Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-05-29

All business is virtually suspended
of men, women and children are flocking
into the city to view the scene of ruin and
death.
The officials of the board of education
are figuring out the enormous loss that
the schools between Choteau avenue and
Arsenal street suffered. The board can
not repair the damage for less than $780,
600. Several schools will not be opened
again until September.
At Emergency hospital, in the old
Good Shepherds convent, are nearly 300
sick, transferred from the city hospital
after it was demolished.
At st. Johns hospital the wounded are
being we'll cared for. One patient, Will
lam Blake, died to-day.
DESTRUCTION SOMETHING AWFUL.
Chicago.-The following message has
been received by the general manager Of
the associated press: "St. Louis, May
29.-St. Lonis does not need assistance.
East st. Louis is appealing for aid. The
proportion of destruction to the popula-
tion there is something awful.
"Signed, CHAs. w. KNAPP,
editor of the Republic"
ADDITIONAL DEAD AT EAST ST. LOUIS.
addition to the identified dead at East St.
Louis:
Mrs. Patrick Dean and daughter.
May Corrigan, @. @. Connolly, child of
Teddy Connolly, Mike Dillgan, Edward
Duffy.
Maria Evans, Willie Free, Henry Flem-
ing, James Flanagan, F. A. Freeze.
Mrs. Robert and Amos Gage.
Emma Gladshaw, Martin Gruer, Geo.
Gerhardt, M. X. Gilligan, Herman Hum
phreys.
William Hardigan, j. E. Heine, John
Harley, Mrs. William Hayes, Miss Schilda
Haywood.
julius Hughes, James Kavanaugh, Mrs.
Kumer, j. E. Keene, Geo. Luckey.
J. Moran, Frank Murphy, Jack Nc.
Call, Clarence Morgan, F. W. Murray.
L. A. Nichols, residence, Cincinnati
9. Potter, l. L. Porter and son, Brigh-
ton, Ill.
Henry Rebe, John Reems, w. A. Rice,
Hunting Bird, Ky.
Chas. Roeth, Mrs. Belle Hickey, Joseph
Stopple, j. A. Samuel.
Mrs. Geo. Slate, Stella Stevens, Henry
Sprecker, Mrs. Waldron.
ADDITIONAL IDENTIFIED DEAD.
The following are to-day's additions to
the identified dead in St. Louis: G. Aul,
VIM. Bowler, U. Becklin, Fred Barnwell,
| VIM. Blachex.
William Crook, Mrs. Carter, child of
Mrs Carter.
Peter Deidrich, Thomas Eschler, Thos.
E. Irwin, Casper Fielder, flasher, three
months-old.
Mrs. Annie Gardner, James Goff, Amos
Gage, Henry Gaugan, Henry Hyman.
Mrs. j. P. Heman, Richard Jones,
Henay Keuhlin, Anna Leva.
I Mrs. Catherine Maurscheimer, James
Morgan, Edward McGovern, Thomas
Monaghan.
James O'Neil, Mrs. O'Neil, Miss O'Neil,
VIM. Plank, Catherine Pout.
1 John Richardson, Chas. Rehnerick,
Arthur Eihler, John Sherrel, Chas. Sud
hoff.
Bernice S.einkoelter, Edward Selp
Adad Steineketta, Wm. @. Taylor, Louisa
Vegnelle.
Sarah B. Woodruff, John Wagner, Owen
Waters, Max Weiss, Michael Woolsey
Robert Wilson, Lon Semple.
UNIDENTIFIED AT THE MoRaUE.
In the st. Louis morgue to-day are
nine unidentified.
Thomas Griffin, ex-policeman, killed al
his home, was one of 600 who survived
a q mi n m IS Dv;
gade" at Balaklava. during the Crimeau
war. On the police force, he won the titls
of the "Old Sleuth" of East St. Louis.
RECOVERING DISABLED GRAFT.
st. Louis.-Boatmen to-day began re
covering the wrecked and disabled craft
at least such portions as appeared wortt
saving. Eleven boats and tugs are be
yond repair.
They are: The Dolphin No. 2, J. j
Odell, City of Quincy, Libby Conger
Bald Eagle, Belle of Calhoun, East st
Louis, Andrew Chimney, Henry L. Clark
Baton Rouge, Belle, and 8. 8. Club.
The number lost in the river is mat
ter of conjecture only.
SITUATION AT EAST ST. LOUIS GROWING
WORSE.
The situation in East st. Louis hal
grown worse each hour. The rescuer
have made comparatively little progress
and the belief that large number o
bodies are yet to be found is growing
Scores of dead horses and cattle, scat
tered among the ruins. are adding sick
ening feature to the already unsanitar,
condition of the district.
Terrible Tornado Ia Pennsylvania.
Amber, Pa, May 29.-In the tOrnad,
which swept through the lower end o
Montgomery county yesterday, thre