Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-16
TERRIFIC EXPLOSIONS
Shake Tho City As II 10 Tho A50llll
Of An Earthquake,
WELL KNOWN Uru BOY KILLED.


Burln, Mont, Jan. 10.
Dr. Duniori, DenusE
Your sgu wan kil.UI lat night iu the
sxui1plou. Have Identified the body.
] anu waiting Instruction.
NRs. j. LANusTRorE
Tho foregoing dltpatch was received
by DR.. Duuford this morning. a Icle'
rfam has been sont 90 Butte aaking Tor
further particular, ana q reply is OK.
rsg,od this afternoon. IN case the
report 10 verified Dr. DuntOrj will take
this sveniug's north-bouud train for
the scene Of the accident. Thoro seems
to be very little doubt ~ to tho correct
ness OF tins statement m tho diapa'ch'
Alma Bailey Duuiogd was the boy
name, although hu IL beet known by
the name Of Bailey Duuford. dc was
the son Of Df. Almu b. Duu'oriioi this
city, and Susie Young Gates, OF Provo
Ho was q Promising young man OF pre-
possessing appearance, aud WIS In his
twentieth year. After leaving school
ha studied architecture with MI
Klcttiug, OF this city. Tor several ytars.
DO went to Butte about two months
since In search Of employment, not be-
Ing able to obtain it here.
10 will be decided lator what will be
done with the body. The news wac to
be communicated 20 tho ysuns man's
mother this afternoon.
HELENA, Mont, Jan. lG.--rhe latest
from Butte, received here says that
over ono hundred were killed by last
uighpe explosion. Tho fire depart
uent was nearly wiped out and tho
lanes exhausted thumfClves. The
buiidinga burned include tue ware
houses OF the Butte Hardware COM
pnny, Parchon D'Auchel Drug Co..
and Kenyon, Council Mercantile Co..
the old electric light works, the old
schlltz brewing building, flour and
feed warehouse. The contents were
entirely destroyed. Tho lota Sc large
but 10 not estimated yet The Great
Northern freight depot was completely
wrecked anu xix wood cars burned.
THE DEAD AND IHJugrD.
BUTTE, Mont, Jan. 10 Following
hrc tue names VI tho dead as far 40
known;
Al Cameron, chief Of nra depart
ment; John Sloan, nsslslauii III
Sloan, George FiiUr, samuel Ash, ku,
Aiorland, Wm. Maguc, Dave Mosvs,all
hfumon; Charles Guttcnbers, Con
BAtnia, Cleo. Galbraith, }. J. McHnlei
Proi. Robbins, John j.. hnrghh
G.. l.. Tracy, G.. W. Eugilsh, Poiiuu-
man FIoi keruhvCk, James O'Loafy
Albert Goddard, j. II. Charles, 60
Pierce, - Foster, Mike Meade, George
Walton, William smith anu J. 4. Mil
Ter.
The Injured are: Mike OMEN, cut
ia the head n. Il. orr broken Jaw
John Cole, four TibH broken; Henry
Earle, back hurt; James McElToyi
kueecap Amnshsu; Melbourne Tracy
Injured internally arm broken;
George Dewey, back injured; VIM.
Singleton, right arm brokcni O. A.
50. Clair, hip aud arm btuiSoui
AHNAA AANkHAAAAH " rs ANNN So" hHlH.'H
arm; Henry ligJermau, right log
broken; W. l.. Mice, head bruised;
W, GIOssen, back Injured Il. A,Woali
back injured; Mike C0nuofg, leg In
juIed; Frank Hart, face bTulsedi
Nicholas kDylos, sprainod ankle and
wrist; William Singleton, fractured
arm; George Dewey, generally bruised
but not sorlous; Andrew Swift fTao
tugud arm; Henry SteinbOrn, broken
leg and arm; Ole OlsteTui head mgahedl
viii die; john COIN, body bruised.
THE WORK OF INCENDIAuts.
HELENA, Mont, Jan. B.-rhe Hcr
u'ds special from Butte sRys: The deal
And injured were all gathered up al f.
O'Clock this morning. Tho list Of itad
Identified and unidentified has reached
80. II Is thought that s u 10 more ar,
billed. The lot OF Injured reaches e
nOnrly 100. The IRE was undou bteuly
lncendlaTy, Us there were no hIes O
any kind In tna buildings burned. Al
the giant psWder was Ia tbs Kenyon
COLnoli building. The company
CLAIM there were only 1870 pounds, bu
the 'uemen say that amount WOulu hOI
have wrought such damage
on the paid memhers of the IRE
department who attended tho IRE only
two escaped alive. An Inquest sOul
p.acoat two O'Clock this afternoon.
THE GOVERNORS REPORT.
DEEvrR, Jan. l6 Tho Associated
Prtssh5s received, the following from
Governor RiCkardAof Montana, regard
lug the Butte disRsAeT:
"a ilro broke OUT IN warehouse con
ialuing Giant powder and dynamite
communicating TO two other ware
houses NJ the same character. Tn,
result was three terrific explosions
wrocking Beyeral buildings ami killing
about sixty people. according 20 re-
porte, the entire fte lJepRTlmrnt Wal
KILLED except three meA. Many people
We're torn 10 iragmonls tnd others wor,
Killed by the ooacussiol. The iluau
eial loss Is enormous. llho cause OF th,