The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-04-15

made. 4 search was made with lamp,
bat poihing but ruins discovered. Nearly
two fours later, in the same place,
gIoans came man caught in an upright po-
Eition between many crossing t1mber5 and
held fast. He was extricated with dlhi Guilty
He was Louis Walters, aged forty-nine, q
framer, OF ls5 Ridge street, one OF the men
who had been engaged in bolstering up
the building. He was removed to the
hospital. The policemen threw q
line across the street. It was
said that that the missing sHgv builder SoE w6sd 6sa
the buildings fell. Search is being urose
cuted with the aid of large calcium light
Chss. SchwaZsr, the bricklayer, was stand
ing by him at the time. Sohwazer had re-
fused, a week before, to work longer on such
8 building. As the dust arose,
and shaking his clenched fist in
the builders face, exclaimed: "You ought
to be hung for what you have doae here"
BudGensick made no reply, but hmped
aWsy. There we're many threats OF lynch.
ing the man, afterwsrd, and it was lucky
for him he stayed away Buddensick Is no
torious as the builder Of cheap ecihces. He
has generally, Of recent years built under
smother name than his own, and thus been
able to shirk responsibility. He was once
indicted for violating the building laws, bat
escaped punishment.
Four years ago he went through bank
ruptcy, but has since done plenty OF business
under another name. Frank says he spoke
TO Bnddensick q couple of times about the
quality of the mortar, and the builder re-
piled that il would be all right. Ii is said
that the building examiner msde protest
at tie method of building these houses, snd
Tss soon removed 10 another district.
Inspector Dceuoh made hasty examins-
tiops of other buildings being erected by
Buddensick, and remarked that he thought
he would order extensive alterations in
them.
There were many narrow escapes. Andrew
Love and John GsiBcr were painting on the
third-story windows of one of the houses
when il fell. Love landed in the cellar and
Gainor on the sidewalk, almost unhurt.
At midnight Ii was thought that four per
sons-t~o stair builders and two plumbers
are stll in the ruins. The wounded and
miesing by the fallen building are: In
juTed-Arnt, Otto, slight injuries; Bender
lex, Robert, seventeen years, lsther. slightly
injured; Brandt. Henry, thirtysix years,
slight injuries; CaYanaugh, John, lather,
slightly injured; Dexter, John, eigh
teen yesIs, lather, slightly hurt;
Flynn, John, 90 years, slightly hurt; Flynn
Tom, scalp woQnd; King, Thomas, 33 years,
roofer, hand and arm burned by solder, hos
pital; Layerty, John, scalp Tound and back
hurt went home; Mclnery, John, A years,
roofer, leg and thigh broken, injuries very
serious, hospital; Nolan, Tom, slightly hurt;
saueIb-ie, R., carpenter, side injured, hos
pital, Schuckt, Job, Rged y, roofer, contu-
sion Of side and internal injuries, hospital;
TIainor, James, 81 years, lsther. foot
crushed. hospital; Ward, Frank, 20 years,
brick layer, back sprsined, hospital
Walters, Louis, forty yesr frsmer, dug
out of ruins after six hours insensib'e,
badly crushed. hospital; Zimmerman,
Adam, thirty seven years, mason, head
and thigh badly bruised. Missing-Hal-
ton, B., rooler, cost found in ruins;
Knott, Jno., roofer, coat found in RUNE;
Watson, Jas, carpenter, was working on the
third building from EieFenth avenue, as
were two unknown latheTs aud an unknown
carpenter, who had not been accounted for
up 10 midnight.