Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-19
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&he bagghke-llihsLsii NeViko
WAS scalded. The wreck
ram Albany cleared the
NJ Roston aud Albany OIL
4 otlsred $1,000 reward for the
4 Of the miscreants who
he train.
n THROUGH A BRIDGE,
OHIO,Oct. lS.--Last night
A man Of the bridge across
lfork river on the Cincinnati
A Narrow-Gauge road gave
he Manchester express was
d, Il The bridge was fifty
the water. The engine,
rar and first coach were
"a the water beneath,
M rear car remained
ridge. Forty five persons
he train and many made
! escapes, several leaping TO
n below. Following Is a list
lred;
KILLED.
ser Ed Wilbur Of Sardinia.
IN II Jones Of Manchester.
WOUNDED.
u Carr, skull fractured, will
Hicks, badly scalded, leg
sannot recover.
bore, bruised about the head
blders.
faylor, nose broken, bruised
I head and shoulders.
Flesh, brakeman, leg sprained.
|wallun, shoulders bruised.
|cCoy, badly cut about the
Etor Chas. Durham, slightly
her Of others received triiling
The engineer and fireman
D killed Instantly. They leave
The bridge was being re-
hut was considered safe.
heavily loaded freight
I'D passed over 1t a short
bre the accident. There were
bye passengers on board,
/ lin the rear coach. Had this
flowed the first the loss of life
|aye been appalling. Most of
|red we're section hands.
FREIGHT TRAIN DITCHED.
BYlLLE, KY, Oct lS.-The
lie Express No. 4 going south
Sew Albany IL Chicago road, at
morning, was thrown from
X at putnamville, Ind, going
! bank seven feet. The engine
badly wrecked. The bag
d rolled ovec one and a half
I'd the passenger coach went
eide. The front truck Of the
len the track.
peer Jas. Church has three ribs
Express messenger, Cutter, had
X smashed.
paggage.mAster was bruised.
hundred passengers were
"a, hut not seriously injured.
letor Frazer and a brakeman
injury,
oa'gage-car took fire and IN
hour the entire train was
The loss Is SIS, 900. The mes
paved some valuables from the
Il lhe bedding and cushions
Yed from the coaches. The
n the town extended hospital,
Il passengers. The accident Ii
70 nave been caused by trampi
the bolt out of the switch anC
pc II open.
AcoLLIsIoN.
lNdi PAo Oct. 1S.-An engine
tennsylvania and Reading
oa which Wm. Kelchner thu
lsluent OF the Signal ToweI
was riding, ran into a pas
Elain near Exeter.
Iiaef was Instantly killed.
FL PERSONS were slightly hurt
AVVlDENT IN MISSISSIPPI.
~, MISS Oct, lS.-One of Tia,
'ssfi9le wrecks that ever oe
% me Mobile q Ohio railwa,
~ Y 2 lew miles north of thiI
lyniglt, Every coach OF tn
y. Train due here at I:S
~ lhrown from the track AM
~ ',,an'iiaged; The rails had beel
~ " unknown persons with
~ a'.fe.soklng the train. Their
~ ~, hlleen passengers on TIA
M We're injured but non
Ak We're seriously in
J. B. Imam. Henderson
Airline.
4 nenry, New York.
sA'anae, ST. Louis.
~ Springfield, Ohio.
* servant attending.
M sleians think that none al
= ,'g !, 9 They are being we
: ~ The hotel here.
!. v y IN THE aIs.
Z saa tiaaetls.
80 x. TEA, Oct. ls.-A youu
'au'ed Reese Anderson W.
s q gin at jones' min Tia
i e'lu his right arm was. /
IN mangled that 1t had 10 |
~ ,,. ~ We shoulder. He wa
lrisaD :,S but II is hoped tbs
may not prove fatal.
~. CONGRATULATIONS.
-, .oAs REPEATS ITsEIF.
! IA, ~ "a, Oct. Is. Twel,
= ! ! s0eeheld were burned Tia
: ss y O'clock. last year a III
lh a. ~ occurred Ia the san
~ li idgn i..' The loas Is 800. D