New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

HniRoln CoLlisioS.-Ihe two trains running from
yancsNllo to Cambridge lest evening ut o'clock came
In collision, inufng number Of persons Mr. John san
burn of Concord. Muskngnm County Of the officers
Of the Central Railroad died this morning from the effects
OF the wounds received. Mr. q y. Clark Chief Engineer
the road had his head aud his Considerably
bruised ard OF his feet badly cut. Mrs Jane Butte
and Mr.. poughcrty both Of Cambridge we're seriously
injured. Several Others were more or less hurt Inc Two
locomotives we're literally smashed to pieces such was
The force II the collision that of the baggage cars was
driven half way through passenger car The accident
occurred owing 10 mistake IN the running lime, we be-
hcvc hut the whole nlar is now UNDERGOING an inVes-
teation shall make no comments We are under Oh
legations TO Mr.. Mitchell, Mail Agent, who furn shes
vTib copy of The Aarord and 10 Mr.. Smith Conductor
Of The Central Road for tho above partcuiars.
columbus lOD journal, 2lst.
S1rrr Brook AGAINST GREAT BRITAiS.-In an article
on our fret page the population of Great Britain IN 1911
Il is stated that emong 81 9l6 families but solitary in
stance was found of family consisting Of the parents and
twelve children who living together: Thgt is all
ycrv wei for the little island OF Great Britain, but the
City If Fall River which celebrGtedfor the extent Of ts
domestic productions 20 at least notch higher. In
the nortlorn Part Of our municipality at Steep Brook
there is living worthy couple with their thirteen
children They have been blessed with seventeen children
in all single OFthstce Of them dead, and Of the
Ten of the surviving children and seven are be-
tween the ages a and -. Another lacks but ;ew days
ofbeng ave as hepareus only about iJyeas ofage,
respectively We may sly concu,; present saccl win
Fall River News
DisAs1rR or LAKE SrPERoR.-- The Detroit Free Press
says that tost recently started from Eagle arbor for
Fond du Lac with two men on boardone named Harper
and the other sop They stopped Eagle River and took
irto the boat family who TO be left at the Portage
Wle;ior this family reached that point not the gentle
man who furnished the does not know He is of
ovonon howoyer-fTOm the fact that washboard and
womans shoe have been washed ashore-that they, in
company with Harper and Sop met with watery DEATH
Drlrn OF WILLIAM HsNPsTEAD. EsQ.-Another Of the
earlier settlers OF GalebG has gone from Yesterday
William Hampstead died of consumption, having sur
vived but q few weeks his sister. Mrs Gratiot He was
born in New London, Conn., the 23d day of December
$500 ind consequently in the Jith year of his age
He went to ST. Louis in lsl boy, and in 1927 he came
10 Gaena where be continued to reside till his death. He
has always been regarded possessing of the ceares
business minds that Gacna ever had Galena Adv 2s,.
MICRO On Wednesday last, the Connecticut
House OF Representatives. 10y vote of l6 TO - 81 not
voting passed a resolution to amend the State COnstu
ton allow negroes 10 vote on the terms
white men. Alo il0G 10 s0,) amendment to prohibit
any person from voting who cannot read These proposed
amendments were then ordered to be continued the
next Legislature and Published with The laws.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL North AndOver, two men were
engaged in painting the Unitarian church, when in low
erng their sprngstage the rope slipped from the hands
Of one of the men, ana both precptated thirty feet
TO the ground. Mr.. Luther Barnes seriously in
Jared as 70 die in short time. He leaves family IN
Haveriill. The other man, mined Loveand, escaped
with broken leg Boston Traveller, 2ith