The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-12-26
List Of Killed and Wounded by the
Rail Road Accident near Buffalo.

Ka1l KOad Accident near Buffalo.
The following list Is as complete as we
have been able to gather from our ex-
changes:
Jaspar Fuller and wife, Spartinsburg,
Pa. Mr.. Graves, W. H. Rose, North
East Pa. 4 B. Forbush, Buffalo, Pat
ent -Aseut: Mrs w. Freeman, Norwich,
Del. !: Mrs Mary Sheddcn and child,
Corfu. n. Y; J. B. Haywood, North
East, Pa Frank Walker, and son Juli-
us Walker; two men, names unknown;
Mrs. John NJ Strong, Buffalo; Mr..
Hubbard, St GATHERINGS Joseph Lewis
Buffalo.
The day after the disaster train arriv-
ed from the scene Of the disaster, bring
ing fourteen collins, containing fifteen
bodies-one mother and child; also,
seven boxes, containing the remains of
about twenty-five persons.
In the car that was consumed were
seats FOR torty-eight persons, all filed, and
number were standing probably not
less than fifty persons in all, of which
only three are known to have escaped.
Among those who perished in this car
were Mr.. Stewart, President of the Oil
Creek Railroad. He was seen when the
car was burning, screaming for God S
sake for help, but it could not be render
ed; S. +. Thompson, of Worcester,
Mass, dead; A. Fl. Speer, of Northeast
Penn, Honora Wholes, dead A Mr..
Martin, residence unknown, dead There
are few more that may be recognized,
but the most of those in the consumed
car were burned to ashes The screams
of those inside could be heard for up
wards of fifteen minutes.
INJURED
The following are the injured: Mrs.
Christiana Lang. Minnesota injured
about head and body W. G. Patterson,
Oil Greek. injured, cannot recover; Mrs.
Fisher, Mimi, badly injured and insen-
sible: Chas 2. Wood, Buffalo, seriously
injured; r. f. RUSSELL Trenton. Tenn.
badly hurt in back and also inwardly
Mrs. Mary Sheldon, Corfu. badly injured;
Fl 4. Fisher, Minnesota, in dangerous
condition; w. H. Moore and wife, Iowa,
seriously injured in back and head Mary
Sayles and Miss Maria Sayles, both of
Corfu, both seriously injured, but not
dangerously; Henry Jackson, Illinois,
badly; Miss J.. NJ Babcock. Syracuse,
seriously; S. E. Howard, New York,
leg broken and chest injured Ira Bah
cock, Syracuse, bruised, not dangerously;
Middle-aged man. unknown. dying
Robert Seward and wife, Oneida County,
n. Y, slightly injured; w. H. Moore,
Iowa, badly bruised on head and body
Robert Reivenburgh, Albion, seriously
injured Mrs. T. Hamlin, Buffalo, slight
ly injured Eugene Howard, Buffalo,
slightly and a few others, whose names
we could not learn, were in other houses
in the neighborhood injured, but the
number was not great-.probably eight or
ten in ALL The following persons were
brought te Buffalo, all slightly injured;
e. w. Lane, Cresco, Iowa, head and
side; Rudolph Lane, Crcscoe, Iowa,
head; Garret Hurdle, Cory, Penn,
head and internally; Michael Copeland,
Minneapolis, Mimi, head w. +. Gre
CORY, Syracuse, serious; Isadore Myer,
New York, hip; Madame Ristori, head
and back; H. H. Thomas, Rochester, leg
broken. K. G. Morris, New London,
Conn, head and back; Minnie Mccarthy,
Lowell, Mass. head and side: w. L.
Pelton, New York, head and body Mrs.
J. Zinson, Kcnosha, cut about head
w. II. Teller, Utica, head and body
Richard Reed, Sinclairville, N. Y, hurt
severely in the spine and side, but will
probably recover; L. e. Chase, of Ark
wright, n. Y, severely hurt.
in Addition to the above the following
received slight injuries:
X. NJ: Russell. Franklin, Tenn; j.
Brown, Buffalo; j. Cuyer, New York
J. e. kib, Salem, Mass. Mrs, J. Nj.
Thomas, Kenosha; Mrs. Mary Moore,
Brooklyn; Daniel Carr. Brooklyn.
Among those on the traih were Steph-
en- Stewart, of Cory, Pa, President of
the Oil Greek Railroad, who is missing
George b. Fierschefm, of this city ex-
pected to be on the train, has not been
heard from, aud fears arc entertained for
his safety. Frank Sherman, conductor
uf the train, was injured in the shoulder
nine O. clock train last evening"
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