, 1861-11-04
CONLH8NON ON TIM lkLlN0Ht GEN.
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Al 1se&a1sef - F43seee9 AAMeT.~ Il
n1a roisfas+nns ~: 4. Inon s1''fh 'fha heeie q Il
mother. H.ra1v had The community oessed l.
!hinkinr ef. the f,.,fn1 ho,lar sexnloston Of !;
saturday. whsn .nntbs accident OCCURS more
vat Il fh.t ii Ia. caused the sudden
md terrible aeath ~ tvo raraonr. within the Il
c,tv 1,n,ts. .hnrrsfno bo,n.vard after long /
,hss,,oa - en1ov IA sabbeth with their
sferaa
I'm annasv morn,no- ahont four O'Clock, two t
heapi1v laden tra,oht trains upon the Illinois
centra, Raf1rosd trom ri Paso. due Ut this |
o,t1 !, faw r,n,tea .tfer four o'clock. co1lided |
,.sr rnttaoe Grove. throwing several cars from |
- +r.o1- and inatantly killing an engineer |
~ fran.n IF one Of the trains. The |
t.,o +,.tna had run from Ell Paso about |
ho1t mile anart- the forward one
d-a~n hv engine No. 100 and the other |
hv ere;ne No. SG. At the time of the acci. |
dent. 1t was very dark and cloudy and the |
trains were running about fifteen miles an
f1 mo $tE04T8
.to+e +ho+ +he forugard train z,as standing still
no-over th;s NAV he-wh;ch the Coroner,s
;rcnea+ IA ba holden th;a morning. will de-
tarm;ne-tbe rear tr,,in ran into the other
VIII to,r,t3c tarre rending the smoke stack Of
M 81 nearly in twain, smashing in the boiler
head AMI, t1ues. sbiyeripe the cab to atoms aud
carving aw,y the dome and much of the run
n;nr rear. The tender was reduced to
wreck ard hurled a considerable distance
fro,n the track. The caboose car of the for.
ward train yas badly ehattered and one or two
csrs thrown from tue track.
The engineer and fireman of No. s6 were
two brothers of a family Of five, all employees
of The road, and were named Frank Coyle
and Edmund Coyle. The former Was found
underneath the car in the rear Of his engine,
his bcdy completely severed IL twain and
o'nel"tse n'su.uus 'iusneo' ,,:u. ne o1..o.
p1olne1 al lAe AEtan' VI an0 so4Aoaoa "s0
hurried up tne enoanAnen1 Oh lne "tst slao
OF tne traek, 1a1oosa poaia 'ense @no "aen
found was at least one hundred feet from tne
track Ills body was fearfully mangieo' one
leg being completely severed ana o1ner paris
OF the nody cot ano a'aalnea s'"oet ou' VI
npman snape' go ......x
Lug "fecA "a1s sooa eae@ieu a"as anu ~
eAel@ tla,n uispa'eueo " 'ue sPos, "nten
hiougat 'ne ot'u1ee ~ tee c'ts' tne o'aolls1
was summoned ano spent eonsioet''p1e ta1oe
IL eAanl1alug lAe 1oeailts al" saiiounoihs7'
an inquest VIII oe nelo tnls n'otnins ae eeo
oe4oeh, ~ "AlIn 1uil 0nu 011aute 'Ase915a'
tlcn WILL DC naoe lnfo al the circumstances
attending 1n1s singular eoll1sion'
Inc deceased o1oshe1s were ootn sooef anu
naustraous n1en' aan SUD 10 oe anaohg ene
most capable anu reAaple employees Of tne
Central road. Ihef Sudden anu awful aestn
hes cast deep gloom over an extended circle
Of relatives and t1ienos, by whom they were
beloved and respected. FRANK Coyle, the eldel
brother, was about twenty SIX years OF age
Both were unmarried
| rha NJ W. Ha.o1a ~ Nooa.,h,r 1e,
| s.a+n. +hat canto;,, sh,,,ev hoa orr;v.d r.
That ci+v Nth a snlen5id comnanv FINN chi
| c,oo known ns The uMn},;ran Rangers. )
re comnanv b,. heen incor,ora+ed will
co,one, Nuo.nt,s command. which consti
+n+es the first regiment of the Ir;sh Rrirada
witch vaa ten3ered tn Genera1 shields
co,one, Nnpent ia late Jieutenant Uo1one
| of the Gallant 6efh. Many of the me,nber
| of .ha Got1 have enlisted into tbe hr1pade
Nrgpnt,s regiment will he marched to Was,
ington in he course Of -. week or soone,
The, ara wa,t;np FIR their ,rms and tnr7n
-oa,.+s
ch;cooo will have ren,eaentat;va. wifi
are-1 5iu;s;o,, of +ha 1ooa1 forcae she ha
furnished General AJcf.1e]]ar, with . sonaaro
of cavalry Iifs Gnards and a hattalion n
infantry Rodv Gusrd- and one hundred O
her sons arr in Farnswortb's ree;meu
in Nasninpton. which is said to b
Iinco1n,s favorita regiment comnan
of chicapc hovs. cantajn Vadsworth.
IN ri Wrman,s regiment with Frernont 9
srr;nof;a1d Nh Chicoo, has two reoimant
~ nxa1tncl.y.-Tn,chin,s and Heclerss-sa,,
ing rnder Gen. Sherman, and another reg
) ment in Niesouri-Co1onel Mullieau,
, Thera ia q cbicaoo comn,nv of cavalry ;
: western VIRGINIA nn5er General Rosecran
aa71oa uot,no,,s n,aooo,s Th;s1,n,,,a ~,
osao ro-.n1rz- ;. ,r;t,, Ga,orn1 Eron,on+ ;o ,r;
e so1,r; - ~
= 81 urh,.e,s ,1,;nois ,7th rov y, ,,nr.,;+ .
? cs~o.,, p.;oa h.a +-n ch;o.ro aoa,,.n;
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d ,o., -
it ~. -. . c,,:sssa .an.-san;aa 1sn. a.n;.,
2 11,. Lii. ~, :. :. :. .Ier,,.,-a,, a,,1
y Brigade at Paducai. Capt. Taylor's Chical
ARTILLERY, Co. I, ,ls at Cairo and Cape Glrardes
If and Can't, BusteeFs Chicago Artillery, Co.
= is on the Potomac, under General Net
= an.
There are hundreds OF other Chicago DO
h scattered a,nonr other rao;mants ana co
L. ra,';oa oh;ear % of,5oo-. sc,rca1v -oemt
\. rsnas;~. r ~ 10 famons E,,svortb,a Zonav
er ~. 49, ;n,oa 10 a~n,,, o,a ho1de sor,o =,
1e rn;ss;on fron 1;eutanant IN rjentenant IL
r. 1 ora1 Th;a Ma cttv haa not ,ess than five tb,
q sand If her sons IN the armies Of the unie
,, a1,,1 more are en1;stinr every div.
is ---- --
es departure o' 'Mo .nsr1 S1s" ~ o
II" The Sixteenth II. 8. Infantry. Major Sid,
70 coo]idpe. commanding. which has for the
|se three months been in camp at Desp1a;
,er $50 n -. n--..Na..11 -. ~ ns.,-. ~
'oe camp early On Saturday, and arrived in
'H car ut about two D. m. of that day: tax
70 +emnora,v ona,ters at the Wipvau. avail,
the preparatica Of cars for their final
ne nartnre from this vicinity.
at The following is the roster Of the I
t.c et- mand:--
llte Maior-.s,;;dncr ;:oc;tdsax