, 1877-01-03
CHICAGO.
TIE AatIIARuLA IiQHR0H


CHICAGO.
TItE AstITABULA HORROR
continues 10 be tho nlt.in,portant topfc Of con-
ycrsation around town, In the hutes, strcct-cArs,
saloons, and, fl fact, everywhere where mortals
congrcentc. The terrible interest connected
with tile scenes Of Inst Friday night has not in
tho lcast atatct, and tho melancholy affr must
prove something more than the proveTbIal nlne-
days wonder. As tho lost bodies aro being
slowly founG, n,d In some cascs identified,
feeling OF satisfaction sccMs to colue aver
the public mind ut the prospect OF
knowing tho very worst, md the number Of H.
ql,lrcrs at the raroaa Office Is .!aly decreasing.
General l'asscnger-Agent Morso and supcrtn-
tc,,lcnt rarsoma nre not slaekcnsng ANY, how
cvrr IN their attentions to nll who come to
mike tna,trics nbo,ls friends who arc supposed
to l,c lost. 4 nun named Dennis O'I,rtcn cailctl
on Mr. Parsons yesterday morning to learn, II
1,oRslh1e, something In regard to Ills stster-n-
Iuw, Mary O'Connor, who, l.e believes, snuat
have left Schenectady, N. T., about last Thurs
Hay, and wh~, II thls was tho ease,
was very probably ono Of those on
tho wrecked trim. Mr. Parsons Immediately
tclegrupllctl 10 gentleman in Schenectady with
wtnsr family the wotnan had been staying, in
order to learn positively whether sic hatl left
tlat city at tic time str. O'Dr.cn fears sl,c did.
AUSTIN.
4 tfr. Austin, Of Omaha, went on to this scene
Of the dsustsr yesterday In scarello of s iuother,
Mrs. Masy Austiu, aud Ills ststcr, Mtss Ellen
Austin. IL lia!l received telegram fr"n,
i,@i III that etY inr Omaha, whittier
thcy wrru rsnov,i,g, Oil this wrecked tra!s,.
Not seeing @1a}lhin:. Of thcir mines i1 tlsc
Japcrs, Mr.. A,istin'a: mind WIS filled with u
cAIcngo at tie earliest ps.ssii'se ,nolncnt to
gatkrr whatever news there might he IN regard
10 hls loypl oiics. lila seurr here was frn!tlcss,
md le left last evening for tl!c sccne Of ~.
wreck. Mr.. Anss!n statc! TINT Its mother h'!tl
chtsen IL travel ly ille Michigan Southern IN
preference 10 tlu Mrl,lc1n Central, IA by that
nea''s she would ayotl sroasing thc susrcnsf,'il
was lot, ii would seem that hsr fcars ~ 10
Mr.. Parsons rueciyc'I tbs following Telegram
yesterday iro,n i: y. EaElc: ihe Agcnt acrc oi
10 the sent BY Nr. Parsons fr Mr. Earle's part
i au Iolu. wel1. pon1 Wish 10 llayo him coma
to Ashtabula. j. L. EAMLE,
was nearer on time yesterday morning than ahc
]as tren a,,y day since the accident, tearl,tng tile
city about Il o'cock--ahout two hours late. 4
gentleman who sald l.s had been In the
seemed to hear nut the assertion, got
| oil the train at the Twcnty.sccond Street Sta
/ tDn, wlicrp he was nut },y soma frlcsM's attl
taksn e t,'ct house: S,,1dy npPsaFs to lays W
train atnte,l t" a reporter that the gentleman
was Col. Tyler, If n. Hifs* About this there
must kc Ri,ne mistake: fur, nccorllult ta whut
Yesterday, tho Col. Tyler who WIS frn,n st.
| 1.us !lad yono 10 that city before Mr.. farwcit
| left Cleveland. This gentlcnlnn'a injuries were
comparatively slight. and It is altogether ,nnro
I'm had Il Tvtn
wuulst l!ave posted Oh to tue city bcy0nd tho
! l,ig Drllge Mltl.ou. taking In Chicago Of. his
way. lnAsnlcll as nobody knew who his fricn.ls
were, or wl!yrs he was Storplng, tl'e gentleman
contradictory Statements.
| Ant.tLet Vi tug arrivals ty tue tnorl,lng trau
was Mt. ". II. llra.llty, wtia Ind gunc - Ash
tahtlla to geo his dalgi'tcs.,law and Identity
thu reinlns uf Ills little grAnsOn and tho little
| fellows rnrse. llu surrcc.1cd III nn.ling Ills
dnughtcr-ifl-lax In the tospttal at Cleveland,
where sho WIS under tho very best Hcsltcul
p H. ,v 5G .s' e1ts %teF @p}csss 81 hs
fussle'
| MISS klrTIEwELt.
-; slr. and Mrs. Heorse kittEewcil, nf Dcloit:
brought with them the rcsnulns of tGc'r daush-
TIT An,la, a4.ctl u. bllc was travelling in conl-
| pahY with AIR. II. J.. cuggsw.il, III ChfcaEo, who
wah also among TIM lost. Tier parrnts were
Hnse ~ tlehttlt Her ois|y hS n%a"a uE few
articles nf wearing apparel which tho fire hnl
spared. Tho brad aia one arm wcru gnnr, anu
part'ot thu bN1' wus buritcl to u crisp 4
rude pine lox rontalurl al that was left III yIs!
bic form to remind tug bcrcaved parents Ut
Their Inflated child. ncloro leaving Ashtabu'a,
Mr. kits!ewcll l'ad sent tic rcmalns of
Mr., coaaswEtL
to 4Attca, y. r.. where liss relatives live. From
kansas Il Texas ltaroatl, \ TH1puAk rcportcr
ytstrrdny CLEANED stnne information ronrcrnin!.
A1r. Mu-es T. caggewell. !ie lived III Att!ru,
n. T.. where hc lcayes u wffr anl two children,
the elder u daughter. II ycars nf ag.. anll tho