The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-29
A LIST OF THE DEAD.
Those Identified up to Noon Included
in the Statement.

AAAOSo AN0utlACQ UP W NOOn
Ia the Statement.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2S, 12:30P. M
The following are the names OF the killed
throughout the city so far as identified:
KILLED.
| Mrs. Mary Hassom, No l79 LYtle street
Miss Annie Niles, Portland avenue
between Sixteenth and Sove lteenth streets
Mrs. Mclaughlin, Eighteenth and Baird
streets.
Mrs. Nellie Lellof. Eleventh and Lytlt
streets.
Mrs Person, Walnut street.
Tom Puff and Mrs. Natall, jefferson
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth.
Sister Mary Plus, Seventeenth and Broad
way.
Two unknown colored men at Tobe Hem
ry's stable, on Thirteenth, between Gray
| son and Walnut streets.
Nicholas j. Sullivan, No. 1905 Magazine
street; burned e. a crisp
William damon, Sixteenth street !;
charred to a crisp.
BE jamiu Chelt, a baker. Eleventh and
Magazine streets; charred to a crisp.
John Emercb, q saloon-keeper, Eight
ee1th and Main streets.
j. F. Moody, n colored boy, Thirteenth
and Walnut Streets buried under debris
An unknown coiored woman in an alley
near Twelfth street.
Thaddens Mason and c. Hathaway of
Chicago; Charles Nessebruch of Philadel-
phia aud Mary Ryan, a laundry girl;
Katie McKune, q laundry girl; Fannie Nc
Iii lty, a laundry girl; Bridget Crow, n
laundry girl; Maggie Campbell, a laundry
girl; all at the Louisville hotel
Francis Parker, and j. o. Scildt, an I'M
d9rtaker, Market street.
A small child of George w. Cuscaden.
Ctn~nall NJ 1IO1 tVaet ~
e. r. McCue OF Dauville, KY, killed in
Virgil Wrlght's cigar store, next to the
Louisville hotel.
An unknown woman at Twenty-sixth
and Magazine streets.
Patrick Raity, clerk for s. e. Ed
munds.
Ch irles Jenincks.
An unknown man, killed in a street car
at Tenth ard Main streets.
Rev. r. T.. Barnwell, rector Of 81. Johns
Episcopal church, Police Officer White, aud
Baldwin Mclaughlin, all at Eighteenth and
Baird streets.
August Fleischer, master Of the Falls
City market.
Mrs. Allen Peterson and Capt. T. Anger
meir, at rwenty-thirl and Market streets.
J. b. McCollom, at Thirteenth and Maple
streets.
William Demar, Pullman car conduc-
tor. and Mrs. L. Postellor, at Thirty-sixth
and High streets.
Hiss Castlemau, on Seventeenth street.
Theodore Angelman; at Thirty-third and
Market streets.
THE INJURED.
The following is the list Of injured:
Virgil Wright, bruised about the body.
j. II. Riley, station master at the union
depot, bruised ia the side aud breast.
Thomas Allen, ticket agent at the union
depot. leg broken.
=. T. Smith, Of the transfer company,
hip fractured.
William Conley, Of Seventh street, badly
injured.
Thomas Moore, of Madison street, below
Thirteenth, bruised aud cut about the
head
W. r. Howard, general superintendent Of
the Monon route, slightly bruised.
William Liu1sley, gatemaI at the union
depot, bruised about the body.
Charles Taylor of Jelfsrsonyille, in
terualIy injured
Green Fow, baggage master at the un.oa
depot, arm broken.
Clarence Lewis, ticket agent at the union
depot, back sprained.
Mrs. Louis Whitman. Of Market street,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, back
broken.
Thomas Moore, Injured about ths body.
Greel Powell ls)loreil, Of Guthrie street,
shoulder dsloeate3.