Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-21
CELEGRAPHIC.
cid ent on the PennsyIvania Road.

Acid enf on the Pennsylvania Road
PIrrsBUEe. March D.-The C icap.
+ mlted express coming east rau into
B md slide near Colunbiana, Ohio, thi
aruine at 6 O'Clock ard was wrecked
N particulars of the acrld-n. hav,
be' received here yet. u. as A specia
e. n with phy siclans has left for 10,
-ce1e, /; Is believed that number e
l.e, 'ons have been iujuFs d.
I-tter reports say taat Engineer Rich
aud the fireman, name unknown
V.-s killed instantly. All the passen
2ers were more or less injured. bot non.
ed.
HILADELPHIA, March 2e.-At the Of
-- Of the PeunsyIvan Railroad Con-
l-.uy nothing. hid heen learned no I,
oHs O'Clock re24f ding the ACCIDENT OF
lie ftfnttsd exsssesw - se<JU4usnAi.an~b.-
yond what the A Associated Press la,
't"in Pittsburg. The wires tetweer
P1tsburg aud Coluinbiana are in trou.
a.g hUt officials Are making ev nv effort
10 > ii worklug VIE from here to tina,
. pIiu' They are also arranging for 4
Hst .; injured.
Lster.-Ihe company Learns that the
tram ran into land slide near Salem
u lies west Of Pittsburg. The recent
rams had ioosened the earth and it fel
ulS1n the track. The engine and tain
were deraiied. Engineer James Rich
ards and Fireman &. +. Rhoades were
Instantly killed eight passengers were
slightly eut and bruls d and some wer,
injured seriously. No Zones are report
cd broken. The brakeman and baggage
master were slightly injured. Wreckinl
Trains were sent to the scene of the ac.
cident. The passengers We're transfer
red and will reach Pittsburg about five
hours late. 1t IL reported that all the
injured Passengers will be able to 90
through to their destinations.
PfTTsBUBG, March 20-Oificial reports
SAY that the limited express WAS coming
DOWN Franklin grade, three miles eas,
Of Salem, Ohio, at the rate of 40 miles
sn hour, when the engine struck Az OBJ
structIun of some kind and. jumping
tie track. went over An eBbanktaent
The entire tram left the rails, bus only
the baggage and smoking cars were up
set. Jan es Richards, the engineer, aud
t:fas. i. khoades, fireman, were thrown
several hundred Yards and instantly
killed Baggage master Basil and track.
man Linds were slightly injured. Sly
Passengers were also painfully hurt. but
none dangerously. Their names could
not be learned. Other passengers were
badly shaken up, but uninjured. A
tram was sent out from here immedi-
ately and the passengers transferred
1t will arrive some time this afternoon
when We will be able to yet particulars
YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO. March DIT l.
now known that only the engineer and
fireman were killed. The list of thos,
wounded is as follows J. Ii. Mcknight
of Fort Shaw, Mont, and II. L. Doug
las of Fort Yates, both of whom sus-
tainsd severe scalp wounds eight 9th
ers We're badly but not dangerously hurt
Cattle Disease In ltah.
SALT LAKE, March ia terrible dis
ease. supposed to be the foot and mouth
disease, has made Its appearance among
the cattle of the southern portion of the
Territory. A committee of ,aitle men
of Colorado, Wyoming and Utah me;
today, and proceeded to the diseased
herds TO examine the disease. They
vary III opinions, souie claiming thd,
the feet are frazen, but the log oation oi
tbs herd examined dispels thst theory
a. the winter has been very open
Mouths AZ well as feet are affected. The
committee expect tn report tomorrow
Great uueasiucss Is felt by all cattle
mo /.
Encouraging MairiunOny.
ANNAPOLIS, March i9. The House OF
Delegates passed the Senate bill reduc-
ing the marriage license from $3.50 tO
90 cents.
1ndeed:
NEW YoRK. March ia receptio.
WAS given tonight by the Woman Suf
fra9e Society to Mrs. Abigail Scstt Dun
Iway, of Portland. Oregon, EAitress of
the Nelc Northwest. the woman suffrage
organ of the Pacific coast.
McFasisien Attempts to Commit suit
eide.
ST. LOUIS, March ia warrant was
sworn out against MsFadden this af
ternoon, and he was placed in Jail. 90
cupv ing the cell with Teller, tho express.
robber. Tho former in the Afternoon
crusht d glass vial he had in his pocket
by stamping on it, and while eating hi.
supper mixed pounded glass with his
food, and swallowed it. About an houl
iater Teller reported the matter to ont
of the jti! guards. and DIR. D0rsett, the
dispensary physicIan. was Immediately
summoned, and gave McFadden strong
emetic. but hs vomited no glass, show
ing that the food hid been digested
iis is still i'll jiil, and at last accounts
was not suffering, bat DIR. Dorsett SAYS
that inflammatio4 of the bowels will
probably set III tomorrow, and prove
fatal.
Cannot Re Made 10 Pay Under the
Assaer1can l'OlOrs.
PHILADELPHIA. March D.-The Amer
lean steamship Company is considering
oilers made for their ships by the Rec
Star Liue. Ii is held thnt line oi
steamers sailing unde the American
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