Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-08
From the Baltimore Patriot Of Thursday Ryeninr.
The Late Dreadful CASUALTY
Fur.her ,Par,ieuinrs, 1ncidents. {

Michael Kreiss, leg broken.
leuty blnlsr. leg broken and bruised. ait
9oseph II. Norris, leg badly cut.
Edward O'Neale, head and leg injured
+ 2oah McNew, leg mashed and toeicut off.
IMAM enid OF an IRISH woman badly scaded.
Michael Grower, resident Texas, Baltimore
county. head and shoulders severely injured.
An ola gentleman and his wife named Jones, re-
ceived several severe injuries. 40 a
VIM. Esiin had his nose terribly cut and is 9th.
erwise injured.
Iohii Bohl of Cough street, leg mashed.sE
Ayoung mani named MORRISON, badly injured in
ternally.
John G.. REYNOLDS, father of Henry REYNOLDS
who was killed, badly injured in the legs.
another gentleman named HaTren, residing in
Cough street, leg broken ami other injuries.
Mis-. Jones, residing Oh Vine street near Pine,
had a leg badly broken in two places.
AIR. jones' husband of the above lady had a
ANAL cane forced through the flesh of his arm
causing q painful wound $50
MT: Sommers, residing on Armistead lane, Fede-
raj aill' had both legs broken. A son of Mir.
SonimeIs' II years old, killed at The same time
and a daughter had her arm broken His wife
and another child, who were IN the cars, escaped
with triaing injuries.
Mm. Tevis, carpenter OF this city, was sitting
IN me ihlrd car OF The down tram when the collis
ION TOOK place, holding a large pen knife in his
hano. the blade OF The knife cut Two OF his FIN
sets' out not severely. Aproiecting timberstruck
S watGh whilst he he was getting out OF the cors,
u perfectly useless.
Mr.. Francis Gardener and VIE. who keen the
iurniturc establishment on the corner of Second
ana fFeueIlck stFeetc, wete in the train annroach-
rug the CITY anu were bruised aud iaceIatetl,
aiSnouSh lhiS morning both were doing well.
Mr- John r. Sellman, residing with lti3 f.. her
James c. Seimnn ST, Pauls street " as tlo,ng cutie
wei al aiate hour last night. He is suffering
however Considerably, which his physician Or
bucAter, conSIdsis quite favorable for him. Mr.
seinnan is extensively and most favoraby known
ihsAr oFf.lo =
paper Yesterday, caused much regret. 1t is graft
iflng 10 Stale that amputatlon is exceedingly i'm
probably in his case 90
We hear Of another pnrty, middle aged gentle
mum who said he resided IN Ohio, and came to
baltimofe on business. One of"his legs was badly
Injured DE was stopping ut No. $50 w Baltimore
street. f'''-,'
Geo. Donaldson. on York road. thigh mashed.
ChaS. Hamilton, Frederick street, near Lom-
bard, one leg hroken ankle of the other fractured
His wife is also Sligetly bruised
VIM. u Brown, collar bone tloken.
John b. Hoimead, Of Washington, ribs broken.
- Rayne, rlbs broken.
Wm. @. lSaacS, 81 Fremont street COLLAR hone
broken ana otherwise Injured.
" -. Giliett, both legs broken, aud otherwise
oadlY inInted, clerk for B. S. Willis.
9aeoo ~ alIeulyer' The engineer on the down ex-
cnlslon tlalr' was very much scaldeti on his back
a number of Injured have been taken to the in
urinary. where their wounds are beng dressed
amputation made, etc.
Mary Calwell, residing in French near Chestnut
street--injured IN the hips and abdomen
Jos. F. Willis, living IN Hillen street near the
brtdg=--left leg badly bruised.
Joseph Relchemberger, shoemaker, residing ON
Lee between Charles and Light streets, received
very painful init RES, one leg being crushed and
his body much bruised.
