The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-07
1nr man.

Tas a vile aud iduily residing AZ Toledo, ono.
IL had beon running on tie route only ABOUT
two weeks.
. Burlington, Baggage Master, tesiles Ot
Toledo Ills body Was taken 10 Toledo On
TIeslsy morning, as well as lhaI OF MI Hsn-
we'll.
3. ldboer on The road could lot 0scer.
tain his name or where hc belonged.
4 Female. Abuu 80 years oi age, OF large
s ze thin groy hair aud wore wig. She was
supposed to be u Ms. Campbell, irUm Elgn Ia
this STATE.
o. Jack ---, Irshm1r, llborer on the
rood. Lives at lOnesvle, Lsporte county, Ind,
where his remains were taken.
g. A girl about thirteen years Of nge, body
not Identified. she had on enico dress wlD
hoop skirt tnsel belt, nankin psntsleites,
and kid goiters. She had false braid in her
bai |, is supposed her name is Tidswell ss
there was family Of n,dn. wife aud four chill
dreu OF that name on board o the train, four OF
whom were killed, aud one fatally wounded,
while but one little boy, about ten years Of ogo,
remains Of a family Ut six
z. Female supposed TO be Mrs TidsweIl,
mother ol the above nsmed chlldren. She had
long black hair, wore q calico dress, black cab.
simrre CATERS, and had three rings on the third
finger OF her left hand. The height was five
feet two inches. Where she came from we
could not learn but it was asCertaIncd that she
was going ~ Thompson,ille Conn, with her
family.
8 Susan Il, Sumner, wife Of lncreas' Sum
ner, formerly Of Rockville, Kankakec county,
Ill., but residing in this city for the last few
months Mrs Sumner with her three children
Alice, Dgcd nine, Neville, aged abou. six, and
Mary, four years of uge, left here on Monday
night for Boston, where they were going on u
visit Mrs Sumner. Alice and Neville, were
Ia I,, rapl,
capped with few slight bruises Ii Is supposed
that little Mary either was thrown from the
window by Mrs. s., or by the force ui tho con
CusSlon, Bs she was found a short time after the
accident clinging to the branches oI IA tree which
was lying in the stream. Her escape wds indeed
Miraculous The body of Altos has not yet
been recovered, but there can hardly be doubt
that she has shared the fate of her mother ani
brother. Mr.. Sumner returned to this city
last evening with the body OF his wife and son,
and with his live daughter.
8. Neville Z. Sumner, son Of Increase Sum-
ncr mentioned above.
10. A small boy. named Tidswell, one of the
family mentioned above. Que oI his legs com
peely torn Oh and found at some distance from
where The remaining portion Of his body was
discovered.
IL. Theodore Tulip, engineer Of the trnin.---
lie resided at Sylyana, o., where hls Remains
were conveyed for inerment, HIS brother, who
wAs fireman on the trnin, mentioned in No. 26,
was also killed
IL, Mon Sandy complexion and whskers.
Face much IreckIed. He was about 40 years of
age, wore black coat, light Cussmere pnntu-
looms, whit shirt stogy shoes and no stockings.
He had tickets from Chicago to New York.
l3. little boy, about one year old, supposed
to he one of the 'rIdswell family
a. Femi about 20 years Of age, dark brown
hair Had plaid gingham dress, brown worsted
skirt home made cotton hose, and CATERS WI
going to New York.
5, Mary Aun Curan, wife Of John Curran,
of Dunkrk, New York
l6 Cornelius Wulworth, from Rome Lenawee
o., Michigan, 80 years of ago. Mr., Walworth
was 10 turning to his home from Atchinson Kan
sas where he had been after his son, Pnilander
Walworth, who had been TO Pixies Peak, aud had
been taken ill at AtchIson. The son was on the
train and ia severely injured, but it is hoped he
will recover although when the train left last
evening he was thought to be worse than in the
morning.
II Laborcr. Could not learn his name. His
remains had been taken to Laporte where he re-
sided.
IS. Thomas Irwin. from Philadelphia, with
er he was going lie has wife and children in
Philadelphia.
his forehead, about 26 years of aye. Had on
light cassinere coat, brown ribbed cashmere
pantaloons, stogy boots, white shirt and black
kossuth hat. Height was five feet ten inches.
", Man. Thirty years OF age or therea bouts.
Black hair and sandy whiskers and gontee He
had on black cloth coat, light Marseilles vest,
pink knit shirt, black silk cravat black cassi.
mere pants and congress CATERS His height
was five feet and ten inches.
2l. Patrick McNeory, His residence or other
facts we could not learn. fle was about sixty
years OF age, gray hair, aud five feet aud nine
inches in height.
%, Peter Mullory. Could not learn where
he was from. lie was taken away by his
friends.
2S. Brnj f. Shcctcr, of Sparta, Monroe co.,
WIS. IL was IS years of aye, HIS cody was
identified AMI taken away by his fr,rn Is.
"a Henry Fleckmgcr, of Iowa City, Iowa, on
hi way to Reading, Pa
% Bmj. 7. McColpuyh, L,wrncoburgh,
Indiana.
26 d. Tulip, fireman ON the train. lie was
brother OF the engineer anl resides at Sylvana,
o., wheIe his remains Were taken.
21 Thomas MADAM, train boy. He resides at
Lrportc,
2S Man. Light hair Nui whiSkcrs. Had on
ribbed cashmere coat white shirt, block cassi
mere pants, calf boots, aud black silk neck tie
", A rickrty cripple, tailor by trade, from
L'porte. Could not learn his name.
30 One of the ridSwrll family.
81 Mr., Smith, road-muSter. lives at Middle.
bury, lnliana,
30, Wife of s P, GilIett of Stone Mills |
Jefferson Co., ~ Y.
~ Wallace, son of the above named, aged
four years.
81, Alice, daughter of Increase sumner, now
residing IN Chicago. Her age was nine years.
Her body has not yet heen recovered.
30. Benz Il, Smith, oi 80 Wall street New
York. died on Wednesday, about thirty hours
'tter he was taken from the ruins.
This completes the list of the dead. so Ear as
could be asrertoincd previous TO leaving Msha.
waka at / L, NJ, June 29h
LATER,
On Thursday, two more bodies were found. |
oh Friday momins the boly of Miss K R,gan was