The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-20

which ounde tWenty-touf OF bhe mem
bers. Five of these we're sent back to Al
icons, P, sixteen miles from the scene Of
the disaster. Their names are: James NJ.
MsPle, Joseph Tucker, Jerry Bowman, HI
ram Z. Floyd, Jacob Bremen. Floyd vas
on top Of the car, and was thrown over the
telegraph wire, q distance of fifty or sixty
feet. He was considered in q dying eondi-
lion when the train left. The other four
are in q critical state. The remaining
twenty came on here, and all of them but
thirteen went hons. The rest are now at
the Soldiers Home in this city, and their
names, company and residence are as fol-
lows: Cd
VIM Brown, Co E, Clevelsud.
Henry II Shleght, E, Cleveland,
Jacob Bower, E, Euclid.
Marian Bruce, q, Elyris. s
J Alexander, q, Eaton. goo .H ISIS
Edward Buffer, E, Whites Corners. 30
R F BarDum, K, Lsfsy cite. -s'
Edward Kellogg. E. Richville. =,
John odefack, K, YnrI.
John Wsrnack, II, Eaton.
L Knowles, K. Lagrange. D =
G W Formes, K. Lodi.
s NJ Carpenter, b, Eaton.
Daniel Collen, K, Hsinesville.
The accident seems to have bsen s Grim
inal piece of business. A wheel broke
while the train was making forty-6ve miles
an hour on the down. grade this side of Al
tOoDs. The inspector examined said wheel
at the latter place, said it sounded like an
old tin pan, condemned 1t to the repairing
shop, but afterward Cancelled his chalk
marks on it, and said be guessed it would
do. It odd" for sbout sixteen miles.
When near Wilmore Station, at about eleven
o'clock Sunday morning, it flew to pieces
and its fragments knocked q big hole in the
bottom of the clr. The train of twenty
seven cars ran two hundred rods, When fouI
of the cars ran off and rolled down an en-
baukment thirty or forty feet high Those
cars held companies E, H and X, and in
these all the casualties occurred.
As to the history of the regiment we can
not here enlarge. 1t was mustered int
service early in Sep ember, 1862, and wen
out full. It returns with 400 men. There
are about $50 more who are on detached
service, who will swell the regiment to e5l
men. 81.
The boys are looking hale and hearty
all large, stalwart fellows. We would lik'
to note many romantic incidents connected
with their reception, but we havs neithe
time nor space for them. Suffice it to say
that sffseron of every kind and degre'
was manifested on the occasion.
FIREs.-About one O'Clock this morning
ere broke out in Mr.. E. ]. Whalen's FOres
City Cabinet Mandatory, justin the res
of his dwelling Ne. Isl P~ittsburg street. I
was totslly consumed. Seven or eigh
thousand dollars worth of property va
destroyed. Trifipg insurance. EVIDENT,
the work of an incendiary well know t
Mr.. ". His dwelling, occupied by him
self and Mr.. J. A. Andrews, partially det
troyed. Barn and outhouses of Mr.. Wn
Byasie, burned. Barns of j. Kinney sn
Mr.. Young and several other men caughI
but were saved.
No sooner had this been been we'll re
ducad thar fire broke out in r R. Herrick
carpenter shop, in an alley running froI
Chesire street to Huutipgton street, mes
Prospect street, The shop was burned
With lumber, tools, &C. Mrs johnson
house, on Chesire st. eet, was destroyed, an
an adjacent new, u~noccupied hoUse of Wn
Stanley, a blind man, The dwellings
Messrs. Joseph Bailey and j. H Wad,
we're threatened, and many others also, b.
up to this writing, BIS NJ, the conhagrt
was hemmed in. s.