"a man named Miller, residing in Lee street,
near Cove, sustained injuries upon both legs
aud although badly niuretl, Iet is in very PROM
Using condition.
|. lad, e home, uanr, ra,;.1;r..
street, had his head cut nd badly bruised
Edward Myers residing in Barre street, ne ar
Fremont, was internally injured to such a degree
| as 10 render his recovery matter Of doubt. My
erS was Soluier in the late war with Mexico and
was taken out of tue car by Mr.. George Butler,
COMPANION in arms, vino attended TO his careful
removal.
Edward Hatton, who was brought in on the
., CLOCK train' yesterday morning with his right
leg broken, resides on JeffeTson near Bond street.
Mr. HattonS bgoiher-in-iaw, who was with him.
had his right ankle iIslocated.
A lad named Hender, who resides ON South Pa
ca street, had one of his feet much Gu, and his
arm SpTained. Ss
William Richardson, another youth, about II
Yeas, resld ng OIL Baltimore, near Poppieton S.,
was Stfuch in the right side of the face with nut
head probably from the locomotive, which was
mledded IN the flesh of the cheek. He states
that 1t must have been hot, for it burnt him,
whereupon he quickly jerked it out.
We Learn by the LAST train that NJ. Jno Scott,
Conductor is doing we'll. He Is at the residence
OF Mr., Ge Irge McCoukey three quarters of mile
from the place of disaster. He has the thigh OF
one limb broken and an ankle of the other, as
above stated.
d.. stevens was near the scene of disaster and
promptly fepniring 10 the spot, called jury and
held an inquest upon the following bodies:
Henry Reynolds, house carpenter cousin of
MeSsrs. d. q Il. Reynolds. carpenters.
,,Di Or. rhom.s Dorsey aged % years, residing in
AlbemarIe street
AIRS. Robinson. David Murray, Henry Rose.
Frederick Decomb, George Priugol, Patrick Tear,
ney, Henry Clay Jeffers, Phillip McGraw, Robert
Preston, James Rea. Julius Councillor. Michael
Mccormick, of Jeffersonyille. frederick county.
Md; and Benjamin Merrymuu.
The jury alter hearing tas evidenceof witness
IS, retired.
Inqutsts were also held this morning at The CAL
vert station, by coroneTs Stevens and Goldsmith,
upon the following bodies.
James Boyd. Charles Boyd, VIM. ]. Breaker,
John Wise, colored; b. H Eareckson, of No. 3
Water Street aud Munnymon.
CORONER'S INQUEST,
Held yesterday AZ the Calvert Station, over the
bodies of Thomas Dorse yand Twenty. five 9TH
sts, killed by the Collision on the Susouebanna
Railroad on the 4ih ofJuly last, by Dr. Stevens
assisted by DR.. Goldsmith.
be following gentlemen were summoned on
the jury:
VIM, q. Stewart; Eugene Cummiskey: ]. H.
Intum, James BaItoni VIM. Chessreen; William
Conner; j. H. Weaver; W. Z. Tappan; Henry
Sem; VIM Hughes; Jas. w. Johnson; ] j Kelly:
w. T. Bixlsr.
The jury 6nd that these deceased persons came
| to their death from the careiessness of the Con
ductor of the accommodation train, Mr.. William
Scott, in not strictly observing the time in the
schedule, and We censure the officers of the com
pany IN not neing more specific in the instructions
to their conductors.
Upon the rendition of this verdict, coroner Ste.
veus proceeded TO the residence of WIN. Scott,
aud made formal arrest in the name of the State
releasing him OFT parole mill this morning, when
bail was required and promptly given
Two Of the jury. (Messrs. Tappan and Barton)
disSenled from the verdict, unwilling TO put the
burden of responsibility on Mr. Scott, hose ac-
tion, they contend d, waa not Inconsistent with
hiE instructions, though he may have acted with
out sufficient caution, under the clrcumstances-
And the proceedings of the day weIe thus brought
10 close.