The daily gazette., 1882-10-26
- eynorEcuNiCs.

|,uB feoP'C causes which Led 20 the
|basr OA'' york Of the exploding IRE
h de1a,lyIl SeIphia, was not fully known
y, 81 fnIla,Id T,nn drath list has been swollen
sEi'i' Three more victims are : lno,'a,, ,.;,g ~
al and their deaths ihVntsilsII; l,1nb,iv inI;,red.
NJ. se,sn r,nen persons in all who were
|lrg eIsn,,'t,hh he dark by flying missiles Of
asl. aSsl record \, of dead and won wounded e.aa
TAl, lss n,rsons who were found and
no lnf he park guard and the city
i for Dl ,~rc ,ac were many Others injured
b, bli 'nu Wv Who we're able to make their
bse'IIag aagnattcnded and are not included
Agn' y. Following are the dead hor'ai'y
IA nf and slightly inlureu'
DEAD.
). coaklee, aged 30 ycars, re-
h, D1,s c.sccond street and Woodland
sG tcl% s.,';nk en- the heal and instantly
,,.,,, scndlcr, colorcd, aged "a
hg i,inc on BaInbridge street, west Of
n,lu'@5 S5,ruck in The face and Killed
". .S,u,lIcr, agcd 3 years, sou of
I'll ii,, =, struck while In his grand
Su4,,, ,.,,n. and died in few minutes.
!, 'i% r,nning. aged 55 years, residing
y, y, ar street. Part Of his head
y q - Ned at tho German Hospital.
o. e Thompson, colored, aged 10
lssa .tiirr Il, at No. 1913 Ritienhouse
T,,l p,spsi M in the park dead with
iioJ laee lacerated and skull irac-
..1ouise Moller, aged Z years, re-
Va 1913 Poplar street =; skull irac-
,.J al the German Hospital.
White man, aged 20 years, part
u wss blown away and the face
n,.glpd that the features could not
y y Somers, aged Is yelrs, residing In
~ Street aboye Col Imbia avenue ;
IA fright afler the display.
N1hTALL1 WV NhHbf
S.lsr aged % years, resid ng at
M N Meredith street, and employed In
N. iron found y right arm 50 shat
XIII will have TO be amputitcd at
\" Henry Bow en-, aged 30 ysars, re-
n Atlantic City; left arm shattered
,a,rFard ampl,atcd at the German
\. nj, lathct was sent for yesterday
"a, NJ Cairns, aged 81 years, re-
,aYo, 5 ) Gold street, near Twenty
sret and Pennsylvania avenue both
.rured and 0 hcrwise seriously in
She is lying at her home.
SLIGHTLY INJURED.
Kate Bowen, a ed "a ears, wife Of
d Bowen flesh wound in arm and
Coaklcc, husband Of Mrs. Coaklec
,hurt in one knee.
4 Nlhon, laborer, aged 90 years,
rat No. l9i7 North Twenty-sixth
sllp wound.
Ian Love, aged % years, residing at
4. Stokes street ; leg injured.
n Chambers aged 26 years, residing at
s North 'Iwenty-sixth street; struck
srk Of the head.
,eruthers aged % years, residing at
ELst Huntingdon street; who ac-
I'll Miss McCrains slight flesh
Gp Harrison, park guard severely
bland taken to his home, Fairmount
near lycnty-second street.
Guards John Phillips, Joseph
Hn and Thomas F1ry also sustained
Tut were not injured.
Sn the explosion occurred Mrs. Scud-
u young Thompson were par: of
company Of colored persons who were
ID about 10 yards from the site OF the
tks display IT, the direction OF the
ount avenue railway depot. Howard
er, the thrce.yrar-oId child, was In the
Ol bis grandmother, Mrs. Charlotte
:, The infant was struck, and the old
lifc spared.
unknown man at the Morgue, who is
Sed To be stranger in the city, as no
ps been there who can recognize the
Was standing IN the same locality.
greater harm from the lying pieces
was done 400 yards away on the high
ieasi Of the Reading Railroad track.
siOEd 0l people were on the sum-
IN they had commanding view of
WIS. Iwopieccs Of the iron mortar,
.9so leet long, eight inches wide
10 inch thick, flew over the heads
E'l'allds gathered on the slope and
AkiiGg iht0 dense crowd standing
a4&e'tnlh street and the railroad. |
t'I' t4aI Mrs. Coaklee was killed in
w enc ol the two deadly missiles
1ae possession of the police |
Aain with the dead woman's
Sll aldherhusba were standing
3Asl arms, but he only sustained
1lay o. TIE Knee. John NJ. Canning
y aollef were some distance beyond |
.ll'e'' AID were struck by the other
aah' Canning died soon after |
'ae herman Hospital, but Miss
.asfied II great pain ut the same in
..- suyll d'Jp yest rday afternoon, |
sa sssAR'el' Ctnalng was q mcmb r |
nla baptist Church. Ills wife did
~ ,l,ta !. llls laie until yesterday morn
W, sIg gfIel stricken woman went to
s,,.l s., aonng against hope, but found
., ~aiie causes which led to the terri. |
NJ ~ :. g5ackson's pyrotechnie factory |
Il. =. =, ftOrualy, and which operated |
N 'ae latal accident during the
..,lieWoTEs display In 1876, under
h, -,.E'elt of Brock, the English
~ I'll. Is 't'libutcd the calamity of |
'I' "A prcdominating eompo-
ehtii that exploded was blue |
s%. s',a's lar has baillcd with its un-
'@V vesi OF ryrotcchnisis.
r., - --~uS-..
al '''' swans Worm syrup.
~. asl 'aslelcss, harmless, cathartic.
h d ,ee'lttshess, worms, con
Bap,,. -.
rp'@ess Without Riches,
s,s.I ''e firss Lime Kiln Club.J
ss a. iHaloi Communication, - the
M i@glllccd solaa an inquiry from the
,@% y,I'c :, Gl Cincinnati as to whether |
i@t. ,a y Nappy without riches. 81 |
las en.,'1s es KIN FUR short timc,"
president; "when do ,,o,st,,,,,,