, 1881-09-06
A Passenger Train Ditc1ed on
the Wabash Road, Near
Shenandoah, Ia.
The Train Thrown from an
Embankinent Over Ten
Feet High.
Nineteen Persons Badly Muttlnted, One
Killed, and Two Probably
Dyings
List Of the Injured Passengers and the Nat
ure Of Their Wounds.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
CoESCIt BLUFFS, Ia, Sept. GA special
dispatch. to the Nonpnretl from Shenandoah,
fa., gives the following particulars of
terrible Incident which occurred near that
piace tl's afternoon:
Passenger train No. o., northbound
MI the Wabash Hoad this afternoon,
was .1lte,,eu five miles west Of this place
about :; o'clock. Nineteen persons were
'nore or less injured, and one, named
Thomas &. 1.eacox, was killed outright.
Two or three others will probably die. ,rha
list Of persons injured is Ms follows:
William Services of pattonsburg, No.. head
and lsEp.
". u. McClintock, OF Blanchard, head and
shoulders.
l.. u. Tilley, Of Harmon, Mo-, hip. ;,
John cotey. OF Grant City, No., arm broken
and hip injured.
Eliza Cotey, Of the same place, head badly
bruised.
Mrs. Jonathan, Galley, Worth County. No.,
fractured shoulder.
Martin Nutzlng, OF Indiana, head and
wrist.
!. Il. Sloan, Of Terre uaute, Ind, shoulder
bruised.
Miss Mary Mack, sommauA, Ill, head and
shoulders.
Mrs. james c. Harmon, .1amesport, body
bruised.
Sparall sfcsl,annahan, OF ireland, badly
burned.
Saral. Harmon, Of Worth County, breast
md hack
Becky Harmon, Of Worth County, Mis-.
souri,, arm fractured.
Ellen Barnes, OF Salem, breast and head.
N. II. Kennedy, Of stanberry, Mo-, head
and right Leg. .r.
There are three or four others who wera
taken to MI adjacent farmhouse whose in
jur1es we are unable to learn.
The wounded ones arc at the Lyttle Hous&
III this city, and are receiving oil tie atten.
ton possible.
All the train except the engine tumbled
down MI ctnbanklnent about ten feet high.
The cause Of the accident Is not ~ yet
known.
DROWNED.
DALr1MoREt Md, Sept. 5.-Dr. E. Lloyd
Howard, quarantine physician, md In cilaret
Of the Quarantine Hospital at this port dur.
Ing the past six yeass, was accidentally
drowned In the llarbor at.the Commercial
wharf this morning. lie wns on n steam-
| tug, hrd, rs the tug ncAred the wharf, Or.
| Howard attempted to jump on the pior. In
Its. effort 1t IL surprised lie made . inisstep
and fell between his bont md the pier, strlk-
!ns his l,ead md sinking in the Water. Or.
| Howard WIS one Of tue best-known and
most popular physicians Of the State, q 1neu1-
her OF the StatH Board Of Health, and for
| long while Demonstration OF Anatouy tn the
University Df Maryland. Lie WIS a member
! Of the Medical Commission sent to New Or
leans IN 1878.
| 8pfetal DIspateh to ms Catea7o 1ttbuna.
JACKSON, Miell., Sept. 6.-Lnst eventng q
young butcher Mn1ned Joseph ktnderhidt
WIS drowned Mt Round Luke, four. miles
from llorc. The body was recovered tlIreU
| hours utter. lie aud three companions were
In bnut when kinderhidt commenced tu
rock 1t, oyarturning tho same. Ills coul..
uanfons were rescued, but lie soon went
down.
| Special Dlspateh to 1hs CAteaoo Tribune.
CA1Ttu. ILL.,. Sept. 5.-Joe Barton, u young
painter, was drowned last night WhIle In
IAtlI1ng III the Ohio River. As h0 could not
swim, ilu held OH TO tho s,ead-chasti Of the
terrytl9ci, n1Id was playing about 1t, when
his ltnld Slipped aittl ilo sank to risu no m0re.
Ills body iIAs not been recovered.