, 1869-03-26

county, where needed and when called On oJ
eg al authorttJ. In this ago Of political mls-
tepresentxticu, when such unfatf use Is msao
ii every pretext to widen still more me
breach witch has separated tbs sections.
tbfy appreciate that every act calculated 70
internally prejudice sgalust the atates excite
hostility and haed feelings, and ahock tue
moral 1en.e OF. tho community At Largo
should be honestly stated. - -
TIE ACCIDENT ON TIE T0LE-
DO, &W. R. n.
Lsss OF the Isiursd and Oescxtpttoa OF
tns 1u1u1lss.
The peoria 1ran+r4pt Of the eith, gives the
details ofthe accident On the Tole-
do, Peorla d Warsaw Railroad;
Yesterday moEntuKa the westward ooqnd
saw RellEay, was thrown from the track
about two miles this tide Of WaAhicgeon,
TszeTeu County, and the slcepinK car and
two passenger coaches we're PreGptateo
down an embsnkne Mt about fifteen Feet, land-
Ing IN the bed Of Farm Creek. The .eeldsnt
was cau.ed b. the breaking Of q rail. The
locomotive, baggage car, aud Two passenger
coaches went over safely, but the third coach
vent oH, taking tho sleeping car and the
coach ,mn edi.tely In front OF It, along with
1t. The sleeping CIR rolled orer oa ~ side
and slid into the creek. The other Two
coaches turned half way over and rested on
thei1 tops, alto In the creek, tho water in
which waa some two tset deep
There wls 3 large humber OF passengers IN
the TWO coaches, and through miracle none
were Killed outright, and only one Was iatat'
~ injured.
There were five passengers in the sleeping
c.r, all Of whom received slight, but none
s<rious irjusi.s.
The wounded were promptly rescued. aud
with the exception Of i've who we're seat back
to Washington On 4 hAnd car, were taken on
board the balance Of the train aud brought
TO 1hts city, whero medical A4ststal.ce was
summoned and their wounds attended 70.
The following is list OF the injured, 40 far
as We have neen able to ascertain:
Joseph coppock and family, from Dsrke
County, OHIO, on their way 10 settle In Mis-
toutI. Nr Coppock Vas In the second car.
He had two E3bs broken, received severe
confusion on the back Of his head, has sev-
e.al hurts In the back, and was injured in.
age, and never was tn railroad car uat1l he
started on hts present journey. Dr.. Stewart
rcIorted, last evening, that he will probably
die Of his Injuries. He WIS taken to tho
Enmett Houso.
| received kevere eontuf1on In the forehead,
and vas hurt In the breasr. Not dangerously
| II tjured.
Mrs. samuel Taylor, daughter of Nr. sad
Mrs. Coppcck, had her collar-bone broken
David Clark Coppock, a boy Of ten or
twelve, received . severe cut 10 the head,
and was hurt IN the aide badly, but not dan
gerously injured .-.-.-,.
4 younger brother, ayo Or six years Of age,
cane near drowning IN the creek, but was
rescued hy his elder brother.
Emanuel Taylor, orother-ln.law Of Mrs.
Samuel Taylor, received cut In the fore
had.
second car, and waa In the act OF passing In
| to the saloon. He wss thrown Violently for
wsrd, and when he recovered his sense.
found htnfelf doubled up With the stove
har Gig orr him. &c received some segert
injuries ot the spine and kidneys, bat IS no
considered dangerously hurt. His clothe
were slightly scorc: ed BY tho stove. He i
at his II sldcnce on Hste street, where he wa
visited BY our reporter.
William Hurst, Of Westdeld, n. j., rc
ceIved bad cut In the head and several con
tpasOnA In various parts Of tho body. He
1t the Weddse House.
bon. Horat,o Seymour was In the sleepin
car, on his way to Keokuk. He received
email scalp wound aud was allghtly bEuise
in tho leg and et5eWhe:e. He Is stopping 9
the Pecria House, and Hll 60 On to keokn
General 4. T. Reed and wife. and G, y
Kilbourne and wife, all Of Keokuk, were
the sleeping car, but received only slight IL
tnrles. Mir. kilb0urne and lady went on
Keoluk. but General Reed and wifa raualne
= In the city. Mrs. Reed received an ugly aes
s cut uncer the eye, which may havBa dLsfs
, ! uris z effect General Reed was bruised o
the arm.
4 II. G. Baylor, colored, porter on the aleel
Ing car. Ha4 more seriously injured D
{ SktL1 er rebo1ts him bruised all over, With b
: right sh: rider and one ancle badly hnrt, +
!, hss also evidently received some inter- al t
i furles. He WAS BY the stoye st the time Of II
occurrcpce, and his severe injuries We
d donbt ess owing to the store rolling up
c | him.
t Mr. L. H. Mayer, Of Chicago, received
l. scalp wound soa Q two md q calf inches
If length, aud tome brnises, nothing serfp
/. Mwis Il. Evat1s, of GetevA, Was slight
b. uised. E. II. Fitzgerald, OF Calbonda
&C had several bad, though not serious CT
- MIs Rocker, Of Ell Paso, suffered some Vi
is William Guthrie, Of Columbus, Ohio, v
is coDtlderably hurt about the had, hips 4
back. he was ret dered aenseless by the CT
IL cuss.on. but is fortunately not seriously
y y juted.
70 ! James Wooley, Of Lawrence, Mass,
T. ceivcd c1t in tho temple, and hurt In t
2. back, neither Of them sen3us.
y Edward Kelley, Of the came place, bad
= light arm bruken at the WRIT, and receiv
:: 4 Slight wound In the hip.
Aaf2artt Lee. JUST over RON Helano,
Is sliGn!! an2usee aooat ~ Mahm. Ky asau p.,,
Is AaI5 scnnsnll .. n9oopn55, seuu.,
pfttly tevese.y tcsateaeo' tl' ana feee'seo
y q uEl{ t5u.'G ~ sne eaeH; M.,,..a ,n.o~,
H. Charles MooIe, OF Washington, iaze~
10 county formerly CONDUCTOR on tne roa
& Nas paoIy eut anout Inc neau; aao y n
E !eafec Iec9lsea 1T.nS nt:saa' "Jo1y' Ae
r taken oack 70 " asltn2tou.
= fIank reg, q lhs Guy: va sMnnx on
seat With Mf. moore. MI. REID thys
st shock WIS sudden, aud he had only lime
say they we're on ne tfacK before they
IL. prtctpttAted down the bank. lie was pitcf
rs forward on couple of ladies who occun