Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-07
RiohaIl Mooormial. conner d Rioamoaa and

known, -
Thomas Dorsey, Of this city, residence, FayetteI
street, near the Union Banls-
Miss Robinson, a Young lady of West Saratoga
street-kiilel Instantly. ~
Henry Rhodes, Of thisciiy. residence not known.
frederick McDomes, of this city, residence not
known.
George Brisle, of this city, residence moi known.
Patrick Tierman. Of; this city, residence not
known
Robef. Preston, OF this city. residence notknown.
Joseph Briggle .Hresid.ng oNEgptk avenue, two
doors from Madison street,
Mrs. Gregg aud son, an aslied in dreadful man
ner.
L. H, Cochran. Jefferson. Frederick county,
~ a. ls9s LIST OF swouNpxD. s
John Seliman, sonofsJames S Sellinan, merchant
on Cheapsde. had one leg broken and the other
masheG.
We learn that young Selman had his leg set ON
the ground, but DI. Smith has decided that arnnu-
taiion will be necessary,
Jacob A Ruthroff, leg cut and bruised.
Michael Cochran, badly crushed.
join Scot, conductor, left aucle and right leg
brakeu. 81
y. r. Billips, leg broken and head cut,
X franklin s. BliIups, ankle broken.
benjamin +. Bliups, legs badly cut.
Henry Brigler, leg broken, and bruised
Daniel Wolfe, leg broken,
Joseph Il. Norris, leg deeply sashed.
John Hasson, leg cut, breast injured
James Haigee, badly crushed. y
Thomas Lee, head Gull and ankle injured.
Patrick Fitzgerald, severely cut and hruiseti
- Parsons, both legs broken, from Woshing.
ton Factory. g
Infant child scaded.
Thos. Henry legs niaslied.
Samuel j. Spplers, leg broken.
James Reynolds pEeas. injured, leg broken
Joseph Bell, scalded and nrnl broken.
Edward o NELL, head cut aud leg injured.
edward Myers, thigh injurrd.
Wtf. o. Brown, co lar bone broken.
Al. Jehers, both ankles sroken-siuce dead.
isaacs johnson, Janitor oil Central High School,
DOM Thighs broken, tenn. artery injured, probably
will not survive. 81.
DIG. Crise, slightlyinjufed in head.
jured.
n. J. Graham. slightly Injured
VIM. C.Jacobs, 81 Fremont street, collar bon.
broken
Henry Rose, legs mashed--Gead.
John Fiaherty, legs Injured slightly.
j. Lewis Wampier, leg and collar bone broken
john ~ Morris. leg broken. 5
john y. Willis badly bruised.
Miss Cuiwell, thigh badly bruised.
Mlcllael Grant. seriously Injured inieraally.
Mm. Stetnhangen, slightly inju:ed.
Henry Tatspuugh, Alexandria, s. rluusly Injured
rtancIs Gardner, vile and child, Dauiy bruised.
T.5O'Nels high broken.
James O'Neir, compound fracture of leg, ampu.
tahon probably necessary.
SUMMER, leg pioken--son killed.
49, LATER. its&is
Geo. D9ffiela, baker, killed. He belongs TO the
Jefferson Lodge, No. 8, i. 60. f.
| a colored man named JOAN Wise, residing on
Bank lane, near Bel-Ar market-cars fell on hi,
breast aud crushed him nearly At.
Madison it fries died this morning from the in
iiuries he received.
An old gentleman named Henen, residing in
Cough street--lsg broken, and oih,r injunes.
Mr.. Raymond, one OF The propretors of the
laundry at Washington Hall-collar bobe, ami
| other serious injuries. $50 81
| Capt. William Scott, who had DO h legs crushed
| we understand cannol survive. Al II O'clock tins
morning be was sinking rapidly.
tits not the time perhaps to speculate about tn.
cause OF this accident. ThatGross carelessness oil
bad hanagelnentiin turning the trains are among
the causes, no one can doubt, but Just Irhcre Ia
lay the blame is probably impossible
/ We lave been told by several passenger, that
The conductor OF the excursion tralil, thought lie
could maks the Relay, before the York train would
start, and was under very full head of Steam fol
thai purpose. The conductor of the York train
was Under the impression that the excursi II train
| would femain NJ Riders until he passed up and
4 frotnwhat we can learn, this was proper, as The
Irregular time of the York train had expired when
| 1t lefl the Relay,
/ AT meeting of the Board of Directors of the
balrmore and Su,quehanna Railroad Company,
held this morn ng, the following resolution was
ladopted:
Resoiced, THAT tile Secretary he directed Il, al
dress communications 10 the Superintendent oil
TRANSPORTATION and the Master of Machinery, re-
! Accommodation and Excursion Trains, on The af,
teraoon OF the 4thinst.. and that the Secretary call
a meeting ofa,he Board as soonas SAID reports or.
Irecelyed.