The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

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o0@nson tgln st tn9 bolton " t6e 4uIbh. The
49, sAf only nenialned on The tFaok, and thoees
iosan.se enough g p aboard " tkat carriage
Instantly Jeapsd ~ and went To tbe srt,cs,e n
- ether paasenses The scens was moss ~
iai. Xbe mail eAf va turned bottom side up
end Eas found g ~ On Dire, having caught
i rom ne stove. The frst paAsenser ~ was
nurne0 % one eados with The front bdr5od r.
vaterS of the creek, which was high III conses
quence q heavy rains. !n this car Mss Brown,
Of Toronto, daughter Of M. Brown, late 81 the.
Toronto Globe, 40 riding. After most on the
ipesaeagero had been got out Of Tho fuins, one
ot the passengers pearchibg found shawl,
which he pulled out--he then discovered hu--
j man being, And, With the aid Of the others,
II dragged fotth ~ body of Miss Brown. She
n haa been drowned r. about three feet Of water,
y and from Concentration On The head had evident
u been stunned n The collision. II I,
Il The second or turned broadside 10 ths tram,
and the third ran right through her about he
u car through this Vas smashed up about one
| third she disssnee y, car seats and passengers
!, being smashed together In one mass. Here Mr.
Brown q New Bfit.ia, Conn, sat md bic bows
some spInters q mahogany we're extracted
from PIE inteetlnes ~ TIE doctors 20 day. His
ea,faila we're literally cut into minco meat and
sitnongn re stu hyes, his recovery y impossi-
bic. He j > man Of strong build snd constitu.
uon,-ne, craMled out q the ruins on 20 the
TRACK, htsfaAy holding his bowels With his
nandS #.g .a y. $3.50
fortunately ne third car Jumped 70 high that
= .en. 'nrOugn me SECOND car above the heads
q the passengers Habit cutsthrough little
lover 6own sesefai more would have been kill.
ed. From the nature Of the accident and COM
pIete destruction Of the cars i il miraculous
| tnat out OF ~ Or ~ passengers 80 few were "a
taHy injured. sa
1 There were several narrow escapes. One
passslg.I, o. ussourg o. jefferson, was 10 the
SECOND car, and.tne whole wood work not one
! 1901 apovc ms head was spifftered to atoms
u DcAvln, ~ the Albany Statesman was on the
PACK car, having mot i've minutes before the
scc,dsns ieit seat on the 'front.' car, walked
| oack. :"sa ~ R2as
c.tb.r;r. Re-. n ~ n 49, sra wounOsp''
R-a.;.on ~. e NJ, uoo 80 loaonsc.
p.ts. p.s.;,,..s. 1910 oonn oan'y ~
bafllv irinrsd 80 - Sytscuss'
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rroh.hl- Gust. = y. ArreD' n y VIZ MOI
Patrick Nolan, baggage man. Syracurse r.
coyery doubtful 4 = ~ II = .'' !.
A.W. Deforrest, New Haven. win recover
Peter Hodgeman, fireman, Syracuse, chest
badly bruised and in dangerous condition.
Peter Heis, passcng, I, Durhamville. not seri.
ously injured s5ts sfa
John Ogsberry, not badly injured.
Chas. 4. McMaster, mail agent, brother Of Nc.
Master OF the N. Y. News, badly bruised.
Mrs. Sarah Ravens, Oneida co., ditto.
X. Haselip, engineer or fireman. badly scald-
ed and head cut. @
Edgar Rodgers, Just from Kansas badly brui.
sed.. @st aa A as
Mrs. Mary A. Bate, Toronto. much bruised
Caldwell, Indiana, badly bruised.
Saml Blum, n 7. ditto. Fl ssaG
=: a. Esaie, Peru, Ind ditto
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Catharne Mullen Albany, do.
-, Tus's e. Bonner, Syracuse do.
Inc Nignt was very dark and rainy. The !
cause o. the accident ls said TO be the giving |
d;re &c ,ho ,..oL Ae - - 'he crsek anu sprea-
= 80 "a'A
Detroit, Oct. l6.
Propeller Cromwell Of Kingston, G. w. col
noed win 40 unknown vessel, and was sunken
NJ nra s ~. - as. saturday night
.tn.a., p.,roI,a. 80 anu ." , arrived mere
p1 80 - ''so sosai ioss'
Oswego, Oct. l6.
ii, ,ha other hsnls :. a 1Oss NY opsn 0o-aay'
S@S - .pes4e = USUAL
New York, Oct. l6.
UT naAnc'ai ana business Affairs appear to
improves STOCKS Of ait kinds took further ad-
vance " the nrst board. \. Y state gaining at
almost uns.le.h le !, nrsn;op, 80. np..;
erch.nres az cn;s, "a ...al.,,as -. ~,
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On. ;rn : sns s - aoou' IT ceDI. 4,
re.hn,na oneas e., ,holbsss 80 ~vrk %
,ho-a ha;nx y, -. 60 oO0u warehouse
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dull nf s.ls r. I'D 81 nlm' wy
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-, New York. Oct l6. I'd
~ lns nenocra1s nave nominated Fernando .
oou .or mayor; .he Amerlsane ana Repubii- c
ssns OF TINS 20 judicial district have nomina- .
&c mos. Neison OF westminster, American,
u Ut .ne iong Term. ana L. blrdsie, Rep, OF
A'nse' ior tne snort teinf. IL
Troy, Oct. IA.
Under the adviees II om New York this morn.
ng, all our city bahss, II in number, suspend
d specie payment. They are opsn, however,
nd doing business as uAsal. n
Bridrcndr.. Conn. OF "a
The Connecticut Bridge. Rridrenor, ana i
'armers and Peouinnock hanks III ,bis c;,v
uspended specie ~ ,ment 70 dav' :,
~. m boston, Oct 10.
80 aohey Ma1ke. = que. ana everybody =
ppears ~ !" " "a'i'ng t.e result OF the susPen-
' 's o.ocxs snow little more activity. The =
800 u1oAe's are reahz'hs sinah gains, gold ~
ens Pien'y. =
New York, Oct. H. ~
Wall street was comparatively quiet today. 70 =
here has been moderate run on tie various J.
aylngs Banks, but all demands were promptly =