McAi.esteb, I. TANARUS., Jar 11. —The
complete list of those killed in the
Krebs disaster contains fifty-six names
The list of injured is not materially
changed from that shown in previous
reports Five of the men injured have
died. A earload of coffins arrived from
St. Louis last, night and have been dis
tributed Scores of families are left
wholly destitute with no one upon
whom to depend for support. Physi
cians and nurses are taxed to their ut
most In Mi * care of the injured. Some
mine • ■ --press the conviction that
otln bur" •! under the fallen
walls, which have not yet been
searched. The mining company officials
claim to have accounted for every man
employed in the shaft at the time of
the explosion and say they certainly
are no more victims beneath the ground.
It will require about three weeks of
hard labor to restore order. No ac
curate estimate of the damage to the
works can bo made until it is restored
and the debris cleared away.
DR. GRAVES SENTENCED.
His Motion rtouied—To He itangrd Dnr
in; the First Two Weeks of February.
Denver. Col., Jan. 11.—At 10 o'clock
this morning Dr. Graves appeared
in court pursuant to the order of Judge
Rising and was denied an arrest
of judgment and was sentenced to be
hanged sometime during the two weeks
beginning Jan. 31, The usual
procedure after sentence was pro
nounced is to remove the prisoner to
the penitentiary at the earliest conven
ient. moment.
Chandler's Suffrage Resolution.
