The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-02

had been taken out, &c understood that two more
cuverts had been carried aray OF the re-
ferred TO- last night. and by the RAIN after train
On which he came bad passed them. He calculated
The chasm 10 be te-ry feet dep ard fifty feet ccros
embankmerf around the stone rst washed out
and then followed the fnssonry. He judged from the
mark sioDg the enbansmegt ihs. the waser hal risen
WE'VE feet, but when re left Il WAS almost dry again.
The tank Of the engine, tue smoke STACK sad q fe v
epintess all that dscrnnle OF Of the
train. large force Of were engaged ia plekiog
mp the bodies many were excava.ing toe Debris but
considerable had been carried of By torrent. The
culvert was said to be- b. those who snew strong one
but NOT wide enough for the purpose and tny pre-.
dtcted dt ioold BE- Washed BY the enbankme,x TVS.
being carried g BY the cide and spreading wiers IN the
ertnt Of their rising, as has been tae case.
Some Of The woundel pa, senyers had been carried
10 kiAhw arkee, and lad pallets arrar yei
In q large room ia the MOTEL Every care was DO
slowed upon them. The towns people parsicu.
Larry assducus In their attentions the SICK while there
were some four or Eve doctors hand mnistcring as
Tar ~ poesbe to their wants. the dead bodies we're
picked and laid out in tho cars with sheets covering
their faces. The men bad worked t6o hours 10 get
woman out Of the water. she was, Of course, dead
when recovered The sleeping car seemed to be unin
!ured with the exception OF few broken windows.
may in diagonal direction from the track Tos engine
sno BONE forty feet distance from the bank OF
reyine oy Winch conclude the train was sning at
rapid rate The ecenc the banks OF the rsyjne Mr.
Int Ss 80 vas truly awful az one may well suppose
wounded was terrible 10 behold. In the Mshwaukes Ho
10 t NC nne h'e boy, about nine years ola,
elt veg broken and almost open through the lhgh while
zoe ren! veg Is cut completely Off The lad wss falling
ia,,, ana Is almost Impossible for him to recover
. 30 WAS one OF family OF Eve children With tho mo.
thee, who were going the ,ssner md the nm
% sns Amhy. Inc mother was killed, daughter is
mlne, sno smother boy ID wounded, but not seriously
He u the same room With his wfe,:aed brother. whe
ne saw another OF the young ones six years old dad
having had his lace completely or The oSe OF the
females were mot much muuAted BY the dress OF IN
dead and wounded Mr. Pardee judges them to nave besn
mostly second class passengers. ~
rent and swept along but in going do gn he ueEiv
clutched hold Of tree, and by that neaaa effected
anding.
M schaub, Of Chicago, who had bis leg broken got
Mr.. Pardee 70 telegraph the fact 10 bis wife.
STATEMENT OF Mr.. HrLLIARD, PASSENGER.
L. p. Billiard, lumber merchant, of this city, Is saved
nnd unpj1red he states that when the sleeping car In
ing over, but striking something rghsed, aud landed
without much di1icsty. hr. Hilliard found himself in
tie DARK, with water up TO his waist In this condition
he remarec niteen minutes. His little child who was
vith hin was saved. He extrlcated himself Ia Q few
MINUTES, aud Anaea without bru,sS Of scracb H.. Hill