New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

| PARTICULARS OF THE ACCIDENT ON THE HUD-
SON RIVER RRAILROAD-NAMEs OF THE KILLED
AND woUNDED-ACCIDENT ON THE NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD-RAILWAY MIS-
MANAGEMENT.
ALBANY, Oct 25.-The accident to the Hud-
son River train due here 1918 yesterday morning.
suited In the instant killing of one woman and wound
ing OF 10 other passengers The thrown from
the track by broken rail- point about miles this
SIDE or Casteton. The woman who was killed Mrs
NJ Iaylor, milliner from Northeast, Pennsylvans
John Davidson Of Lyons died at the Deevan House. yes
terday' The casualties follows Mrs. NJ Taylor
OF Northeast, Pennsylvania, killed; John Davidson OF
Lyons N T., fatally injured, since died Pny L. Sex
'on Palmyra, bruised about the head; f. NJ Paey Roch
ester, badly bruised; John Hermaston wife and three
cmidren' Penn Mr. H. severely burned and BRUISED
Mrs. H. was slightly injured the children are unhurf
Mrs j. Adolphus, Auburn, badly injured about tie
head; wife slightly injured Mr. Rogers, Rochester, IN
)ured In spine and side dangerously; Julius Bamann ana
Otto Bamann father and son, NewYork City the former
injured internally and the leg and about the head the
latter not seriously; Dedrlch Bricer Syracuse collar
bone broken; M. ID. Murphy, Port Byron, severely IN
jured In the back C. L. Bulkley, New YORK. head shou
ders and hip; ID. Barnum, New-York legi d.
W. Williams Watham, Mass, head, hand ana
back; II. Abbott, Peekskll, shoulder and legs;
Mrs Gilbert OF Buffalo, injured in the ankle and shouder
W. Rogers Jerome of Rochester, hurt in the back
and leg; Mr.. Reineman and son Otho, IL years
OF age, OF Rochester both injured in the head i
K. COwan, Troy, bruises about tho person and
hands; Pliney T. Sexton, Palmyra. N. Y, bruised
about the head; E. NJ. Bailey, Rochester. badly
bruised; William Patrick, New-York, bruised; A. G..
Gillet, Philadelphia, bruised. The train consisted
OF eleven cars, four passenger coaches, five
sleeping-cars, freight and baggage-car, and an
express car. Three coaches and two sleeping cars
were from tho track and utterly wrecked. Ac-
cording TO the story OF al brakeman, the smokngcar
turned over three times before finally lodged on the
ground the foot OF embankment ten feet high, on
the east side Of the track The eepngcar was not very
badly smashed but the two and the smok
ngcar wrecks The stoves in the cars we're securely
fastened None OF them upset Therefore there are no
deaths by burning report The accident Is attributed
to careessness the part OF the railroad company IN
falling to have a sphntered rail repaired.
In Central New-YOrk the management OF the road is
generally denounced Republican delegations to points
along line where Union meetings are held are charged
almost full fare contrary 10 all PRECEDENT The Auburn
Boys In Blue charged 5000 few evenings ago for
the addition ordinary train, the distance
over which they carried being only miles Last
Friday unusually cold In Central New-YoIk Snow
was on the ground from Syracuse TO Albany The pas
sengers In at least OF the which your corre
spOndent travelled uncomfortaDly cola IL cohse-
Quence OF Wander bits persimony in nreWood'
ACCIDENT ON The NEw-YoRR CENTRAL.
ALBANY, Oct. A.-The II o'clock mail train
from here last night a broken rail. near 1ost
forty miles west All the cars were thrown on ana
some OF them were very badly smashed Strange 20 say
no one was hurt The lay In zig zag shape WIN
front and rear platforms broken into splnters Trains
both roads are again running regularly.