The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-18
streets badly burned abou. the legs and head Not

near Jefferson; legs badly injured
27. Margaret Quinn, Is years Of age cut about the
head; residing in Pink street, near Jefferson.
%. Elizabeth Gun, residing in Charlotte street, near
Thompson; cut severely about the head
49, Patrick Mcintyre, residing in Washington street,
Jefferson; badly cut about the head.
80 John Day. years age, right ankle sprained
Residence in Hemes street. near Cadwalader and Master
streets.
81. Mary Dougherty, residence No. l3o Adams street;
badly cut about the head
49, John Mahoney, residing in Adams street. near Co.
lumbia avenue; leg broken.
SO. William Street. residing at No Beach street. be-
tween Coates and Green streets; both legs broken
a. David Foley, residing at the corner OF Phillip and
Jefferson streets; cut about the bedy.
35 Michael OBrian, residing in Adams street, near
Jefferson legs crushed and back fully injured.
SO. James Bradley, residing in Phillip street, above
Jefferson ankle spraned.
ST. James Early, residing in Cadwallader street, near
Oxford one leg broken, and seriously bruised.
3s. Mary McAleer, residing in Hancock, Third
street, both legs horribly crushed She cannot survive
80. Julia streehan, residing in Maiden street,
Beach; badly bruised and somewhat cut.
40 Charles sheick aged 16 years, residing at No 3l2
st. John street; leg injured.
Al. Catherine Neelis, residing in Adams street,
Jefferson; bruised about the head.
A. Francis Sharp residing in Pink street. Master
crushed about the stomach and legs Probably fatally
injured.
43. VIM. McQuigan, residing in Jefferson street,
Cadwalader both feet crushed badly bruised about
the head and body.
a. Alex Allen residing in Cadwallader street, below
oxford; legs broke, and cut about the head.
as Agnes Donovan, aged 10 years. residing in Howard
street. Master; left broken and backlbruised
C.tha ipu "A dotro
Phoenix; back badly bruised.
AZ. Casey Craner badly bused. Could not tell her
sdence.
as. John McCaren residing in Second street, above
Franklin. Badly bruised about the breast Ribs broken.
49, John Campbell, residing in oyds court, near Cad
walader street, badly cut about the head
So Johnny Campbell, infant cut seriously about the
head; son Of J. Campbell.
81. Ann Campbell residing in Loyds court, Cad
walader street, dreadfuly cut about the head.
50. John Bagens, fireman OF the up train, awfuy cut
and bruised resides In Adams above Columbaa single
53 John Ryans, residing in Second street, below York.
botn legs broken-cannot recover.
54 Elizabeth Corr IL years Of age, residing at Oxford
and Columbia streets, cut about the head
S. Mary Ann residing at No Peach street, between
Green and Coates, right hand crushed and head badly
cut.
SO. william Dugan, residing in Master street,
Fourth, dreadfully cut and bruised about the back.
81. Daniel Dugan, IS years. residing at the place.
and brother Of William right leg broken and LEFT leg
crushed
S. Francis Fluery, residing in Master street. near
Germantown road right leg and len collar bone broken
80. John Callohan, resides in Adams street. above Co
lumba; back supposed to be broken and legs bruised.
90 Henry oBrian, resides in Adams street. near OK
ford hath lago hrol nj dana lv
81 Ellen McEroy, resides in Cadwaader street. uear
Oxford; right leg broken.
81 Catherine Cokely, living in Lloyd's court, near
Germantown road; badly cut about the head and arms
legs dreadfully bruised.
g. Michael Cokey, (six ycars) residing in Lloyd's
court; cut over the eye.
o. Michael Cokey, residing in jefferson street, near
Washington; dreadfully bruised
65. Jane Devin, residing in Washington street. below
jefferson; cut very badly and leg burned.
&C. Anne McGurke, residing at the same house; right
foot dreadfully crushed.
o. Mary o'Daniel, residing corner of Dauphln and
jefferson streets; back and hip bruised.
THE DEAD.
l. Hugh Campbell, residing in Jefferson street, between
cad~alader and Washington, aged is.
2. Mary Lilly, residing in Charlotte street. burned up
In the cars.
James Mcintyre, ls years Of age, dead residing in
Washington street, above jefferson.
4. Mr.. -, unknown white man, burned up. Nothing
lcft but few bones and his shoes
0. Mrs ---, unknown white woman, drcadfally man.
ged.
Q. Miss -, unknown white girl, dressed in white
head crushed.
- Dugan, residing in Master street. below Ger
mantown road.
unknown white man, head crushed.
0. John Riners, dead Resided in Cadwalladsr street.
second door below oxford.
10 James Hickey. Resided corner or Philip and JET
ferson streets, dead and missing.
H. Rev Daniel Sheridan Of - Michael's church. dead
Resided In Second street, above Master. He crush
ed In a dreadful manner between two
IL. William Barnard, residing in Cadwallader street,
Master burned up before he could be rescued
10 Henry Harris, engineer, died on the way to the
cars His injuries were of dreadful character lie was
aged Il years.
H. John Tutson near Frankford road and Washington
avenue. Employed in machine shop.
l5 James Roy, residing in Cadwsllader street, bclow
oxford. Body dreadfully crushed.
2s Elercn J.dies ~ and womea ani too children;
tquned 10 death in The unknown
Taeg e caught under ne de " u he cars and
81 ahue. Whsn we ne remains t,ey presented Aor
rib spsctacie.
80. The muiilaoi renains u four and AMI
child pere dugfrom bcn,an ne engin< AMI tender.
3i. The remains Of a small child found under the
ruins Of the engine, IN the ash pan.
40 The remains Of six other bodies raked out Of
the ashes and placed the grass opposite where the
accident happened.
The killed. given IN the above list amount 10 no less
thirty nine persons, and the wounded 10 sixty nine
These numbers will probably be increased as some Of
the wounded will probably die and there are some whose
injuries not known.
Account by Another Reporter.
The locomotive Aramingo, under charge OF Conductor
Vim. yanstayoren, left Fort Washington station, and
half miles below Gwynedd, al . O'Clock IA min. There
only about twenty passengers the uain, which
consisted Of locomotive, tender smoking and bag.
gage car, aud the passenger
When the train al the station the conductor in.
quired II the excursion train bad arrived gentleman
answered in the negative. The conductor said they