The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-14
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sAs ts'sssiaS seesss, Of de Aa.ir.
Ysssseday wsrsins 81 assas u
.'saeek, tss tssias Q. cars we're arcn
ne rosd. 18th o.sr's,dea xhh pas
ssnrsm. Tks one vss fron Nere-
d.sA Village. tbs eshss sss the Lake
e,esnAsat srain. Bosh trs,ns sess
., he ss~sul.ea, lssdiag Al The same
tive. TIE 6rss train stared. sheo
Ake,s half q sa,le this eide Weiss, the
e,sehas between the engine & ten
40, gave say. leaving the tai" ssa'.d
~, spca . pile bridge, uh.N the
water IL very deep. ia spiae places
up.s-ds Of twsntv feet. The water
-As bstA deep and muddy.
The L'na t,l,. came alon. after
he krss had stated not mote f''an .
sn,su,e. bat Il proceeded slo~ly. no:
mora shaa 6ss tsiles IN hour. Had
this train psucsssied st IT. usual speed,
sbs lses n n. ssnM havs bssn tear.
ri isdssd. y uk1t ~ IaSs y relate
.ill clearly show. just before reach
inx The bridge where the FIRST tram
,ss icft. the road takes shsr. curve,
~herc you eanso, see above thirty
rolls ahead, besides. it 10 on . de.
.eeaiinz grade. The coming train
sounded a whistle while rounding this
curve, And The brakeman on the train
yn the bridge gave . sisual for the
o.krr 10 stop.
In consequence oi heavy train
anl the descending grade, the signal
could no, be needed, and on II came
upon the stationary train. The con.
s,ernstion Of tho passengers bessars
description. The last two cars on
the train on the bridge were simple
platform or stake cars, and they we're
filed with passengers standing up
Some ten or n dozen jumped over
toarl 10 escape, il possible, what
seemed certain distraction, before the
engine struck.
1t is singular that when the col.
l,ion took place, neither the passcn'
gers nor the platform cars, nor the
cars themselves were materially in
jrcd. But the platform car next tc
the bind passenger car was driven
through i, nearly half way, ripping
up the scas, killing some, and break
in1 the legs Of, and otherwise serious
" inJnriag others. Il il wonderful
to think how 80 few suffered. Tit
car vas not only filed on oil the seats
but WAS crowded in tho passage va!
aud on tho platforms"
We recatisulase the lis. Of killed
~ follows;
A. Edser;y. Peterborough, drown
cd has . family.
Jonathan McDuffie, Alton, drown
oil.
John II. Smith, Clerk Of the Court
Of Straaord. Dover, thrown into tn
water, bu. is supposed to have bee
Killed or drowned.
Mr Roberto, Holderne.s, killed -
Doth lex. were taken Of.
One other is dead at y house nea
the bridge. whose narne cAnno
learn. aud n lady is reported dead.
The following lis' Of the wounded i
sven:
JohH N. Bracket. Of wo'fbore,
beth leg broke, ami one thigh-Trob
at'y fa.slly injured; Thomas Cotton
Noliboro', one leg broke Herr.
S,oiiari. Wo'fboro'. one leg broke
George Iluichins. Mou',onhcro', on
10 completely taken of. which ha
no, been fonni--lhe other leg he'll
only hY tie in,eeumsnn Thomas v
Murjoash. Of Wakefield, one lex brt
Ken, SIMPLE fracture the other lie,
compound, mus, DO ampatated; Geo
Naynes. Wakefield. one leg broke
Mark Dcmc:i,t. Pennington. one lie,
broke Madison Roberts, Farming
ton. slightly injured. ScverA! others
including ladies', are moro or less in
jrred.
A dssr,,ch to tho Traveller says
In addition to those reported killet
in tho despatch 10 the morning pa
rers ono other has since dicd-Mr
Hutchinson. Of Moultonboro'.
Mr.. Carter reported dead, 10 Twin,
and likely 70 recover.
A. Chamberlain, Of Wakefield has
both his legs broken.
Mr., Lank. Of Meultonboro' va,
vas badly burt, but not fatally.
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The New York Mirror says Of thi,
Metropolis Every one, We believe
ikrs Boston when he is IN it--when Ia
Isars il. Although outsiders rail a,
1t. notions ridicals its 'isms:' complain
Of the rigor Of its climate. both in mid.
winter and midsummer f.; shudder and
shrink ., the GOODNESS Of ito manners
and sharpness Of its morals; and fire., al
the ktraishtDea Of its laws and the