Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-01-05

neglect or want of care. What the result
Of the severe cold weather may have been
upon the iron, is a matter Of speculation.
Iron IS meterial for bridges, has come to
be suspected. and the hope is that Is soon
as the season will warrant, that the comps
nv will proceed to throw an arch across
this chasm and I'LL with stone and earth,
and furnish the only safe and durable rail
road bridge yet adopted.
THE SAVED.
Mr.. Hem, the conductor of the train.
was one Of the saved, so also was the news
agent, though with some bruises. From a
conversation with him, one Of our report
ers learned that the train was full one /;
one of the passengers also informed us that
four Of the cars that he had occasion to
pass through, were well filled. Dan NJ
Guire is the name of the engineer who
saved himself and engine by opening the
throttle valve; and Folsom that Of the en-
gineer of the second engine, who went
down with his engine and was severely in
jured, but has been taken to his home in
Cleveland.
H. L. Tomlinson, Bridgeport, CT, arm
and leg badly injured.
]. II. Martin, East Avon, n. Y. ribs
broken; his wife badly hurt, but expected
to recover; his son severely, and his daugh-
ter slightly injured. Mrs. Martin gave
birth to child Saturday morning, which
will probably live.
Geo. NJ. Reed, Supt. of bridges, L. S. &
NJ. S. Ry., Cleveland, o., slightly hurt
about neck and shoulders.
Charles c. Rickard, Biddeford, Me-, hurt
in head, arm and leg.
Mrs. Frank Eastman, Rochester, n. Y,
seriously, if not fatally injured.
Alexander Monroe, SOmerviIle Mass,
leg broken and severe eontusions on skull.
]. B. Hazelton, Charleston, ILL.,, probably
fatally injured.
Frank L. Collier. Elmira. y. Y, danger
Gus injuries on spine and hip.
Walter Hayes, Lexington, KY, face
badly smashed and leg broken.
Victor Nusbaum, Cleveland, O., fatally
injured.
Thomas C. Wright, Nashville, Tenn.
slight injuries on spine and hip.
J. W. Lobdell, Troy, n. Y, internal and
probably fatal injuries.
Mrs. Mary Frame, Rochester, Y. Y,
probably fatal injuries. One of her chill
dren was with her, and killed, the other
may have been.
Charles Patterson, unable to tell resi-
denee, injuries probably fatal.
Charles S. Carter, Brooklyn, n. Y, in
juried slightly on back and hip.
C. E. Jones, Beloit, Wis, slightly bruis-
ed.
J. NJ. Mowry, Hartford, Conn, ribs
broken and badly cut on head and bruised
otherwise.
Louis Bochatay, Kent's Plain, Ct, in
jured in hip ana head, severely.
Peter Levenbroe, Cleveland, fireman Of
engine Columbia. which went down, hurt
in head and shoulders.
P. B. Lewellen, Parker, H., severely in
iured on head and face, hip slightly bruis-
ed.
Jas. W. Dean, Parker, H.. slightly in
jured on head and right hip.
Thos. J. Jackson, Waterbury. Ct, Sc
verely hurt in back and head.
Afr. d, II. Parslow of Woods Museum.
Chicago, badly hurt on left shoulder and
hand.
Andrew Gibson, near Carey. Wyandotte
Co., o., hurt on head and neck.
C. De Maranville, Albany, n. Y, injur-
ed on head and stomach.
J. E. Burchell, Chicago, ILL.,, slightly in
jured.
Henry W. Shepard, Brooklyn, N. Y.
leg smashed and amputated above sncle.
Mrs. Minerva Bingham, Chicago, H.,
left leg broken and back badly hurt.
G. D. Folsom, Cleveland, O., engineer of
the Columbia, right leg broken and head
hurt.
John ]. Lalor, Chicago. H.. hurt in head
not Seriously 777'''1l75'
VIM. B. Sanderson, Me-, slightly bruis-
ed.
Mabel Arnold, girl, North Adams, Mass.
slightly bruised on head and side.
F. Osborn, Tecumseh, Mich, hurt in
head, back and shoulders; his brother
Richard on the train, and supposed to be
killed.
Robt. Monroe, Rutland. Mass, injuries
on head, breast and legs.
II. L. Brewster, Milwaukee, slight in
juries.
Richard Harold, Cincinnati, O., hurt on
hip, back and ankle.
W. H. Vosburgh, Buffalo, n. Y, nbs
broken.
Edward Trueworthy, Oakland, Cal, ribs
broken and head cut and bruised; his
mother, Mrs. Emeline Trueworthy, and
his sister, Mrs. Coffin, were on the train,
and supposed to be lost.
Mrs. T. A. Davis, Kokoma, Ind, unin-
jured.
Joseph a. Thompson, Oakland, CAL
Welsh-slightly injured about the head.
A. Burnham, Milwaukee, scalp wound
and bruises.
Il. D. Champlain, Cleveland, injuries on
face and legs.
DR.. c. A. Griswold, Fulton, ILL.,, not Sc
riousIy injured.
H. Tilden, Gen. Supt. water works, L.
S. & NJ. S. Ry., badly hurt on hip and
shoulder.
Mrs, WI. Lew, Rochester, n. Y, fell
head first through car window; but slight
ly injured.
Bernard Sawyer, Chesterfield. Essex Co.,
N. Y; hurt on back and internally.
A. Maillard, San Rafael, CAL; hurt on
back and head. not seriously.
A. E. Hewitt, Bridgeport, Ct.; not seri-
Ously injured.
]. c. Earle, Chicago Gen. .Agt. Anchor
Line Steamship Co.; slightly wounded.
D. H. Clark, Westfeld, Mass. ribs frac-
tured, nose broken and flesh wounds.
B. B. Lyons, New York City; unhurt.
Henry A. White, Wethersfeld, Ct; in
jured on head, arms, back and legs, but
not seriously.