Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-30
DIsAsTERs.
4 fEnRISlE ACCIDENT ON the
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on tlnie' .naAln , an ssoppSs, @ts,s tas
evehtns, '''s, - 49, el.',hd ~ ,,;Obt : About
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IN tWo, Wnei ntrs 2 unu ~ ~ ~ NJ
marked 20 one NJ my onSels "s srS' 1o ~
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preepics tgom Y " Ivy ~: 4 n.y. ~
scene OF 1 sne Iocliens T = shn Da,a 'r're ,nars
oeyono ro5s oelys' On '"e " :
DIVISION vI,l oI s,le 'ae lvsu; ,ar,,od
tne slaes % 'n IeVll,,oS =, ~ao az =
OF JageeAu tochs; ,, ~ -. ~ .a;S.oa 1850 a. M
cais were sso.o oroAS y ~! opIvart pv thronsb
oy..ym 't:sal q VIZ sn s,-eor os vatay enteri9o
into ~ tbs DsIawaTe The impression
nre1s;Is iS. E tbat the disaster was caused by
: hr6ten Ta;I which threw the rear car
srors ~ tSs track this displaced four cars
- r. froSt and tBe counectious breaking,
tba whole, were precipituted down the
enhanLment Uc sf 9sg
Conductor Judd and Division Super.
intendent Douglass we're slightly in
;nred IT. n -s ,tr
Tie cars in going over the embank
ment, turned several times over before
tbe bottom was reached, and were
nearly demoIished.a The sleeping car
was entirely consumed BY fire,
. The passengers of the car left stand
ing on the track immediately began 70
rescue the wounded and remove the
bodies of the killed. Many oIy the
latter could not be'recognized. Seven
persona were burned to death, and siH
others were killed by coml9g IN con
tact With the Jagged rocks, etc =, 2
The following Are the names 0 the
kiHed:r 8r s1i 70 gsi.as sR a1s ,aoi
,aEnhriam,yHoyho fOhenanRo Forks
Mrs. n. Hoyt.s Ohenango Forks; Nh.
known man: Mary d. Gable, Homes.
Hv;lIe! Blbsson saloon Keeper, Susque,
.hannS Sd9poi child of Mrs. Tisdell,
iEbacG aBuHg Corwip, supposed TO be
froo,, ,aeneyas, q, NJ, vi "a woman, tini
Lnnvn Commonly dressed; a boy, un
known: + o. Durham, Blnghampton
Mf q K, Lcomis, Buffalo; Elijah j.
Mann Ja1nestown, N. Y; Thomas r
Pgineetop l52 Broadway. .pliiussd
Filtv. two are known to have beer
wounded and have been cared for
Several sliohtIy wounded have arrivtG
in t6is CITY. ''i :" ..iia
Among tha sounded are q w
Howes. Oochrane. Indiana, badly; j
ri Horton. Salem. Wisconsin, in tn,
side and head; e. p Snow, Beaks
hurv Iowa. head and breast: j. R
Hernao T,ouisvilIe. Kentucky. badly
7 Fl Henderson. Rome, Ohio, breast
hadlv: John Baisier. a boy. Cincinna
Il face and limbs; e. T.. Newton
Coming Pebpsylvania, back ant
breast: A Il. Giilet, Mercer, Penn
sylvania, badly; Mrs. A. L. Gillet, ant
Mary stewart Mercer, Pennsylvania
hack and face. badly; J. 7. Renney, st
Johns, head and back; three childrel
az 81 p. Snow, hurt seriously; Mrs. Il
Bailey. Londonyille, Ohio, slightly; D
Rogers. Corning, head and limbs; w
Ha9er, Corning, headand limbs; Jno
Dnbers, badly; an unknown woman
insensible, aged about thirty, baggage
check 500, New York; Addie Snow,
child, slightly; U. W. Douglass, Divis
ion Superintendent OF the Delaware
Division, badly bruised in head, breas
aod back,
The wounded persons were placed
on the train and brought to Port Jer
Wis. which place was reached at {
o'clock this morning. Several surgeons
were immediately summoned ant
everything done that could be toalle
viate the suffering of the injured. Tht
bodies Of the persons killed were lei
on the ground. Among those wounded
we're two young ladies named Maggi'
and Emma Hoyt, both received seriouI
injuries id The breast. Their fathel
and mother we're instantly killed
They lived at Chenaueo; Daniel p
Snow. Iowa, was also Injured, and hi
bWife and one OF his children killed
three other children escaped will
only slight injuries, Mr.. Snow anC
family were on their way to CaIifort Ia
MI Horton. postal agent. appeared a
the uost.ofice TODAY covered will
blood caused by assistance rendered
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