Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-10
RECOVERED.
Many More Victims Of ths Gciota Disaster
Found-SOme Unknown.

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srxuBENv1LLE, O., July s.-The body of
young woman, supposed to be Miss Culp
and the body of little girl from the Sciotl
disaster at Mingo Junction were found las
night. Three bodies were found near Wheel
ing, but not yet identified. Total found, q
Boats started this morning to drag the rive
from Mingo junction TO Wheeling.
WHEELING. w. Va, July S.-Five more
bodies of the Sciota have been found.
WHEELING, W. Va, July S.-Seven bodies
OF victims Of the Sciots disaster on the night
OF July 4th have been recovered to-day in this
! vicinity, seventeen miles below the point
where the collision occurred. Four more
were recovered below and brought to the
city in the steamer Telegram. 1t is reported
at Short creek, nine miles above. At Bridge
port, opposite there, three women were
caught. The bodies were not all identified.
As fast as recovered coroner's jury is i'm
paneled and the work of Identification be.
gun. Relatives Of missing parties are here
examining bodies in search of their friends.
The mayor OF East Liverpool will be here this
evening. Hundreds Of people are out in skiffs
searching for foaters all along the river. As
far as Is known the bodies found are those of
Peter Wilson and Paul Potter, aged thirty,
East Liverpool.
VIM. 7. McLain, j. h. Malone ard Miss
Culp.
Each discovery increases the list of drowned
as few Of those identified were known to have
been aboard. It was discovered to-day that
an English family who lately arrived in the
city from the old country, names not known
to the neighbors, embarked the Inflated boat
and have not since been heard of. No doubt
they are drowned. The bodies are all taken IN
charge here by an undertaken, put il collins
and shipped to Mingo for Identification The
following are the names of the bodies found
at Wellsburg, this state, up to 2 p. m. to-day:
@. B. Armstrong, J. J. Hart, Morris Danaher,
Il. Stebbins.
Reports from Lagrange show one BODY
found there still unidentified.
To the bodies found and identified here
should be added the names of Miss Maria
Booth, of East Liverpool, and Charles Elliott
of Neillsville, o.
WHEELING, W. Va, July S.-The follow
ing additional bodies found here have been
identified, John Grounds, East Liverpool:
Cummins Thompson, East Liverpool; Eugene
Farmer, Stephen Kent, little girl of the
Smith family, Wellsville. Up to 8 p. m. sew
enteen bodies have been found at other points,
one at Moundsville, one at Benwood, one at
Porte nd, two at Rushrun, three at Brilliant,
one al Lagrange, four at Short creek, four at
Wellsburg. The latter are G. B. Armstrong,
j. j. Hart, Morris Donahoe and L. 8. Steb-
bins. The bodies were all shipped on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road to Mingo this
evening.
Supervising Inspector Febrenbach arrived
in the city from the wreck this noon. He is
IN correspondence with the authorities at
Washington, and the course of action has not
been decided upon, though several arrests will
be made. The steamer John Tomas, which
collided with the Sciota, was laid up this even
ing by United States Marshal Atkinson on a
salt for damages brought by Capt. Booth
of the SciOta