Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-12


the tuaRs bad fuse vnena1d
Across to slEeEt en- fhe nuEsowesl
ooEnsk q 2aupnd and Main rtRoasa stood
4 tgp-stoEE hEi1k hailafn9 eEeu1sd Il
lo40 b tie Santa Re Stage CaEpAny,
one ~ tbe oldeg1 balidinRs ln tka err,
flom which slano1 fcxmefiT ware ssaEled
neFuaa fhs ginius ia a1aqe oraehine
dayA Ene buiidinR hes of iata years
hesn ooenpied b tha Unilsd STATES en-
gineera. AdfoiminQ tha1 On aha wngl
uaa q thrsa-aloEy hEink aazsa and apica
mill owned bg Smifn 3 MoEat. This
building uas demolished. falling exeT nu
~ adjoining 01e and both were con-
paFsnsf Of khe nrm, was taken bleedtna
from sha ruins and disf IN q ahQE1 1ima.
AF. MoHatt vas hadly hnrl. and lkrel
ampioges we're tRkan cut The debris Il
esing removed taniRhf ia search fer any
wno may Be b1risd benealh il TIE sso.
ond span of
EE1 EnLDaB ACROSS IAR AE1zaouM
Was blown iato iho zivaE, kho pissa be.
INC lelt apparently uniniurad. Grea1
numberB of taleQraph wires were car
RED duWn with tie bFakan npan. work.
men are bar tonight raising fhs wires
from she wreck, and a 3 hoped that
aommunieasion II that dirseEioa viii
Be feoiufed D tomorrow morning. The
bridge q oWned hy ahs Hannibal q ae
Joe Company and h ueea hy that road
and lhe wabash, the Rock Island &
Kansas CITY, and fns Sd. Joe and Ooun-
cil Binds The bridge owners sag that
lhey expeel 20 repair Il il ten days.
Meanwhile, the railroads win make
temporary aKranRemenls FOR transport
lnR paassnRsrs and freight. The Wa
bash win send its trains ever The Mis-
ssuEi Pacific iins, pia Hedalia and Mo-
berly.
TIE Lzur on KExzD AND WOUNDED.
As far Is aBoeFtainad al 10 O'Clock %.
asaht. Is as follows:
Killed as The auhooI oIEnnae--yoaia Ma
sou. aged u years; Bessie Enssrs. 9 years;
Nellie Ellis. II yeaFs; Julia Ramsey, Il
years; Ruth Jamisou, 10 years; Edna
Evans, II years; Robert Sprague, II
yearss e0R Of the superintendent Of
Telegraph of the Kansas City, Fort
Scott a Gulf road; 7. 4. Moore. Jr., ~
Year,, son Of T. T. Moore, one az she
most pfominent BUSINESS men ID the
eily; Richard Terry. II years; Mark
Lambert, II years; and Mary Bleh0p, 3
pears. Miss Ida Bowea. superintendent
Of the second door Of the school. vas
leFEibly crashed about the haad and
hips and died tonight.
Killed &C the overall faatoFy Jsnnie
Fitzgerald. aaed 20. skull crashed and
neok broken: Willie Eokman, ie years,
1he8t crushed and badly manQlsd; Nell
IA ffawamowma 49, a. 49, -. a .E..,s
crushed; Katie Crselman. seed II, large
aole IN head near the temple. and Wm.
&. Tovno. aRed IS, face oEashsd beyond
Killed As Smith q MoEntts-FFank
Q. 6milh, proprietor. 50 years.
Killed ~ she Courthou sa-Henrv
Dougherty, deputy sheriff, % years cid;
nd Wm. Hodges. depaty Recorder.
lied this afternoon. A young son Of
Postmaster Shelly was severely bruised.
lanes Bayley vas severely cut over the
re. Frank @. Madison, intefnal inin-
ties, ssrions; Beatrice Terry, sea broken;
Sellie Curry, arm broken and baok hurt;
Rva Harssell, 18, hsad cut; Katie Saith,
l6. severely Gus and bruised; MarRerot
Hoover, II, internally injured.
Injured at faesory--Jos. HoaF, pro.
lEietoE, collar bona bgaken and Leo fRAo-
iuged; Jaiius Hoar, 50. slightly bruised;
Mamie Crodon, rs, head Raahed. proBa-
1ly fatal; Lizzie Riley, bruised; Mary
Bart. huEt inteFnaliy; Jessie Woodward,
8, cut IN head; Annie Travis, 2i, thigh
lFushed and arm bgoken; Maggie Bird,
lFuised; A. b. Hatch, 50, arm broksn
md head end chest hurt; Kate Carroll.
8, cut In face; Annie and Bert Turner,
listers. bruised Stephen Morss. oat IN
iead.
inferred at the Courthouss-Edward
Hedges. leg broken; Jamss Chase and
Eugene Moore, hart about the head
Wa. ScnEFs. bruised.
IniuFed at the Stress EnRineer's ofics
W. A. Walden, seriously hart about
be head and body; Maiae Livetmore.
luFt abeut TIE head; Lisufsnant r, H.
Young, skull hurt.
Il Ia probable that the list viii not Be
completed for 9 day or tao, until the
Missing ones are accounted for. Sew
raj Of she injured ware probably car
led away without their names being
leDorted.
John FlaheFty was struck ca the head
Dy falling dsRstaG and vas killed.
THH LoW
II Kansas City cannot Be slatsd With
lny dehnitgneas, being ehiady IL small
Ind numeroas amounts. The following
lEe from estimates mades On the bridge
SO, 900; on the couFthouse go 900; On
Ihe overall faoloFy $1,000, Smith 4
koaatf. stock, $1,000; on buildine
owned by Frank Oglegby e95 .Q00; on
school house $1,000. There vas mach
iAmaEe IN the aggregate 70 partly I'm
shed baiidinas. Twenty-evs email
houses Ia process Of erection Ia the
1oatheastern part Of the city were
aiewn down.
The total damage 70 roaghly estimated
4 $4,000. q portion Of Whioh is Gov
red by storm Insurance..
1Ae Storm is aanegajsy oonsidered 10
asva been a hurricane. nos tornado o.
; cyclone. u vas q trsmsndoau Qale of
Wind with . eoodina rain. IelsRfaph
md telephone wires WsEe prosttAted 70
Iuah an extent ns % oompel total stop
page Of business fsr q TINA. Tba West
I'm Union had only one wire uorkinR
sat Of The city until niaht, when several
vera obtained.