The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-28

Lynn; James Burns, OF Lynn; Ernest l.
Merrill, of Danvers; Harvey A. Foste
and Miss Foster, his sister, of Providence
$. II. Emcrton, Of Providence Geo, W
Bancroft, Of Beverley; Rev. Dr. s. Il
Mason, of Cambridgcport Thos. +. Ban
croft, OF Lynn; Rev. DR., Ezra Garnet, o
Boston. Rev, Erickson, OF SwamsCott
William A. Zeale, of Beverley Mrs. p
A. Jasper; j. B, Miller, of MCrrimac, ant
A. Crowley, besides two unrccOgni2eC
bodies, making iwGnty.iour in all, Rev
DIR. Garnet was on his way TO beverley
where he was TO preach Today.
The following il u list Of the wounded
in the Massachusetts GCEsral Hospital,
John Buckley, of Beverly; Il. Williams
Of Lynn; i. Browning, OF Salem; $. O.
Thaycr Of Newton; j, u. Bates, of Salem
Anne Foley, Of BSoon; Eliza Hatch, OF
CharleStown In the City IIospital-F
Fitzpatrick, of Cambridgeport; Jefferson
Rowe, Of Portsmouth, N. H.; Mary Ann
Call, Of Boston; Geo. J. Hill, OF Lynn
Frank Davis, Of CharlGstown. There are
many others injured, the names of which
wc were unable to get.
A cOrOnCrs jury was summoned to-day
by DR.. j. B, Forsyth, who received the
bodies and adjourned until tomorrow at
three O'Clock.
The total number injured is between
thirty and forty, most of whom are like.
ly to recover. The dead were removed
from the scene of the accident this after.
noon, Dr. Garnet was recognized to-
day At noon. lie was killed by his chest
being crushed. lie was well known rs
the pastor Of the Arlington street church
and formerly colleague OF the late DR..
Charming, and man whose loss will be
severely lclt by the whole community. DR..
Mason, of Cambridgeport, was also man
OF note and greatly beloved by his con-
grcgatiOn. Public sentiment throws
fearful responsibility upon the conductor
and engineer Of tho express train. The
engineer escaped with a few bruises by
jumping from the train. The aCcOmmO.
dation train was three quarters Ofan hour
late, which fact, II is said, was known to
the managers Of the express train.
Among the wounded were Frank B.
Calling, TrcasCrer of Tanncy & Co.. Ed.
mund B. Hall, OF the firm of B. Hall d
Co.; VIM Lloyd Garrison, ,Ir., of the firm
of Bailey, jennings & Garrison, wool deal.
of whom were sCalded.
About 2 o'clock to-day, while n young
man, resident OF Chelsea, was standing
on the platform of car viewing the ruins
at Revere, the car started and threw him
Oft. lilo struck his head upon the rail,
and is, 1t is supposed, fatally injured
ERIE, Pa, August 81. = =
The Eric mail train west collided with
he first section of the Empire freight
rain east between Z and 8 o'clock yester.
lay morning, when one and half miles
vest OF WestpOrt station, on the middle
iivision Of the Pennsylvania Il Erie rail.
'OAd, causing the death of Reuben Win.
low and K G. Brown, of Lock Haven,
passengers; +. w. Lyman, Williamsport,
conductor and Thomas Cannon. Dun.
Kirk, fireman Of tho mail train Jas. w.
Ward, BGllClOnte, Pa, conductor, and
William Killinger, Altoona, Pa, engineer
If the freight train and seriously injur-
ng A. NJ. Atwater, Of Loci; Haven II.
liller, Of WilliamspOrt JAS. Shailer, Jr.,
# Senno Mahoning, Pa, and p. McCor.
nick, of Baltimore, engineer of the pas.
cngcr train. Lesser injuries were sus.
aimed by Thomas McllannGy, Of Wayne,
pa, A. II. Steele, Of Tionesta, Pa; ]. II.
cornwall, Of BihghNmpton, N. Y; Martin
:. Fisher, Lock Haven, Pa; G. S. Lacy,
# Philadelphia Judge ]. A. Dale, Of Tio.
lcsta, Pa; Henry A. Thompson, of vii.
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