The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

Nm Carnith, New Ystt, bruiae1.
Rowe, West Troy. N. r., slightly.
Parson Brown, hand slightly hufk
3 g Rose, ColdsAter, Mici.., slightly.
Ssbley, NneheSteF, n. ii, slightly.
John HicHA Jones Co, Iowa, slightly.
Hiram Gblsy, Rochestsr, n. y, slightly Ia
jured.
4 Nay l. SsnDsf, 1auRhtsr or Increase Sum
ner, d this city, Bruised On the face, but MOI
eeriOusly.
Samuel Akin, from Austin, county, Iowa
hurt somewhat on his ankle, was going TO Unior
city.
Richard r. Ellis, wife and daughter, slightly
injured.
Aaron Van Syoc, his wife and four children
residing in Warren county, Iowa. ar on theil
way to Salem, Ohio. Mr.. an Syoc was severe
~, but il Ii believed not fatally, injured. HI.
daughter, aged about ~ years, bad her collal
bone broken, and was Otherwise injured, bul
she will probably recover. The three sons were
considerably bruised, and Mrs. Van Syoc, who
is an old and very feshy lady, escaped without
injury. Their escape from instant death was
remarkable, as the car in which they were seat
ed was completely torn to splinters, not piece
ten feet long being left.
stephen h. Arnold, Of Garden Grove, Iowa
was severely cut on the head and right hand
but bis injuries are NOT dangerous.
Philandcr Waiwortb, who had been 70 Pike.
Peak, was on bis way home TO Rome, Michigan
accompanied by his father, who was killed
Mr.. WalW0rth had been sick at Atchison
Kansas, and at the time oil the accident was il
feeble condition. Ills father had been after
him.
Mrs. Jenny Higgings, OF bologna, Wisconsin.
her injuries are not serious. She had heI
young child, about one year old, with her
which escaped death By miracle. When she
felt the cars going down, in the faint hope Of
saving her child, she threw it out OF the
window, and the little fellow was picked uI
afterwards, with scarcely bruise on him. 4
Higher Power than human watched over and
protected that little boy in tina. terrible hour Of
peril.
Miss Porter, Of Sturges, Mich, was IN COM
pany with the Summers. She was badly, but j,
is hoped not fatally injured, although she was
suffering much from her wounds.
Mr.. ard Mrs. A Perry we're in the sleeping
car, and were somewhat Injured, but are able
to resume their journey to New York. Mr.. P.'s
nurse and child escaped unhert.
Knapp, Of Washington City, had his
hand broken. Mr.. Knapp has wife and child
with him, the former was slightly injured bu,
the child entirely escaped. Mr. K lost about
$4,000 in jewelry, &c.
Knapp, brother OF The above, Of Hud-
son. Wisconsin, somewhat bruised, but not Sc
rlousy.
Miss H E Knapp, Of New York City, injured
in the breast, but is doing we'll. She is sister
of the aforenaned knapps.
4. A. Gurley, Addison, w., badly bruised
about his head, etc. He viii be well in d few
days.
RP Ellis and wife, Of Pennington, Me-, both
injured, his wife badly. she may recover.
Mrs Parsons, Of Fan Care, Wis, il badly
hurt, but il il not considered dangerously so.
Oae Of tie TidsWeil family i badly injured,
and can hardly recover. FIVE of this family
will thus be the victims d: this disaster, one
lad about ten years 81 age, being the only sur
visor. This family We're o. their way to Thomp-
sonville, Connecticut.
B Schaub of Chicago, pfestg badly hur. but
not considered dangeruuSiv So.
Mr. Lester, from Stur-.s, Mich, on his way
home from Pixies Peak, badly truised in his
breast. Doubtful If he >uFsiges. Lost con
siderable amount o. moni y, IN gold, which be
brought with him trOnI l.he's Peak
A brakeman on the train, named Orrn Ohm
sted, Of Toledo, is badly hurt. His arm and
leg was broken in two places. He will hardly
recover.
Mrs Westeott and child, OF Rochester, N Y,
slightly hurt.
Rev Mr. Washington, Of Woodstock, Illinois,
slightly.
James Bragg, residence unknown, eighty.
Alfred Wightman, Gan. county, Wisconsin,
slightly.
Mrs. Chester Cav, otsego county, n. y,
slightly.
Patrick Weir, badly injured Modification
and eryspelas bad set in, and he will probably
die He was employed On The road.
Patrick Osen, skull ftseturtl. It Lad been
trepanned, and he will perhaps recover.
J VIM Harvey, slightly injured.
w Anderson, nose b. ils cut.
Oscar Compton, hurt ID ;4e side and on the
arms. Says he has no ase OF lis arm. Resides
in Rockford, I'll.
Mrs Mahashaw, lower limbs injured.
Mrs S.reeter, Morris, ILL., side and head
injured, but not dangeroH IT,
Mrs. Mary j. Goats, Berry Hill, TrumbuIl
County, OHIO, hips and back Injured. Can
stand and walk. She had been 10 Wisconsin
for the benef. Of her health, and was on her
way back.
Lahorer on the road, badly hurt, but there i
a prospect Of his recovery. We could not learn
his name.
Mr.. Goodsel, somewhat injured.
James Whitchill, of North East, Pennsylvanio,
somewhat injured, but was able 10 pursue his
journey.
Mr. Brown, Of Marathon n. Y, injuries slight.
There may be a few mOre slightly injured,
but probably not OF the above ilst, three and
perhaps four, will not recover. Every attention
WAS being bestowed upon the victims by the
citizens OF South Bend and Misha.aks. Hon.
George Bliss, the President of the road, ard
Colonel Ransom, one OF The Directors, Were also
on the ground, aud have given orders that the
Company will pay all the expenses incurred in
supplying every one with the necessary atten-
dance, clothing, etc. and in fact everything
that may be needed viii be supplied by the Com
pany.