The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-09-07


a,,nb;a. residing in Spring Garden street, a.
s,pDsa, 5l'' Ssysoth He was Of the 6rm OF Bacon 4
r,shar glassware dealers. de leaves a wiie
N Mrs Margaret Prescott, aged 80 years, rssld-
! 4, Salem. New Jersey: widow q the Rev f.
!, Prescott. This lady was instantly Killed Hef
H,,,e, was conveyed to Bishop Doane's residence
lanes Fisherville, New jersey, engaged N
~ class business. and one of the firm OF Bacon
Z, Fisher. was so seriously injured that i IS an
.;.;na,ed he canno. recover. He is wldower,
and has FIVE children.
! Alexander Kelly, resident of Philadelphia,
+ dsaler in oueensware, CHINA, glass, &c, IN
Market street. one door east of Seventeenth |
s,r.el. died soon after he was taken TO Borden
ttown. r,,,..,-
! Miss Jane Lincoln. residing at EiIleoit's
nJ;lIs MARYLAND, was killed. Body crushed 10
. shocking manner Taken 10 Judge Alller's
residence.
Mr.. George.Ingersol, a son Of Harry Inger-
sol ESQ. of this city, residing in Fifteenth and
Walnut streets, was seriously injured internally,
and il is reported that he has since died. lie
, was conveyed to Bordrntown.
Mr.. LItchtensten, Of Richmond, Virginia:
4 Is badly injured lie - eonuit'" ~ ny =,
4 Mrs. Rebecca Philips and daughter OF Ne"
l York, were much bruised.
i Mrs. Phelps and daughter were both silgnt-
i ly injured. They made "a very narrow rs
Il cape. c.,,;u .o,,
1 ty, was slightly bruised.
!, Mr. Kridrr had one Of bis collar bones BRO
H Ken. and was also severely bruised aooui he
n body.
!. Caroline Hpymrn, colorrd woman, was
fl slightly injured. She was contined to her oeo
! but will soon recover
II Mrs. A. II. L. Phelps, Of the PataPsco lnsti'
! tuie, Mary land, and daughter, were both siisht
4 Is injured.
Mr.. II. L. Bennet, d Natchez, Mississippi
] was slightly cut about the head His eyes "eF'
a backened and his face much swollen.
] Mrs Hulseman. residing IN New YORK; wa
] much bruised about The body. She was one Q
. a family ofthree, all ofwhnm were badly lnjuF
j ed. One of her arms is broken.
Rev. Mr. ]. Parvin, oi PhtsfeId, MISSISSIPPI
], is severely bruised about the legs. He was con
! yeyed 70 Bishop Doane's residence, al Riversd'
/ and received every attention at the hands o. D
i family.
i. Miss Emma Boyce, residing at Georgetown
Z d. C., had her extremities badly injured, an
), some bones are broken. She VIII prohaoiy =
4, cover. She was conveyed 10 Mr. Thomas Lee
!, residence, IN Wood street, and received ever
I attention. She;was in company with her lat
al er and mother. The former IS dead, ana u
!. latter IS serisHsly injured. Her sister and br
H. ther were on the seat 10 the rear OF them, .
as thev Escaped with but trlalng nInres.
de L,ekis A. Lukens, residing 10 Philadrph
was BADLY injured internally. Not eXPfc'ed
ne recover His breastbone was crushed ~, a
his head injured drpadlully. He was ~ dyI
condition when we left Bordenown
Thomas FindIay. resident of Philadrlph
'na Is much injured. He is carpet manufactnr
N and resides at Fourth and George streets
tha collar bone is broken, and he IS much brut
ily. abont the face He will probably recover
eX- has wife and seven children.
ad Charles Dixon, residing in Richmond sire
'i .i nor IaFsI. TTe s cfreh ff al iktrt
-. store, in Main street.
- A man who refused to give his name, re!
ing at Mddetown, Connecticut, was Sigh
.oI injured about the head and arms His
~" ~ were also bruised.
Isaac M. Kay, residing at HaddonieId, \
n ~ jersey, has both legs broken one OF them h;
=" compound fracture He is also seriously
about the head, and much bruised.
,,ho These two persons were conveyed to Mr..
~. leb r. Smiths residence, No. % High sirs
~, and received prompt attention..
IN r. ]. NJ. Little, Pittsburg, Pa, is slightly mi
- ed about the left shoulder.
." DR.. Andrew Porter, of Harrisburg Pa,
"A located his elbow Joint. Not seriously iniur
80 He dressed his own wound, and then ASSISTED
dress the wounds Of others.
81 Mr.. John Kelley, agent of the Ohio
-oJ Pennsylvania Railroad company, is badly mi
-eD ed but not fatally. He is cot and bruised o
oso his entire body.
~ tss Daniel Sourbeck, Of Alliance, Ohio, was
,m ~ iured. He is the proprietor of the hotel
o. that place. he has severe cut ON the back
r bis head
~ Mr.. Martin Connell, of Wilmington, DE-
- ware, is badly bruised and cut about the h,
and body. He went to Agnew's hotei q
III walked about, bot afterwards farnted upon
la floor, and in a few minutes expired. His bc
was conveyed tothe city hall.
Ia George F. Harlan, of Elkton, Cecil coun
,nd Maryland, is badly cut and bruised about
face but no internal injuries. His collar be
=, is fractured. He was taken to the post off
.c, and attended by Dr. Henry and pr. Pearce.
n, Samuel Lahn, resident of Canton, ST;
a,n county, Ohio, was terribly crushed. His in
ries are internal, and are of serious charact
j II is next to impossible for him to recover.
'tlu James M. Patton, residing at No. s Sunni
'' street, Philadelphia. He is engaged in the pl;
r ming business. He has one thigh broker, and
much bruised about the head and body.
mo will probably recover.
l'' Thomas Richardson, aged 90 years, the az,
ar Of the Messrs. Fhzgibbon & Co.'S periodi
- agency, had both of his Irgs broken. He "