The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-07-22
4ERR{BLE ACCIDENT on PIE
i. T. 4: T.. RAILROAD.
6sx EilIed aud FGpty-Seven
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Names Of hiHed and Woauae9-Ttco
CcrS Sa.ashe9 VP.

The Night Express west met with a
terrible accdent Last evening at s clock,
east Of Port Jarvis. The two last cars in
the train were throwh from the track By
a broken rail and precjpitatel down an
enbapkment some forty or ltty feet. Six
persons were Ei!ed, one gentleman 50
badly hurt that it is thought he cannot
survive, and twenty or thirty others III
iEsed, some Of them seriously, but it is
thought uoae fatally.
/ inclose a list Of the killed and wound
ed, as far IS I haye been able to ascertain
them. Mr ArnoS was slightly hurt. All
the wounded are we'll cared FOR and attend
cd by the best physicians that could be
procured Ii. RIDDLE, D. Sup.
NAMES OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Nathanial IL. Barnes, mute, Sparta
Roma, slightly injured; c. f. BedeIl,
Newark, n. j slightly injured; Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, Tioga Valley, badly injured !;
Brown, son of the above, four years old,
killed Louis Lay, wife and child, slight
i injured; Charles Barrett, Cleveland,
o., thigh bone broken-doing well Adam
Ray, Binghanpton, slightly injured; Mrs.
Ray, wife of Adam Ray, killed; William
Horton (lawyer, Office No. 81 William ST.,
New York), badly bruised-no bones
broken-in fair way Of recovery; John
W. Beals, Boston, Mass, slightly injured; ;
l., L. Howell, Mcadhill, Pa, slightly in
jured; Mrs. II. P. Turner. No. 300 Ninth
avenue, New York, and two children,
slightly injured; Also, one child nine
months old, killed; P. P. Swarts, Utica,
Licking County Ohio, slightly Injured !;
A. Hoguct, New-York City, slightly in
jured; Mr. Haas, of the firm of Eusil,
Haas i Co., No. 80 Broad street. New
York City, slightly injured; Mrs. Clifford
A. Baker, Buffalo, n. Y, slightly injured;
s. s. Hill, Portland, Chautaque County,
n. Y, slightly injured; Michael Conkliug,
Jacksonville, H., slightly injured /; George
Sylven, Woodstock, G. W, slightly ia
jured; Ira Brush, Prattsburg, Steubon
County, \. J slightly injured; Henry
Smith, PrattSburg, Stepben County, \.
Y, slightly injured \. S. Baggs, Ne. IS
William street, \. Y. City, badly injured !;
s. Durham, Wapello, Louisa County,
Iowa, slightly injured; Mrs. r. D. Crosby
and child, Uolona, Steuben County, n.
y, slightly injured John Il. White, No
l27 Bleecker street, n. Y, seriously in-
jured Mss Weuman, Mrs. Searens or
Aeavcns aud four children, No. 81 Pacific
street, Brooklyn, slightly injured; Philo
r. Paddock, Miss Eastman and Velona
Barry, mutes IN charge Of Prof. Isaac l..
Poets of the / caf and Dumb ASYLUM. n
L., all of whom are slightly injured John
Arnot, Elmira, slightly injured; c. c..
Murray, Narrows5urg, slightly injured !;
L. W. Gill, Ni.ierSpost, Fairfield County.
Ohio, slightly injured The Rev. Edmund
B. Palmer, No. Is Poplar street, Boston;
slightly injured; VIM. Wallace Farnum,
Post Jervis, slightly; Harvey Wood, Hills
boro, Pa, killed; - Robinson, resi-
dcuce unknown, killed; Man, name aud
residence unknown, killed Wm. Rose,
283 Third avenue, \. Y, slightly injured /;
John Weyland, Irish, friends in Toronto,
Canada, slightly injured; d. v. Seeley,
Elmira, firm OF SeeIey, Watkins ! SAer-
man, Elmira, slightly injured.
Mr. Moran, President, and s +. Head
ly, Assistant President, on receiving in
tel!igeuce of the accident, Immediately
left for the scene of disaster, to render all
the assistance they could afford.
The accident occurred about six miles
east of Port Jcrvis, and is understood to
be the most serious one that had taken
place on the road
A CorQner's Jury held OF the above
persons returned verdict Of " nobody to
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