Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-25

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD-UN10N.
SANTA Cruz, May 24sh.-Tbis morning
the son of Herman Ripon, of 137 Tehama
street. San Francisco, died, making the
killed Is in all. Physicians have been ON
duty all night attending to the wants and
sufferings of the wounded.
The Ocean House, Santa Cruz House,
Wilkins House and Germania Hotel have
thrown open their doors to the wounded,
who have been attentively and carefully
waited upon by an efficient corps of nurses
| and watchers. Flags are displayed at half
mast on number of buildings to-day.
OF the fifteen killed only twelve have been
| identified, the three unknown bearing no
marks by which they might be identified
One man lies dangerously hurt at the
| Ocean House in an insensible condition, be
ing badly hurt in the head. No papers or
letters were found upon his person, but a
handkerchief bearing the initials III. A
was found in his pocket.
COMPLETE LIST OF THE DEAD.
The following is complete list of the dead
that are known Clay +. Merrill, Sequel
j. Ophits, San Francisco; John Staub, San
Francisco; Walter Hoyt, San Francisco
George Heure, San Francisco T. Jasper,
San Francisco; John Ripon (boy) San Fran,
cisco l.. Falk, Santa Cruz; VIM. Costello,
Santa Cruz; Jerry Darcy, Santa Cruz
Frank Butler, Santa Cruz Mrs. c. S. Hus,
sey, Santa Cruz.
THE WOUNDED.
The wounded lying at the Ocean House
are as follows: John Snyder, 436 Fourth
street, San Francisco; skull fractured and
generally bruised. Louis Kelly, 1903 Lagura
street, San Francisco knee sprained Frank
| Veen, San Francisco; badly bruised. G.. c.
| Bishop, TAG Howard street, San Francisco
| ribs broken and head bruised. MIR. Rhody,
grocer, on the corner of Union and Mason
| streets, San Francisco; hurt seriously in the
| back Patrick Gallagher, tinsmitn, San
Jose leg broken, injured on the head and
chest-delirious. P. +. Rechter, San Fran.
cisco shoulder broken and scalp wounds on
the head. Frank Hanly, San Jose, Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S messenger; bruises on face and
body-not seriously. Herman Ripon internal
injuries, and face and head badly cut. Mrs.
| Bauer, living near the Protestant Orphan
Asylum, San Francisco generally bruised
about the head and hips.
| At the Wilkins House the following are
lying: E. III. Buchanan, San Francisco
ankle sprained. Henry Rose, San Francisco
both legs broken. VIM. Knight, San Fran
cisco internal injuries and generally bruised
Archie Anderson, San Jose; internal in
| juries and bruises.
At the Santa Cruz House Mrs. T. Car
mallade; San Francisco serious internal in
juries. Mr.. De Hartry, San Francisco
right leg broken. w. r. Dreuse, San Fran
cisco; knee dislocated.
At the Germania Hotel: Jacob Gardner
9011 Jessie street, San Francisco; internal
injuries. Mrs. Ida Gerdes, same address
collar bone broken and bruise on the face. i
Sickle, No. 240 Sixth street, San Francisco
shoulder broken. A. Shoenfeld, Folsom
street, between First and Second, San Fran.
cisco bruised.
At private residences in the town are the
following wounded persons: Emma Rosen.
baum, jackson street, San Francisco both
legs broken. Mrs. Emma Brooks, San Fran.
cisco ; toes Of right foot smashed. Son of II.
Orton, Santa Cruz arm broken. Geo. Post,
Santa Cruz; thigh broken and severe bruises
and dinternalinjuries. Mrs. George Pont, Santa
Cruz, bruised in the head and face severely
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Orton, Santa Cruz both
l considerably hurt, Mrs. Orton's leg broken
Henry Heath, Santa Cruz, knee cap spraiued
Moses Bernheim, Santa Cruz, cut on the heaC
and bruised on the leg. George Ready, Ed
Green, George G.. Stevens, August Drehe
cut. c. Capplemann, Santa Cruz; fac,
bruised and injured in the legs. Mrs. Jack
son Sylver, Santa Cruz, severely bruised.