The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-10
LIST OF CASUALTIES.

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of dead. with the names of the States from
which the victims were appointed. contains
twenty-five names. ncluding one unknown:
UNKNOWN MAN, taken from the ruins at
O'Clock this evening. evidently clerk.
GEORGE ALLEN. of Pennsylvania.
GEORGE w. ARNOLD, of Virginia
j. w. BOODY. OF New York.
SAMUEL p. BANES, of Pennsylvania.
JOHN BUSSIUS. District of Columbia
AKTHuR L. DIETRICH, of Kentucky.
JEREMIAH DALEY. OF Pennsylvania
JOSEPH B. GAGE, OF Michigan.
DAVID G. JORDAN. Of Missouri.
ID. NJ. JARVIS. of Michigan.
lloyd JONES, of Wisconsin.
+. Is. LOTUS, of New York.
=. w. MAEDER,
B. f. MILLER. of New York.
HOWARD o. MILLER, of Ohio.
y. ID. MCCALL, OF Wisconsin.
E; VS. e. SKULL. y IL Of Sansas iS.wS ,,.r,,n,
II. .. WOOD, -,
K. NJ. WILLIAMS, OF Wisconsin.
j. T. CHAPLIN, south Carolina This Is the
man hrsS Identified aS Dietrich ana then sup
posed 10 be Dogsett.
G. II. Miller is reported killed, but 1t is
probable that the name 10 meant TOT Z. II.
Miller, who was supposed TO have oeen
killed. but will recover. Inc names OF
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 dupli.
cation of the name of David 4. Jordan, OF
Missouri, who was killed, and Paul may
have been confused with McFall, also
killed. One man taken from the ruins dead
was identified by bystander as old man
McCauley, who lives in Virginia, but this
identification as not verified. As the death
list does not contain his name.
THE INJURED.
A. L. AMEs. of Iowa. skull fractured, leg broken
and Pures y ealnsaT Internally Maryland right leg
fractured.
s. j. DEWEY. of New York
GEORGE w. DAVIS of Missouri, scalp wound.
H. b. EsTERLING. of Fort Scott, Kan, seriously
injured.
WASHINGTON FRY, head badly cut
w. s. GUsTIN, or Ohio. left arnsDroken.
De. JAMES ii. HOWARD, OF Iaryland (colored,
scalp cut and internal injuries.
in. HAMMER. of Tennessee, injured In eye.
GEORGE HANDY tcolorcd), slight cuts on head.
THOMAS HYNEs, OF Missouri, skull fractured.
j. q. JOHNS. leg badly cut.
W. kUGLER. of New Jersey, scalp wound.
CLIFTON LOWE, OF Iowa, scalp w0une.
WILLIAM W. LECTURE. District or Columbia.
L. LEGER, OF mississippi head cut and injured
internally.
FRANK MErcALr, of Massachusetts. disloca-
G. NJ. MLAUGHLIS. of Tennessee.
j. p. MCCORMACK, OF Wisconsin, depressed
fracture OF ribs.
l.. NJ. PATRICK, of New York, cuts about head
and face.
dent.
G. PRUlTr, of Texas, scalp lacerated.
p. X. PENNINGTON, OF Alabama, skull fract-
ured.
CHARLES ROBINSON. of Colorado, slight in
juries in head and back.
J. A STEWART, cut about head
i. H. SIMS.
&. A. SHADBOLT, OF Missouri (colored), danger
II. B. SMITH, OF Tennessee
K A. SMITH. of Connections, compound frao-
F.F. SANS. of Illinois, cut about the head
p. U. scMMEIss, of Ohio, ribs broken and head
badly cut,
JOHN II. THOMAS, OF Sedalia, No., arm broken.
F. W. TEST, of illinois, confusion of seal
q. X. WELLER, scalp wound and confusion Of
n. 4. woRLEY. of Tennessee. back and legs in
jured.
JAMES A. WHITE, of Georgia. cut on head and
leg.
A. G. Young. of Pennsylvania, head cut and
injured internally.
and arm.
CHARLES J.MooRE, District of Columbia. ribs
broken and scalp wounds.
b. +. DRIsCOLL, OF New York. scalp weund, leg
injured and injured internally.
j. A. MILLER. District of Columbia, both legs
broken between the knee and ankle
WILLIAM 4. king, Mississippi head. face and
arms cut.
C. A. JOHNSON, Missouri. left shoulder dis
located.
c. NJ PUNTENNEY, Of Indiana, head cut and
nose broken.
R. /. GILLIAN, of Virginia, slight cuts on head
and body bruised.
j. b. DOwD, of Indiana. fracture of right foot;
scalp wounds and general bruises.
GEORGE W. RoBEY. of Marland. leg broken.
The superintendent in charge of the
emergenny hospital says none OF the men
at that place will die. The following in
jured are at the hos pital. their condision at
present being too bad to permit Of removal:
". w. TEST, seriously injured about face and
arms, and fractured ribs.
FRED METCALF, seriously shocked from fall.
A. L. AMEs, seriously hurt about neck. face
and ankles.
ROBERT SMITH, fractured skull; operation
necessary.
MIDsIGHr.-The total number of dead is
now known to be twenty-four and the In.
jured. SO far as ascertalned. aggregate fifty.
two. The hospitals report all patients do
ing nicely.