Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-05
The HINCKLEY HORROR.
Two Hundred and Sixteen Bodies 10
Tho Cemeteries.
Other Wet ms Found In various
Pinces-An Unknown Number
OF Dead Ia the diii Pond.

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tayi; Buried at Hinckley and vicinity
2.5; Sandstone, 81; Pokogama, 25;
Miller, T.; estimate Of dead not found,
90. Total, S79.
The Hinckley horror IL dawning In
| its awful magnitude. There are now
lying ia the desolate cemcUnss under
a shallow covering OF sand, otin the
} rude rough boxes which take tbs
places Of c1skels, 2lO bodies. Il. j.
Weber, Of ~ @ CITY, who has had en-.
tire charge OF the Intern at, has had
hls work well In hand aui has KEEP.
most accurate accounts Of tue bod lee.
These figures are his aud Include those
buried by lheii friends.
The foreman OF tue Dlluih construc-
llUn train reported to Coroner Cowau
this afternoon that on tho nil at the
notih eud u the bridge across the
Gundsionc were nine bodies % CON.
plvtely incinera,e1 that the sex could
not be uiFtingulshed.
There uefe undoubtedly settlers and
men Ia the lumuot camps who have
nut yet been die Oytrod. a search for
them viii lie prosecuted with vtgor
aud they will be buried whore thsy
Ito. There is au unknown number Of
dead Ia th- mill POM. ttisas yet AZ.
proGimaied. The bank was covered
with sawdust and edglugs aud not far
away was the Brennan mill ani lum.
btfyard. A Iumber OF persons were
seen TO 20 TO the pond, but no one came
out alive aud AZ hot is the firo stll
burning tnete, II may DO day or two
before this pool Of ueath can DO oG.
amiuol.
At Pokegama tho dead have been
nearly all accounted Tor aud will not
run over thirty-hve. At Miller were
pulled twelve ana ut Sandstone sixty.
seven. These ngutes, with an cali.
mate OF these not yet found, bring the
number up 10 $40. Tue latter estimate
may bo too low, bat II " a matter of
absolute conjecture, aud IL l. here the
widely different reports arc founI
Some thing that a; least 200 sstllurs In
camps are yet TO bufounI.
STILL ACTIVE.
PINE CRY, MINI, Sent. 4.-Tbe
curious apathy which marked almost
every move lat Hlnckloy yesterday ave-
way to 1ustling activity thia morning.
Daring the night shack wa. not up
Tor n co,k house. In the early morn.
Ing al enclosed room was aided q IL
for the storage Of the tommi.safy eur.
pIlos. Tue people who hal remained |
over night were quaf,oT0d IN the tents |
which Captain Hart, quaftefmaster Of |
tue Fltst brigade Oi Minnesota Ma |
uontl Guard, had pitched lat evening. |
Volunteers we're more numerous than |
yesterday anu Affairs assumed n more
settled aspect. This early trains brought |
up men VINO came to work anu who
Jld not abandon themselves TO the
grANrcntion OF morbid state Of ouTi.
Osity, ~ did no many when brought up
yesterday, which was perhapa not an.
natural, bat under circumstances en-
tifely insTCusable. AZ nu early hour
a force OF mcn was started out TO the
cemetery 20 complete the work Of ia.
trfmonL There had been lett abUye
ground last night nny.sbven bodies
In boxes, anu daylight parties
were detailed out alter those
that had been located. TraTiui
search was made last night along the
Duluth right Of way 10 the north.
Yesterday parties located twelve bUdieg,
but closer SCRUTINY Of tho woods for \
distance from the tfscA
trvt alei several 0thrfs, Including 10
entire Green family, talner, mother
~ u tour children. B SIDES tho bUuy
Oi QUO R1wley, general freight auu
passenger ugeLt OF the Duluth 4 Win.
nipog fund, taken 10 HE homo s
uignt, nineteen others were picked IA
between Hiuoklcy and skunk Lake.
Two " three were evidently passengers
On Saturday, suulh.bound afternoon
limited. Most Of tue Olhtra were
settlers, anu tho remainder were
from Hinoklcy, who got fur.
ther away from the doomed ciiv. Que
Is tho body Of Mrs. John Nc SlmaTa,
On whose pcr'on was found $4,000 m
checks and $500 In currency, anu near
by was tue BODY Of boy, pATlislly
identified M Onu VI her sons. Tue
Robertson family Of i've, found yeslrf.
Jay, were Also brought In. Israel
the young Chicago
lawyer, VINO was reported a. among
Ihe loot ht Hinoklty, II safe. Ho lost
Ills Vallse but got out safely, anu 10
now At Hudson.
Ihis about completes the numbsr on
The hight OF n way to point slx miles
nut, nui ioois up total Of between
my ADD sixty, a scattered lew were
brought In from the country Just aero
The Giindst0no river, OAn man was
found In the gravel PIC ncf0ss the
rivernud was id0uliisd M Jolce Crow
VII, aged o..
Thomas Damn and family Of three
were buried today. Duuu was the
heroic telegraph operator who lost his
HE because no remained at his post uu. ,
~ the station was ON DE. lie sent an
order Tor the train 10 return anu take
.hote who wanted 10 escape. ThetrRiu
'arrled away over 900 prUuis from the
ire. Dunn then jumped from the
window aud s,arteI Tor the gravel PIT,
Vhefo no many saved their lives. Damn
vas within five rods 4 tho pic when
ie tell, Hnd was unable ~ got any
urihoL
Attempted 20 HoId AZ street Car.
81. LOUIS, Sept. 5.-rwo highway.
men attempted to hold up street car
N the Cas- aver NO late last night. As
result Frank Van Arsdale, conductor.
les Ut his home suffering from injuries
which may cause MS dsuh. When tho
'ltempt nj robbery was made there
we're pnssengors Ia the car. The two
men boarded the car several blocks
sst OF tue scene Of the attempt. Whom
an Atsdule went 10 collect tneir iars,
hey attached him. lilo offered rosist-
nee anu In tbs sculll, was knocked
.oHn ana kickui into an unconscious
lnuilion. tho mut0TmRn, Charlos
Warren, stopped the car 40 quickly A.
oislblr, auu came 10 the Conductors