Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-02

uEnilneQ ny NeitNfaph Nfar iievuhfi'f-f 49, n
,opy much fuller statement from the Chicago
Press Of the sOth ult, and also the interesting
statement Of President .Bliss Of Springfield,
Mass, who was on the train
In the list Of unipjured passengers we find
the names of Messrs. W W. Wright and @. N.
Abbey, Of Cleveland " q
THE DEAD.
The following are the names Of the dead, SO
far as could be ascertained previous to the leay-
ing of the train at Jour o'clock
/ HartweH United States Express Messen-
ger. Has wife and family residing at Toledo, |
Ohio 1t s stated that he had been endeavor'
ing for a year past to obtain post as messenger |
on this route, in order that he might be with his
family a part Of his time. He had been run |
mug on the route only about two weeks.
2 Babington, baggage master, resides at To-
ledo. His body was taken TO Toledo on Tues
day, as we'll as that of Hartwell.
8 A laborer on the rosd. Could not ascer-
tain his name, or where he belonged.
4, Female. About fifty years sf age, oilarge
size Thin gray hair and wore wig. She
was supposed to be a Mrs Campbell from Elgin,
in this State. asla h
8. Jack -, Irishman, laborer on the
road. Lives at Honesvile Laporte County,
Ind, where his remains were taken T'I @.
6. A girl about thirteen years Of age, body
not Unidentified. 1t is supposed her name Is
Tidsley, as there was a family of man, wife and
four children by that name on board OF the
train, four Of whom were killed, and one fatally
wounded, while but one little boy, about ten
years of age, remains of tie family Of six.
4 Fema e, supposed to be Mrs. Tidswell,
mother Of the above named children Where
she came from we could not learn, but it was
ascertaned that she was going to Thompson
! vile, Connecticut, with her family.
g. Susan Il. Sumner, wife of Increase Sum
| ner, fo1mly of Oockyille, Kankakee County, Ill (,
but reeidDg in this city for the last few months.
| Mrs Sumner, with her three children, Alice,
! aged nine, Neville, aged about six, and Mary,
| four years of age, left here on Monday night for
Boston. where they were going on a visit -
Mrs. Sumner, Alice and Nevill, were killed, but
tue youngest Mary, by a miracle es capped with
a few slight bruises It is supposed that little
Mary either was thrown from the window by
Mrs S., or by the force of the concussiOn, az
she was found short time after the accident
Clinging to the branches of tree which was
living in the stream. Her escape is indeed
miraculous The body of Alice has not yo
been recovered, but there can hardly be dOub
that she has shared the fate OF her mother anC
brother Mr.. Sumner returned to this city l's
evening, with the body OF his wife and son, ant
with his live daughter.
3. Neville p Sumner, son of Increase Sum
ner, mentioned above.
10. A small boy, named Tidswell, one Of tn
! family mentioned above. One OF his legs wa
completely torn of, aud found at some dIstanc
from where the remaining portion of his bod
was discovered.
lI--Theodore Tulip, engineer of the train
lie resided at Laporte, where his remains wer
conveyed for interment.
l2-Man Sandy complexion and whisker
Face much freckled. He was about 40 years
age. lie had tickets from Chicago to Ne'
Il York
ia little boy, about one year old, suppose
D 10 be one OF the Tidswe family.
l4-Female about 25l years of age, Gal
} brown hair. Was going to New York.
) l5--Mary Ann Curran, wife of John Curra
l. of Dunkirk, n. Y. Had been on a visit
n Lawrence Fitzgerald her brother-iu law col
$ nected with the American Express Company
Il this city. Her body was identified by Mr. Fit
I, gerald.
h 10 Cornelius Walworth, from Rome, Lem
8 wee Co., Mich, 20 years of age. mir. Walwor
: was returning to his home from Atclhson, Kal
e sas, where he had been after his son, Phiand,
2, Walworth, who had been to Pixies Peak, al
d had been taken i'll at Atchison.
), l7.-Laborer. Could not learn his name -
!. His remains had been taken to Laporte whel
is he resided.
l. I8-Thomas Irwin from Philadelphia whit
Is er he was going. He had been at work on Il
&c Light House, put on the breakwater in our ha
&c Dor. He has wife and children in Phadephi
I'd l9-Man. Had red hair, combed back fro
L his forehead, about 26 years of age.
re 20-Man Thirty years of age or thereabout
m Black hair and sandy whiskers and goatee.
d. 2l.-Patrick McNeeley. His residence
I'd other facts we could not learn. He was abo
N sixty gears OF age, gray hair, and SO in heigh
22-Peter Mudary. Could not learn whe
We he was from. He was taken away by
ne friends
y 29-Benj F, sheeter, of Sparta. Monroe CO
n Wis. He was 65years OF age. His body w
m identified and taken by his friends
40 24.-Henry Fleckinger, of Iowa City, low
tn on his way to Reading, Pa. ~
re 25.-Benjamin z. Mccullough Lawrenc
r. burgh, Ind.
26--D, Tulip, fireman on the train. He WI
a brother OF the engineer, and resided at /
, porte, where his remains werc taken.
/ 27.-Thomns Mahan, train boy He resid
., at Laporte.
" 2s.-Man. Light hair and whiskers.
on ga rickeIty cripple, tailor by trade, fro
NJ Laporte. Could not leain his name.
c 3O,-Boy. One OF the Tidswell family.
y 3l-Mr. Smith, road master; lives at MiIdI
en- 32-Wife of s P. Gillet of Stone Mil
W Jefferson Co., New York
''u 33 Wallace, a son ofthe above.named, ag
four years.
IN 24-Allce. daughter ofIncrease Sumner, nc
~ residing in Chicago Aer age was years.
nv Her body has not yet been recovered
CT; 35-Benjamin E Smith, of 80 Wall sire
iou New York, died on Wednesday, about thir
hours after he was taken from the ruins
he This completes the list of the dead, so far
re- could be ascertained previous to leaving Misl
10 waka at 4 o'clock, p. Nj.
rls THE WOUNDED r.
ms The following is the list of wounded, copi
ios from the note book of Dr. c., Hoyt, of Adrlt
/, the physician of the road
lhe jeremiah Crandall, jefferson Co., N. Y, al
KY 20 be up
the Mrs, II. B. Hoffman, Davenport, Iowa, 1
,od severely.
" .'D Mary c. Wilson, Marysville, Wis, left ha
re- injured.
pes M N Carsmth, New York, bruised.
ur. Is A. Rowe, West Troy, N. Y, slightly
"a Parsons Brown, hand slightly hurt
s. C. Rose, Coldwater, Mich, slightly.
nc, IL Sibley, Rochester, N. Y sgIly.
led John Hicks, Jones Co., Iowa slightly.
aid Hiram Sib,ey, Rochester, N. Y D, slightly
nd, jured. L.ll
~ Mary l.. Sumner, daughter Of Increase su
Tue ner, OF this city, bruised on the face, but
olt, seriously
ted Samuel Akin, from Austin county, Iowa, b
tlv somwhat on his ankle, was going to Uni
i,I city.
i'n Richard P Ellis, wife and daughter sligh
self injured, VI r
er- Aaron Van Syoc, his wife and four childr
residing in Warren county, Iowa, and on th
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