Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-02

choiv unoertainty Of ofacars Of the road
and also Of the Inhabitants Of South Bend
and Mishawnka, on a point 80 important
renders I. impossible 70 believe otherwise.
We saw twenty-three bodies together in
the freight-house It MishAwaka. The body
Of the train boy in another room; number
Of bodies were at South Bend, a number at
the Kilburn House, Mishawaka. Superin-
tendent Campbell informed US personally,
that quite a number had been identified and
taken away. A Mr.. 9. P. Smith, banker
and broker Of New York, died yesterday
morning, at four A. M, and several others
are missing. The wounded are suffering Sc
v0rely from their injuries, and some Of them
can not live. What these positive facts and
positive uncertainties will foot up in the ag-
gregate number Of deaths, is too fearful TO
contemplate.
The following is list ofdead injured and
uninjured, as far as can be ascertained at
present:
The DEAD.--Mrs. Increase Sumner, Alice
@. Sumner, nine years Of age, Neville Il.
Sumner, six years, all Of Chicago; Mary Ann
Curran, Dunkirk, N. Y; Mr.. McNealy, Fon
du Lac, Wis., Richard Muldary, Calumet
Ia; Mr.. Streeter, Sparts, Wis; Henery
Fleckengor, Reading, Pa; B. p. Mccullough
Lawrenceburg Ind; Thos Mishan cabin boy
Laporte; J. W. Hartwoll, express messenger
Toledo; James p. Babbington, baggage mas
ter; G. w. Smith, road-master; Mr.. II. p.
Gillets and child, Stone Mills, N. Y. David
Tulip, engineer, Laporto; Theodore Tulip,
fireman, Laporte; n woman and four children,
named Tiswold; Mrs. NJ II. Ragan, Rock
ford, died last night; Jacob Smith, banker,
Wnl 10 Val
worth, Rome, Wis, do, and eleven bodies
not recognized.
INJURED.-S. Ii. Arnold, Decatur county,
Iowa, severely; w. II. Weller, Milwaukee,
slightly; b. O' Brien, Chicago, slightly; Mary
Coats, Youngstown, Ohio, slightly; Miss d.
A. Porter, Sturgis, Mich, three ribs broken;
w. N. Connel slightly; NJ. II. Regan, Rock
ford, ILL.,, slightly, Jesse Dying, Louisville,
Penn, slightly; w. j. Hawk, Charleston
Va, slightly; A. Van Saalk, Warren Co.,
Iowa, severely; four children Of above, slight
ly; VIM. Osgood, conductor, slightly; Mr..
Schaub, Chicago leg broken; Il. P. Gillett,
Stone Mills, N. Y, slightly; Fred. Miller
Holmesville, Iowa; Augustus White, Iowa;
j. II. Gardner, Jonesville, Mich; Wm Flan-
ncry, 2. Myers, ?. Quinne, V. II. Anderson,
Ainsworth ILL.,; A. d, Piser, Chicago; Dan.
p Rhodes, Cleveland; Mrs. Rhodes was on
the train; w. jury and wife, Brooklyn, N.
y; Oscar Waspeter, Rockford, ILL.,, G. Ben
nett Adrian, Mich; Philander Walworth,
Rome Mich, severely; s. IL, Bosnia, Ma
deira, Pa, slightly.
PASSENGERS UNINJURED.- George Bliss,
President of the road, Springfield, Mass. ;
Hiram Bliss, Director, Springfield; L. p.
Hillard and son, j. II. Bracken, i. Dickin-
son and j. X. Gardiner, Chicago; Lewis
Keller Strausburg, Pa, John Heck, Rome,
Iowa; X. w. TAFT, Susquehanna, Pa; Il. A.
Gurley, Vermont; Henery Crese, Phila; w ,
White, DeKalb, ILL.,; S. Arnold, Decatur, Ill. (;
Calvin Hagan, Milwaukee; Theron Pardee
Bloomington, ILL.,; l. J. II. Rice, Laporte, la. !;
George Tomlinson, Racine, Wis; w. w.
Wright, Cleveland; l.. Knap and lady, Wash
ington; II. Devereaux, Oneida, N. Y. 4. M.
Knapp, Hudson, Wis; Miss II. Il. Knapp,
Auburn N. Y; G. II. Grant, Watertown,
Mass; Hubbard, wife and two children, San
dusky, o.; Mrs. Kramer and two children,
Sandusky, o.; Charles f. Sherman; M. Nor
rson and Lady, st. Paul; Gottrid Wetzell;
James Whitehill, Erie Co., ILL.,; Il. A. Eve
lin, Addison; John Grossel, Sheldon, Vt;
ID. E, Wells Hudson Wis; G.. N. Abbey
Cleveland; G. Mattoon, Geneva, f. Wilkes,
Maysville, Wis; Mrs Wilson, Maysvile
Wis; G. r. Afiierbacl, Mount Vernon, n.
Y; Frank Dakin, Freeport, ILL.,; Miss Moore,
Freeport, ILL.,; Mrs. George Dakin, nurse
and infant, Freeport, ILL.,; A. j. Perry and
wife, N. Y; Mrs Ezra Wood, Chicago; Mrs.
Van Saulk, Warren Co, Iowa; g. jackson,
Waukesha, Wis; Mrs. G. N. Elder, Wauke-
sha, Wis.