Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-05
PARIS In MOURNING,
Extent Of the Disaster al The Grand
Bazaar dc Charlie.
PIrrFUL scENEs AT HOSPITALS.
Isis Of Dead aud Irjured-De,ds Of
HerOlsm-a ristocracy Not
Spared.

Grand Bazaar ue Chsrite has thrown
The French capital into mourning.
The conflsgration, which broke out
shortly alter 4 O'Clock yesterday In the
Electromagnetic booth, near the stall OF
Duchess o. Uzes, while 1900 to 1000
people were present 10 believed to have
caused the loss OF over two hundred
lives. AZ this dispatch is sent, early
Wednesday morning, Ill charred
corpses have been recovered, together
with twelve portions OF bodies the
identity Of which may never be estab.
nsheu. Since O'CLOCK this morning
crowds have been figckiug to Palais Dis
J. InGustrie, where many boiies and
iujuIou were Iaken. Al 6 O'Clock IA
detachment Of tho garue IepuDLqualne
relieved the detachment OF inlantTy
which has been on duty all night
about the scene OF the catastrophe.
The search Tor the dead continues.
Quantities OF coins, watches, rings,
necklaces and bracelets have been
picked up in the debris.
AS soon as the bodies are claimed
by the anxious relatives or others
who have been lowering in despair
about the spot Throughout the nlgD;
they are placed in carriages anu taken
TO their former homes. The econe at
night was remarkable. Long lines OF
infantry were drawn in GORDON
around the Dreadful spot. Bon1res,
torches, electric iignte, gas jets, used
10 illuminate the scene CflscteI upoA
the bayonels and acc utIemepts OF tue
soldier, and threw CHASTITY illuminR-
ii0n upon the houses in the vicinity,
the winu0ws OF which were crowded.
during the most OF the night with
people watching the work OF horror.
Now and then hearae would be
called from the line OF vehicles sta
toned In the proximity and u black
mass be tenderiy iiitel iuto It anu an
other unfortunate victim OF the con-
Migration taken to one OF the temper.
AIy morgues in Palnis de i'Iudustrie
or the neighboring hospital Beauiou.
Frequently as many rs q dozaa
hearses were gathered together In the
court YARD anu opposite the entrance
OF Palais de PIndustrie hundreds Of
cotfinp were arranged, ready to recei We
the bodies, in most CAGES icharred be.
yond recognition. Upon several 90.
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half mad with grief, would endeavof
to force their way through the soldiers
or inner line OF police drawn around
there weeping for Lost parents and the
Oldest youngest ma middle aged
Joined In the murmurs OF lamentu.
ton and exchanged hopes aud fears.
The atmosphere In the hall In the
paIaip ta 10 nupaftia ~ baya ha tnrp.,t
bodies were ranged, was almost un-
bearable and there again heartreuciug
scenes were witnessed. Men, women
anu children passed up and down,
weeping distractedly before the lines
OF bIackened bodice, eagerly scanning
the terrible remains, now and then
throwing themselves down by the side
OF some seemingly unrecognizs bic
corpse in which they, by an instinct
which an outsider could not under.
stand, made out some dearly loved eau
missing relative.
VICTIMS OF THE FIRE.
AS far as known the following bodies
have been recognized: Mile Hepittn
Hininsdale, Bsronne Elizabeth 81.
Martin; Viscomtesse Marie Bonneval;
Sister Cuin0ur, superior OF the Sistets'
convent, Bt. Vincent dc Paul at
Raiuey; Mile D.Grsucy; C-mtesse
81. Pierre; Baropne st. Didier; Mime.
Laurent Cosselis; Mile L.. Chsvigny;
Nine. Fioreze, wife OF the Spanish
Cot sui; Comterse Miramel; COnhtesse
Rroderviile; Victor CoseliD; Slater
Leonie, Guillaume; Mime. Hsusee-
mann; Nine. Sohlumberger; Com
tesse Humolstein; MaIqulse de Mai.
sor; Mime. Ventlmesnill; Mm,.
Hockier, wife of well known Rus
sian banker; Mime. Poitevin; Mime.
jacques Haussmanp; the daughters
OF NJ. Shevely; Mime. Mandat Grancy.
Mile. DeCossard, Mile. DesPierrcs,
Mile. De Beauvis. Mile. Elonie
Vauberviette, Mile. Louise Geron-
ueau, Mile, Marie Simon, Mile. Sic
Iosse, Duchesse Dc 81. Didior, Baron
Dardel de st. Martin, Baron de Lsu.
mont, Baron De Mackou, Comtesse do
Iup, Comtesse dc Serrurier, Comteste
de Gefiulhe, Comtesse DO LsBIeitero,
Comtesse de Vallin, Comtesse do
iubeIzac, Comtesse Caroman Lsrour,
Comtesse dc Malisieu; Nine. Gorsu,
con aud four daughters; Nine. do Ba-
tang; Nine. Lowal; Nine. Bergos;
Nine. DsGrandmason; Mime. Bernard;
Mime. Dutressue; Mime. DeMarauvai;
Mime. Germain de Mazless; Nine.
Nicol; Nine. do Natismenil; Mime.
Monti; Mime. Pier de BONE; Nine.
Cuvili,, Mime. Chaquis; Nine. dOsse-
lin; Mime. Chouiper Mme. De-
NoustierS; Mme. Bravler de ThiDy;
Nine. Pourget; Mime. Germain; Mile.
l5uquet; Mile. Madeiaine Landeuceur;
Nine. LeClsric; Nine. De Pcuvs;
Mime. Marie Catrisn; Nine. Kahn;
Mime. Cohen; Mime. Louise Lour-
mand; MmD. Toulay; slime. ueFai-
denn.; Mime. do Clormoni; Mime. de
Rieviere; Mime. Divourl; Mime. de
Tauvensrguet; Nine. LIE Normand,
Mile. Estper CuivilleI; Mile. Carterop;
Mule. oe Granoy; Slater Giipous; Sister
Vieginni Thomgziun, mother eu-
perior OF sisters 81. An
DIRE; Sister julie Garivet; Nine.
Do Boutbillier, Mime. CnavisUy,
Nine. do Valence, Mime. Vimont,
Nine. DE Vsrnveile, Mime. La Grande,
Nine. Huizar, Mile. Jecquine, Mile.
vsrhssseldt, Nj. sabiater, Al. Joseph
Dorcn, NJ. Leon Guiieamette, M.
Jstquies Hauimani, Gsrai Meuner,
Father Marbeau, Baron de shonlay,
Comte de Bonevai, Vicomte de 81.
Piercer, Vicomte dc .Chevigny.
SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Among the seriously injured are
Duchesse de La Tore; Com lesae &c
HAaaus (nnata da Mnnfaistt, nnr.t.