Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-07-09

deceased, with her three children, had been
ON q visit to their friends here and left on Mon
day evening. The children were all saved.
Mr.. Piser, of Chicago, reported injured was
formerly at the store of Charles Wetzler, dry
goods merchant, West Randolph Street, is "a
years old, and Prussian Isrslite.
One old man, named Horace Devereaux, OF
Oneida, N. Y, who had been on a visit to his
nephew in this city, and was by him last seen
in the sleeping car at the depot, is missing 2
he is probably the one person who perished IN
the passenger car. His nephew left last nignt
for the scene of the accident.
Last night number Of the friends OF pas
sengers on the ill-fated train, whose iate Is IN
doubt, left by the train on the NJ. s. Railroad
as also q reporter from the Press and 1aa- |
bune establishment.
THE DEAD.
We arrived at conclusion of the whole
matter in the following list Of the dead, trans.
| mitted by telegraph:
! South BEND, Ia, June 2s.-In addition to
those reported killed in the afternoon dispatch,
we have the following: j. Mccarthy of Homes
Vile. Ind: Mary Curran and Mr.. Walworth
of Adrien, Mich; Mrs. Sumner, of Chicago;
a man unknown, with w. S. E. S. on his right
armE Mr.. Medically, of Fond du Lac County,
Wis; Richard Muldany, of Calumet, Ind;
Mr.. Streeter, of Sparta, Wis; Menry Fleck-
niger, of Reading, Pa; B. P. Mccullough, of
Lawrenceburg, Ind; two boys bamed Tides
well. The other seventeen are so disfgured
that it is impossible to identify them. Up to
ten O clock this evening thirty four bodies have
been found. Those injured and not expected
to live are Mrs. Regan, of Rockford, ILL.,; Jno
D. Wire and Patrick Quinn, of Ainsworth,
ILL.,; E. c. Smith, banker of Wall Street. N.
Y, and another Mr.. Walworth, of Adrian.
, A number of those reported wounded this
afternoon are so far recovered that they will
, be able to leave tomorrow morning.
The money belonging to the United States
\ Express Co., has nearly all been recovered.
No fault is attributed by the passengers to
any of the officers of the train.
, Quite number of the passengers are still
: missing and are supposed to be drowned.
. The following are the names of the dead, SO
: far as could be ascertained, previous to the
leaving of the train at o'clock:
O /. Hartwel, United States Express Mes
senger. Has wife and family residing al
!. Toledo, Ohio.
s 2. Darlington, baggage master, resides al
= Toledo. His body was taken to Toledo or
Tuesday, as well as that Of Hartwell.
q 3. A laborer on the road. Could not ascer
!. tain his name, or where he belonged.
r 4. Female. About so years of age, oflargt
f. size Thin gray hair and wore wig. Sht
i was supposed to bea Mrs. Campbell, from FL
gin, Ill.
5. Jack --, Irishman, laborer on tn,
road. Lives at Honesville, Laporte Co., Ind.
of where his remains were taken.
t. 6. A girl about 13 years of age, body no
t. identified. She had on q calico dress witt
e hoop skirt, tinsel belt, nankin pantalettes ant
n kid CATERS She had false braid in her hair
'e It is supposed her name is Tidlsey, as ther
"a was family of man, wife and four childre
le by that name ON board of the train, four &
70 whom were killed, and one fatally wounded
+ while but one little boy, about ten years {
n- age, remains of the family of six.
ne 7. Female, supposed to be Mrs. Tidsley
10 mother of the above named children. 1t wa
v ascertained that she was going to Thompson
ne vile, Ct, with her family
IS. 8. Susan E. Sumner, wife of Increase Sun
II, ner. Mrs. Sumner, with her three children
as Alice, aged nine, Neville, aged about six. an
at Mary. four wears of age, left here on Monda
an night for Boston, Mrs. Sumner, Alice an
en- Neville, were killed, but the youngest, Mar.
ut by a miracle escaped with few bruises. N
INT Sumner returned to this city last evening, Wi
the body of his wife and son, and with h
er live daughter.
ut Q. Neville p. Sumner, son of Increase Sur
lc, ner, mentioned above.
all 10. A small boy named Tidsley, one of Il
sw family mentioned above. One of his legs W
.es completely torn off, and found at some d
tance from where the remaining portion of /
MS body was discovered.
IA II. Theodore Tulip, engineer of the trai
cl- He resided at Laporte, where his renal
US were conveyed for interment. His brotht
he fireman on the train, was also killed.
'ut -. Man. Sandy complexion and whiske
Ter Face much freckled. He was about 40 yea
of age, wore black cloth coat light cassime
be- pantaloons, white shirt, stogy shoes and
rn- stockings He had tickets from Chicago
am New York
the 13. A little boy, about one year old, su
es- posed to be one Of the Tidsley family.
the IA. Female, about 25 years of age, da
to brown hair. Had on plaid gingham Dire
ine brown worsted skirt, home made cotton no
ssh and CATERS. Was going to New York.
the Is. Mary Ann Curran wife of John o.
'in- ran, of Dunkirk, N. Y. Her body was i'd
nd titled by Mr.. Fitzgerald.
16 Cornelius WalwOrth, from Rome,
nawee Co., Mich, 80 years of age His 81
81 Peak, and had taken i'll at Atchison, was
goo the train, and is severely injured, but il
rleu hoped he viii recover.
gnt II. Laborer Could not learn his name
nc. iicn His remains had been taken to Laporte VIII
e'". he resided.
leet 1S. Thomas Irwin, from Philadelphia.
..'e .'e had been at work on the Light House, in
'he harbor. He has wife and children in P
.In .Sn adelphia.
ule 10. Man. Had red hair, combed from
'.e' . forehead, about 2e years of age. Had OF
d light cashmere coat, brown ribbed caSsim
pantaloons, stogy boots, white shirt and bl:
acA Kossuth hat. His height was five feet ten
ches..
a;ce ,roe 20. Man. Thirty years of age or ther
s u'es bouts Black hair and sandy whiskers {
'oll- goatee. He had on a black cloth coat, Ii
h en. Marseles vest, pink knit shirt, black silk
'no vat, black cashmere pants. and Congress &
!. 'G :. ers. His height was 80.
!. ~ AZ o. Patrick McNeeley His residence
,F ,lsl other facts we could not learn. He was alb
,l.is 60 years Of age, and 90 in height
'e" %. Peter Muldary. Could not learn VIII
h.a he was from. He was taken away by
iMlau M friends.
1u' %. Benz. A. Shester, of Sparta, Mon
no- county, Wisconsin. He was IS years of q
- His body was identified and taken away
ouS ouS his friends.
'eae "a. Henry Fleckinger, Of Iowa City, 10
"a as on his way to Reading, Pa.
,ou ".. 25. Benz. P. Mccullough, Lawrencebur
arc, Indiana.
!. ,aa ~ 26. d. Tulip; fireman on the train. He
:. VI a brother of the engineer, and resided at
porte, where his remains were taken.
,ua. u 27. Thomas Makan, train boy. He resi-
MI nen at Laporte.
,Sn c'n. %. Man. Light hair and whiskers. f
'Iss I.' on ribbed cashmere coat, white shirt, bl
> .'y cashmere pants, calf boots, and black
y. ~, neck-tie.
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