National Republican., 1883-11-29
A SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
A Car Overturned and II Number OF Per-
snna badly InIured.

WORCESTER. MASS, Now 29-Tho roar car
of Boston, Barre, and Gardner railway
train turned over and went down an onbant-
mont Just after leaving tho North Worcester
station this afternoon. There were between
twenty aud thirty passengers in the car, all of
whom nro moro or loss injured, some quito
seriously. The cur rolled over twice in going
down tho bank. There woro about fifty
persons in tho car most Of whom are more or
less bruised.
The following is list Of the injured: Miss
Mary MARSHALL, of Gardner, badly bruised
on tho back and about tho hips; Mrs Ncllio
Enston, of Gardner, rib broken and badly
bruised on the back, and head cut; Homer
ID. Stcarns, of Jeflorsonvillc, bad cut on the
left side Of the head and severe Internal in
juries, which were followed by considerable
blood splitting; Mrs. II. ID. Stcarns, of JofIcr-
sonvillc, hurt in tho back and badly bruised
about tho hips thrce children of Mr..
and Mrs. Stearns, ono boy IL months
old, q girl years old, and boy wears
old. The youngest child bled freely at the
nose, and was cut by the glass, while the
others were only slightly cut and bruised !;
Miss Gcorgiana Rivcs, of Jciforsonvllc,
badly cut across tho forehead and ovor tho
left eye; the Rev. II. V. Baker, of South
Window, Vt, badly cut on the head, shoulder
badly wrenched, and internal injuries which
caused blood spitting Mrs. ii. " Bnkor, of
South Windham, badly hurt about tho hip;
Miss Carrie Willis, of East Hubbardston left
arm brokon at tho elbow and cut over the
nose; Miss Goorgiana Freeman, of South
Gardner, left arm badly cut, and serious
scalp wound Mrs. II. Z. Whttcmore, of Jof-
forsonvillo, left ear nearly torn of, and
serious cut on tho right side of the head; Miss
J. Z. Shepardson, of Royalston, badly injured
in the back, and severe wound OH the head;
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in tho small of tho back; Miss Ross, Of
Holden, daughter of tho late Col. j.
Ross, cut in the cheek and over
one eye; w. Il. Cough, of Worcester, cut in
the head and knee, injuries not serious; Rev.
j. X. Thompson, of Phillipston, long and
deep cut over the right ear, wrist badly
sprained, and several injuries in the small of
the back and right lung; Mrs. Helen Moore,
of Petcrsham, an elderly lady, dangerously
wounded internally, and considered to be in
most critical condition; Miss Relle Lalone,
of Marlboro, n. H.. severe bruises to face
and side, also prostration from fright; @. A.
Clapp, of Marlboro, N. H., bruise on the head,
severe wrenching of head and back; Mrs. Il.
w. Wood, of Ainsworth, N. H., bruise on side
of head, very badly strained back and spino;
Mr. Hiram Collins, of Marlboro, two severe
scalp wounds, bruise on temple, and suffering
badly from strain on chest; Mrs, Hiram Col
Inns, very badly injured in spine, and whole
back and head somewhat cut, suffering greatly
from nervous prostration Mr.. Arthur Farrar,
of Chicago, slight bruise on head and severe
shaking up bodily Mrs. Arthur Farrar, deep
scalp wound about two inches in length, also
strain to stomach and abdomen; Mrs. ii.
Browning, of Hubbardston, compound frac-
ture of the bone of the left arm, considerable
bodily strain and internal injuries, and sew
eral deep scalp wounds, also suffering greatly
from nervous prostration; Mary Davis, of Wal
pole, n. H., two severe gashes on her face, and
one about two inches long. extending down the
nose, cutting it through, so that it has to be
stitched, Kate Dreslane, removed almost un.
conscious from exposure and prosJration;
Holland Marble, of Holden, two bad scalp
wounds. and deep cut on one wrist; Mrs.
Holland Marble very serious INJURIES her
head was cut all over, aud there was found q
fracture of the skull, and consequent do
preston that was considered quite dangerous;
she also received several bodily bruises Mr..
Amasa G. Davis, of Hubbardston, received
severe wounds on the head and face, and also
was suffering from wrenching of his left side;
Mrs. Amasa G. Davis was badly injured in
tho back and spine, and also had severe
bruises on the head Mrs. Il. i. Baker, of
Gardner was also seriously injured, ono of
her hips badly fractured, and there being two
long scalp wounds that bled profusely; Mrs.
Ginery Twi3hell, of Brooklyn, slight injuries;
George p. Hale, of Boston, somewhat shaken
up; Joseph Gunthur, residence unknown,
leg cut.