New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10

reform" and administrative indifference. Over
the whole city there is mourning for the dead,
lamenta,ion for the dying, sympathy for the in-
jured.
The following list Of dead, with the States from
which they were appointed. contains twenty-five
names, including one unknown.
DEAD.
ALLEN, George l.. Pennsylvania
ARNOLD. George NJ. virginia
BOODY l.. W., New-York.
EANFS, samuel r.. PennsylSana.
PUSSIUs John. District of Columb-.
CHAPLIN. J. T.. South Carolina.
DALEY, jeremiah, PcnOsylNania.
PAGAN James r.. Kansas.
GAGE Joseph b. Michigan.
JORDAN, David C.. M.ssoc
JARVIS, NJ. NJ Michigan
JONES j. Boyd Wisconsin.
LOTUS. j. B., Ncw-York.
MAEDFR T. W. NcwYork.
MILLER n. F.. New.York
MILLER, Howard s. Ohio.
McFALf.. J. H., Wisconsin,
HULL. l.. g.. Kansas
sCIlRIEVER, William. Marylan1
WOOD II. y. state.
WILLIAMS. J.. NJ. Wisconsin.
DIR. NELSON, no state.
C. H. Miller is reported killed, hut it Is probable
that the name is meant for c. X. Miller, who was
supposed TO have been killed, but wiz recover.
The names Of Jordan and Paul have also been at
tached TO the unofficial death list as having been
taken out dead, but their bodies have not been
located Jordan is probably duplication OF the
name Of David C. Jordan, Of Missouri, who was
killed, and Paul may have been confused with
NcFau also killed One man taken from the
-uins dead was identified by bystander " Old
Man" McCaulcy who lived in Virginia. hut this
Identification was not verified, the death list
does not contain his name.
In 70 "A late hour to night VI T. Mull"iy. Of
Louisiana. had not returned 70 his hom,, and hc
is supposed to he among tho killed. His friends
bnyc ielooraphcd the family that h. j. dead.
At midnight it was known positively that
,wcntv.tyo men were killed and forty-fve in
jured
INJURED.
Tb, Injured as far as can be ssccrtainel are "a
follows:
AME,. A L. Iowa skull fractured. leg broken and in.
Jurcd internally.
BAKER ). bad scalp wound
BLACK \. C.. Indiana. fractured chceAbone and arm
CALVERT r. F. Maryland right leg foctuici.
Dowp J. r. Indiana fracture Of right foot scalp wounds
aud general bruisc-.
DWFY 5 j.. New.York.
DCSAPY. Louis.
DAVIS i,corgc w Missouri. scalp wound.
EsTERLING H. l.. Fort scott. Kan. seriously injured
FRY Washington. head badly cut.
GILLIAN H. H.. Virginia slight cuts on the head and
badly bruised ankle.
GTsrIS w. D, Ohio left arm broher.
HOWARD Dr. James H.. Maryland, colorcd scalp cut
Internal injuries.
HATHAWAY, 4. F.. Ohio.
HAMMER j. Tennessee injured In eye
HANDY ,icorgc, Colorado. slight head.
HYSE> Thomas Missouri. skull fractufcf
JOHNS J. o.. leg badly cut.
JOHNSON & A.. Missouri, left shoulder dislocatcd.
KING william H. Mississippi head face and
cut
kI,,I,l.I, w New-Ierscy. scalp wound
LOWE clifton, Iowa scalp wound.
ltGEK r. Mississippi. head aud INJURED internally
ILL.,, IUKf William w, District OF Columbia.
MiItALF frank. Massachusetts. disiocation OF hip.
McLAItIII.IN ~. NJ. Tennes
McCOKNAt II, j. L., Wisconsin, rib fractured
Mci.ACHAN, NJ. leg brokrn
Miller J. A., both legs broken between the knee
aud ankle.
MOORE, Charles j.. District OF Columbia RIBS broken
and scalp wounds.
ODRI>COLL. u. f.. New.YoIk scalp wound leg injured
and internal injuries
rArKIgK r. NJ Ncw-Yors. cuts abou; head ami face
PODY police officer. injured after the accident.
I'ki I1'r, g. r., Texas, scalp laccrated.
PENNINGION. T.. X. Alabama
PUNTENNY. c. NJ. Indiana head cut and nose broken
iOBIN>ON Charles. Colorado sight injuries In head and
ROHEY. George w. Maryland. leg broken.
sItwAI.f, j. ~, cut about head
SIMS, 4. T..
smADBoLr. G. D.. Missouri. (colorcd) dangerously IN
jurcd
SMITH L. A., Connecticut. compound fracture OF the
skull
SANS +. f. Illinois, about the head.
SMITH William.
soMMERs. r. e.. Ohio, ribs broken and head badly
THOMAS John H., scdaa. Mo-. arm broken
TFST r. W. Illinois. confusion Of scalp
WELLER {. H.. scalp wound and confusion Of back
wORLEY y. T.. Tennessee back and legs injured.
WHITE. James A.. Georgia. cut on head ana leg.
YorNT A. 49, Pennsylvania. head cut and Injured
internally
The following injured are at the hospital, their
condition at present being too bad to permit OF
removal:
fractured ribs
NtTCAI,r Frank seriously shocked from fall
AIMEs A. s. seriously Injured about neck face and
ankles.
SMITH Robert fractured skull. operation necessary
MCCORMACK, Or. y. T., eyes injured aud shocked BY
fall.
W\SUIyGTONs MOST AWFUL CALAMITY
The calamity il the most awful that has visited
the National Capital within the century OF i's
existence Ii is appalling in the knowledge that
annie warning had been sounded time and again
fearful in this that the city Is honeycombed win
buildings owned or rented by the Government as
rotten as the scene Of to-day's horror sckcnns
and heartbrcakne in the contemplation OF what
the future NAV have in store for the innocent vie
Tins of the sophistry of professional economists
and demagogues. Responsibility-wllerc will you
nlace itp Accountability-it is idle dream!
Intangible, indeed, ia this great, rich and power
ful Covcrnment and the most you can do is to
hold up to public scorn the IIolmans, the Richard
sors and the Cockrcls. who will vote to secure
their own safety and comfort, but will unhcsl-
tatircly endangcr the health and impcrl the lives
of helpless employees
In the shadow of death. distress and sorrow
which mas fallen upon Washington TO day it is
diricIt to wri,e with feelings of calmress or
resignation. Everybody in this city who has
y: id any att .nton to the matter has known for
years that the Government building which COL