Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12


ceeded IN getting out OF The bundlur
alive The jan Va located In the basement
of the building, hut that portion ,scspcd
injury, Ito prisoners were intensely
elarvlcd, but became quiet when
the crisls had pgssed, nua thoy found
tneineVlvgs unhntt judge Stover had
been holding cnurt on Tho thifd 4 ,or and
had ofiourped inst bsinre The stern de.
sccndvu 4 pofioa ai she falling root
struck 'Ae chair the jaslge had tsss Va.
Gated
Across the street an $50 northwest cor
ncr o. Second and NAH stood a twd.ktory
brick building cvcted In 1850, by The
santa fe STAGE company, one OF The old.
eat buildings Ia tho city, from which
stages formerly started across the plains
Ia tho stage coaching days The building
has oi late years been occupied by tho
United States engineer.
Adjoining that ON the west WAS three
story brick coffee and spice mill owned
hy Smith \ Munatt, This b1ildlng was
demolished, falling over upon the adjoln.
Ing and both were completely wrecked.
fRAEK SMirii, senior partner Of The
irm, was taken bleeding IRON the ruins
aud died 10 short time
Mn, MoRFAr WAS badly hurt Three
employees were taken out dead The do
bris Is being removed Tonight In search
for any who may be buried beneath.
Tho second span from the north end Of
the bridge across tho Missouri opposite
the city was blown into the river, the piers
being left apparently unlniured, great
nnmbcr OF telegraph wires were carried
down With the broken span. Workmen
are busy tonight raising the wires from
the wreck. Il Is hoped that communlca.
ton In that direction will be restored by
Tomorrow. The bridge IL owned hy the
Hannibal & 81. Joo company, aud N used
by that road, tho Wabash, the Rock
Island and tho Kansas City, 81. Joe &
Council Bluffs The bridge authorities
say they expect tn repair the damage Ia
ten days Meanwhile the railways win
make temporary arrangements Tor the
transportation Of passengers aud freight.
The Wabash will send It's trains over the
Missouri Pacific llne via Sodalia aud
Moborly.
The following II list Of the Killed and
wounded us lar rs ascortaincd nj lp
O'Clock tonight
Killed at sohOol.house
losIn MASON, aged ~ years.
BEssM lNsoon, aged Q years
NELLIE ELLIS, aged u years.
JuLA RAMEY, aeed la years
RurH jAMisos, aged 10 years.
EDNA &, EVANS, aged ! ! years,
RonEnr SrRAaUE, aged II yoara, son
OF tho superintendent OF telegraph Of
the Kansas City, Fort Scott \ Gull rail.
| way,
l.. n. Moons, JR, aged Il years, son
oi l., II, Moore, one Of the most promi.
nent business mon 10 the city,
MCHARp fRRBS, aged ! years.
| MARY LAMRERli agud 10 years.
| MAY iIisDop, aged yeofs
| MRs, Ina BOWER, superintendent 90
the second door OF the school, was ter
ribly crushed about the bend aud hips
aud died tonight,
Etilo3 az sho overall fsei0rys
JENNIE FITZGERALD, aged twenty
years, neck broken,
WILLR ECKMAN, aged sixteen years.
NINA CRANE, aged twenty-five years,
NELLIE CAvANAuun, aged twenty'ons
years.
KATIn CREpoH, aged seventeen yearh
WILLIAM u, TONNES, aged nlneteer
years.
Killed az Smith & Moffate
! FRANK @. SMITH, proprietor aged
tAirN-two years.
JonN KANE, coffee rooster, aged twen
ty-ulght years.
HENRY JACKSON, cOlored.
SAM BLACK, aged eighteen years,
Killed nc the conrl-hOnsoi
llENW DAuolERIY, deputy sheriff
aged twenty-eight yeara.
| WILLIAM llEpdEs, deputy recorder
died this afternoon
Injured al the school
MAupE A SKEW, aged ten years
daughter OF Frank A, Skew, wholesal,
leather dealer, broken ankle, may los'
| limb
JANEs BAHy, severely cut over tn,
eye.
FRANK MADISON, internal injuries, ecri
ous,
| BRATRiuE TEHRY, leg broken,
NRLLIK CURRY, arm broken, back hurt
HAHfsELL, aged thirteen years, heat
cut
| KArH SMITH, aged iiiteen years, severe
| IN cut and bruised
MAR0AREr liousER, aged eleven years
INTERNALLY Injured.
Injured nt The factory
JopEPH HAAS, proprietor, aged thirty
Ave years, collarbOne broken, leg frac
tured
JulIrN HAAS, aged thirty-nino years
slightly bruised
Ross BuTiIH, aged eighteen years
ooncussion Of the brain, probably fatal.
MAAnE CREeDoR, bged eighteen yrars
head gashed, probably fatal.
LizllE litLtY, bruised.
MARY Bind, hurt internally.
JTHsIE WOODWARD, aged ninetccf
years, cut Ia he head
annie TRAVIS, thigh crushed, arm
i broken,
| MAMIE Bird, aged seventeen yepta
bruised.
! A, J.. HrTonisOs, cntler, aged thirty
eight years, arm broken, head aud Chez
!, hart
i KArg CARaoLL, aged eighteen years
cut IN the face
AsRle and BpRr TunNEM sisters
bruised.
SgErnRs MoHsE, shipping CLERK Of TN
Graham Paper factory, cut about th'
head
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