The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-12

days before, but he succeeded in putting it
out.
In the midst of numerous expressions OF
sympathy ands offers of aid for sufferers from
all parts of the Union, the common council
this afternoon engaged in disgraceful &C
ton, squabbling over the expense for the
recovery OF the dead bodies, some members
even demanding that the work be stopped if
the stockholders of the Newhall House AsSo-
citation should not be willing to reirn-
burse the city. The scene has ere
ated Indignation amounting to threats
wherever it has became known, and to be
an alderman at present means the meaneSt
position in the city The aldermen who OPP
posed this work of humanity were Horace
Chace, capitalist, one of the pioneers of Mill
waukee; Peter Booth, wholesale liquors; H.
Riemer, contractor. The council, after two
hours hard lighting, concluded to go on with
the work of rescuing the bodies but made
no appropriation for night work. The
board of supervisors acted handsomely, APP
pointing committee, with unlimited power
to act
LIST OF THE DEAD AND MISSING.
There were ITO guests and sixty-seven
employees in the building; of these, twenty
have so far been identified, among the dead;
forty-eight are missing and sixty-seven are
known to be saved. leaving forty-two I'M
accounted for, who are supposed to be in
the ruins.
The dead are: Allan Johnson, Mrs. Allan
Johnson d. G. Powers, Walter Scott of Mil
waukee; T. E. Vanloon, of Albany, N.
Y: Mrs John Gilbert, of Chicago
~; Hough, of Maroa, ILL.,; Maggie Sullivan,
OF Milwaukee; Mary Conroy, of Milwaukee;
Mary McDade, OF Mukwanago; Mary McMa-
hon, of Lyndon: Bessie Brown. of Miiwau-
kee; Otteie Waldersdorf, OF Milwaukee; Au-
gusta Giese, of Milwaukee; Bridget OCon-
nell, of DuPrairie, Wis. Nora Flanagan, of
Waukesha; Mitchell Burlo of Milwaukee;
l. B. Elliott. Milwaukee, Mary Anderson,
Doylestown; Julia Fogarty, Oconomowoc.
The missing are, of guests, r. HOWE,
Milwaukee; Miss Libbie Chellis Mil
waukee; Professor B. Mason, Milwaukee;
Captain George p Vose, Milwaukee, l.. A.
Allegheny, Pa; John H. Foley, Milwaukee;
A. Fl. Clahin, Chicago; Bradford Kellogg,
Milwaukee; Louis X. Smith, Milwaukee:
Quintius Brown, st. Louis; Dan
Martel, Milwaukee,; Charles Kel-
sey. of Tom Thumb company;
". A. Hall, Laporte, Ind; George H. Reed,
Maintowoc: Wis; r. w, Goggin, Milwaukee:
W. d. Rowell, Freeport, ILL.,; William Smith,
Chicago r. G. Butler and family, Mil
waukee; James A. Ernst, ShulIsburg;
child, companion to Miss Chellis Wyman; 4.
Fullmer Oconomowoc. Ofservants missing,
George Lowry, all Milwaukee; Fred Barber
and n. Flanagan Pewaukee; J. Schoen-
bucker, Milwaukee; Walter and William
Gilleland. Milwaukee,; Mollie Conner, Au-
gGsia Iripp, JaGt mn, Annie Casey, Kittie
Conners, Mary Miller, Katie Monahan, Mar
tina Schloessner all of Milwaukee; Justus
Hoax, Oconomnwoe, Amel Gresslar. and
Mary Burk, Pat Conroy, Charles Gillen, Gus
sic Fredericks, Tom Cleary, Sam Manoney
and Ida Daniels, also of Milwaukee, Forty
: light missing are mostly known to be ia the
ruins, which would make the number of
lives lost In the terrible calamity sixty-eight.
KNOWN TO BE SAVED.
The following is correct list of those
known to be saved: Elisha Starr Joseph
Ludington, William f. Cramer
and lady s. W, Brown.
and child, all of Milwaukee, II.
of New YORK; ]. A. Prinser of Sheboygan
Falls; J. V. Ardewall, Cedar Grove; w E.
LapSer, New York; Professor Tom Lns.
Chicago; b. w. Busenbeck, Michigan Central
srailroad; r. R. McLofton. Chicago; N. c. Jen-
kins w. f. Schmidt. Ed Burnham, R. A.
T. Durand, Milwaukee; S. C. Craig, Des
Moines; c. W. Briggs, Grand Rapids
J. r. Richie Louisville: Tom
Thumb and wife. L. W. Brown, Allegheny,
and wife. Perished-S. Martin, G. France and
d. Cohen, commercial travellers. The whole
John Gilbert, OF the Minnie Palmer com
pany; Mrs. Barker, of the Tom Thumb
company; Miss NJ. Gyett, Sheboygan
Falls; E. Pollock, Lancaster James
McAlpine. Milwaukee; A. Hardy,
Milwaukee,; Mrs. Mcclure, Bridget
ONeil and sister, German girl
first name Francis; Julias Buras, Kittie
Boyle, Annie Beridge, Amelia Stall, Amelia
Miller, Dora Cole Mary Garvin,
Mary McAuley all servants; Misses Matte
Dunlap, Amelia Herbert, W. II. Compton and
W. IL. Lovalle, of the Madison
Square company; Ben Tice, chief clerk;
w. A. Hall, of Laporte, Ind not missing,
found in DIR. Bartletts Office with both legs
broken, from jump from the fourth-story
window.