The daily gazette., 1882-02-18

have caused the explosion. (The tss
umony about the powder being car.
ried from the magaBine cannot be re
fuied as 1t was deatroyed.)' Tht
senior Jackson's testimony was cor.
ro6orated BY that of his sons.
William 81. BaRshAw, q former
workman In the works, was examined
ct considerable length. He was asked
II he would have gone into the build.
ing knowing that the "stars" were
there in the magazine. He replied
that he would have had no hesitation.
as he did not suppose they would &c
on. This was the last witness exam
ined.
AID FOB THE sUFFERRRA
In tho afternoon q public meeting
was held for the purpose Of soliciting
AID for the sufferers. Mayor Barton
was elected Treasurer, and committees
were appointed for each Ward.
Ia the evening larger meeting was
neid in the Holly Tree Hall, at which
d. +. Baker presided, and John b..
Hannum was chosen Secretary. Sew.
erai speeches were made, among them
one being by John Roao. who pledged
5000 from his works. Several sub
scriptions were made, and the total
amount subscribed was 81, ,s82.S4. It
was decided to distribute $40 to each
Of the afflicted families.
THE TOTAL NUMBER
OF dead at the present time is severn
teen, and SO wounded, seven of whom
are not expected to live. The funeral
OF some Of the dead will take place
TO morrow.
THE TWO Missing BODIES.
1t was rumored on the streets that
two bodies were missing, and the ru-
NOR proved to be correct. This
morning about Q o'clock a. workmen
were engaged around the ruins, they
found the charred remains of . man
and woman. Their features were
burned beyond recognition. This
makes nineteen fatal cases.
CORRECT LIST OF cAsUALTIKs.
The following is believed to be a cor
rect list If The casualties.
KILLED.
Peter Vescovi, 40 years ofage, laborer
At Roach's ship yard, living on second
street.
James Kesner, about 81 years of age,
unmarried, son Of Joseph Kesner, ICE
dealer, living on Ninth street South
Ward.
James T. Doughty, As years of age,
carpenter, formerly OF Village Green,
head blown from body.
fHhnunaa An
mill hand, aud also fireman, residing at
Second and Ulrich streets.
Perry Williams, colored, 40 years old,
janitor Of National Hall.
Anthony Barber, an ex-pollceman, 45
years, worked in q cigar store, Rnd was
terribly mangled.
William McNeal, 25 years of age, a
fireman, and employed as machinist at
Roach's yard.
Alexander Phillips, married, living at
PenDell and Mary streets.
William Wood, aged IS years, mem
Der OF Franklin Fire Company, wound
ed In head, and died after being remoy-
ed TO City Hall. He lived on Fulkon
street below Second.
Thomas Donaldson, % years, lived |
on Kerlin street, between Front and |
Second.
David Dairers, boy IS years of age,
lived at Tenth and Kerlin streets.
John Pollock, aged 80 years, married
and leaves wife and four children. liy-
ing on any alley between Second and
Third streets.
Geo. w. Tayler, aged 35 years, plum
Der, married, living on Second street be-
low Fulton.
John Lamplugh, II years old, while
on his way to school, stopped to view
the fire, was struck with the flying de-
bris and killed.
WIN. b. franklin, who resided on
Mary street, and received cuts about the
head Rnd internal injuries, died last
night.
VIM. Cowen, who had portion Of
his face torn away and received other
injuries, died last night.
James Oaks, son of shoemaker, llv-
ing on Fifth street, also died OF his In.
iurles last night.
Total, IT.
WOUNDED.
Chief Dolton, Of the Fire Department.
about the arms and body, by
The falling stones; also cut above the
right eye. Injuries serous.
George Turner, oOlored, wounded
slightly In the head.
John T. EgaD, severe cut about eye.
Daniel Rothwell, colored, struck on
be ad with br,ck.
Wa ter Graham, ,jure1 about face,
head and arms; not helouS.
Ellwood Klingenberg, 13 years old, In
iured IN leg anu arm.
William Worrjlow, d ghtIy wounded.
lraao shovel, colored, badly hurt.
Frank Mccall, lacerated fingers.
Henry Wood, brother Of William, cut
cHt severely about head.
Benz min GartsIde, badly wounded,
and not ex pectsd to recover.
A Gresnbaugh, nreman, cut and
bruised.
james CLARK, slightly ipjnred.
John Wood is dangerously injured,
and there ls little hopes for his recovery.
He Is brother Of VIM. Wood who was
killed.
David Blizzard, a boy, head and face
badly lacersted.
George Potts, colnred, three ribs
broken, and wennded about head.
Ellwood Long, 36 years cid, m rr'ed,
member of Hanlsy Hose Company,
about hea | and body. Doctors
say Ais injuries will prove fatal.
Joseph johnson, struck In tho back
BY falling timbers.
Robert Taylor, oolOrsd, severe cash
n skull, will probably prove fatal.
Charles Delaney, member OF Moya- ,
nensInK Hose, wounded In head and
'rm slightly.
Edward Baker, side of face badly lac-
II Ated and head huri.