The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-04-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Terrible Railroad Accident

CINCINNATI, March 3O.-A terrible
| accident happened on the Cincinnati
southern railway, whereby a portion
| OF the regular passenger train was
thrown from the track and manv of
the inmates injured. The cause of
the accident was Il broken rail. The
ladies' car entirely left the track. and
stood almost at ri ght angles with the
road, the lower end down the en-
bankment. This car was subsequent
~ burned. Two sleeping cars rolled
down the embankment and were
badly wrecked. Very few persons
escaped without some injury, though
most of the injuries are not serious.
}. N. Brown furnishes the follow
list OF wounded: G. E. Healey and
wife, excursion agent, London.
Ohio, both bruised, but not seriously:
VIM. Orr. Thos. Orr and ALI. Harris,
Harmony, Indiana, slightly cut in
the face and hands; J. G. Roberts.
Cherry Lane. N. c., badly hurt inter-
nally and both legs broken; j. Tragin.
Cincinnati, hands cut and back
bruised; James Spaulding, Port Clin-
ton. Ohio. badly bruised; Jeff Folger.
cOlored, Montgomery, Alabama, cut
in the side and bruised in the face
and arms; S. Alspaugb, Cincinnati.
hurt in the leg; J. e. Mason, Brazil.
Indiana, cuti in the face and hands:
j. G. BOrges, Richmond, Indiana, cut
in the face and hands; Capt. A. NJ.
Mcdowell, Xenia, Ohio, cut
in the head and shoulders:
James Kelton, N. G., slightly cut; j.,
A. Sharp, Harmony, Ind, scratched:
Mr.. +. G. Welch, head and breast cut:
Mrs. Welch. internally injured; Mrs.
NJ. Costello, Whately county. Ky. cut
on the head and neck. not seriously;
J: II. Carrich, Platte, Mo-, head crush
ell, badly hurt; J. s. Iddings, Lafa-
yette, Ind, bruised in face, head, and
arms; Sam Lynch, Brazil, Ind, pain
fully hurt in face and head; d. f.
Emory, Athens, Ga, leg broken; &c.
Martin. Chicago, scratched slightly;
Thomas Allen, Augusta, KY, leg and
shoulder broken, wife not hurt; j.
W. Leaver, Boston, Mass, wife and
sons. bruised, not seriously; Mrs. E.
Bellamy, Macon, Ga. scratched and
bruised; J. u. Gather, St. Louis, face
bruised and cut. not otseriously; James
TOpe. scratched and bruised; Colonel
A. BaritZ, wife and three children,
one child badly hurt, the others
slightly, Mrs. BaritZ cut in the head;
Mrs. M. K. Platt, Cleveland, Ohio,
hurt III the head and back; Mrs. l.. H.
Thompson and mother, Saratoga, N.
Y, Mrs. II. is Frustrated from the
shock, her mother not seriously hurt; |
Mrs. f. LOvelace, Watauga, Tenn,
three children, one child cut and
bruised in the breast; Marshall Cas-
serly, Albany. Mich, slightly cut in
face and hands and side bruised;
j. Millet. Newcastle, Ind, badly cut |
and bruised in the face, wife slightly
scratched; Mrs. ID. Evans and two
children, ali bruised. not seriously;
Dan GaltOn. Paris, Ohio, bruised in
the head and back.
1t could not lie definitely ascer-
tained where Mr., and Mrs. Welch |
live; they were newly married, and |
are supposed to have been to Florida |
and returning to Cleveland. Mrs. |
WEIGH could only speak incOherently. |
Both are supposed to he fatally hurt, |
as are also Thos. Allen, Augusta, KY;
Mrs. E. Lowell and three children, of |
Watauga. Tenn; Judge j. Mellett, |
Ind; Mrs. J. w. Sewer,
Boston; j. 4. Mason, Brazil, Ind; J.
Ii. Carrick, Pratt, Mo.
The most severely injured were ta-
ken to Williamstown, KY. The 9th
ers were brought here and placed in |
the Good Salnaritans' hospital and |
hotels.