Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-21
THE LATEST NEWS.


CLEANED FROM THE AOEN1NG HALLS
A Number Of Fatal Casualties keperted
ON the Railroad Sensational Episodes
Of tho Days Doiuss.
A passenger train ran into . wagon on
Saturday night, near Catassauqua, Pa,
instantly killing John Steward, fatally IN
jured WillOughby Sieger, and slightly in
juring Jacob Stockenberger.
While w. G. Coup's circus train was
running in two sections yesterday morning
between Tunnel Hill and New BURNSIDE,
about AZ miles north of Cairo, Ill, the
engine of tho second section ran into a
passenger coach in the rear of the first
section, completely demolishing the coach,
killing three wagon drivers and seriously
iniuring Is or 30 others. Relief trains,
with physicians, etc., wero promptly sont
to the scene.
William Hahn, of New Market, Md,
while trying to board a passing train at
Frederick yesterday, was run over by the
cars and instantly killed.
An extra freight train on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad ran into another freight
train, near Bristol, Pa, early yesterday
morning. Ten cars and an engine were
badly damaged, and three men were
seriously and two slightly injured.
A sleeper, which had become accidentally
detached, ran into a passenger train, near
Olney, Ill.,, ON the Ohio s. Mississippi rail-
road, on Friday night, and telescoped a
passenger car. Walter Challen, boy OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, was thrown from an
upper berth in the sleeper and killed ;
those who were injured, or cut by the
glass, but not hurt otherwise, were w. j.
Smelling, of St. Louis Albert Black, Of
Cincinnati E. E. Stone, of Dallas, Tex.
w. j. Fay. of Springfield, O.; Mrs. Phipps,
of Washington, Ind.
William Hackett, James Percole, Flor
ence Parker and Lille Dawson wero killed
while trying to cross a railroad track in
u buggy ahead of a passenger train, near
Anoka, Minn., on Friday night. Their
bodies were horribly mangled. They had
attended a dance in the evening and were
returning home when the accident hap
pened.
John Cripps, OF Frankfort, Philadel-
phia, while attempting to board q moving
train, at Atlantic City, N. j., on Satur.
day, fell under tho cars and was instantly
killed.
Peter La Grass:,, formerly an operatic
singer, has been crushed to death by q
train, at Nantucket, Mass.
Adam Yunker: a farmer OF Meadvillc,
Pa, was run over and instantly killed, at
Chautauqua, New York, on Saturday, by
passenger train ON the New York, Penn
sylvania & Ohio railroad.
FIGHTING ABOUT THE MALLEYs.
Two Physicians Engage in a knock-down
Argument About Jenny Cramor.
Considerable excitement vas created on
the principal thoroughfare of Wilkesbarre
by a pugilistic encounter between two
well-known physicians, DIR. A. p. O'Mal-
ley and DIR. J. Il. Doyle. 1t appears that
a little trouble has existed between the
two men for some time past, and when
O. 'Malley met Doyle ON Saturday night he
immediately proceeded to i" analyze" the
case by knocking his antagonist down.
Tho operation was performed in u prOfes
sional manner, but Doyle was not inclined
to lie long, and in few seconds was on
his props again aud was about to go for
O. O'Malley right from the shoulder, when
bystanders interlered and stop was put
to the fight. DIR. O'Malley is al uncle of
the Malley boys, and his friends claim
that he was justified in his attack on DR..
Doyle, because the latter made remark
not very complimentary to the Malley
boys.