The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-01

side, for If you don't you'll have to swim for
II" little later he saw the water pass in
over the deck and the boiler go by the board,
when the crash Immediately took place
Almost all business is at stand still and
crowds line the street discussing the sad ca
lamity. The burial of the victims is at this
hour, 2:30 p. m, proceeding solemn still
ness prevailing City flags are at half-mast
and the bells are tolling the knell.
THE VICTIMS.
The following is the list of the drowned O
far as identified:
Mrs. w. NJ. Asbury Maple street; Hudson
Abbo, son of II. G. Abbot; Minnie Amesburg
London; Charles Bonner, aged sixteen; Lille
James Burns; Albert Street; Lizzie Baskerville
daughter OF a workman al Carlyle's brewery;
Ida Bachelor Rosa Bailey, John Baskerville:
Ida Burns daughter of James Burns; another
daughter is nisSing Albert Cole, aged seven, son
Of Colonel Cole; John Clark, shoemaker; Miss
ter Of George Craddock; Miss w. Cline. Mrs. John
Curran: Miss Cornish, King street; Mrs. Debeau;
Darcey, son-in-law OF Martin o'Mear;a: John john
Darcy, ST., Alice Deadman, Miss Fl. Fox, two;
Mr.. Clinton Freeyer, Sr., Mr.. Freeyer. Jr., wife
and niece; Joseph Graham. Miss Julia Grifith. OF
Westminster; Miss Gibson, Mrs. NJ. Glavin and
Miss Minnie Hogan. of Waterloo: Mrs. 5. T.
Heron. of Williams street; James Hearh, cigar
maker Mrs Kelly Gan & &e%igranY aud two sister,
street; Mrs. william Laskie and child, Eddie
Loughrey, Of West London; John Leclair. of West
London Mr.. ]. c. Meredith. Clerk of the Division
Court and father of W. r. Meredith, NJ. p; VIM.
Mcbride, City Assessor and Secretary of the
Western Fair Association; ". p Millman; com
sons; s1H''' Nellie Morrison, John Morrison,
aged nineteen: Bertie Morrison. aged
dye. The above. three are children
thews wife OF the Night Editor of the Advertiser,
and two children; Mary Mcpherson, aged fifteen,
daughter of Mr.. Archibald McPherson, of Lang 4
Mrs. w. MacMoygan, w. Waddiner, OF Westmins-
| ter; Mr. McClennen, blacksmith; Miss Annie
MeAllsteT e. OF Horton street; HsTry Msgee aged
Orongate. aged ten: Mrs. Parish Poke; Mr.. Her
BERT purcer and son Of the manager of the boat:
Quinn, aged seventeen; j. p Rogers, plumber;
Manager Robertson. of the Bank OF British North
America; Mrs. Scott. Ann street; the two Misses
stexiiy, orviile smith. seed seventeen; Lizzie
Stuart, aged eighteen; Mrs. Smart, wife Of ii.
Smart of the Free Press, and two children, Mr.. ].
Skinner. daughter Of Alderman % Skinner; Edwin Edwin
Smith, Mrs. W. Scott, oxford street Geo. Street.
Thos. stephens, Mr.. c. Thayer, OF Carling's
| Brewery; Willie fremer, London West Geo.
Fremer, London West: Dollie Tathan, COleburn
street; Willie Westman, Dundas street; James
Weaiherhead, of Carling's Brewery; Mrs. Wall.
Mr.. Wall and three other members Of the family
| are missing. Alfred Warste, aged fifteen: Jno.
Wall, Ben Hall aud child; Rosetta Markham J.
| Perkins, VIM. Wannec0t, Mr.. MeelreZ and two
children; Polly Grifton. Willie ID. Glass, Charlie
Siddons Miss Meekey. Mrs Jones Mrs Hall, s. p.
Graham, Mrs. .Fitzgibbons, Dolly Latham, Mrs.
and children; Mr.. Thayer. Mr.. Shipley Carlisle
Miss smith, MrarDe shiTes dO7 Thomss Lester de
children, two children named Jones' ]. W. Xii.
burn, emma and Nellie Prescott, Sam Caldwell,
Richard Fitzgibbon' Lizzie Colling Annie T.
honse, Miss Taylor, Frank Stevens, wife and four
e%hildren; child VIM. Short 8 PePlo, Miss Madison.
children; man named Jones; Graydon son of s.
II. Graydon; Miss Minnie Smith, Miss Mcdonald,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homan, and child; Mrs. smith
Henry Conner, Geo. Walsh, John Boyd. Miss Ma
lOny, Geo. Evans, and two children; Jas. Short,
Mr.. Diven, wife and two children; Mrs. Smith,
Mrs, Elizabeth Evans. Ida Barns Miss Ferguson.
Davidson. W. Edmunds, Mrs. Milbourn, Alfshare.
Annie Jones, Chas German. Chas. Martin, Enos
Breeze, Jno. Phillips. Jas Harris, Nellie Maston.
w. NJ. Wannecott, Miss Swanville, Henry Shay.
Samuel Pile and Henry Hay.
DAY OF PUBLIC MOURNING.
LONDON. Ont, May 25.-A Committee of
citizens met this afternoon to consider the
situation and concert measures. 1t was Te-
cided to ask the Mayor to proclaim to-mor-
row day of public mourning by the sus-
pension of business, to call upon those ThO
are in straitened circumstances and ex-
tend such relief as may be necessary; TO care
for such bodies as are neglected, and devise
means for the erection of public monu
ment. 1t is probable such monument will
be erected in Woodlands Cemetery, situated
on the banks of the river almost overlooking
the scene of the disaster.
/ An inquest began this evening. The Jury
formally viewed the body of Miss Fannie
Cooper and adjourned till tomorrow.
The field battery was called out this after.
noon for the purpose of blowing up the
boiler, under which several more bodies are
supposed to be.
23S BODIES RECOVERED THUS PAR.
A large number of remains were taken to
the drill shed, there to await further action
The people throughout the city feel stunned
and stupefied by the blow, and weeping men
are seen on every side. Up TO the present
time (10:30 p. m.) 23S bodies have been re-
covered. 1t is believed there are several yet
beneath the wreck.