Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-11

Matte Dunlap and Amelia Herbert, of
tie Madison Square company.
NC Richer, New York. ~
SCCraig, Des Moines.
RA Connolly, Chicago.
NJ Weber, Laporte, Ind. .
FTuokner, Berlin.
WIN Tanner. Berlin.
" Mahoney. Rock Island.
) A Dixon. Caicago.
Jas L L%udington. Milwaukee,.
Eliza Starr, Milwaukee
&C Clark, Wausau, Wis.
Mp Hill. Syracuse, n Y.
U w Briggs, attorney OF the Wisconsin
Central railway and Of the st. Paul road,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Cramer, Mil.
waukee.
Name Mack, servant.
Dora Gall, servant.
Amelia Hall, servant.
Bridget O'Neill, servant.
Mary O'Neill. servant.
Frances Riddle, servant.
Maggie Quinn, servant.
Mary McCauley, servant.
j. +. Richie, Louisville, Ky.
w. III. Hall, # LaPorte.
George III. Reed, of Manitowoc.
X, Gordon, of Milwaukee.
NJ. Rourke, chamoermaid.
liz2ie lngep, waiter, ran from the
building badly burned about the face and
hands.
Mamie Miller, servant.
n. p. Hoff, of the firm Of Hoff & VOL.
bridge, slight cut on hand.
Ben lice, head clerk, was sc verely
burned while awakening guests.
Tom Thumb and wife uuinjured.
Il. w. Brown, train master of the Chi.
ago 4 Northwestern railway, in this city,
severely injured by jumping from the
third story window.
Kitty Bailey, q Minneapolis chamber.
maid, cut about the head and face.
w. Il. Deeves, Of Wilmington, Del.
Dora Cole, servant, of Milwaukee.
G Is. Elliott was taken to the Kirby.
Several OF his ribs were broken, lungs
badly hurnsd, and he was otherwise in
jured. r.
b W Busenkirk, western travelling
agent of the Michigan Central railway,
jumped from the third story, striking tia
wires, feet, legs and arms badly bruised,
but will recover.
. M Artin, commercial traveller, badly
hurt.
. ID Cohe,, travelling man, quite seriously
injured
Chas Trance. commercial man, not seri.
ously hurt.
LinehAm. engineer of Milwaukee, uuin-
jured.
Kitty Bailey, of this city.
Miss Antisdote, sewing girl, bad cut on
head and lungs injured.
Ryburns. servant, badly burned and
head cut and bruised, not %eerious.
Jno Gilbert, of the Minnie Palmer Co.,
badly hurt by jumping from the third
story, will recover.
Mrs. Baker, of the. T m Thumb Co.,
badly injured.
judge ID J Paul Is at the Kirby house,
unipjurod.
james Ward, of New York, uninjured.
Martha ~Sshleasner, Of Milwaukee,
kitchen servant.
Wynn Fulmer, of Milwaukee,, carver.
Amelia Geersler, Of Milwaukee, fire.
man.
Mrs Hallett and child, who occupied
room No. SO, opposite Mr. and Mrs John
stones, staying temporarily with Hallest's
brother, also escaped with loss of their fur
niture and wearing apparel.
j, A. Prinsin, of SheboygRn Falls.
}. VanDyvan Dewal, C,dar Grove,
Miss Martha Gyett, of S~heboygan Falls.
Prof, Tombims, who was reported miss.
ing, took o room ut the Plankintou, Tues
day afternoon. and returned to Chicago
the next morning.
b. w. Huskirf, Western travelling agent
Of the Michigan Central road, hal he
fsnds ami gses badly ont otherwise
Mr.. Cinisn was .sss. ~ ss,and .,,3S
carried TO the Plsnkinton. lie left fur
Chicago 1t Il o'clock.
N. q. Jenkins Ia at the Plankinton.
w. f. schmidt, Of Chicago, escaped
through the boiler room; face and hands
badly burned.
Ed Burnham, of Chicago, escaped with
y. +. Durand, reported lost, is alive
and uninjured.
L.. II Smith, of Kansas City, who cam
here six weeks ago.
S~choenbucker, bell boy, SON of Ed
Schoenbucker, stoker on steamer No. 3.
w. s.. Rowell, of Freeport.
Mrs. Harsha and Mr.. Smith, of Chi
cage.
Fred Barker, of Pewankee, bell boy.
THE FEELING IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, January 1O.-The hotel
horror of Milwaukee in the theme of
conversation. People have not been
30 deeply moved since tho terrible
destruction of life by the Brooklyn
theater fire. Western men here are
eagSrly looking for every detail, and
especially anxious about the names of
the killed, wounded and missing,
hoping strongly, however, that the
nanes of relatives, friends and &C.
quaintances may not bs found. The
telegraph Offices are burdened with
messages making inquiries, and each
edition of the papers are eagerly
scanned.
The Langtry's.