The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-29
Three RailrOad Accidents.

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BANKMENT-LIsT OF KILLED AND
wOUNDED-COLLlSION NEAR EAST ST.
LOUIs-MANY PERSONS INJURED-THaEE
FATALLY.
PUEBLO, Coll, June ely erday morn
ing an accident occurred on the AtcbiSon,
Topeka and Sante Fe railroad three miles
west OF Sargent, Kansas. which resulted in
the death Of one person and the wOunding
OF several Others. Two probably fatally. The
train was moving about twenty miles per
hour when the smokiDg-car Jumped The
track and fell down nve.io0t embank-
Ment, carrying with 1t the two cars
following. The engine, baggage and
express.csrs escaped. The scene in the
cars was beyond description. Women and
children were crying and screaming for
help, and men bleeding from wounds were
crawling out OF the windows. One woman
was caught between The seats. Her hus-
band Law UNCONSCIOUS a short distance away,
while their child sat unharmed among the
cushions. j. j. jenkins. OF Dubuque.
Iowa. was instantly killed. j. NJ. Keenan,.
of Arkansas, was wounded in the head,
producing conclusion OF The brain. His
wife was wounded III the groin, back, and
thigh. Both will probably die. w. Gould,
OF NOrridgewock, Me-. sustained flesh
wounds in an arm aud the head; j. NJ.
Mitchell, OF ST. Louis. received a flesh cut
on the head; j. w. Raab, OF Pleasanton,
No., received injuries 10 the hip and shout
der; j. NJ. Taylor, OF Leavenworth, and
w. +. Beales, of Nation, ILL.,, were
both seriously wounded in the side; Frank
Wheeland, OF Campbellsville, Canada, in-
jured in the back; ID. Hudson, OF Nicker-
son, Kan. hut in the head, his wife hurt
on the lett shoulder and left hip; Mrs.
Mary Zeine, OF Oswego, Kan, wounded on
the head, face, shoulder, and hip. TWO
physicians, who were on the train, rendered
prompt assistance. 1t il supposed the en-
CINE broke rail while passing over 1t.
The sleeping-car kept The track.
wRECKING TRAIN ITSELF WRECKED.
ST. LOUIS, June ga wrecking train
sent out from East St. Louis TO pick up the
wrecked freight train on the Vandalia road
came into collision with west-bound
freight train about six miles out at noon to-
Cav. AopZo Woods, fireman on the freight
engine, and Thomas Beasey, blacksmith,
who was riding on the tender OF the wreck
ing train, were instantly killed. John
Wood, engineer on the freight train, had
both legs broken and his head badly cut;
Henry Froharder, shop-hand on the
wrecking train, bad his back broken and is
fatally injured; Charles Russey, engineer
on the wrecking train, was danger
ously hurt about the head; Michael
WALSH, OF the wrecking crew, bad his ribs
and his head cut; John sullivan
had a leg broken aud was otherwise in
jured- sam. Hannigan, Dcss repalrer. bad
bis ankles sprained snd shoulder dIslo-
Gated; John Murphy, Daniel OConne'i,
Albert Angevine. and Denis Murphy, Ia
Dorers, received severe bruises and cuts.
A man named Cross, agent OF the Wanda
ia Manufacturing Company, who was IN
he caboose OF The freieh he train, received
evere bodily injuries. Both engines, three
lat-cars OF the wrecking train, and enc
tock.car OF the freight train were de-
aoIisbed. Beth trains. were under orders
o look out for each other, and how the ac'
ident occurred has not yet been ascer-
ained.
ANOTHER TRAIg THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
CINCINNATI, June 20 This morning
bound freight train on The MARI
ita aud Cincinnati railroad left the track
ear Martinsville, Ohio, and william Ma
her, the engineer, and John Urich, the nre,
nan. were killed. file trains were del'yed
our hours.