Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-05
of humanity buried therein will be
dealing pollution and death to all the sur
rounding country.

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rounding country.
NDENTIFYING THE DEAD.
Up to 8 o'clock 150 bodies had been
taken from the ruins. Most of them are
unrecognizable, and they are being taken |
away and buried as fast as possible. In
vast number of cases the bodies are
almost completely burned, but the cloth
ing or something of the kind sometimes
makes the identity of body complete.
AvE.DIGGERs NEEDED.
What is needed here to-day more than
anything is grave-diggers. This morn
ing hundreds of bodies were lying
around, and there was no one to dig
graves. At least fifty funerals have al
ready passed the Associated Press head
quarters. 1t is not an unusual thing to
zee two or three coffins carried along, one
after the other. followed by number OF
mourners, all in the same family. 1t IS
impossible to secure conveyances OF any
kind, and consequently all funeral pro-
cessions are on foot.
TO RELIEVE THE sHERIFFs.
General Hastings has ordered the
Fourteenth Regiment to Johnstown to
relieve the Sheriffs, who are worn out.
The Pittsburg contractors have g number
of men at work, and have placards cali
ing for 1000 men.
| ADDITIONAL LIST OF DEAD.
Among the bodies recovered this
morning the following were identified
Mrs. Harry r. Smith, wife of the cashier
Of the Johnstown Company, and infant !;
| Adolph Nathan, proprietor Of the Johns
4 49, 1a okr n
| Harry p. Garther, clerk of the Adams
9. Bearn and wife, L. l.. Smith. Mrs.
Thomas Williams, w. E. Hoops, secre.
| tary Johnstown Company; Charles
Marshall, Squire Fisher and family.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, June 4.-The follow
ing additional death list has been pre-
pared with care. Implications may occur,
but, considering the chaotic condition OF
affairs at the morgue, it is impossible to
be perfectly accurate: Miss Laura Ham,
ilton, Mrs. Kuorr, Elmer Brinker, A.
Little. Of Pittsburg, Charles II. Welson,
Hulburt House, Mrs. Christy, of Butler,
Miss Jennie Wells, John Andrews, John
House Porter (colored), William Henry
Jacob Wild, Mrs. Jacob Wild, Mrs. W,
W. Jones, Howell Powells, two male
children, George 81. Baldwin, William
Layton, Miss O'Connell, sister of Cap
tain OConnell, Mr.. Mccoy, John O
,, Richards, Frank II. Harris, son OF John
T, (Chief Of Police), Arthur Smith, Car
rie S. Barbour, aged 16, Frank Dimond
Miss Annie Falcon, Mrs. Gels, James G
Cox, of Philadelphia, Mrs. Jas. FroDhir
VIM. Penrod, James j. Murphy, s
daughter OF Mr.. Murphy, (Bessie,) gir
: II years old, supposed to be Fitzharris
Miss Hotter, Katie Kreiger, Miss M. l.
Davis, John Streum, Mary Davis, Walter
B. Hayes, Harry Forbes. ]. W. s., 81
years old, Mrs. Andrew Young, Jos. B
Cox, Rosa Greenwald, Geo. d. Kali, DR.
Marbury, Jessie Bending, Elizabeth
Bending, Annie Fliegly, of Somerset, Pa.
Carrie Diehl, John Shoemaker, Davit
Dayton, Mrs. Mary Single, Ewing Lego
non, Sofia Blouch, Potrick McNulty,
Charles F. Butler, Mrs. S. M. Jones
Jessie Hamilton, Miss Harrigan. James
Murtha, VIM. L. Davis, Samuel B. ED
ridge, Samuel E. Hanekamp, Campbell
Peyton, Charles Bischoff, Joseph Ross
Geo. Mcdowell, Hattie H. Smith, of Os
borne, Ohio, Henry Seibert, Toseph Pot
1 ter, ST., Margaret Vinton, Martha Nor
' gan, Mrs. Mary Keedy, Miss Rost
Zsller, Mrs. Agnes Mcdowell, Mrs
Hays, Mike Thomas, Mary Joben
: Annie Rose, GertIe Rose, Samuel Cush
! Josph Cush, Daniel Cush, Annie Cush
q Mrs. Thomas and baby, Jane Keenan,
, Lewis Weinzeral and wife, Mary Steinle,
Kate Steinle, John w. Steinle, Mrs
Annie Flechenstein, Reno Flechenstein
Jacob Bopp, Mrs. VIM. Smith, Barbars
Sarlouis, Rose Murphy, VIM. Murphy
Kelly Murphy, Mrs. T. Hays. L. Wenz
earl and wife, Mr.. Ambs, Mr.. Tokatch
j. Tokatch, Mrs. John Toke and two
children, F. Melzer, ]. Waise, Mrs. John
Snider, Mary Farley, Pat. Carr. Mary
Kentz, B. ]. James and daug ghtel
Maggie, VIM. Smith, wife and three
children, Ben sarey, Mary Deenan, Lena
Kirby, Fitzharris, Boyle family (three
dead), Earlo McEuany family (foul
dead), Snider, ]. Luther and child
Emma Keane, Ed Reilly, Mary Muphy,
John Murphy, M. Freidelberger,
Aug. Neeky, George Bowser, Lewis
Steiner, Mary Griffin, Catherine kelliD
and eleven members OF family, Miss
Gsffney, Mrs. Manahan, Mrs. Gaffney
, and two daughters, Mrs Grant, Mr.: Pat
: Madden and daughter, Hamilton Clark,
| w ilildm Slhikt Nulpo b1hDCip, ulfos LIZ
! zie Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Vie
ner and child, Mrs. and Miss Underzadt,
Moses Fischer, Mary Cleary, Philip
Comstock, George McDarrell, Lily Nc.
Darrell, Claus Bemlin, Mrs. Rose Hill,
Joe Williams, Sarah Harris, Mrs. Harris,
Maggie Harris, Heldert Harris (boy),
Charles B. Hoffman, Mrs. Bremin, Viii.
liam Fitzner, George McDar, Jennie
Peyton, Mrs. Peyton, Samuel E. Henns-
kamp, E. Sellrotz, q. P. st. John, Jas.
Willis, Captain J. Morrow, of Mount
Savage, John Oarlarin, w. S. Spitz, D.
w. Layton, Emma Zimmerman, Walter
B. Haines, Mrs. w. B. Haines, Sofia
Blough, Mrs. Horoe, Rose Greenwald,
Kats Fitzharris, Joseph G. Cox,
George Nurerzagt, Chas. Benke, Frank
Wheat. Moses Strands, Sadie G ageby Mrs
Ellie Layton, Miss Mary Layton, ]. M.
Splitter, Mrs. 7. S. Blanck, Harry
Forbes, Walter Spitz, Phil. Spitz, Emma
CANNED, Jontban Carlin, DR.. Marburg,
Geo. Kull, Jessie Bending, Annie F.
Legel, Mary Purce, Mrs. Kratzer, Miss
Wagner, w. Fare, Mrs. Davis, Harry
Craig, OF Montreal, and two children,
Mrs. Huff, Jessie Briscon, Bell Stern,
Mrs. Richard Worihengen and child,
Geo. Brainley, John McClaren, Annie
McClaren. Ed. Kerlan, Maggie Evans,
Daisy T. Evans, Rose Benheiser, w. N.
Tedman, VIM. Smith, Mrs. Sheibaugh,
John Smith, Miss Raab, Mrs. McCona-
hey and child, Thomas Gallagher, Mrs.
Vim IT Harria Mrs Tom Smith Gath