St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-11
DEAD AND INJURED,
List So Far as Learned at a Late
Hour Last Night.

Hour Last Night.
CHICAGO, July TO- Following is list
Of the dead and injured as far as known
at 10 o'clock. The work at the burned
building is being carried on in utter
darkness. owing to the complete de-
struction of the electric light wires.
Six bodies. all of them burned beyond
recognition. have been taken from the
debris since o'clock:
WILLIAM DAVIS, killed by leaping from
the cupola
WILLIAM H. DEMING. terribly burned
and crushed by jumping from cupoIa.
PHILIP BREEN, was on cupoIa when roof
fell
JAMES GREEN. fell through roof into
flames
CBCRTON E. PAGE, captain Worlds Fair
Engine Company No. ), killed by jumping
JAMES a. CARNEY. captain Worlds Fair
Engine Company No. /. burned to death.
JOHN NJ BRIDE. leg broken, body horribly
burned; died in hospital.
CAPT. JAMES FITZPATRICK. assistant
chief worlds fair fire battalion arm broken,
body burned and crushed in falling; died in
hospital
JOHN CAHILL, burned in ruins.
PAUL SCHROEDER, burned in ruins
UNIDEN TIED LINEMAN, working on
electric light wires burned in ruins.
LIEUT.. JOHN II. FREEMAN, burned in
ruins.
LIEUT.. MOULTIER, Truck Company No.
16 died in the hospital.
CHARLES PURYIS, lieutenant of Engine
Company +.
JOHN :. SMITH. driver Engine Company
No. 3.
FOUR COLUMBIAN GUARDS names not
known.
undoubtedly dead:
@. H. BLAIZDELL.
NJ. DIXON
". A. HUFF
A LOTTO.
NJ 5. BONFIELD.
". 6. STCRM
At midnight the following men are
also missing, and are said TO be lost:
NJ McQUADE, driver Engine No. ..
RALPH BRUMMOND, electrical engineer
OF storage building.
- HOWARD. a. lieutenant of ENGINE
Company No. 3.
The Injured are W. p. Mahoney, both
legs broken. badly burned; F. j. Frank,
leg broken and body burned, may die;
FRANK Berlingberg, badly burned and
internally injured, will die; S. Nor
drum, burned and bruised; Capt.
Thomas Barry, of the worlds
fair fire boat, badly burned, arm
crushed ana amputated, may die:
John Davis, hands and face burned:
William Lenehan, face and head burned
and leg mangled; Martin KnbaIl, of
st. Paul, Columbian guard, hands and
arms burned; H. Breckenridge. of Fire
castle, Va, Columbian guard, face and
hands burned; Marshal James l.. Ken
yon, chief Battalion No. 2, leg badly
cut and mangled: E. II. Donahoe.
Columbian guard, slightly burned;
NJ. Murray, burned and nearly suffo-
Gated; W. Z. Fisher, eyes and face
burned: W. Lunch. scalp wound; G. s.
Human, hand scalded; &. 8. French.
right foot crushed; Fred Goets, right
hip broken.
Capt. Phillips, in charge of the Co.
lumblan guards at the service building.
said tonight:
There are four men missing in the
companies which are quartered near
me. 1 cannot say how many Of the
boys met their death in that trap,
and it will in all probability be
noon tomorrow before we Will
know how many men we have lost.
Quartermaster App tells me he saw
fifteen guards go up the wooden stairs
inside the tower just before the fire
burst all around them. carrying two or
three leads of hose. But three of these
men were seen to come down. What
has become of the others, God only
knows. But they nay have escaped in
the confusion; L hope so; but it seems
impossible"