Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-31

| Sanders, John l.. Lador, r. Monroe, A
/ Burnham, r. Austin, Walter Haze and Chas
| Patterson go to the hospital at Cleveland; r
! Harold. Cincinnati; Mrs w. II. Lew, No. 3
Walnut street, Cleveland; Folsom, No. 81
| Lake street, Cleveland; Tilden, No. 52 Ham
| iltoa street, Cleveland; Dr. Griswold, No
| SOB Case avenue, Cleveland; H. G. Champ
lin. 53 Water street, Cleveland; Mrs. J. A
Davis eyes through to Cincinnati. Th
above arrived at Cleveland in safety. Mr.
Paine, general superintendent of the LAX
Shore road. says it is utterly impossible to ge
the names of the killed.
LIST OF THE SAVED AND INJURED.
$40 p.m.-The following is the very lates
! and most complete and correct list of tn
saved and injured:
A. f. Hewitt, Bridgeport, Connecticut
slightly injured.
J. c. Earl, Chicago, slightly injured.
B. B. Lyons, New York, safe.
IL. S. MGec, residence not given, safe
Mrs: Anna Graham, New York, slight,
injured.
John ]. White, Boston, leg broken.
Mrs. Wm. II. Bradley, Chicago, slightly
child and nurse dead.
c. D. Marmondville, Albany--head ant
stomach.
Mrs. NJ. Bingham, Chicago, leg broken.
VIM. Sanderson, Auburn, Mo-, slight.
Robert Monroe, Rutland, Mass, head, bacl
and leg injured.
A. Burnham. Milwaukee, slight.
Mrs. w. II. Lew, Rochester, slightly.
J. B. Hazelton, Charleston. H., probably
fatally injured.
V. Nnsbaum, dangerously injured; resi-.
dence not given.
Miss Mary Frame, Rochester, probably fa-
tally injured.
c. E. Jones, Beloit, Wis, slight.
j. NJ. Martin, East Avon, ribs broken.
Peter Zerenboro, fireman, slight.
Andrew Gibson, Carey, O., slight.
Henry ". Shepherd, Brooklyn, N. Y, leg
amputated.
John J. Tabor, Chicago, slight.
Z: Osborne, Michigan, head injured.
Richard Harold, Cincinnati, slight.
Mrs. + A. Davis, near indianapolis, badly
hurt.
J. A. Thompson, California, head.
Dr. c. a. Griswold, Fulton, Illinois.
A. Maillard, California, head and back.
d. H. Clark, Massachusetts.
+. A. Ormsby, Boston, head-slight.
Miss Marian Shepard, Wisconsin, safe.
Z. b. Tyler, st. Louis, hand broken.
II. E1uoe4A4s Ail4OtROt pulutQ--
Alex. Morris. Somerville, Mass, leg broken.
Walter Hayes, lexington, Ky, dangerous
J. w. Lobdell, New York.
Charles 5. Carter, Brooklyn, N. Y, slight.
H. I. Tomlinson, Bridgeport, Ct, arm and
leg.
6. III. Read, Cleveland, injuries not given.
Z. n, Gage, Charleston, Ills, fatal-died
Thomas jackson, Waterbury, CT, back
and head
Louis Beauchate, Kents Plains, CT.
Charles c. Rockford, Biddeford, Me-. arm,
head and leg.
P. B. Lewellens, Illinois, head-severely
Ali II. Parsloe, Woods Museum, Chicago,
shoulder
J. Burchell, Chicago, slight.
G. D. Folsom, engineer
Mabel Arnold, North Adams, Mass, slight.
H. L. Brewster Milwaukee; slighi.
Edward Trueworthy, Oakland, Cal, ribs;
brother supposed killed.
B. HEM, conductor, safe.
H. d. Champlin, Cleveland, hurt.
Bernard Sawyer, Chesterfield, Essex county,
n Y, head and internally.
Henry A. White, Withersfeld, CT, back
and head.
Geo. A. White, Portland, Me-, slight.
Alex. Hitchcock, Port Clinton, Ohio. severe,
head and legs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swift, North Adams, Mass,
slight.
Mrs. Frank Eastman, Rochester, n. Y,
probably fatal
Franz L. Caller, Elmira, N. Y, dangerous.
1hos. c. Wright, Nashville, Tenn, hip
serious.
c. Patterson, residence unknown, probably
fatal
J. N. Mowry, Hartford, Ct, ribs.
THE DEAD LIST
can only be ascertained when it becomes
gradually apparent that those who were
known t. have been passengers on this i'll,
fated train do not make their appearance.
p.m.-'The chief officials of the Lake
Shore railroad company have arrived at Ash
tabula, and are doing everything to clear
away the debris Of the wreck of the train. Ii
Is hoped that an arrangement will be effected
for the transfer of limited number of pas
sengers tonight. The work of removing the
bodies from the wreck is still going on. For
ty have already been brought out, and there
is still evidence of many more under the de-
bris. It is impossible to identify more than
three of the bodies. All the rest are burned
char1ed and blackened beyond recognition.
The following are the names of those
brought to this city from Ashtabula this even
ing, and placed in the Cleveland hospital
A. Gibson, Cairo; Charles Parker, Bedford
Maine; Walter Hayes, Lexington, Kentucky;
A. Barnham, Milwaukee; Charles D. Patter.
son, Waterloo, New York; John Lallos, CHI
cago; Robert Monroe, Rutland, Massachu.
sets; w. B. Sanderson, Auburn, Maine
William Dener, Niagara Falls, gone home
+. A. Davis, Kokomo, Indiana; r. Austin
Chicago; r. Harris, Cincinnati; G.. Demon
conhill, Davenport, and many others. Up tc
six O'Clock thirty-four bodies had been taker
from the wreck, but very few of these vii
ever be identified. The mayor of Ashtabula
Nj Hepburn, will commence holding an In.
quest at nine o'clock in the morning.
Another Marrow Escape.
RUTLAND, VI, December 3O.-Tnere wert
forty passengers on the Mon,-eal express
tram which, last night, broke through the
bridge near Pittsford yet none were serious
y hurt, smile IT,. .hrea cas- and engine com.
Cjssihg t3'l tERip were lciDp..tjy y Vgct,i>Gei
ard he engineer ap1 tlaidan went dcng
:. n the e,iclne, bat escaped anhuraa. Cap
tan sorG. of Montreal. and Mvs. W J
Cham5eTs, Of BInghaIrpton. are the only per
soas severely bruised. The accident wa.
caused by the train running off the track and
striking tie bridge, precipitating the struc
ture- and cars 70 the ice below, resulting in {
mass Of ruins.