, 1859-06-30
Condition OF the Wounded,



Condition OF the Wounded.
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THE LOCALITY or TUE CATASTROPHE.
1he place where the tragedy occurred, which
"as ca'''ca SUCH oecp saohcss INTO tile homes
u s' many. Is situated midway between the
'H'ases ol oonth hena md Misha"aka, and
ABOUT t"o miles from either place. There Is
ras'ne some 1a1'f's 1ect deep from the surface
o' Tue lsack ana seseh's.h'e 10 one hundred
"et "ioe' tauer Tue track ~as cuisert, about
n'ne !ee1 ~ NEWELL Ane "AteF passing
>".oakn ~ % sen.'a"5' ou1'ne a'e WEI season.
"o' o""'se''' ~ la eu's IL" '"'. Nnf'
'"s '.'s "e4~e 'so''a n'sh pie'1'iea on 14ohoay
1''"'s'' 'ne pss9ase 'arouga tue eo'sefs oe-
1Sa'e interrupted ano Lie wafer on the south
os upper Sue suddenly raised to the height o.
n''eea 10 twenty 1ee1' Or "ltnn hVe or eight
lcct OF tic surface of the truck. The track rest
ING oh SANDY 1oanaation. tic action OF the
"a'er haa tne enec' 10 nnuefniIne, nno proea'
NY oe'o1e Tue Tram reached he iatal spot
''ie TRACK had Been partly carried away
anu tic tram took the terrible plunge INTO
sAe aosss pc'o"' almost c''nl'le'e's o"Fs'ne
~ > l w ~ " ~
'o''o"s0 " - o"' " WA po"s' - As's' '"e' '"'
'nose "ao "e'e eo''pe''sa !" "''Ae9s ~ e@'
"'aa ~ "a> Ill e'e"' "''e'' III n'a'' 9"oo'e 0'
e..'''u "p'n 10 ""neSs ou' onee ~ ''e.'"s
ne h'sl' "as c'e:l!. pu. '"e ras'"e oe."e "Au.eu
" "ooos a"o 'l'e n'g" panAs' was n'poAs'p'e
~ o4s'a''"''" o''ee.A' a'o ""s 1'u t:'oe'eo ~
s"Se ""' esealea ":a'n VI se'erc ''1o1s e"''a
o"is " ~ 'ae souau o' 'he e'oans ot ''e SUI
's'e.s ',o "''ee vas ."' e'Aeass''"' 1"a ~
.,.., ' 80 ",aA'e =. =. o.
,"@, ~" ''e 1"1oo tae'e'' - o.s..".s H',1 49,. -
,''s''A" init, o's'-"'e VI '"o 'utI ''i''es ""e'
.''s'' o'"''as 'eae.'o A'4' e"4S .. tne e''@eus'
.A' 'oA'oe' ~ """'" "e's ~ '.s s.'ee'a ''''ss
na' '"77 oesn e4ca W ~ IRE III luz 'i''"ge'' y
'nes ''nnco'a'e's s'a'teu {" "'ds1' '"' INC seen'
" 'ae "'sA''e'' WIN 'au'eFna a"o esess ains
'na' "oo'o P'o'aoe " aeeoco 10 teie'c Luz
""1.'"' N"1 :. o14 ''''' ''.''e u"''' t"e n'"' VI
'ea''' last u enns' every aoof HAS oecn ''''o"a
open 10 Tue sufferers ano everything WHICH
human agency eoa'u accomplish has ocen done
~ ''ie cn'1eps 'of 'nc 'e"e' ol Tue unhappy VIC
Inns 1hes oeserse tue ehuof'ne regard o1 the
sufferers ano s"els 'f'ehds.
THE DEAD.
Inc following arc thc names c1 Tue oeaa' 60
lar rs could he aseertained, previous 10 the
leaving Of the train at fur O'Clock:
]. Hartwell, United States Express Messcn'
s'rs. Has w''e md funallE residing al ioleoo'
Ohio. II is suited that he had been endca'or'
in1 for a year past to obsuln post as messenger
on tlls route, III order t1!as ne might oc Will Ills
| iain's part ot h's line. lie haa peeh foan'ns
on the route only about two weeks
~. baplngton, baEEaEc master, resides Al 10
lcdo' His body was taken to loledo OH 1"es
day. os well as that Ut hurt"etl.
j. Il saboFcr on the road. Could not aseer'
ta'n his uau'c, or Where hc belonged
4. Female About iity years Of age, Of large
size. Ih'n gray hair and wore Wig. Shs
! was supposed to be u slrs. Campbell, IRON h'g'n
IN this state.
g. Jack --, lrishman' la1orcr On tn
road' Lives at h"ness'le' LapoHe eo"hts
| lnd'' "hefe liss remains were 'akch'
D. = e'rl aoeut tn'f'een years u asc' oou.
ho' 'oent'ueo. ehe llao on eahco ofess WILL
hoop Skirt unset eelt' haaHin panta'e'tes' ao'
KID ga'teF". :>hc haa lalsc braao III l.cf ha's
| III l" supposed Acr name Is llusleF Us There "a
4 ianll1y oE mau, wife and tonr children by tha
nah'e On Doaro OF the 'fa'n' tonr ol WHO" WET
Killed. and one 1a'usis ~onhaeo' "h''e 0u' Oh
little oos' anon1 ten 5e=ss ol ago. 'ea'a'ns
tile iam1ls oi ef1'
:. fenlu'e' supposed 10 " '"rs' '"as"ei
mother 0! t'c aoo'c "a''ea en''areh' 'ne III"
'"nS p'ae~ h"F-"ose ea''eo uFsss' o'asA go
s'mcrc sa''efs. anu haa 1nfee rugs On tnc iils'
n"ger ot hcf te'I ha"a. HeF ut1en' WIZ ~
'ec' TWO ioches' "neFe she GAME "on' VIC e'u
nos !cafn' Jul IL "as ascerta'hco tnAt e!'c VI
EoinE 10 1ho'a'1'sea'llle' eohhect'cut' "t'n III
tat''lty-
;. oukan r.. GUNNER. VILE oi lncfeasc oumne
lofu4efls ot ltocksa1e' hanAakee touuts' II
but residing III this city ior the last IL" montn
Mrs. Sumner, with her three Children A"e
aEeo n'ne' >esi'e' aseo ao'ot SIX ano "a'
+ 'our years o' aee' 'elt nefc o'' s'ona@s "'s'
aor hoston, where they were gong on us
Mrs. Sumner, Alice ana scsille. were Ailleo'
the youngest, Mary' W miracle escapea vi
IL" shght bruises. IL Is supposed tha' III
, Mary cltArf WIS thrown from '''e "'nao"
: Ars' - OF ~ 'nc ''see III s''e e''euss''e.
ahc WAS iouna snors t1ils a1'eF the acc'1t
II ci'nEinE to the branches o1 Tree WHICH
{ lying i'll the stream. Her escape Is 'nd'
|, miraculous. The body "t Alice has not
r been recovered, but there can hardly be dot
TINT she has shared t!'e fate "f her mother
brother Mr. sumner returned to this city
evening with the body 0{ his wife and son, {