Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-04

posed of, and to-day as many more received
Those identified are:
Charles A. Marshall.
Mrs H. Il. DeF'rances.
A son and daughter of DR.. Poland
Mrs. Katzensten and son.
Mr.. Long, a butcher
Nose Strause.
Frank Wheat.
Sadie Gageby.
Mrs. Ella Layton.
Miss Mary Leyden.
The Huribut house porter, colored, sup
posed to be William Henry.
Jacob Wild.
Mrs. Jacob Wild,
Mrs. w. w. Jones,
Howell Powels and two sons,
George II. Baldwin,
William Layton,
Mrs. OConnell.
MIR. Mckay,
John o. Richards,
Patrick McNally,
Charles F. Butler, assistant treasurer of
the &. /. G.. company,
Mrs. S. NJ Jones,
Jesse Hamilton,
Z. w. McCaley,
Miss Harrigun,
James Murtha,
William l.. Davis,
Samuel e. Edredge,
Miss Laura Hamilton,
Mrs. Knorr, whose body has been robbed
Of valables,
Elmer Brinkley,
Mr. A. Little, of Pittsburg.
Charles II. Wilson.
A female resembling Miss Ella Layton,
Nellie Williams,
John Burns, brakeman on the c., l. Co.
Miss Jennie Nells,
John Andrews,
Frank H. Harris,
Arthur Smith,
Currie s. Barbour,
George Randolph,
Frank Diamond,
Annie Fallon, 81
A lady supposed to be firs Gels,
James g.. Cox,
Mrs. James L. Frouheiser,
Amelia liobb,
William Penrod,
James j. Murphy,
Bessie Murphy,
A young lady, with the initials "W, H."
on ring.
Miss Halter.
M. l.. Davis,
John Steum.
Mary Davis.
Peter Brown.
Minnie Linton.
Charles Felex Harris.
Charles Rohnke.
Thomas Matthews.
Bertha Hoffman.
Mrs. b. +. Hoffman.
Florence Hoffman.
Fred A. Hoffman.
Marian Hoffman.
Joe Hoffman.
DIR. w. G. Beam.
A. Lytlc.
Laura Hamilton.
Mrs. John ID. Hornick.
Conrad Weese.
August Derris.
THE DEAD AT KERNvILLE ARE
Three little children of N Shanks.
Mrs. Walter Dawes
Mrs. John Howker.
MRS. Ream.
Mrs. W. Wesley Stuff.
Mrs. Jacob Swank.
Luther BoWman's child.
Jessie Hamilton.
Mrs. l.. W. Delaney.
Otto Cooper
Annie Reese.
Windsor Reese.
Ella White.
Maggie White.
Charles Muscer.
Mrs. Edward Brennan, daughter of Ber-
nard CunZ.
Mrs. Knolley
Salle Lavey.
Mrs Kinney, mother of Joseph Kinney
A child of John Murl's.
Mrs Robert Nixon.
Mrs Dyer.
James Howard
Mrs j. j. Craig.
j. j. Craig.
Mrs Rachael Forkes.
David Fischer.
Margaret Fischer.
George Fischer.
John II. Fischer.
Miss Fischer's servant girl.
Mrs. Kinney.
Five unknown bodies.
KERNviLLE's CONDITION
Kernville is in deplorable condition. rh,
living are unable to take care of the dead
The majority Of the inhabitants wer,
drowned. A shanty of boards has beer
erected on the only remaining street in tn,
town. This is the headquarters for tn,
committee that control the dead. AS quicKl,
as the dead are brought they are placed il
boxes and then taken 10 the cemetery an,
buried
AN AvARIcIous MILKMAN.
A milkman who was overcharglng for mill
this morning narrowly escaped lynching. In
furiated men appropriated all his milk ant
distributed it among the poor and then drov'
him out of town.
The body of the Hungarian who wa
lynched in an orchard last night has beer
recovered by his friends. The inhumai
monster was noticed as he cut off four fingers
of a woman's hand. He dropped the finger
in his pocket, where they were
found when he was captured
they took him TO an orchard on the hill
side and hanged him.
There is but one street left in the town
About one hundred and fifty-five houses ar,
standing where once there stood thou
sand.
A thousand is low estimate of the live,
lost from this town. But few bodies have
been recovered. 1t is directly above the
ruins and the bodies have tioated down int
them, where they burned. walk through
the town revealed a desolate sight. Only
about twenty-five able-bodied men have sur
yived and are able to render assistance
Men and women can be seen will
black eyes, bruised faces and cut heads
They were injured IN the flood, and sine
that have not slept Their faces have turnet
sickly yellow, and dark rings surrount
their eyes. Many Of the women have sue
cumbed TO nervous prostration.
For two days but little assistance coul'
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