The New York herald., 1878-10-10

70 g. the siding and had alnos. suoessdsd but
the end sf one car stoed out toward the main track.
Tho hrss locomotive Of the excursion train struck
this protesting corner ana ssns the wheels agaln. shs
locked she ears would have gone down toward she
ieaadry and NO damage would have bssa done
Tn. ,uun.r =, a..,h. nnx D.zD ,s.eb.. .v..,v s.v-
their injuries. One Of these is Mr.. Gifsathsr, the
most miracalous escapes Of the night that Of Mr.
Joseph $. Fia.lsy, brother OF state Senator
s sloas:a. & Reagan, ,'S the o.rsmsu ',:lea "nen
the latter was Killed and was talking
Of ~. worda Ss he
nident that this would his last Ho then
did not know what terrible connrmasien they would
Mrs. Bls,ksy was not killed, ss was a. nrss re-
ported She sscapsd with but slight injurisG
srArENxnr EN0ixxRR wEsTGATY-
the following : II. statement q E:gins:r Mss,.
gate 70 the cause Of the accident on the Old Colony
charge Of Charles wssisate. fireman Of the round
AG Va. sa nous 70 ana ns
seven minutes late a Quincy. After leaving Wolas-
ton he was running as the rate Of twenty miles
until four o'eIeek alter which hour he ran "wild,
. the phrase s following nssruetions e look ou.
OF the road al local freight trains He could see
distinctly At least three hundred Yards ahead, and
when about quarter OF mile this side OF Woilaston
s,ation he saw freight train moving over lhs con-
Meeting track. HIS engine struek Of lnst
sufic,ens force to ,hrow il IRON the track.
Wcstgate asserts positively that the inward
track slsar and that the isssghs was on .be
cross eonnsssion. When be passed over the switch
by which the Inward IL connected with the outward
Drst imprsss,on being that lhs SWITCH was open and
this Was confirmed BY tns observation Of othsra
he insssn % w..eS s.r ~ olaxs snoa, ana reversed
feet apart, anu the Easton having passed the
Grs. switch In saisty the .sasinser hspsd that 1t
arid hnlh tn hA lRnn he nnIw nj
the train but the second switch being also open the
engine stt the rails and the catasuophs followed.
Wessgate aud hts Arenas, Hiram A. Dsnnison, went
down tho smbsnk mont on she engine, the cab OF
which was torn on, ana, through the opening thus
py the sido Of the road. DennSou vent over him
and struck the ground. Both men wore considerably
shaken up, ana Dsnnison was scalded on ths hand.
THAT uLcoxpucTxD YRxiGnr TEAM
Ins reigns train was ~ onsfee o. conduseer 2. q.
at 80 +. n. tar - south Bsaintrsc stop
there over night. procesding ~ the morning. No
Is freely expressed that the burden Of
Tor shs accident rests upon him.
The complete list OF the Killed 10 - fsliows:--
Mrs GsoeGs HAUIxxEE EDwARD DoasxTr.
kicnAsL CLAYFRY. JoaS O'BRIxs.
CHARLEs M0R0Ax. PArkick LAvkRY.
NORRIS GRxxx. H. v. WELLS.
PAUL CxowLKY THOMAS ]. roBY.
JOHN DAX W. G SrEvEna
X WHITE. Pour bodies anrecog nized.
r
ts C0ERECrRD LIST OF PIE WOUNDED.
rho following full list OF the wounded as far a
the names have besn aseestained;--
2. Dlsx, Portland. Ne. =. McFRszL.r. Boston.
y. y. O'NEny Portland, Ne J. =. JoHssos, Boston.
W. OWENS. South Bostsn. n. CoxAxRY, boston.
b. !. corrxR, Boston G. SULLIVAN. Boston. .sf
WILLIAx sAuLkHxa. r. = CoxDos, Chariess'n.
e. p. BARrLETr, Boston. 7. J. CALLAHAN
: BAcos, Boston. WV cAssoll. Cambridge
n a. cAnILL. JANIS GxAr, Boston.
