Daily globe., 1878-08-08
CASUALTIES AND CRIMES.
RAILW4Y ACCIDENT 1T LINGO
JUNCTION, O.
Fifteen Killed and Fifty Wounded-One
Car Sent Down Thirty Feet-Pardon Re-
fused to Hon. MI. Bullard-A Lucky
Tennessee Moke-Another South Caro-
lima Republican Ex-of6cial Caught.
THREE KILLED.

NoTtHuelu IdrmS. ENGINEER PatteeS ana IRE
man Arnold and one Root, who were riding on
the locomotive, were killed. Conductor Hol-
man was njured slightly.
TWELVE KILLED.
PITTSBURGH. Aug. THE fast line on the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati d st. Louis railroad,
which left this city at 4:45 last night, met with
terrible accident at point one and half
miles west of Mingo Junction, Ohio. The train
was composed of two sleepers, one hotel car,
one baggage and two postal and two
coaches, the latter being occupied with emf
grants. At A. NJ. at the point named, the fast
line, which was twenty-six minutes behind time
and running at the rate of forty miles an hour,
collided with freight train and the entire
train except the hotel and sleepers
| thrown from the track and fearfuliy wrecked.
Eleven or twelve persons are reported killed,
and fifteen to twenty seriously wounded. No
names have yet been received. All the passen-
gers III the sleepers escaped without serious
injury. The loss of life confined to those
in the forward cars, occupied by the postal
clerks and emigrants.
The Cincinnati postal car was thrown over
an embankment OF thirty feet and completely
demolished. The postal clerks, Frank ID.
Graham, A. W. Andrews, and w. Johnston,
were killed, and Geo. l.. Mooran had leg
broken. The st. Louis car was thrown over an
embankment on its end and badly wrecked.
Postal clerks W. Weast. w. Houston and q.
Matthews were injured. but it is supposed not
fatally. The baggage and emigrant cars We're
thrown oil and badly wrecked, while the last
coach and sleepers remained on the track and
the occupants escaped almost unhurt. The
following is partial list of the killed and
wounded:
kllled-Frank ID. Graham, A. w. Andrews,
w. r. Johnston and hIrs. Cullen, OF Bridge
port, CT. and Patrick Gernon, of Barry, Penn.
Wounded-Maria Cullen and four grand
Il e n ID
Mrs. Francis Owen and three children. of
Bridgeport, Conn.,; James Cullen, foot smashed; ;
Fanny Cullen, injured internally; Mrs. Edward
Cook, of Louisville, KY, leg sprained and
back hurt; Mrs McCosh, of Glasgow, Scotland; !;
Mrs. Bane Romaine, of Glasgow, Scotland, and
two children, twins, Z, years old; Mrs. Jane
Agnew. of Allegheny, left leg fractured Ed
ward Dorreny, of Allegheny, hip joint dislo-
Gated; j. W. Hains. OF Allegheny, right leg
broken; A. ID. Agnew, of Allegheny, injured
| internally; Mr.. Mccormick, Ireland; Mary Nc
Dowell London, England, internally; Mary
Haley; Mrs. Roselle. serious, internally; George
Thompson, Washington, d. c., body and leg
! and badly bruised; Samuel Sample. Philadel-
| phia bruised on his head and chest; Evan
Peter Olson, New York, internally; b. Thomas,
Philadelphia, leg broken and skull fractured !;
Philip S. Harrison, concussion of the brain, Sc
| riously; e. Downing, Allegheny City, pelvis
| fractured; John r. shaffer, Monticello, Ind,
bruised; Mrs. E. Burke, Brooklyn, wrist
sprained and head bruised; Con
ductor Graham, hurt about the
heads j. c. Fulton, Burgettstown, Pa, nose
smashed and jaw broken.
| Owing to the fact that most of the killed
and wounded are emigrants, great difficulty is
experienced in getting a list Of the casualties.
| The killed and wounded were taken on a
1 special train to Gteubcnville, o.. where officers
of the road did everything in their power to
make the wounded comfortable, Both public
and private houses were opened to receive
them, and they received the attention of the
| best physicians of the town.
