Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-10

Maeder. T. w. -.
Miller, B. i. New York.
Miller, Howard 5. (Ohib).
McFall, J. Ii. Wisconsin,.
Shull. L. q. (Kansas)
Schriever. William (MarylanO.
Wood. II. =. -.
Williams, +. NJ. (Wisconsin).
CASES OF DOUBT.
C. II. Miller is reported killed, but it is
probable that the name Is meant for @. Il.
Miller, who was supposed to have been
killed, but will recover. The name oil
Jordan and Paul have also been attached
to the unofficial death-list as having been
taken out dead. but their bodies have not
been located. Jordan IS probably du-
plication of the name OF David G. Jordan,
of Missouri, who was killed, and Paul may
have been confused with McFall. also
killed.
"oLD MAN McAULEY.
Ono man taken from the ruins dead was
identified by bystander as old Man u
McCauley, who lives in Virginia, but this
Identification was not verified, a3 the
death-llst does not contain his name.
THE INJURED.
The injured are:
Ames. A. L. Qowa). skull fractured. leg
broken, and injured internally.
Calvert, +. +. (Maryiand); right lee
fractured.
Dewey. S. ]. CNew York;.
Dsvls, George W. (Alissouri) scalp
wound.
Easterling, p. B. Fort Scott. Kans.) ;
seriously injured.
Fry, Washington; head badly cut.
Gustin, W. 5. (Ohio): left arm broken.
Howard. Dr. James Hltsieryiand). col
ored scalp cut internal injuries.
Hathaway. @. I. (Ohio).
Hammer. j. n. (Tennessee); injured in
Handy, George (cOloreD; slight cuts on
head.
Hvnes. Thomas (AIissouri); skull frac-
tured.
Johns. S. G.. leg badly cut.
Kugler, w. New Jersey; scalp wound.
Lowe, Clifton Qowa) scalp wound
Lecture. William w. District of Colum-
bia).
Leger. E. (MississippD; injured inter
Metcalfe. Frank (Nlassachusetts); dis
location of hip.
McLaeuhlan, G.. NJ. (Tennessee).
Mccormack, j. p. (Wlsconsin) deprsss-
ed fracture OF ribs.
McLachlsn. VI. leg broken.
Patrick r. NJ (New York;; cut about
head and face.
Police officer: injured after accident.
Pruitt, G. T. (Texas); scalp lacerated.
Pennington. z. X. (Alabama); skull
fractured.
Robinson. Charles (colored), slight inju-
ries in head and back.
Stewart, j. A.. cut about head.
Sims. +. L.
Shadbolt, c. D.. (colored. Missouri
dangerously injured.
Smith, +. b. (Iennessee).
Smith. Il. A. (Connecticut); compound
fracture of skull.
Sans, L. +. Olinols) cut about head.
smith, William NJ.
Sommors. p. U. Ohio; ribs broken and
head badly cut.
Thomas, John II. (Sedalia MOI; arm
broken.
Test, F. W. Qllinois); confusion of
scalp.
Woller, C; R.; scalp wound and contu-
sion of back
Morley, y. T. (Tennesseo); back and
legs injured.
White. James A. Georgia.; cut on head
and legs.
Yount, A. g. Pennsylyania) head cut
and injured internally.
Black. A. G. Qndiana); fractured cheek
bone and arm.
Moore. Charles J. District Of Colum-
bia): ribs broken and scalp wounds.
Driscoll. Il. +. New York; scalp wound.
leg injured, and injured internally.
Miller, j. A. (DIstrict of Columbia) /;
both legs broken between knee and ankle
Puntenney, G. III. Qndiaua); head cut
aud nose broken.
Gillian. II. I'll. (Virginia); slight cuts on
head and body bruised.
Dowd. J. b. Qndiana); fracture of right
foot. scalp wounds. and general bruises.
Robey, George w. (Naryland); leg
broken.
WILL PROBABLY RECOVER.
The superintendent IN charge of the
Emergency Hospital says none of the men
at the hospital will die. Charles X. Miller
and the colored man ShGdbo.t were re-
moved TO their homes.
The following injured are at the hospital.
their condition at present being too Dad to
permit OF removal: L. w. Test. Frank
Metcalfe. A. ). Ames. Robert Smith, and
DIR. o. p. Mccormack.
The body found shortly after o'clock
was vaguely identified tonight IS that OF
DR.. Nelson.
THE SEARCH ENDED.
The laborers did not cease their efforts
ClOCh. DJ tulS tubJ
had reached the bottom OF the excavation.
that In the basement. and further search
seemed useless, as the debris III all parts
of the building had been entirely cleared
away. Some held that two laborers
at work IN the basement at the time of the
accident wero still missing. but as the
search had been SO thorough nothing to
warrant its continuance could be shown.
But one body, that OF DIR. Nelson. was
found during the last seven hours OF the
search. and those in charge of the work
think it impossible that more remain in
the ruins. The work was therefore stopped,
the streets ropsd close 10 the building.
and police guard stationed there for the
night.
TWENTY-FIVE KILLED; ToRrY-rIyE INJURED.
Arthur DIETRICH, whose name appears
among the list Of killed, was not hurt
The body supposed TO be his was tonight
identified as that Of J. K. Chaplin. OF South
Carolina Up to lsto hour tonight MIR.
Malledy, Of LOUISIANA, had not returned
TO his home and he Is supposed to be
among the killed. His friends have tele-
grapheds the family that he Is dead. At
midnight it was known positively that
twenty-five men were killed and forty
i've injured.
NUMBER or DEAD TwEHTy-vouR.
At2A. al. the list OF dead by Yesterdays
disaster was twenty-four, the latest addi-
tions being named Gage, Of Missouri and
Hulindv ~ Ixouiaiauh.