The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-16
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List of Dead and Injured.

List or Deau ana injured.
The list of the dead will probably
reach forty. Following is list of the
dead, injured and missing, as far as
known:
Dead-C. D. Champoix semple, Of
Boston, internal injuries; Thomas
Down, Wheeling, left side crushed in;
an unknown man, about 40 years old; j.
r. Roby, Radford City, Va, fractured
skull, left arm broken above elbow and
face smashed; Elmer Barber, Cincinnati,
legs and arms broken and internal in
juries; William Alois. Ohio, three fin
gers off, head crushed and both arms
broken; Q. w. Haafenbach, Wheeling,
w. Va, internal injuries; Dick Cor
man, Dolphin, Pa, general injuries;
John Adams, Cincinnati, nose broken
and internal injuries; Frank Adams,
Cincinnati, neck broken and internal
injuries; Robert Baird, Newport, KY,
jaw broken, arm and back broken; An.
drew Baird, Pittsburg, skull crushed
and general injuries; Charles Gresham,
Covington, arms, legs and head broken;
Edward Sullivan, Ludlow, KY, skull,
jaw and right shoulder broken, three
fingers broken; James johnson. Havre
de Grace, Md, compound fracture of
skull; Dennis Harlow, Parkersbury, W.
Va, general injuries; Charles Stall,
Ironton, O., forehead crushed in; Charles
Tyre, Mitchell, Ind, head broken; Will
lam Barton, Pendleton, KY, head
crushed; Patrick Murray, Greenbrier,
w. Va, general injuries.
Injured-Daniel Binkley, 81 years old,
Hill station, O., badly injured internally
and about the head and legs; Bruce
Thomas Thomas, indianapolis, head cut
and right ankle sprained. Joe Airing,
Newport, KY, head, arms and shoulders
cut: German, name unknown, head
cut and right arm dislocated; Charles
II. Wilkerson, louisville, KY, slightly
bruised on shoulders; Benjamin Arnold,
Nicholasville, KY. shoulder dislocated
and head cut John j. Murray. Newport,
head cut and right ear mangled; Will
lam Thomas Xenia, o., bruised slightly;
John Philips, Newport, left leg broken
in three places below the knee, head cut
and terrible internal injuries, will die; a
white man, known as rabbit" Helm
niger, left arm fractured and body
bruised; 9. II. Fetters, Ironton, o.,
left ankle broke, flesh of right leg torn
away at calf; A. l.. Thomas, head cut;
j. p. Lynch, colored, internally injured
and leg broken; F. Burkeley, bruised
and cut; William Wilson, inspector Of
works, bruised and cat about head and
body; Frank Wallace, injured about
| the body; Harry Osborn, London, Eng,
skull crushed-will die; Thomas LAWN,
Covington, head badly cut and shoul-
ders dislocated; Henry Kramer, New
| port, head cut; Dan Binkley, Newport,
face and back cut; S. Fl. He'll, no home,
fingers and back hurt; Thomas Krause,
residence not known, cut about the
head.
The Missing.
The missing-Martin Luther. La
grange, KY; Frank Murie, Newport,
head carpenter; George Burg, Coving-
ton; Burton, Winchester. Will
lam W. Essling. Newport Fred Brant,
CINCINNATI Dick Adams, Cincinnati.
Those of the workmen who came out Of
the wreck uninjured as nearly as could
be learned were as follows: Frank Wal
lace, B. Thomas and Alex. Thomas.
Others who came out safely departed
for their homes or became mixed up in
the crowd.