Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-10-12

 William Kelly, Pleasant Valley, B years Thomas Buddy, Pleasant Valley, IS years. Maggie Hart, Pleasant Valley, 80 years Mrs. Patrick Farrell, Pleasant Valley, 30 years.
 Benjamin O'Brien, Pleasant Valley, IS years. years.
 Lewis Brown, Pleasant Valley, 14 years.
 John McAndrews, Pleasant Valley, II years
 Valley, 12 years James Jackson, son of H. Jackson, Pleasant Valley, 15 years
 John Began, Jessup's, 35 years.
 Annie Curran, Minooka.
 Richard Horrice and wife, Minooka.
 T. Mulhern, Minooka.
 Peter Milligan, Oiphant.
 Cornelius McCue, Miners Mills. John McHale, Miners Mills.
 Edward O'Malley, Green Ridge.
 James Hart, Green Ridge.
 Michael McAndres, Pleasant Valley.
 - Finnegan, Providence.
 Abraham Doran, Pleasant Valley.
 John O'Hearn Luzerne Borough
 John McCrowe, Providence.
 Thomas Toole, Minooka
 James Connaboy, Minooka.
 James Flynn, Miners Mills, IT.
 William Cussick, Old Forge
 Nora Quinlan, Scranton.
 Katie Quinn, Scranton.
 Among the injured are the following:
 Mike Welsh, Mino yka, aged 20, burned about face end hands.
 James Jennings, Minooka, aged IS, sprained back.
 Peter Cavanaugh, Providence, aged 27, crushed knee
 John Ragan, Providence lacereted wounds; burned.
 James Hannon, Old Forge, aged IS, leg broken.
 Susan Curry, Hyde Park, aged 2s, burned about face and throat.
 Mary Doran, Hyde Park, aged 20, burned about the face and arms serious. Kate Ksarnsy, Hyde Park, aged IS, burned about face, hands and arms; will die. Thomas Clark, fractured thigh and hands burned. Michael Welch, Pleasant Valley, aged r, burned face and hands. John Lynch, Providence, aged %, burned about arms shoulder and back. Thomas Moore, Bellvue aged 26, burned face, hands and back. \ John McKinne, Pleasant Valley, aged 39, burned on arms and shoulders Andrew McGowen, Providence, aged Is, \ face and hands burned, and injured inter \ nally.
 John Pole, brakeman leg badly broken The Lehigh Valley railroad transported | nearly S,o0O people to Hazleton during the ! day to witness the parade of all the Catholic | societies of the Scranton diocese Of these a \ large proportion went from Scranton and Wilkesbarrs and vicinity in train which \ was divided into several sections At 5 E x1no ! to return to their homes, and soon after that hour the first section of the Scranton and Wilkesbarre train was sent away Other sections followed at short intervals \ The section of the train, consisting of nine \ cars, halted at Mud Run, midway between ! White Haven and Penn Haven Junction As 1t stood there the third section of twelve cars dashed into 1t at full speed. The last three cars of the section which stood on the track ! were wrecked. The locomotive plowed it. way clear through the last car, which wa. \ crowded and nearly every person in it wa. killed. The reer car was telescoped into tn, car next to it, and that one into the third.
 1t is not likely that single person escapet from the rear car. The second was crowded with maimed and bleeding bodies, and tn third car had but few passengers who es l capped. The passengers throughout botl trains were terribly shaken and bruised They swarmed upon the track and the full horror of the accident dawned upon them. The shattered engine was pouring fort streams of scalding steam and water, whic
 hid from their eyes the fullest measure of tn
 horrible scene, while it's hissing deadened tn
 snr1eks and groans of those involved in tn
 ruin. Ghastly white faces peered into tn
 windows to be greeted by faces more ghastly II As the steam and smoke cleared from th rear car Its awful sights were revealed. Th timbers were wrenched into all shapes, whil } on every part hung mangled bodies an , limbs. The few unmangled bodies wer burned and scalde1 by the steam, and littl l remained in the car which bore human sen blance l When the shock of the first crash had sul 3 sided the uninjured passengers began th 7 work of relieving the unfortunates. The fe' , light tools on the train were called. int reQuisition, but proved feeble instrument The St Francis Pioneer corps, who were Q