The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-02
The TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER
ON THE
MICHIGAN sou cHERN RAILROAD.
SIXTY OR SEVENTY PERSONS KILLED.
THIRrY-sIX BOD ES FOUND.
FORTY OR FIFTY WOUNDED.
Is 7 Il E 8 e + NC DE ALL g !.
NAMES OF TIE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
kc, 60, 20
SIXTY OR SEVENTY PERSONS KILLED.
THrRrY-sIx BOD Es FOUND.
FORTY OR FIFTY WOUNDED.
DISTRESSING DETAILS
NAMES OF TIE KILLED AND WOUNDED,
From the Chicago Zines. Jpue a !

IN America place night before last po Tar rom Ssv
,,sU snv". 40 a., miles 'ss. o. sSao ssSa ma
over seventy passengers killed Tbs precise pauber
untkpo~n put lees tran SIXTY dead had been
recovered ~ the cate Of Inc htert intelligence People
we're searcbing FOR
is ssa'ec tbs, there 100 passengers on The train
only 10 OF whom are ros living We The estimate
OF the whole Sashey small wo-n the trsin efs
feh cry III eight O'Clock M there fret class
cas- cTowoed 70 excess one sep ns car COMMERCIALLY hull
one second c'sss full ana etnisr empty
the later wse taken acns for the purpose Of Carrying
cssn romoer Of rsi'road hands, VINO we're taken on
board as Ans~ovtp Caumes, other stations aong
,hs roao Among the passengers quite OF
Chicago peope, o. -pom have psmes only Of r.
b.nsrd, T. Dickinson, Srs SINNER, aud some osnere
which appear belov DAVID sunnson late proprietor q
ns Revere House, ef ths Sruh Bend, two miea
shn sce OF be uisc@ OF the Hncideol
During Monday afternoon pigpt heavy rain storm
prevailed Throughout the Michigan
Southern Railroad 10 Indiana All the streams were feA--
fully swollen In very vpxce Of me RivuIets we're
emetted TO rivers, and hsics previously dry were
charged TO m'ratus lakes the accident took place
culv.rt, crossing = rsvne twenty i've feet
osrh, and about hoodged feet broad. me
bottom Of the ravine forms ,hs chsnne Of email
brook, which In midsummer usually dry o.
the morning before the accident man stepped
across II without diffcuhy. the passenger xain which
arrived here the night crossed the cuvers eight
o'clock in the evening with safety thought that the
water way hsd become cnohe ed up 1905, thus
csaspe ioe rssp- aosve the crossing 70 Az with water,
the great weight Of which pressing The
mert caused II 10 give while zoe crossing.
The entire train uds p-1ctpittd u tie bktom Of tie ra-
into frogmes rhs Of life was much greater no e.
ever, than it otbsrwise probably would been
Many persons drowned.
The following are the names Of those whose bodes have
bell founc:-
L. David Tulip, engineer.
Z 2-rbeodore ruiip, htman brother Of tie engineer.
Al ". Hartweu. messenger VI Ualed States Ex,ress
Company, family IN Toeto
6-ais OTIS sumner, OF le2 Madison street, Chicago;
her chd escaned unhur.
&C Smith, road master
l,S-Ars. E. p Gll.e's and coi,5 Stone Mills, N. T.
81 Mccarthy. Of Holmssvilr, lad.
lo.-sHy CurrsD, Of Adrian, Mich.
I'M Wsworto, OF Anrisp, Nich
IA ESD uDkIoxn, 18th S E s on bis right arm.
is-Mr tcNss'y, Of Foo On Lac county, Viz.
15-Mr Streeier, Of Sara Wa.
l6-6eDry Fee k,nger, OF Reading, Pa.
M7s p dccoiongo, Of Lasrenceourg Ind.
S.s-rso boy named Tdeswell
20-rnonss eishsn, train by.
Ard ,evs pe-n onsrs snsued that 10 Impossible
WOUNDED AND NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE.
