, 1888-01-19
5IEEEGRAPlIIG TAPS.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Billings. Mont, Jan. 12.-Local
passenger train No on the North
ern Pacific, bound east, while making
regular time. was derailed by a Snow
drift near Gray Cliff Montana, the
entire train running free from the
track upon the prarie, where it now
stands. leaving the road unobstruct-
ed The engine turned, Engineer
Hugh Monroe and Fireman Eric
Gusthensen being killed. No one
| else was injured.
HAvERHLL, Mass, Jan. 12-The
Portland express which left Boston
for Portland at 10 O'Clock, met with a
serious accident this afternoon be-
tween Bradford station and theHaver-
hill bridge over the Merrimac river,
Fcaased by Rails spreading near frog
on curve where the turn Is made to
run on bridge. The train consisted
of an engine, two baggage cars,
smoking parlor and three passenger
cars. The engine passed safely, but
the smoker and two cars left the
track. The smoking car run on the
bridge and turned over. One coach
smashed into the water tank house
and the other through the sleeper
The crash was fearful and the cries
of the people terrible to hear. The
cars did not take fire. Six persons
are known to have been killed. Sew
eral others are expected to die and
many others are more or less serious
ly injured. The train was on time
running at ordinary speed. Physici-
ans were summoned and wounded
and dying were rapidly cared for.
Several of the bodies were manSled
beyond recognition. The list of the
killed as far as known is follows: j.
O'Brien, of Bradford; John Madden,
section boss, OF Bradford; G. 2.
Goodwin, wife and child, of Kenne-
bunk, Maine; an unknown man hav-
ing card in his pocket with name of
j. Hazelton. F'ifty-two passengers
in ali were wounded, some badly
One of the saddest sights was the
death of Mrs. C. F. Goodwin and a
little child who were riding in the
second passenger car. Both were
instantly killed as was her husband.
San FRANcIsCo, Jan. II By com
bination of the Canadian Pacific and
Sou, aern Pacific companies just eff
fected, passengers from California
for the east vie Vancouver Will leave
this city by rail instead of by steam
er as formerly. They will go north
by the California and Oregon to
Portland, thence by the Northern
Pacific to Tacoma, and northward
from that point by the Canadian Pa.
cific steamers to Vancouver, where
thea will practically begin the trans
continental route,
SMALLPOX.
SAN FRANCsco, Jan. r. Six cases
of smallpox is reported today One
man was found in q dying condition
in a vacant lot, and after remaining
there for several hours he was re-
moved to the pest house.
ARREST OF RAILROAD OFFICIALS.
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 12-The news
was received here today that Opera
tor Lawson and five of the Canadian
Pacific railroad officials have been
arrested and placed in Jail at Port
Arthur for negligence which resulted
in the recent Horseshoe Curve horror
near Jackfsh, in the Lake Superior
district
REMAINS OF THE ROYAL DEAD.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-The remains Ne
poleon III and his son the Prince
Imderial were removed from Chisel--
hurst to Marlborough, where they
wall be deposited in the mausoleum
erected by ex-Empress Eugene.
After religious services at-Chiselhurst
the bodies were conveyed in solemn
state to the railway station.
WAsHINGroE, Jan. II. = Senator
DAVIS, Of Massachusetts,, has intro-
duced bill providing for the ap-
poiutment of an inspector of Indian
schools, who is to have direct super
intendence of all schools now estab-
lished throughout the west. The in
spector is empowered to discharge
teachers, abolish schools. and other
wise manage the education of In
dians