The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-16
BUTTE'S LAST HORROR


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]. ii. Lynch, J. II. Leyson, j. d. Legs, ]. F.
Fairfield. John O'Rourke, d. NJ. Newbro,
William GwIn, James A. CAVITY, o. *.
Lewis, Sam Courtney, Savin Lisa, j. u.
Kelly, James Talbot, GsoR. Layelle.
Tue mayor requests that ,his commit
toe moot at ME Office at II o'clock in the
tisratne
l. pisto OF iron wsishias two and three
quarter pounds was thrown nearly half q
mile and through the brick wall of l.
Guerra's saloon at l16 Z asst Park street,
striking a walnut tabIo in the room
and breaking 1t. A number of mon were
standing at the bar AT the time aud the
flying missile passed W:thin foot of
their heads. IL took a big hole through
tho wall above the bar mirror.
Ano.ncr pisce 81 iron weighing TIRES
and a half pounds WAS th:own fully a nile
and 1eil through the roof of house near
the Orair mine and pAsse'l through Two
floors INTO tile cole. floor.
Nc,.ey Warren, soE of Gen. Charles s.
Warren, an1 Pull t.Ir we're driving TO
tES scene in a hack. Tue hor.ss sore
h...ed aud the hack Was .iussLe6, bot tae
young men escaped.
5. Delury ~ idsntIlcd at O'Clock -. IN.
as one oil the dead at 40 batte .nderiak.
ing rooms.
The following was a complete list o. tho
Injured at Murray s. Er Funds hospital at
{ q c.ock:
M.s O'Eeill.
". S. Wills.
J,ha Cole
Hs.ry Early.
=. CosL
Ronarl Owens.
c. ST. Clair.
Phil T-.cy.
Mike Connors.
frank Hart.
Nicholas Rogers.
Henry r'ggerinan.
George Singleton.
Go: Re Dubers.
G.orge Holloway.
John Gary.
Andy Swift.
w. r. Orr.
John Stcinborn.
Charles Olson.
4 boy.
- McHale.
Willie McAndrews, back hurt.
Charles Alton, head badly cut.
Joseph fraser, arm broken.
Thomas Burns is lying at tho point of
death at the hospital, while his brother,
George is in an almost equally serious
condition at his home.
1t is impossible to get anything like a
complete report of tho injured ~ .his
hour, as n great many Of them wero iassu
direct to their homes.
doe Lavic, died at the hospital
6x.f, ~
seriously injured, at tho Sisters hospital.
Among them are:
thomas }. Riley, leg broken and inter
nal injuries.
Joseph Byrhe, right leg and len arm
broken, face terrible burned.
&. j, Haid, one leg and arm broken and
injured internally.
Alderman Bowman's brotheris thought
TO be one of the killed. He cannot he
found and n body at the Butte Undertake
ing ooms is supposed to be his.
Miles Mcdonald Is reported ono Of the
dead. ii is body was taken 10y his father
TO his house.
Ii is believed there are number OF
others dead at private houses no; re-
ported.
City Marshal McNichols at 4:3O q. m.
came from the scene of the disaster
and reports that there are no
moro dead bodies. Everything mas
been searched for through all the placer
digginGs for half milo in circumference
from the scene. lie believes there are
between 80 and 60 dead.
The number of injured reaches to tho
hundreds. The physicians offices have
been crowded oil night, sometimes n
dozen being IN waiting.
Among tho bodies at the Butte Under
taking rooms that were identified late
were those of brother of Alderman L.
=. Bowman.
A. N. Mcmillan, a mine at West Pacific
mine.
Julian Hanson.
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