Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-31

luRIOn avenue.
Eliza Karten, aged &c, Jersey City.
All La Ling, aged 60. Brooklyn.
James O'Brien, aged 55, No. SS Ligh
street; leaves wife and four children.
Ellen Reardon, aged 60, No. Sc Mont
gomery street.
OGeorge Smith, aged A, of No. 40 Watt:
street.
Mrs. Emma Sherwood, aged 80, Bridge
port, Conn.
Margaret Sullivan, aged 13, of lis Mon.
roe street.
Unknown boy, about IA, light hair
dressed in dark suit.
THE INJURED ARE:
Frank Bassett, aged 15,of 10 Mott street
left leg and arm broken.
Adolph Bischoff, 10 Sixth street, knee
pan broken.
Albertina Bohnel, aged 10, 139 Division
street, crushed and bruised.
Samuel Dalton, aged 33, widewer, 800
West Twenty-nlnth street, COMMISSIONS on
back and loins.
David Delmot, aged 81, 1O8 Avenue B.
Commissions.
'zssEdward Doherty, aged five, of No. 152
Ferry street, spine broken.
Mary Disler, aged eighteen, Second
avenue, fatally injured.
Chas. Ebermin, aged IL, of No, 334,
Fifty-fourth street, right leg broken.
Catharine Jones, aged sixty five, No. SO
Grove street, head and breast injured.
Mrs. Margaret Gallagher,aged thirty, No.
$50 Madison street, suffocation and
bruises.
Wilhelmina Loen,aged sixty-two, No. 100
Monroe street, suffocation and bruises.
Lizzie O'BFien, aged eleven, No. IS
Light street, crushed dangerously.
Barbara Ottirger, aged twenty-five, No
443 Sixth street,eye and head hurt.
William Oxford, aged twenty-five No. &C
Cherry street, Commissions.
F. E. Dale, aged twenty-six, No. 70 Hen
ry street, severe scalp wound.
Ella Regain, No. So Horatio street, suf-
location and bruises.
B. Reichers, cigar maker. No. 335 De-
laney street, fatally crushed.
Thomas Riordon, aged 10, No. SO Mont.
gomery street, leg broken and bruised.
Margaret Ryan: aged 30, No. 230 Cherry
street, shock and contusions.
Minnie Smith, aged IS, 25S East Hous-
ton street, sufocation.
Matte A. Stiles, aged %, 257 Gold street
Jersey City, confusion.
Mrs. Lizzie Terrey, st. Marks avenue
Brooklyn, crushed.
Andrew Tardy, aged 5, 1872 Pearl street
skull fractured and dying.
Mary Thompson, aged 7, 113 Monroe
street, skull fractured.
Mrs. Chas. Vogeler, aged s., West Twen,
ty-sixth street, suffocation..
Edward Ebert, colored, aged thirty three
No. Monhansett place, Brooklyn, bruises
Unknown man, deiirious and badly
crushed.
IN NEW YORK HOSPITAL
the list Will yet be extended 1t is reported
that many OF the wounded, perhaps some
of the dead, were driven straight to their
homes when they reached Chatham street.
instead of TO city hall station. Inquiries
are making for many persons missing and
supposed to have been OF the bridge at the
time Of the accident. Among these were
Edward E. Colburn, aged thirteen, of
Williamsburg, who got separated from his
father and brother in the crush on the
bridge. He had not turned up at mid
night, but his hat was found in Oak street
station.
J. S. Smith, Van Brand street, Brooklyn
Michael Carr, aged twenty-five, No. sc
Henry street; Thomas Finnegan, aged
eleven, No. 724 West Eleventh street, al
left their homes half an hour before the
accident to go on the bridge. Rev. VIM
II. Reed, No. 156 Washington street, Brook
Ign, recovered his valise with sermons anl
an umbrella at Oak street station. H,
lost them in the crush while trying to hell
a man and child out. Both escaped.
The following added to the list of in
| jured reported at New York hospital ate
midnight:
Peter Regain, aged thirty-four, Nc. 4
Park street, lacerated scalp wound.
| An unknown man, ribs anu arms broken
When the approach was cleared at last
! it WAS literally covered with articles o
[ clothing and personal property abandone'
in the struggle. They were viewed wit
amazemeut by people coming over from
| Brooklyn, VINO had noS heard of the dis
| aster. Ii the excitement of the crush
VIM. Oxford. aged forty-hve, a drunken
man, deliberately jumped from the bridg
approach into William street, and receiv
ed severe internal injuries and ex
ternal bruises. The place on the hridg
where the accident occurred, is the DANCE
| spot in the structure.
: Other CHs4a IfIeS.
KILLED BY THE OARS.
| Especial Telegram to the Globe.
| MILWAUKEE, May 30-An inmate of tn