, 1862-01-09

TERRIBLE DEATH OF JUDGE
BARRON.


TERFFRf,E nEATH OE FNDrE
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AeSI Or 1faE 4.a1 1ERED.
The Goronerss fnqueaI---Testfanony OF
Witnesses, etc., etc.
Inc eaty was nAed yesterday morning with
lie most painful sumors Of terrible railroad
accident near Hyde Park resulting in the de-
sffuetlcn OF Two trains and In severe loss OF
life. Later rumors, however, estab
GEhcd the fact that the loss Of life
was not SO large rs at first represen-
ted, only one person having been killed and
seren or eight badly injured. It was one of
those snddcn Sisitatons Of Providence which
burst upon the community with startling
fofce, IN ILLS case heightened By the fact that
the victim was citizen OF prominence, and
vas enjoying The highest esteem and conf
dence OF the entire public.
As near as can be ascertafned, Judging from
conversations and from the eridcncc, as far Us
taken before the eoroner's jury, the COLI
sion occurred near henWood Statlou, short
distance from Hyde Park, at ten minutes be-
fore eight; others, however, fix the time at
s:43 The Cincinnati Express train, under
charge Of conductor J. b. Cook, and consist
ing Of four passenger coaches and q baggage
car, came around the curve at this
point at the rate Of twenty miles
an hour, and ran into the rear Of the Hyde
Park train The Cincinnati Express, accord
ing to the best testimony we can arrive at,
was some twenty minutes behind time, aud
the HYDE Park train some ten minutes. Upon
the point OF lime there Is OF course oisputc.
The matter, however, VIII be definitely Settled
before tae inquest Is 1efininatee. Inc enst
neer o. Inc express ttaln' ai1er rounding
ne eutses suooehis eskaeu tAe asae
1"AA aS4n >nsao VI ant ~ "nl7l.eu
W" oi'&Aes ana ie'e'seu tiie cnslue' putN
"as too Aase' 1ns 1oseAloAAse eaasnsa n'so
.ae lea' car u 1nc iof"a1o num- thas eEo"o'
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~'oetoe .1 s~4 '1~ "a wv ~ 1eA1'
eeote, W. . .t o' ,s'7,- -1i' e4'' ~ "a0
~ eouuoeu oat A1ese "@ls LILLY ln1' 1o1 escape'
3e'eu a1uos o1ns.s IL 'Ae w va ouu5e
n:1'on' WV wa e41.1s n''n 'n7 "on' eno
"l.n a'oanet s."t'enia"
LIS eomp'l1i'n 4e1peu ~ eae non' s1no
ees'peu 1nnul" 1u7 "SA' y. "" =, ~ ooae -
eecono space, ,1"os'' ano 'ue eutlenlAh
A'es' - ~ -1lusu utt1n wv eal 'n' Ae ueeaii1e
S"u'1. so~eu1 W., Al'1. ~ nt7 eonipN,4ea '4u
.net '1u1en' oe"u,. 1ne 7uuge neao Has
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aas'e,ans ~ eea " 40 1uaenes. .
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' oe1"e W. '4o
elu.s =, 'ns aals' In hsao n,'s eu' 'n aS IL
1es.na1ls - .noasn W .ne o'llotine'
80 w eAe1..ttens auu eon1usAon eoalse~
4uent upoi' $50 = ,tl'As'topno n'o pA' tm1is
soos'ae' so"e n4.nee " .u' oIe.1seu ,n se1 "
WIS ~ sA'4sa'. 81 eae leiianis Ivy - .nel'
no'lol' louuo ena' ootn nAods nau peeh
lahen oh' ano one arm oroken aoosc
Inc "14st. IN laet' tney ma 70 exert con-
E "s 49,
from Inc hearts blood OF tue Flctlm' from por'
IONS OF Tue wreck OF tic CARRIAGE Ihey
1ound also that, IN addition to these terrible
a'sn'e1aoc'"eh1 one 1es nao peen oroken'
ailo oue 'sni .ofn 11on LIZ saoulaer-
Las suoaetl1ess " 1ne snoek' as "en Us lhe
] io'ee sAe''eu' nas ~ aRptoAiua.eu " nom
inc aDoFc' ana that the Judges oScrcoat,
| WHICH ne wore upon Iah1ng Ats seat could no
where be 1onna. bis other clothing vas torn
in1o snfeds. VI course deatn was 1nstantane-
OBS.
lie following IS . list OF Tie injured by tue
eoihs1on:
| Judge VIM. a. BaEron, late County Judge,
killed.
Il. a Hopkins, injured about the head
and left leg badly br1ised-desh cuts.
| DANES Root, attorney at Inv, OF this city,
injured about the breast; not seriously.
! Chas- Hitchcock, an attorney, OF the firm OF
o"uup q n,'neoeA, si'sul3 'tu'eeu.
! Aeo4'1 'Ao' t"eo e4u!seu 'n'o te1s 1ess
pauiy s'lraen.o ~ oones oiohen.
'oau "sA.met' oape't1lsnoent el1ih7 "
11e Ani'ole ~eA'iaA i~iilA oao' susAe9 MJu ueu.
sannes n1o"n' ensheel VI ene elne1nna1l
| cypress uanl' l"o nus plohsn
= " t. bogue, e4elh N toe hae1enan1s Ois-
t. - - ~ He..~t - $50 - 49, 49,
Diu ~" ~ ~. .u'ue1 " ''e
"ouneu, e1' 49, .ouao', '..o'st.
ns .AIus 1.,. eou4'' "na ''eene WV
s4s. eAe tu1 " l1e soauen '"u .eat1u.
ue.s'u u 'uuse ol'en' ~ "ua :. 4e1e uau'1 ~ VI
e''uon'' ane e''lne ~ tu'S e1,9 ~ r 49, IL sne
! Fu'eose " Lie Piotsssion' IL ioe' ne "aa
eecteo 10 LIE ou1ec u tounty 'unSe' posi-
! ton which nc held With honor to Al1nself and
TO The entire satisfaction OF the legal Profession
| .r,d ,,,,~;,o-e ,o-nrorn;+ H. noc+tnnoa g.,
| 'no poeiheee eoAuAnonAt5' ao coA]Auueu Ill
| this position until the tate fall nominations
x,bc,1 NJ Rraa,,.,. rcro;voa +,,a voto -of III -
! Mnen I'LL N'ao" - teee.'eu W tao 'soae VI tne
/ He uas an nnriah+ sinrerc and honest ,nar
| Ne' -, .-,
| and COMMANDED the universal respect OF The
| members of the lar as we'll "a of the public.
|
Ills age WIS ABOUT 1nafty"elgn1 Jcals, ano We
| are informed he was unmarried,
Upon the reception Of the news in this city
| ,,a-, 4.o:.,-o, o+ o,ao .,,,d. NV ,,a ~,
| 4SpeeAA '11t 90 ~ on>- 4uN~ ~, '>''" '.s
| Coroner aud others proceeded to the spot
Tho .o,,r. .,-o-o .d,o-,-,od =, -,enoo+ ~ hi.
memory and among those who visited ths
! ecano of +hn r7ia,e+er u-oa J,,dpa R-odn-.7, eno
| - 4o0o4 -" ~ "~>5e D o14' o1~
ccsEor to the deceased
THE INQUEST.
The Coroner empanellcd jury upon th{
.,,+ ,r1o ,;ova1 4ho hnd. ~ +1,o 5ooaoe =;
! ePo', ~ ~ 10y " 1'e oeee''e'