LATEST FROM MINGo JUNCTION.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 1.-THE following il
an accurate list Of the casualties at the wreck al
NIingo Junction:
Klled-Frank d. Graham, w. r. Johnston,
postal clerks, Cincinnati; Augustus Andrews
postal clerk, Clarksburg, West Va. Mrs. Cul
len, Bridgeport, Conn; Bernard Miller, Ger
many; Jno. Curry, Ireland; Fred. Gross, Man
HEINZ Germany Patrick Cannon. Ireland; Jno
Dugan, engineer, passenger train. This is tn
killed that have been identified, although
the list foots up fifteen whC
were either killed outright or have died from
injuries. Many of the killed are emigrants ant
cannot be identified.
WOunded-Robert X. ConWell Waschsville
o.; Margaret Brandon, East Bridgeport, Conn.
Samuel Pemple, Philadelphia; Moses McCor
mick, Glasgow, Scotland; Mrs. Jane Bomerine
Glasgow, Scotland; two children, Jesse ant
Robert Bon1erine; Mrs. Mary Haley, Ne,
Rochelle, N. Y, dying; George Thomas, Wash
ington, d. c.; Edward Downing, Allegheny
Pa; Mrs. F. Owens, Bridgeport, Conn.
and two children; Mrs. Maria Cullen, sam
place; James, husband of Mrs. Maria Cullen
, her daughter Fannie; Mrs. A. D. Buck, Louis
+ ville KY; j. W. Harris, Zanesvile Ohio; inc
| DhilaIal,,hio. Sol.
ticello, Ind; W. d. Agnew, Allegheny, Pa.
j.. f. Cullen, Burgton. Pa, passenger fire
man: Charles Seatam, freight engineer Eva
7 Hobson, New York; Mary Mcdonald, Londor
' England; Mr.. Phillip, Tippecanoe. Ohio
": h. e Houston indianapolis; M?. sI post 20 a
+ City, Ind, postal clerk; J. G. Matthews, po
q tai clerk; Chas Mccain, wreck master. P.
= = and s. e. railroad. A large number of Swedes
! Danes and Swiss are among the wounded
9 names not known. The list of wounded Wi
foot up fifty, many of them very badly L
& jured, and not expected to recover.
The wounded are at the railroad hospital
|. Steubenville, receiving every care and attel
ton. The dead have been mostly cofined, al
:. are being forwarded to friends of the decease
? LODGING WITH IRAMps.
4 SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. I'll. 81. Kom
o ton, financial agent Of South Carolina, was q
rested at WestfeId this afternoon and pass
the night in the lookup with tramps al
p drunkards. Kompton says he has been neg
tiating for settlement in New York, has
=, along been willing to submit his accounts
arbitration and is the victim of political pers
cution, and that the State owes him S14, GOO.
ovERDosED WITH cHLoRAL.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 7.-C. L. Anderson, sheriff
Shelby county, died tonight from al overdt
9. of choral administered by physician.
sUNsTRoKE.
" NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 7.-Joseph Boy
died from sunstroke on Lebanon Pike, t
IT.. miles from Nashville, to-day.
ESCAPES FROM LYNcHERs.
1t NASHVILLE, Aug. IA special dispatch
n the american says that the lynchers attempt
u to hang Beatty, but he escaped, badly wour
ed, and is now in keeping of officers.
=. - PARDON REFUSED.
- HARgIsBURGH, Pa, Aug. THE board
pardons has refused to recommend the pard
in of o. f.. Bullar, ex-member of the legislatu
ail who is serving out sentence of imprisonm,
for embezzing building association funds.
he PERJURY AND FORGERY.
rs New YORK, Aug. abraham Suydam Y
arrested this morning at the instance of
chief of police of Chicago on a charge of p
and speculator in lands in Mcdowell coun
nd Virginia, and had swindled a number of Chi
is- goites.
y SHOT BY BURGLAR.
SARATOGA, Aug. THE rooms occupied
by John D. Candee, of the Bridgeport Standa
ess were entered by burglar early this morni