Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-31
DERAILED.
Serious Accident TO q Passenger Train
on the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad.
All the Cars Thrown Prom the Track
and One Burned-List ofthe
Injured.

4 Cincinnati, O., March 30.-A land
slide near the Mason on the Cincln-
nate Southern in Kentucky this morn
/ ing threw the north boand passenger
/ train from the track Sixteen people
were reported injured but none killed.
/ The place of the accident is forty
miles from here. A train has gone to
4 bring in the wounded.
I The injured are Just arriving from
the scene Of the wreck. They say the
train was going forty miles an hour
on sharp curve when the whole
train left the track and rolled down an
embankment fiftv feet. Two sleeping
cars were completely wrecked, and
one car burned. The passengers were
extracted with great difficulty. The
total number injured Is iifty-three,
several of whom are very seriously
hurt The only names obtained were
Maj Mcdowell of Xenia, Ohio, SER
iously, J. j.. Spalding, Port Clinton,
Ohio slightly.
The whole train did not leave the
track. The cause of the accident was
caused by broken rail- Engineer
Michaels discovered ii and applied the
brakes and reversed This threw Con-
ductor Ward who was in the smoking
ear forward and gave him the slight
bruises he received. The baggage car
and engine remained on the track and
the smOking-car was partly thrown off.
The ladies' ear entirely left the track
and stood almost ut right angles with
the road, the lower end down the en-
bankment. This car subsequently,
burned. Two sleeping cars rolled
down the embanliment and were badly |
wrecked Very few passengers es-
capped without some injury, though |
most of the injuries were not serious. |
Mr. j. n. Brown, who was on the |
train, furnishes the following list of |
the wounded: G. IL. Healy and wife,
excursion agent of the Bee Line, Lon |
don, Ontario, both bruised slightly |
VIM. Orr, Thomas Orr, Alfred Har-
ris, Harmony, Indiana, slightly cut in |
the face and hands; j. G. Roberts,
Cherry Lane, North Carolina, badly
hurt internally and both legs broken;
j. Tragin, Cincinnati, hands cut and |
back bruised; James SpaIding, Port
Ohio, badly bruised; jeff Fol
ger, colored, Montgomery, Alabama,
cut, side bruised aud face and arms;
5. Allspaugh, Cincinnati, broken leg;
J. f.. Mason, Brazil, Indiana,
cut face and hand; j.
G. Barges, Richmond, Indiana,
cut IN the face and hands; Capt. a.
Xenia. Ohio, cut ia head |
and shoulders; Jas. Kelton, Sparta,
North Carolina, slightly cut; j. A.
sharp, Harmony, Indiana, scratched; |
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Walsh, Mr.. WIS |
head and breast cut, and Mrs. w. in
lernally injured; Mrs. MeCastillo,
county, Kentucky, cut in
head and neck, not seriously; j. II. /
Corrick, Pratt, Missouri, head crushed,
badly hurt; :. Iddings, La
fayette, Indiana, bruised in face
and head ana arnis Samuel |
Lynch, Brazil, Indiana. painfully |
hurt about the face and head; ID. T.. |
Emory, Of Athens, Georgia, leg bro |
ken; j. G. Martin, Chicago, scratched |
slightly; Thomas Allen, Augusta,
Kentucky, ley and shoulder broken, |
wife not hurt; J. w. Teavor, Boston,
wife and sons bruised, not seriously; |
Mrs. Il. Billamy Macon, Georgia,
scratched and bruised; j. c. Gather,
st. Louis, face bruised and cut, not
seriously; James Tupe, scratched and
bruised; Colonel A. Bartez, wife and
three children, one child badly hurt
others slightly, Mrs. b., cut in head;
Mrs. M. II. Plate, Cleveland, Ohio,
cut on the head and back; Mrs. l.. II. |
Thomson and mother of Saratoga,
Mrs, T. Frustrated from the shock, |
mothor not serious Mrs. Il. Lovelace !
of Wauga, Tennessee, and three |
children, one child cut and bruised on
face, two cut and bruised, Mrs. l..
bruised in the breast; Marshall Caserly
of ulby, Michigan, slightly cut in the
face and hands and side bruised:
Judge j. III. Millet of New Castle
injured, cut and bruised in the face,
wife slightly scratched; Mrs. ID.
Evanhill and two children, all
bruised, not seriously, Dan Hallon,
ST. Parry, Ohio, bruised ON the head
and back. Those most severely in-
lured We're taken TO Williamstown,
Kentucky, and the Others brought
here and placed in the Good Samaritan
hospital and hotels.