The evening world., 1892-01-22
SCENES Of PAIN And HORROR
More Than a Hundred Inmates
Rescued Through Brave
Work.
my ASSOCIATED pEHss.

ITDIANAroLis, Jan. ?.!.-Ninetecn bodies
have thus FAR been taken from the ruins OF
the Surgical Institute Of thi, city, burned at
Midnight last night.
Those identified were as follows:
STELLA srIf-, aged thirteen, McCOmh. q.
WiII. RAAsrAck, aged eighteen, Milwaukee,
Wis.
lRMA PAYNE, aged seventeen, Minnesota.
MINSIE ARNOLD, aged seventeen.
FRED DR0ckEsDOElI, aged twcntS-two
saltwater Mlnn.
GEORGE ELLIS, aged thirty-iir", Kentucky.
iugh"na Mclean, aged twenty-Onc, oi
caldwell, Ind, Is missing ana thought To be
dead.
The bodies Of lima Payne and Minnie Ar
mold were found together.
Katie Sirausnn. "a young girl horribly IN
lmcd, died at = O'Clock al the annex. Th.rc
are undoubtedly Il large number Of bodirs
still IN the ruins.
The injured Will probably number thirty.
Those known 50 iar are;
Kate l.. Straughan, indianapolis, terribly
burned about the incr and back Mrs. Thomas,
indianapolis, badly burned about the lace
and body, suffering terribly; Fannie Brodcn,
Memphis, Tenn, burned ia Il dozen different
places; Mrs. Gales, Madison, Ind, Internally
injured by II fall from II ladder, probably
fatally; Mary Slcaih;, Warren, Ia, terribly
burned about thn feet III runninS
into the buluing hallway II the third nOOr;
Clara Morris. home not given. hurt In the
back: Grant Nanhrr' Athens, y. Y, hand
and ear burned: Clarence Mead, Athens, y.
y, legs slightly hurt; VIM. II. Albach, Duii-
KIN, y. y, slightly injured; I.colOGa
! knowles, Independence; ind, back hurt, BY
jumping out tAird-stON window; ". ".
| Wydn"r, Troy, onnU, internally injured by
iallin. Oul Oi - Nindow wNil" trying toe,
cane: VIII MdHsnc!d, OtScgO, y. l., loot
| hurt In pumping from roof To roof til hc
reached the ground Mrs. John :. Stoke,
! DanNillc, H.. spd.hcl anhlc Nellie Mason,
! Oi Nalw Orih, " H., jumped ont NJ third
Story wiHdUH ui the front part Of the bLIld-
| ins and VIII die ul her injuries Mrs. Lazarus,
| OF Texas, JuInpcd from M" secJui-stOry WIZ
dow OF III" rcar building and may die MIR.
q. j. simpson and little girl carried Out hy
| the Lrculcn, seriously UIlracd by the firc.
| Il. Connor. the iath"r of II little boy who
was patient, IN the effort 10 save his child,
| Icll from t.lo acc,nd t. liz" FIRST Moor ut Tho
~
ccivrd scrlutl-, II not fatal. internal injuries
The ilrG was one III the most appalling III
the history oi lniianapo!!>.
The Sa'iuid! surgical institute. was one
OF the mos lHn"uS Institutions OF Il, char
actrr IN tl!o Ialtcd states and Il was burned
+ to thu grouni.
| Tha Aic started at !niini- -At. Ia room 1t
/ the uili,~ building. Ab,No the offices weSt
] the wards O.. babes ana mo,hcI, and known
! 40 u, departments.
! The urlglH ~ tht lire i claimed to have
! been H. the appnldnuou cuMtI>ll oi som,
chemicals which had been placed Ia the room
and cir, ulalo ana papers a0lu, the room >UOl
/ were ai IA q. and III if,"cn miunt"1 The 'Ult
lower nJur VT, rnYri ped III ltmr..
| The LltvuddG', Dare.N nad time 10 awakrG
/ tnr pat, ''- In the hail "ui rupwr-room,
pandcmouium rcignrd, NnrcEs lor hell
went up A. M inmate, r,'lihcd their terri
bic situation.
White face, appeared AT each window OF
the large building, and pale lips could uc scci
bescocEinS sUncJr from hose bcipw, that
they might not perish Ia IIamc> after suTcr.
ins the most terrible paiu, from their aillc-
tions.
The police and u.emen and attendants all