1.-Ars RfgAD, Of Rocgios0, III
,.2,s -Jonn u. Wire ana Patrick Quinn, or Aims orth.
4--E c. Smith, . banker Of Wall street, New York.
Fired. Miller, soluss lie, Ind.
2-E NJ Krspp Badson, VIZ
S-Mes 6atsie Kua0p. Aaburn, N. Y.
81 q. Gardner, Jousssine, Mich
b-Charies sherman, Boston.
6-Aosus.us White, tomesviile, Ind
s-W~ FsDrery, Ainssorth, II.
s-P Quinn,
10 &C Anderson,
n-T. r. Anderson,
IA d Peer, Chicago
I'D Rbooes Cleveland.
l4-Mss A. Moore, ESeepost
ID, is Mr. auc yrs A g. Jury, BROOKLYN " Y
10 Jackson, *aukeeha, VS.
lS.-Aiss c. NJ aa,r, 80
10 -Oscsr wsrperon Rockford H.
g. ;1 s, father and son, Adrian; Mich.
2s "a rs M l. Resan, lady and dang ,ssr. Rocrsora
M; iatv badly hurt. daughter 70, found.
70 % s Rose, Colds slsr, slightly taja,sd.
p -Jesse Dying Lou sv,!ie, Warren county. Pa
sngoty:
xS.-@. J. HaGk, Cbariesou Va slightly
20 80 &C Ysfd aOd ~rs oseso county, n Y, slightly
"a, ~, 80 3d. 60, S8.-A Wa Sycxs, vie ana four
ch,arsp, Warren county, Oaio
81 stephen q Arnold, Decatur county, Iowa. badly
hurt
39-B o Bren, Chicago. s,lsh,iy
4o-w N. Counei. sish,y
Al harry Cas,s, YoapgsEos IN, Ohio, slightly,
42-Samnel A'kIu Betsi,le, ei.ehllv.
43.-0ims teAd, brsks man. leg brosen
44-AMs D. A. Porer, Hudson, Michigan slightly,
NOT INJUatD
1.-LAwIs Heller. sirausourg, Pa
2--John teck Rome. Jones county Iowa
8-a W. TAFT, sosqne5srra Deoos Pa
4-E A Gnriey, Add'asu, Vermont
81 Gardiner, Chicago
6-SeDry Crosse, Pniaoeiphis-
IN White. Dsksb, III.
S-S Arpo d, brother OF the wounded Arnold.
9--Cslvip Hsgsn, Mneaukue.
10, H. l2-L 2. BLIZZARD, 2 Dickinson and J. n
BrockeD, Chicago
nuu Der III iho%e re ported wounded to,s as,srna,r -
far thai ,ney Dc Able 70 eaye 70 morrow
TIE money belonging to the IJu..sd states rrr,.s Earn,
papy $3u COO las uesr,y al besa rsc.,sersa - ~
aut Is butsd pv the pasesnrers "a snv or the
Q:s pumser of hA pssse myers are sill miss lpx aud
AZ suppoyeo 20 be drospe1 -
Ops lady WIS carried do~u the stream towards the
river, but ooaee top and beard several a,at by
crying for hep.
TIE engineer had been running over the bridge from
Latorts each carefully TIE train was not running
faster ioar ten txsDsy miles per The train gong
~es had passed over the safety at $50 PG
One OF the through mail bags found ps " tos river
t~o hurdreo yarcs from break whether o,hers ara
iost rsprot nc told.
The ravipe about 25 feet deep and rs to 100 feet
~de The nsnt VERY dask aoa there xsx n ..rya
the inst before the a,ept vas r-n shed
OD@ Ole man. named aorsce Dssercux of Ope,ca NY
who has been = tie urphs AZ IN this ctv and
BY him lssI tie epeg car NJ the depot a
Dmsmg-
Az the tie disaster harp ned small strear,
.h arcn'' N.asssi by road nm napt