Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-01-23

Mrs. Casssll's Body Mistaken for
; That Of Mrs. Downey.
TINE nfRuic AcTs or Tllron AND
PoRTGR AsNE.
A startling Discovery by DR..
Ross.
The Wounded Doing Well.

The Wounded Doing Well.
The fearful gloom. which has enyel-
oped this city for the past three days,
instead of diminishing with the lapse oil
time, has intensified with each develop.
ment ofaddtional particulars in the awful
accident at Tehachepi. which sent such
a quickening throb Of horror throughout
the length and breadth Of the country.
Tehachepi has been on every tongue
since Saturday morning and. as particu-
lars Of the manner in which the accident
occurred would come to light, they
would be sent from one person to
another with astounding rapidity. At
an early hour yesterday morning the
streets wero alivo with anxious persons
bent upon learning how far the work of
Identifying the remains ct the under
taking parlors Of Mr.. Albert Brown had
progressed. On every side stories Of the
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the wreck. was the person who. uoon
being walked up by the breaking away Of
the cars, succeeded in using the brakes to
such effective purpose as to stop the cars
about two miles from where the accident
happened. He was assisted in this by
Mr.. John Searles, who was ON his way
to Calico. This, mo doubt, saved many
lives, as Of the forty persons who were
on tho two rear passenger coaches, few
would have come out of the wreck alive
had these two been ditched. Mr.. New
bro was interviewed by the HERALD
reporter yesterday. He described the
locality OF the accident; showed that
there Is "a double curve In the road
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OF them and they then began to guess
at what had happened. They ran ct the
top Of their speed till the horrible sight
met their eyes.
Mr.. Newbro states that when he
arrived on the ground he heard no
shrieks or groans, and that all who were
dead must have died some time before
he had succeeded in traversing the two
miles. The wounded had also been
removed from the wreck. and q few
moments after the engine from Tehache-
pi came down the track to the place.
The following
HISTORY OF THE ACCIDENT.
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