The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-30


THE LATEST.
AsHTABULA, o., Dec. 30.-I have just
returned from the wreck, and there Is
but little in sight, but the iron of the
bridge and cars. All the wood of the
cars along the water was burned. There
are in sight the charred remains of four
or five bodies too much burned to be
identified. The body of Mr.. Waters,
express messenger, was just taken out.
Either those dead are destroyed by fire
or are under the ice and debris in the
river. Workmen are removing the
bridge and Car irons, but it is slow work,
as there is so much OF it twisted TO-
gether.
In the freight-house are the dead
bodies of Clarence N. Gage, Charleston,
Ill.,; Lawrence Lanigan, Cleveland, and
the charred remains of a man and Wo-
man too much burned to be identified.
A young man is dying. On his person
is a postal card addressed:
"M oses Hermann & Co., 8 Water
street, New York.
rs gneG7 "VosBURG."
A lady named Mary Frame, Rochester,
N. Y, can not live. The balance are
doing very we'll. About Twenty-Five
wounded were taken to cleveland this
morning.
The list of saved from the wrecked
train destroyed last night has been near,
ly completed, and shows one hundred
and twenty persons missing besides
those hurt. Tue train fell seventy-fve
feet, seven cars breaking through. A
gooa many Of the victims we're browne 1
and great delay ensued from the wreck
| aking fire and the difficulty in getting Il
work, and besides this the heaVlesl
snow-storm of the winter was raging.
Special to the STAR:
AsHTABULA, Dec. 3O.-The following is
as iuil report as it is now possible tt
obtain OF the names, residences and ex
tent of injuries of the survivors:
Fl. T. Tombson, Bridgeport, right arm
and leg seriously injured.
Louis Bachatoy. Kents Plain, Conn.,.
| injured in hip, head and body.
| j. NJ. Morten, East Avon, KY, ri
broken. his vile badly hurt on shoulder
boy badly hurt and girl slightly injured
George NJ. Reid, Cleveland, slight!
injured. u.
Charles Chickard, Biddeford, Maine
hurt in head, arm and leg.
Peter Levenbine, Cleveland, fireman
of the engine Columbia, which wen
down, hurt in the head and shoulder.
- Craige, Charleston, ILL.,, saved
from wreck, but fatally injured and dieC
at 9:10 z. M.
z. b. Lewellen, Parkee, Ills, hurt OF
the head and face severely and right hi
bruised.
Jos. NJ. Dean, Parkes, Ill.,, hurt o.
forehead ana right hip not badly.
j. Jackson. Waterbury, Conn, badl
hurt in back and head.
| Andrew Gibson, New Carey. O., hur
\ In head ana neck.
Q. A. Marvilj, Albany, N. Y, hurt OF
mead and stomach.
IL. w. Shepherd, No. al Sixteenth
street, Brooklyn, right leg smashed of
Mrs. Minerva Bergham, Chicago, LET
leg broken, and back badly hurt.
&. d. Folsom, Cleveland, engineer o
the engine which went down, rIgnt le!
broken and head hurt.
John j. Latoor, Chicago, hurt in head
not dangerously.
w. b. Sanderson, Auburn, Me.
slightly bruised.
MISS Mabel Arnold, North Adams
Mass, slightly hurt on the head ant
side.
Il. OSDuEue, 4eCulH5en, MlCD., nuTC o
head, back and shoulders; his brothe
Richard not yet found.
Robert Monroe, Rutland, Mass, hur
on head, breast and leg.
&. w. Waite and wife, Ashtabuls
badly hurt.
J. M. Murray, Hartford, Conn, in
jured slightly.
L. FL. Vosburg, Buffalo, leg broken.
Bernard Soyer, White follow, bruise
slightly.
Thomas G. Wright, Nashville, Tenn
slightly injured.
Mrs. Lew, supposed to be from Della
ware, o., slightly injured.
Ed. Unworthy, Oakland, Cal, badly
injured, and it is feared his wife AM
daughter are both killed.
r.. Anson and r. Carrold, Chicago
slightly hurt; cnild of Mrs. Mary u
Bradley, of San Francisco, killed.
A. NJ. Barlow, supposed to be con
Inected with W ood's Museum, Chicago
hurt.
Walker S. Hayes, Lexington, KY.
slightly injured.
D. Ii. Clark, Westfeld, Mass, slightl,
hurt; Mr.. Lyons, New York, sligntl
hurt; Henry Champion, Dook-keeper @
Non-explosive Lamp Company, Cleve
land, very badly hurt.
Mrs. Frame, Rochester, N. Y, very SO
verely hurt and not expected to live.