Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29
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CLEVELAND, June 2sATRe train from Chi
cago, on the Michigan Sudthttn road, went
through a culEert, last night, near South Bend.
The accident GAS cadssif by 'thc Washing away
of the culvert Twenty or thirty persons re-
IpOrted,kiled:' ,'sssss 'ssss~s,iJ ga ,or
SECOND DESPATCH.
The stream where the accident occurred WAS
swollen by the rains of the previous afternoon
and evening The flOodwOOd probably checked
! the culvert, converting the embankment into
a dam and the great weight of water together
with the concnssioh Of the crossing train catS-
ing sad calamity. There were about $50 passen-
gers on the uIin; 80 of these wCI taken from
the ruins dead and Oh or OF others wounded;
the rest not heard from.
| Killetl--aS far as able to ncertain their Names
are: Ilartweil, express messenger; engineer and
fireman, both named Culp; Burlington, baggage
master; c: w. smith, Road Master; Mrs T. T.
| Gillett and child; Stone Mills, n. Y; ThOuIas
Misham, Michigan city.
| Wounded. Miller Augustus, White,
Iolmo<villc. Ind; r. A. Knapp, Hudson, Wis;
| Miss Hattie f. Knapp, Auburn; y. h Gardner,
,JOhesville, Mich; Charles Sherman, B,'stOn;
Wan. Fannery, 2. Myers, P. Quinn, q. An'ler-
son, w r. Anderson, all Of AimswortIl, Ill; \.
II. Pizer, Chicago; d. p. Rhodes. Cleveland;
MISS Moore, FaccporI; SIR. and Mrs. Garry,
Brooklyn; L. jackson, Miss z. NJ. Elder, Wau--
keSha, Wis; WnworthS, father and son, q.
Bennett, Adrain; Oscar 1WarpetDn, N. Il. Reagan,
lady aud daughter, Rockford. Ill; 5. &. Rose,
Goldwater; w. J. Pawke, Charleston, Va; @.
Yaw aud lady, OSwegu To-, n. Y; Stephen Ar
mold, Decatur, Iowa; Mary Coates YOnngston,
a.; Miss ID. y. Porter, Hudson, Mich
The following are uninjured :-R. w. TAFT, of
SusGuehauna Depot, Pa; Z. y. Gurley, Add
son. VT; Henry Grease, Phila-; Calvin Hogan,
Milwaukee.
The train was moving Mt the rate Of 10 or 90
miles an hour. The train coming west passed
over the embankment safely three hours before
the accident Conductor O<s,uOd arrived at this
city this AFTERNOON slightly hnrt, but unable To
| furnish any names OF killed
THIRD DESPATCH.
Thirty -flHr bodies have been found up TO ten
O'Clock. Other passengers missing, supposed
Ito he drowned.
Those injured and not expected to live, are:
Mrs Regam, Rockford, ILL.,; 5Jno- d. Wier and
Patrick Quinn, AinSworth, III; f. G. Smith,
banker, Wall St, n. Y; and Mr.. WalwOrth of
Adrian
No fault is attributed TO the officer sof the
train by the Passengers.
New YoRE, June 2S.-rhe steamer Empire
City, from Havanua the Odd, has arrived.
She reports the city healthy. No epidemic WAS
lprcvallIng.
The English mail steamer from st. Thomas,
which was expected to bring Santa Amna en-
route for Mexico, arrived at Havana the 22d,
but the eXdicntOr WAS not on board.
Eugene Fuller, passenger on board the En-
Ipire City, jumped overheard during the passage
IN a Temporary lit OF insanity, and was drowned.
| He was u nutIVe of Boston.
The Empire City brought Si25,0O in specie.
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SAcKvrLLE June 27.-The steamship Arabia
with Liverpool dates to the 18th inst, has ar
rived at Halifax, hut owing to the refusal Of
the Nova ScOtian line 10 transmit the Associated
Press report, the public will be deprived Of the
news for day. The horse express will reach
here about midnight.
.Sr. Lours, june 2S-rhe steamer q. W.
Lombart, bound for Mis-. ourt river with u val
liable cargo took lire four miles above this city
.ast night, and burned to the waters edge. The
boat aud cargo is total loss. The boat was
valued ut 1928, U0u; insured for $l5,OUU. The
cargo was insured \" lives lost
New YoRk, June 2s.-It is now ascertained
beyond NIL doubt that Edward Griffith. who,
year ago. was sentenced TO prison for ten years,
for shooting and w0unding policeman, Is en-
tirely innocent. The two burglars, Kelly and
Gordon, arrested last week, confess to having
committed that crime, and that Griffith is
stranger to them.
New York, June 2S.-There were, yestcr-
day, two stahbing cases among school boys
One in Brooklyn, in School No. 10, where John
Shannon, aged years, stabbed Eslln Chetfurd,
aged years, lntIctinS u serious wound tn the
back. The other case happened in Cherry ST,
in this city, where lad II years of age. named
Kane, stabbed in the neck by school mate
named Casey aud severely wounded.
QUEBEC, june 2S.-rhc steamer Nova ScOtian
arrived here this morning ut past 10 o'clock.
| Her VOYAGE WAS rendered longer than usaun by
contrary winds and the dense fog in the straits
of Belle Isle. She passed the steamer HungaIi-
nm hence far Liverpool un the 18th. The latter
steamer probably reached Liverpool on the goth
| inst. -h
NEW YoRK, June 2S-Thc steamer Granada
has arrived from AspinwalI via: Key West. She
: left Aspinwall in company with the steamer
Moses Taylor, which arrived here on Sunday.
New YORK, June 2S.-Thc match between
Bill Chatham aud Tar River, mile heats came
off over the Fashion course yesterday. Chat
ham won in two straight heats. Time, 5:42,
5:3S. The trot tho Union course, two tnige
heats, in harness, between George Patciin,
Woodruff and Brown Dick, was by Palchin
! In STRAIGHT heats Time SOFA 5:u34