The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17
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Il ;,e wArkEE. l2-Uptill this even.
e o0dt ~, IL i've little hears Of
sG nM!nAn aGsh sssy ho called
So y3-8vg6 6een found iM the ruins
Of NeWhall House. At nOOu tho II.
mains ut \ man were found 1t the
north end Of the ruins lying on .
mAttr~ss, showing that the victim
Was smOthered. The l,odv vas
burned beyond TecOgnitiOls. although
the skull wss intact, showing y ct
Of well preserved teeth. A work.
men began to raise TIN. b.xly the head
fell of, the brains ss,zs1 Out and
Odlofs were seut forth Icing sufficient
to drive them from the scene. Oth0fS
came forward. and the body crumlletl
into confused blackeneJ iNass. from
which the bones prO(ruded. 1t was
taken to the nDOrgue, wlsere it Occsl-
pied . pDaco In . corner, still sssaMsSel-
sring and nlIing the ruo'n with =
stencil unendurAb;e. As nsen worked
into and opened up the ruins, OslOrs
Ut burning fesh bccAune moro and
more apparent, and there Is scarcely
rOOsn 10 doubt that by Tomorrow
night . scene will l,e presented be-
fore which the strongest hearted viii
quail with horror. A human foot
Was Also found partly burned, with
no traces Of the bs,ly to which Il be
longs. Two little heaps found near
per4Onal effects recognized ~ belong
ing to RslDert HOWE and David II.
M1rtel, Wisconsin Central CONDUCTOR
leave no sl0ub, that both persisted.
Toward evening two moro heaps Of
remains were found, making i've In
all. The remains were discovered
near the l3rUssdway sidewalk. The
body identified in the lDOrglse was not
that of Miss Cho;liS but OF Mrs. l.. ".
Brown. Of Allegheny, Pa. whose hus-
hand is in the employ Of the Chicago
and Northwestern road. Tho lat
ln,dy recognized was that Of Emma
Hedges, y domestic, leaving i've little
heaps Of burned flesh and lOlle nm
identified. VIM. Il. WNlie, formerly
passenger agent Of the Michigan Gen.
iral railway in Michigan. and recent
~ appointed Milwaukee agent VI the
same company, arrived on Tuesday
and registered ut tie Newhall. He
WEI to his rsn)m slh.rt)y before mid.
night and has not been seen since.
The district attorney will conduct
the examination Of witnesses. The
jury emp,nel;esi by the coroner is not
satisfactory. Evidence will be heard
Tomorrow rs to the cause OF tho
death of the persons taken to the
m0rgue. This will require very little
time. Then the great question - to
the ca,,se of the Dire and the respOn-
for the slaughter Of - many
people will be taken up. Gov. Rusk |
will send in . special ,"ts,sags by the !
first Of the week advising y revision |
Of the hotel laws. The Lieutenant |
governor expresses the belief that |
the legislxt ure will revise the statutes |
To considerable extent, and there |
would be no doubt, he thought, that
the legislature would act upon the
suKgestiOn Of the governor and enact |
laws compelling hotels to afford bet.
ter facilities for t4cape in case Of iire.
The identified dead now number y,
and q are vet missing. Three enl-
plOyeS. Matilda Luce, Annie Mueller |
and Alice StOhl, reported missing.
turned up this evening all right. W
the missing hOsiies exhulnxd from the |
ruins some are hurliesi beyond rec"g- |
milton, and one IL in view In the up. |
per part under pile Of brick. 1t is
thus supposed that ~ lrNlies are still
in the ruins.