JOnN D1Rx, Boston. JAMES NULLAlLkY, Boston
vAARLzs QUiGLzY. THos McAoRRow, Boston.
=. J. KxIs. Concord, n. h srEPasx GRADY.
JAxxs wALsH. JoHS TAYLOR, Boston.
!. MAHoNEy, Lowell Mass. II. DBxxison Dorch ester
w. .. BRowx, Boston. THOMAS a. GRIMM.
W. SAYYoRp, Winchester. NscnAxL TixRxEx, Bosson
JOUN HAkLIH A3 JANIS DALEY. s4y Ht
JoHs QUMLAx. KUGssx HICKEY. Boston.
JANIS CARxxY, Boston. T. KsLLEY. Portland, Nc.
THOMAS NASH. AUG. LAviNsoN, Bo9ton.
Joax WOODS, Boston. JAs. AoJUxxrx, Boston.
g. Z. PxRxIxs. Boston. IL AHDRRxoH. Boston.
Captain J. J. FLsxx. j. II. COSTELLO, Boston.
RJcHARD DvwxxY, boaton. j. l. HAYES, Chsrlestown.
GKoR0x KfNBALL CHARLxs REAGAN.
r. HoUGHrox Boston. P.F. WRLCH, ). Boston.
NIKE MAAoxEY r. 7. COvTKy, Cnariestevn.
EDvD AcGUsS, Boston. CuAnLxs =. RArxoxD,
ANDY HoUGnfvN, Boston Charlest0wn.
N. H. 1ULLY w. J. HENRY Boston.
+. w. SrIcKxYY JANIS BAIL, Boston.
T. J. CoLxAx, cnarisstown. AicHAnL BAIL, Boston.
THoxAs HERRox, Boston. T. DoxovAx. Boston
JoAs McGinnoxs Boston. JoHx DAVIS, Boston.
T. Aol.Au0hiIs. Boston. WILLIAM CRossxAH.
JAMxs NooxAx. PATRICK FLykx, Bosten.
JANEs CARxgY T. GILL. ChArlsstown.
]. n. ORnAx J0Ax r. GILL. Boston.
TRonAs MRAouRR WiLLAx DAVIS, Boston.
~ O'COHMxLkS foxSLnId GBOk0k AokkOW, bO3tou
Nc. sJAA DonYRTy. Bostsu.
B. J. BRo0AH East Cam. n. KEHNgDy. Portland Ne
bridge. JExw. ACCARrnY Bosson
DoRsxY kcCEIxcxY. Port TN. DoNoHug. Boston.
lnuu. Ne. WM WiSY, New YORK.
JoHx bogxk, South Bossan. I. HARRINGTON, Boston.
Jonx MACK Boss0n. WM. Foco, Portland.
Mr.. FLATLEY. IHoA STxwART, Lowell
Mr.. TRAxsR Boston. WILLiAM HAMA0xD.
T. M. JAcxnAx, BostoA JoHx AcGivEx, Boston.
NEIL D0asKrY, Boston. GEoR0k MILLS, Boston.
A. s. Cook, Boston. JoRx FLArTxRY. Boston.
Y. koxAaAx, Boste0. JOHN G. SANBoRS. Bostsn
W. SHANNON. Boston. JoHH LYNX
W. A. AcCAxrY. Boston. A. AUSTIN, Cambridge.
DoNlxscK b. KxLLY. CHAx FRosr Charlessown.
JonS LgARy. Boston. JoHx WRiGnr, Boston.
WIZ HALrn, Nasick. JOHN J. GRANT, BostSo.
G. H. Hayes, Boston. b. KELLY. Charlsstown.
THOMAS fMN, Boston. B. J. BooGAS, Cambridge
4 CAUTIOUS SUPKRINrkxDnNr
supsrintsndens Ksodrick, OF the OLD Colony Rail-
road whom asked 20 whore ths blame lay, said that
far he had thou learned the employees tn charge
OF The Irainsirom Silver Lake vsrs not 10 blame. He
Of The opinion that fault lAid with The
ductor Of the freight train This WAS all he mad 10
say In relasion 10 the AFFAIR. 5a
FATAL COLLIERY ACCIDENT.