n. Jones, Of Shnando lh. 18 years; un.
Known man, evidently Canadian. rs wears.
six teet 10 height, short black hair. smooth
lace. dressed in gray checkered su,t: un-
known man about 40 years of age, promi.
nent Roman nose. black moustsche. .siuitials
q. E.. X. wrought on his wrist, supposed 10
have beeL q sailor.
THE WOUNDED
are thirty-one in number, to-wit:
Milton D. Carlisle, express messenger.
Detroit; A. A. Bennett, baggageman. De.
troit; VIM. Bsggy, Troy, Vermont, on
way TO California Daniel Fem, Chicago {:
Daniel Sparklinr, Phila; Arthur RoRers.
Philadelphia; Reuben Carter of England,
en- route to Gardner, llls.; Geo. A. Cunning
ham, Janesville, Wisconsin; John
Jeterys, Newark, New jersey /;
Robert Neild, Wellington, Ontario ;
Leopold Hoffman, on way from Randolph,
Mass: to St. Paul; Henry Burrows, New.
foundland. Pa; H: e. Long, Algona, Iowa I;
August schlenhyde, from Hamburg, en-
! route to San Francisco; Wm. Murchie. In
verness, Ontario; Henry Burns, Newfound-
land. Pa WIN. Brinny, Calf, Ont. Z; Delbert
N. Benjamin, Jersey Heights, N. j.; Ovid
Hand, Covert, Seneca county, N. Y; Hermis
Desmaionair, Anger, Ont; Pollmot Def.
tnaionair, Anger, Ont. F; E. j. Parnell, Ban.
gor, Mich; Mrs. E. j. Parnell, Bangor,
Mich. on way from ST. Catharine, Ont,
Mrs. j. F. Parnell. St. Paul, en- route from
Toronto; Mrs. A. w. Steele. Detroit, Wis. (;
Thos. Clement, Lockport, N. Y; May Whit
more, Mrs. Clements grand daughter, slight;
Mrs. B. B. Hart, Clinton, Iowa; Mrs. Geo.
w. Jones. Shenandoah. Iowa; May Allen
Jones, aged 6; Willie Rec, Phila.,. aged
four.
The wounded are all doing we'll. and no
more deaths are likely to result The best
Of care is being bestowed upon them by the
railway company.
An lnVes'igstion celors the coroner's ju-
~, composed Of leading citizens Of Jack
SOD, has been in progress sil ,he forenoon.
taking the evidence of railway officials end
employee. II seems from their Testimony
that Cotwell, yard master, SAWYER the
switchman, and Jones. the engineer of the
smitch engine, are all alike responsible, and
that all we're guilty Of both bad judgment
and violation Of the rules of the company.
SENTENCED.
Philadelphia, Oct. 1l.-John Cannon.
the stolen bond receiver, has been sentenced
to pay fne Of five hundred dollars, and to
be imprisoned iu the penitentisry for ten
years.
Providence. Oct. 1.-THE explosion OF
the boiler in the National Rubber compa-
uy's works. demolished the engine house,
and injured several persons.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE Herald's AT.
lants SPECIAL says the Judge of Baldwin
county, and delegation Of citizens reached
here this morning to ask the governor for .
military force to suppress the Georgia
tigers desperate organization who were
fully described in the columns of the Her
aid . year ago. They hold possession Of
half the country and defy arrest. They
killed two men Tuesday aud burned several
houses. They have killed in the past
thres years twenty men, mostly negroes.
The governor sent al his staff and a mum.
Der Of detectives down and wall send the
military il needed. Members of the legis.
lature in adjoining counties have been
teleRraphed bv their families and have
gone home. The feeling here is intense.
The scsns Of disorder it only one days ride
from this city.
New York, Oct. 1l.-Doctor N. G.
Mclean. Of London. arrived In this city q
few days ago, and took rooms at Thirty.
four east Goth street. Last night during
the absence OF the doctor and bis wife, one
Of their trunks was broken open and fifteen
Thousand dollars, Bank of England notes
were stolen.