, 1869-08-09

S&NNA1 OANAy HeSuAuEAS
From the DanItiry tCyan.} Times, 4 ugusta Z
To day. D1n:urT becomes again scene Of hor-
ror! At8:e 0'c1acE Tits {Tueslay} MarnElg, the
trcste.worE On the Boston, Hartford i Ere Rail-
road, Just below the steam e1cavstor, gave way
and cnnle 10 the ground, bringing with 1t four
loaded cars and seven men, one OF whom was In
GtantIy killed; another has since died: = third IS
i In DYING condition, and the four remaining arc
The 1restie-work IN question Is built out from
the eEnhankm some distance, and It Is used to
run out the cars, whose contents arc dumped
fluEn It for the !''ns across The valley The tres
t:e-wo1k Is Of heavy, upright tiEabess, strength
ened With numerous glrts- At the plsce where
the accident occurred II was nearly 1ftY feet
high. .-.-.
Fnur Of the CARS or dumps we're on the trcstle-
wurk Just before the accident. Two men, car
three hraSemrn were on The cars. and sso men
who rematled On the WORK ~ bumpers were
standing at the duDping-plsee IN waltinx. AZ
the cas passed on TO the ireste, one Of the heavy
upright p.tces was obsery ell to hcaye inwa5ri BY
Colonel nihb!e and otpers who were standing on
the ground below. one Of them eHed az ans11s,
inward. AMI IL IN instant . laundering crash Of
| t,u1hers followed. One OF the carpenters Was
jump on, but lie sank with the rest; A piece Of
timber or iron struck him III the neck, and when
be touched 1ht Earth he was dead.
Itmlers, cars. Iron faiis, nnd qutVert1X human
nesh lay crushed together In the valley. appalling
the hearts OF those who hasteneo TO bnug rellet.
The bodies were taken out d soon as possible,
DHl nitA Itlifluf4AItG AlAitAhts SttuS CAIA4
Of Dauhury, carpenter, was instantly killed A
bad confusion at the base OF the brain received
received from 5l1R sick or bar OF lrou, killed
hin Instantly. Ills b0lr was found part Waya UP
the banE, the head dow nEard, aud la1t stuck Of
ttmter resting across his hip Lie was taken out
aud conveyed under q rt4, where his renalns
aw att Coroner y investigation.
Foster 1sautoD, DanbufJ, q carpenter. Struek On
the sGft eHlbAURment below, and Mltscnolaly es-
csped With cnt on the upper lip. Jat1es poNd,
Luu4pes, from massachusetts,, was bailly injured
| tn the chest aId about the head; Will not live.
Michael Crowley, beakenan, OF Se~toTn- bruised
about the face and hips lie Eas ~tdXed In ua-
der come sHberS, but upon their being pr1e4l up
ha crAwted out without R1i. TntTiEk Kelly,
bumper, Injured IN chest and about heAtL Kelly
wss alive whLn taken from the week, hut died
soon alter. Henry MephllIps, neck and lace,
seriously. Edward Riley, brakeman, hand and
seriously,
i}r. Benedict ot Dapbury, deserves great praise
service. Dr. Lacey and ClaSun, OF DAnburJ, aud
pr. Hame, OF Brook1eld, were also on rand
with their skill
The wreck Il sal sight Heavy timber.
wrepcheu a,art, tron rails twisted out Of shape,
together With the debria Of the cara and the
blotcnea OF human blood, show how terE1ble must
hare been the crash, anu how excruciattn2 the
pain. When or reporter leIt the sCene, NJ =: :3J
o'clock this afternoon. the body Of Quick vas
awaiting examination q a Coroners lurI- the
particulars Of which viii be given in our regular
EDITION fo-monoW,
George Tuni-ou, An euploye on the same Eo1l,
WAS horribly torn by the premature explosion OF .
powder blast near Sewtown, on Monday. Both
Of his eyes wero blown out his face terribly dsnK
nred. and one arm blown Oh. The Drs. Bennet1
were sent for, oat were unable to save tie sufferer