The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-08
The SusqueAanna Rallroad Dasaster.
ADDITIONAL PARTTCULARs-MORn DEATHs--CoNDl
TON OF TIE WOUNDED. HrC.

lrrOm the 0olCm0t0 sun, July I'll
The terrible calamity which occurred on the Susqus-
hanna Railroad tuesday afternoon, full details of
which appeared In the s Of yesterday, s constitutes
rucou Of human lse a. ws Is the character and the
number Of the wounded instead Of being exaggerated a.
s s"s SUI have been exceeded oy
the afflicted families Of tho iljured parties viii be expe
riensed for great portion Of thess are OF the
relatives for comfortable subsstenss; now their prin
cipsl support has been suddenly removed, and they viii
feel much more the afaicting beFesveusot.
Upon careful inquiry yesterday facts have been
obtained, which are here given
Thomas o'Neii mentioned Yesterday un Ter the head
Of his legs was 20 horribly crushed a. to require
ampstation, but he has since died. He IL aged 20
years, and unmarried. He came from Cumberland,
and was at tho house Of relative ON York avenue.
The funeral Of Charles @ Boyd sgsd ~ years, took
was largely attended Boyd was single man and ths
principal support Of widowed mother, whose afic-
tons, doubtless arc weighty and dcult OF for
two years since she lost Of her BY are an
affection which resulted In the insanity Of her second
SUMPTION snd Whilst recording tSs d.s asa vSs
caused the death Of Charles Boyd another sister has
gone perfectly crazy. and Is aew In charge Of the male
Nathaniel Parsons Esq Justice Of the Peace for Bal
timore county held An inquest Wednesday, at Hamp
den village four miles from the city, on the Falls Road
the groin The verdict Of the jury that he to
his death by being crushed between tho attached
Company coming In collision with each other caused y
the negligence Of tho superintendent Of the said
The deceased about 70 years old plasteer by trade
hard working man, and the support of widowed
Mr. John Scott the conductor Of the excursion train
had his right thigh broken and also the ba Of his right
leg. There Is also much confusion in this limb HIS
left thigh suffered compound comminuted fracture and
Ii much manglcd. Drs v. c. Secord and Bode set
and hs Limbs on he s. Ct The accident end
under the circumstance and there Is every reason to
hope that amputation win not be necessary.
leg broken, and In lying In precsrous condition at
tho house Of his brothern law, Mr. Samuel Getty Of
Hampton village.
We also learn that German, whose name has not vet
been ascertained died on Tnursday at Mechsnicsve,
few miles from the city in consequence Of injuries re-
ceived
George DulRsld, who vas killed, was member Of tho
Independent Order Of Old Fellows, and buried 10
very respectable manaer by tho Jefferson Lodge. His
Isaac JOHNSON, isntss a he High school SuiIdinr
who had both thighs crushed Is ying In very danger.
coalition with alight probability d recovering
~ john % ss ss ss.r
- sssA $3.50 = "a s -
One Of his legs u broken and crushed, collar bone bro
ken, and the Aesh torn oG tho inside Of finger.
OF the List published yesterday Of those who had been
received at the In6rmnry, eleven In number II ID graft
lying to state that With single szcsption, I'll arc doing
remarkably we'll. Patrick Fitzgerald -howsver, Is dan
gsrous, and the probability is that he viii not
Yesterday evening, Edward Myers, watchman OF tho
southern district, brought in. He IL about forty
yeass of age, has family and very severely bruised
hs right eye badly injured and two ribs fractured very
Michssl Graham, shoemaker, aged twenty one years.
ako brought In during the morning He receivcds
scalp wound and his ankle Ii much 90 infused.
We have been careful in reporting the number Of
Deaths which thus far amount to thirty one viz TWEEN.
tyesht reported yesterday and three additional to-day