Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-12-18
A L. Moore, Waterbury, aged 55.
Christopher Devine, Mortified, age

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| Del Sweet. Huntington.
Abner barley, Alburgh.
Edward Conley, CRANKY, P. ofQ. (
Thomas Conlcy, . :"
Samuel Parker.
Peter Button. La Cole, P. of O., age e
Stephen Horner, West Farnham ?. of Q
WouNDED.-NIichael Haley, CRANKY
G. E.; badly hurt in leg, shoulder and
head.
G. W. Kingsbury, Mortified; shoaidcl
dislocated and otherwise hurt.
| O. Tatro, Alburgh Springs; head ard
face bruised.
Nathaniel Fadden. Swanton; hip badly
sprained.
ohas Young, West Alburgh; thigh
fractured.
Timothy McCarty, Mortified serious
ly mangled |; since died.
Chas. Bostwick, Richmond; one leg
broken. w.,
George Cook, West Alburgh; head and
leg slightly injured. iru ...,j
Augustus G. Bronson, West Alburgh !;
burned and head bruised.
Henry Durkee. Lebanon, N. H.; head
badly injured, foarel fatally.
John Hogle, St, Adams; hurt inward
ly and in head.
John CoonIy Cranky, G. r.; arm brok-
en- and head bruised.
Patrick Mahan, Montpelier both arms
and ono leg broken,
Frederick Miller. Rouses Point; hurt
in shoulder and side.
Edward Seymour, Rouses Point: hurt
in neck and head
Louis Button, Lacolle, c E.; hurt in
back inwardly and in wrist.
John McMahon, Montpelier; wrist
broken and side hurt.
Isaac Osborn, Parish of St. Thomas G.
T.. hip and slightly.
Geo, H. Nelcs, Alburgh Springs head
and hip.
CHRISTOPHER Derrick, Clarenceyille, c.
T.; hip aud side.
Peter Lawrie, Rouses Point head leg
and side,
William WGelock, Madrid, N Y. right
leg rboke2.
0, White, Mortified injured in head
feared fatally.
Henry Pripdle, South Royalton bad
! ly injured recovery doubtful.
| Frank Lawirc. Lacolle, G. &. /; serious
ly injured.
Chas. Fl Clark, St. Adams, foreman
of gang head cut; injuries not serious.
Peter Page. Champoin. N. T.; leg bro.
ken, and otherwise badly bruised.
George Randall. Tclegraphist and Ex-
press Agent, Mortified; leg badly jam.
med az sh
Eugene G. Chase. Mapchester, N. X
! burned but not seriously. ss
| Stephen Horner, West Farnham, G. Z.
badly cut aud bruised. a ats
f. SENEGAL Champlair, N. Y. head
badly cut and lower jaw split.
David Mason, Champlain, N. Y. seri.
ously injured in head; feared fatally.
William Corbitt. st. Adams; badly
cut about the head b. nj
B. A. Gage, White River Junction
leg. hands and face bruised.
VIM. McGregor; thigh broken and
head bruised es..
Scarcely any one escaped serious injury,
Those falling with the forward half the
cntire seventy feet were strange to say,
the least injured, and mostly all are liv
ing. ,tf l.sFs
A gentleman who was at Mortified
soon after the disaster, furnishes us the
following statement in regard to this ap
polling disaster: lie says that when the
trails approached the bridge about Up m.
the engineer could cot shut off stsan
readily. yet succeeded when too late in
checking speed enough to save the engine
from falling As the centre Of the cal
struck the bank ofthe precipice, it broke
into three pieces, the roof sliding ahead
The forward half of the bottom fell seven
\ ty feet into the river bed About ,25 MGR
were spilled out in pile on alshelying
rock twenty-five, feet below the track
The rear half Of the car fell on these un.
fortunate men, and the tender on top Of
that. Thisipile embraced almest all the
killed. The tender remained on the shelf.
Among those Oh the i'll fated train who
narrowly escaped injury we're II, II.
Losklin, Assistant Superintendent, and
Maj. Tenney. Bridge Master Of the Vt.
Central. Mr, Locklin was riding on, the