The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-13
La Porte, Indiana, partner
the milling business. died

mace Jump ~ ~ thH hltS sorry window
and broke both ! egs the bones protruding
throlgh the flesh |. Hls whereabouts only
became known la re last night Five bod.
les wTe buried thil Is morning, ID. &, Powers
Mary Conroy, Besfs:e Brown, Annie Lene.
han, rom ST. JohnI IS cathedral, and Maggie
Sullivan from st. fEaui's. There was large
Attendance OF people at the impressive iu-
neral Shortly aiteAr noon two more bodies,
Charreu beyond all Adentlncation, and part
of a human trunk Nere io2nd. 1t is now
settled beyond doubit that the loss of lie is
not less than %. nladdltion to the bodies,
two coats were founG. In the pockets OF
one are letters and pitpers addressed to Will
liam d. Rowell, of F Report, Illinois Mr..
Rowell escaped without his clothing. A
memorandum book tnd large bundles of
business papers were Also unearthed. The
workmen have now dug in about sixteen
feet from The side Wallis. Some are stand
ing in water n foot deep and consequently
can make little head\w After to-day
they can get along much faster,
for the reason that | the debris may
be thrown Unto the \ hole now made.
The coroner has called ian inquest for to.
morrow, THE district attorney will conduct
the examination. John Gilbert, actor, is
still unconscious, but the physicians do
NOT give up hope. Mrs Bleecher, wife OF
the manager al luc troupe,
passed n uuiett night, but is very low, ana
will probably Not live. James McAlpin, a
Milwaukee commission man, does not i'm.
prove, and CRAZE doubts are felt for him.
Physicians Withhold a conference as to his
case. Andrew Nardy is improving, Mr.
and Mrs. Cramdr are out of danger. All
the servant girlsv have been taken to Their
homes, EXCEPT Minnie Macks and Nora
Cole, both of whom are doing well.
I'm till evening (tive bodies, if five little
heaps of charred \of human flesh may be
called bodies, we're found In the ruins O
| the Newhall housc.l AT noon man found
at the north ahd Oh the ruins
having on a mattraAs, showing the victim
was smothercd, oouy burned beyond
recognition, although u renamed IN tact,
| showing n set of well-preserved teeth
As the workmeu be gan to raise the body
the head fell of, the brlhins oo2ed out, and Thu
odors that were sentAiorth were sutllcien
to drive them from thf scene Others cant
| forward and the body IcrHn jlei INTO con
fused, blackened mass Slm which the
bones protruded. Ii was ,eaen tothe morgue
where il occupied rlace in the cornc'
still smouldering, filing the room with II
stencil that was unendufaDle. AS the mti
work into and open up tlpe RUNS, the odor
of burning flesh become more ana appa
rent, and there is scarcely room TO doub
that by tomorrow night a scene vii
be presented before which the s'outes
heart will quail in horror a human foot
has also been found partially burned
with no trace of bhe body Il
which il belongs. anywhere nca
ii. Two little heaps OF remains
were found near personal eiiScts' recognized
as belonging TO Robert Howe ana Davit
II. Martel, Wisconsin Contra conductors
leaving little doubt that both persisted
Toward evening two more heaps OF re
mains were found, making five IN oil, ant
the remains discovered near tn sidewalk o
Broadway front. The body iuentlied II
the morgue was not Miss Schelii $, but Mrs
S. W. Brown, of Allegheny, Pehnsylvania
whose husband is in the employ OF the
Chicago & Northwestern roadl The las
body was recognized as Emma Haser, 6
domestic. Most through invest cation into
the cause of the New Hall fire and the condi
| ton OF the hotel has been determi heu upon
by the authorities. The district attorney
will conduct the eXamnationl oil Wit
nesses. The jury Gmpanelled by hid coroner
is not satisfactory. AS they have already
been sworn in, however, they will pear The
evidence tomorrow rs to thel caus'
OF death of persons taken to the unorgue
| This will require very little time.l Then
the great question Of the cause of tive hre
and the responsibility of the slaughter OF sc
many people will be taken up. Tho dis
lrict attorney is determined to pusp The
| investigation to the bitter end. \Gov,
ernor Rusk will send SPECIAL
message by the first of next week, advising
the revision of the hotel laws in connection
with other subiectsN OF legislation. Vht
lieutenant. governor expressed the bdhe
the legislature would revise the etatuteA tt
a considerable extent.