, 1880-11-18
Eight Bodies Recovered, and
Thirty Patients, iii All,
Missing.
Many Of the Maniacs Thought to Bo
Still Wandering at Large.
Cor. pil1s'airy Offers to Advance Relief
Funds very a1ucl Needed.
Twenty-Five Soldiers Injured by Railroad
Accident in Texas.
ST. t1t+'LEft.

ST. PETER.
ST. Fetch, MIMI. Nov. 1'.-Tho resilient ofI1.
ccrs 0f tho Minnesota Iiaap3lnt fer tho IlIaut,o
'!ealrG h, think tho tlremeti OF st. Peter, Mnn-
kato. md 1t. Iht,, nnl tho citfxnna of st, Tetar
nd tho uthor pnrts of tho State, for tor prompt
aRHtEtnt,ce atld Renerous syinpnthy In tho tlnlo
Ut our great distress at,tl ncccasfty. Ort]tr Is
being restored as rapidly rs possible and a COM
plesc nnd accurate list Ut tho dcn'l ai,l missing
III being prepared. which wo hope to furnish for
publication III tn-tnorrow mornings piper.
~! records of paticnts in tho maIo department
ware destroyed, nccesettnttng thu persnnhl
identification nf over GNi patients. No effort
has been spared tn accomplish this, and tho
public will appreciate tho Importance OF having
tho fist full And complete.
c. x. BARTLETT.
Tls5t Assistant Superintendent.
J. II. JAMES.
atswaet
ST. rArt, Mimi, Nov. 11.-Tho enumeration Of
tho paticnss of tho burned st. Potter lnsa.le Asy
l,m IL completed, and It s fond TINT thirty arc
missing. Or thcae only six nre known to 'o dcai,
una thcir holics havo bccn discovered. rho
only onu identified With certainty Ia TINT rf J.
i. Abrams, who wns stnothered, not burned.
Among tho oslers reported To be t1cad nre Or.
s. H. Prucn. Of Lnko City: Columbus Ncwmtn.
uf sliakopce: J. g. Ferner. fluns SnTcnson. and
John Brennan. Int thore Ia nothing certain
nbont their futc. Tho missing Victims not Killed
nrs supposed to be wandering nbout tho country
Or hiding In tho woods. Thu humber Of dead
,nny DO increased By ffccxtng+
EIGHT KUNSED.
ST. FETE1t, Mlnn., Nov. l5.-Thoa,atl records OF
NIL tlle patients OF, the ailo OF tho hospital
marticsl wero destroyed, which mHkcs tho work
Ut getting Hp tho lsst lonKer. Tho ttsts will
I0t be complete heforo morning. prnt,nbty.
Mnny Ut tim patients can't or won't tell thor
nntncs, md 1t takcs tinc TO tn1 Just tho person
to Identify them. In tho confusion Of tho !irs
Fnnc af tho necessary records wGre lost for tic
tttnr thus utlttilg to tho cny. Hut seven bodies
haro thus fnr been found,-J. r. Abrains, Of
Minneapolis; S. s. prudRcn, Of Lincoln County;
John tirvnnan, stIllwater County, reshonce
unknown, and three others, naincs unknown. In
addition tu these, twunty-throo nru known to be
missing, hlnonE them Columbus Mu1.ellcn. Scott
County; II. T.. Qulndy, of Clnromont: and Pat
rick Fahey md John Hats. Of st. Paul.
.fphn Thorwa!dsos. vcrnon Cuntre. died since
tho lira frthn exhaustion. Not II slngv feinnlc
l,tIent istend or missing. AL aro under shelter
nnd cared fur rs Gun best bo DOM. TURNER'S In
tic Country around nre bringing In ssrnneurs
almost hourly, nn! thus diminishing tho number
lost. Onp mnns botty has been found Btncu tho
nbove WIS written, but only n handful Of cindcrs
tel.ln1us Ut 1t.
nov. rrhrsnuny.
ET. PAUL. b1t,n., Nov. lT.-Qov. 1'lllsbtry hns
offered 10 ndvunce from his own rcsourccs thu
money necessary to supply tho l'edL!ng aud
temporary shcltur necessary for tho rullef or
the pntitnts III tho bnrnGl Insane asyltn ut st.
Peter, n1ld to reconstruct within sixty tlnys o,e
section Of tho burned wing to afford shelter for
tho patients for tho winter. Tho coNt will he
$.I,OO0 THIS vii, olyiatc tho necessity OF fc-
moving tho patients and simplify the question Of
relief. tho Legislature will 10 asked to reim-
bur8o tho Governor.