The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-02

nineteen passengers in his car, named
tue Pa,atiu. Several card parties were
formed just before the accident oc-
Cured. The train was going at The rate
OF fifteen miles an hour when the bell
rope snapped, breaking and extingulsh-
ing three of the lamps. Ten seconds
later he felt the coach going into the
river. The car was enveloped in utter
darkness; the anguish Of the moment
passed, the suspense over, and the ter
rible crash at the bottom came. Across
The rear part OF the Palatin fell the City
of Buffalo, crushing two men; all III the
Palatin were killed.
Witness thought that every person In
the Buffalo was destroyed, as climbing
over that car to aplace OF safety, he was
unable to discover any signs of lite with
in. The other cars fell together, and
scores Of persons lay in the wreck, CIV
ing vent to the most frightful means,
which seemed as if they could be heard
for miles. The fire broke out in three
places almost simultaneously. Ii water
had been put on the flames even as late
as O'Clock some persons that were
burned might have been saved. Did not
know whether or not auy order was re-
ceived from the railroad authorities not
The following is revised and COM
plete list Of the dead, as far as known:
Mr. Aldrick, DesMoines, Iowa.
Lewis j. Barney, Buff no.
Mrs. W. Ii. Bradley, child and nurse,
Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. P. P. Bliss, Chicago.
q. Brunner, Gratiot, Wisconsin,; Mrs.
G. Brunner and two children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brunner.
David Chittenden, Cleveland.
l.. Q. Crane, New Haven, Connecticut.
M. Z. Coggswell, Chicago.
Mrs. E. Cook, Wellington.
VIM. Clemens, BelleVille, Ohio.
Mrs. Emma Coffin, Oakland, Cal.
James Doyle, New York.
| Clarence Gage, Charleston. Ill.
| Alfred Gillette, Cranberry.Islahd, Mo.
Mrs. George, Cleveland.
Miss George, Cleveland.
! l.. ". Hart, Akron, 0.
Ii. L. Hall, Chicago.
Mrs. Z. l.. Hall, Chicago.
| I. A. Hodzkins, Bangor, Me.
| Charles Kane, Pittsburg.
| Annie Kotteryille, Beloit, Wis.
George Kepler, Ashtabua.
| Lawrence LOnengan, Cleveland.
Maggie l.. Lewis, st. Louis, Mo.
Philip Mcneil, Cleveland.
Miss Minnie Mixer, Buffalo.
Mrs. ). ID. Marston, M ther and child
Chicago.
Sarah s. Mann, Cleveland.
Mrs. W. L. Moore, New York.
Isaac Meyer, Cleveland.
Birdie Meyer, Cleveland.
Richard Osburn, Tecumseh. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Peck, Peoria, Ill
| (doubtfuI.
Mrs. q. E. Palmer, Binghamton, N. Y
George A. Purington, Buffalo.
John Pickering, Chicago.
Daniel A. Rogers, Chicago,
&. b. Slow, Cleveland.
+. Shattuck. Cleveland, MI. Vernon 4
Delaware Railroad.
r. Stendel (doubtful.
Mrs, True"orth and daughter, Oak
land, Cal.
Mrs. Lucy G. Thomas, Chicago.
Charles Vogel, Albany.
S. D. Waite, Toledo.
| Webb, Boston.
Rev. A. II. Washburn, Cleveland.
Superintehdent Couch furnishes tn
| following:
ADDITIONAL MISSING.
| Mrs. j. Bradley and child, Chicago.
Louis X. Barnes. Buffalo.
| A. j. Dewey, Chicago.
Mrs. W. l.. Moore, Hammondsyille e
In. '''e
r. Steindel, New York.
e. Ii. l.. Hall and Mrs. Hall, Chicago
James Darr and Charles Kane, porter
OF the sleeping cars.
A. Gillette, Cranberry Island, Maine
Charles Vogle, Albany, N. Y,
Daniel A: Rogers, Chicago.
Sarah 5. Mann, Cleveland.
q. w. b! uner, wife and two children
Gratiot, Mich.