The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-30
Serious Accident on Thss rsfnsyIeatis
Railroads.&c. Persons Supposed to be
fISillo d

iV"u, Hc't IhouipooulpWH, tHlTby -eibu
miles west Of Harrisburg 1t seems thai
the fast line, leaving Pitsburg at 8 As on
Tuesday evening, ran into the rear of Q
coal or freig ht trainon the eastward track
The passenger train was moving at III
usual speed when the accident occurred
Thelengine was demolished Aid most O.
the train badly wrecked. The baggage
car was driven INTO the lroht passengel
car, took fire Immediately fromylhe stove
in the passengercar, and il with three
passenger cars, were destroyed,
1t is supposed that six persons. were
killed or held smongthe wreck and there
remains consumed Among them was
John Mulisou the conductor of tue pas,
senger train. His renal ns were identified
by his keys and part Of his watch which
were found among the ruins. Thirtee n
of the passengers teken from the broken
cars are wounded soma iufithem seriously.
Mr.. Young. Superintendent of the
division, and Mr.. Lewis, General super
intendant of the road, both went to the
place Of disaster with surgeons, and are
now providing every possible comfort for
the injured. .H W'
Ofthe six persons supposed to have
been killed or burned in the first car but
two have baen recognized, They were
John Mullison, conducLer; and L. Lnbrie,
brakesman. Thirteen were injured as
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very serious acc'peh' .''"1 oDcu'eu ses'e,
iay mo'hlng on 'he renhsylVapa Genlfa'
tiaiItoaa''S not SO comp,e'e IN sone o' 'ne
letalis as statement hiAoe 70 US oy mF' H.
Converse OF bacyfns on'o' VINO was On
ne tram and fortunately escaped without
injury
The tram lett fltsburg az nlne O'Clock
On TUESDAY n'gn', ana az han,PasV iout
reached within nall mile oil thompson.
town. winch IS th'rty ilse miles west o,
Harrisburg. 1t is only known thatacos!
train was ln advance OF the regular !raIo'
going the same direction. Inc passenger
train ran INTO It, demohshing the engine
and torce'ng the baggage car on top the1
pas'nger car, which Immediately canGht
hire.
Our informant was IN fourth car from
the rear, and is unable to give iull Partlc' 4
ulars of the occurance. lie states that
this foremost car, IN which the loss was
greatest, would contain sixty passengers