The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-22

PITTsBURG,. March 20.-The Chi.
cage limited express coming east rau
into a lind slide near CoIumbiana
Ohio, this morning at 4 O'Clock and
Was .recked. No Particulars IF the
accident have been received here yet,
u AS 4 special train with physicians
left for thescene, it is believed q mum.
ter of persons have been injured.
Later reports say Engineer Rich.
| ards aud the fireman name unknown,
were killed INSTANTLY. All the pass
engers more or less injured, but
| non killed.
PHILADELPHIA, Mare Att the
office OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
i ompany nothing had been learned
regarding the accident to the limited
express al CoIumbiana, beyond what
the a>so iated press has from Pitts
burg. The wires between Pittsburg
and C%o!unnbiana are down, but the Of
icers are making every ef,rt TO get
d working wire from here to that
point. They are arranging for a list
of tne injured.
LATEk.-Tne company learns that
a train ran into a land slide near Sa-
tenn, s~iXty-seven miles west of Pits
burg. The recent rains had lOcsened
the earth and it fell upon the track.
Tue engine and train were deraiItd.
Engineer James Richards and Fire
mar e. Rnoads, were instantly
Killed, and eight passengers slightly
cut and bruised. No buues are re-
ported br. ken. Tue brakeman aud
baggage master were also slightly in.
ursd A wrecking train was sent to
tue scenes If the accident. The pass.
engers have been transferred. and
Will reach Pittsburg about five hours
late. 1t Is reported that all the in
jured passengers will be able to 90
through to their destination.
P%1T1sBURG, March 20.-Of1cial
reports say tile limited ex press was
coming down Franklin grade, three
miles east o. Salem, Ohio, at the rate
of forty miles all hour. wien the en-
CINE struck an obstruction If some
KIND aud jumped the track, went
over The enlbaukment. The entire
train left the rails, but one, the bag
gage car when the engine over |
turned the boiler exploded. James
richards, engineer, and Charles |
Rhoads, fireman, We're flown several
hundred yards and Instantly killed.
Baggage Master Basil and Brakeman
Linds were slightly injured. Six
ass-ngers were also painfully hurt, |
but none dangerously. Their names
could not be learned. The other
passengers were badly shaken up but
A train was sent out
From here Immediately. and the p~s-
'engers transferred. 1t will arrive
some time this afternoon, when full.
er particulars will be obtained.
PARIS, March W.-Mlle. Nevada
made her debut tonight in the
Opera House, which was
with spectators, among
hem politicians, artists and the
American residents. U. 5.
Minister Moron was greeted with
Mile. Nevada achieved a
brilliant success. She was recalled
many times and presented with
many. bouquets. The lady men,
!oned abnve is a daughter of DR..
FlX"m, of Austin, Nevada, and will
e remembered 10y many Of Nevada's
ld-,imrrs now residing in this Ter
Ed
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2O.-The
Portland special says:
he Oregon Southern Improvement
',mpany filed 4 mortgage of So, OOO,- ,
- Yesterday to secure the bonus :,
sued on The compapy's property in {
COS and Douglass counties. The .
Dnds are payable to the Boston Safe I
and Trust Co., aud bear six !
cent annual interest, payable :
mi-annually. :
PARIS, March 2O.-After the cap-
re of Hang Hoa the French will
( the western frontier of Tonquin +
Tuan Kuan, which is now in pos. t
sion vi the Black Flags. The
ack Flags will be allowed to retain I
the towns from Tuan Kuan to La
ii, on condition that they will
larantee the free navigation of the
per Song Koi. The northern Z
'ntier of Tonquin will extend from q
Thulong to Tuan Kuan. bv a
~ of Phu Biut and Phu Doan 8
ong. h