Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-15
News by Telegraph FRoM ALL QUARTERS. \ FRIGH9FUE ACCIDENT. Ohio, Excursionists Killed on. o
 the B. and 0. Road. TWELVE DEATHS IN ONE DAY In PIague-Stricken Jack
 sonviIle. REPUBLICAN, TARIFF BILL Outlined and Discussed in
 the Senate.
 
AF.rGHrFuL ACCIDENT.

A Baltimore G ohio Passenger Train I is Deralled And Plunges Into a Freight 1.-The Boiler ExPlOdes and | Tn1ures Many G. A. R. Passengers- Hist of the Injured.
 MANSFIELD, O., Sept. 1.-The Baltimore & Ohio northbound passenger train due in ! this city at 5:55 o'clock this morning was de- railed by switch at Ankneytown siding, twenty-five miles south of this city, and col lided with freight train on the siding. The mail car followed by the express car and two day coaches struck the engine and rolled over on their sides completely wrecked. AL most immediately the freight engine boiler exploded, throwing wreckage in all directions. The two coaches contained one hundred and ten passengers, nearly all returning from the encampment at Columbus. The hot water and steam from the boiler poured into the coaches and the passengers that had not been hurt by the broken timbers were sealded. The engine of the passenger train which with two axpress cars had safely passed the switch was immediately taken to Independence and Belleville and all the doctors in those places were taken to the wreck. The passengers who were not held down by timbers crawled out of the windows and by the time the doc tors reached the spot all but four or five were out or the Drok6n coacnee.
 Mrs. Edward Valentine, of Chicago, and
 F. Lukens, the express agent. were firmly pinned under the wreckage. Harry Tomlin- son, the freight engineer, was found between
 the tender and boiler of the engine with the front part of his head blown off. He resided
 at Newark, Ohio. David Wilson, the bag QaRen.aster, had his neck broken and his skull crushed. He had wife and two chill
 dren and lived in Sandusky.
 Mrs. Edward Valentine of No. 684 Madison street. Chicago, and Wm, Cranston of Shaw nee, brakeman of the freight, cannot live. The dead men were laid on cots and the wounded were taken to houses near by. The wrecked train consisted of an engine, two express cars, baggage car,- two day coaches and two sleepers. The only persons injured were in the day coaches. The sleepers did not leave the track.
 THE INJURED.
 The injured number thirty-two and are as follows: A. Kitchen, Dupont, O., hands, face and breast scalded; A. Cheney, left hip, both feet and body badly bruised and cut; J. O. Meyers, Dupont, knee hurt; Aaron Dickson, Ayersville, hands badly scalded, side bruis- ed and head cut; J. H. Meyers, shoul- dsrs and hands scalded and back sprain- cd; Jacob DAso, Newark, Ohio, passenger brakeman, cut on head and body Wrenehed i; G. Daniels, Sandusky, back hurt; ;L.J. Meyers, North Baltimore, right arm broken and bruised; 0. E. Moore. Mansfield, bruised; John Brechbill, Defiance, legs and head se- riously scalded; A.. T. Brechiu, Defiance, scalded and hip dislocated; T. B. Blue, Ayersville, badly scalded; Peter Wettle, Ayersville, slightly soalded; J. D; Thomson, commander Burnside post, Shenandoah, Iowa, I left clavicle broken and breast injured; Ed- ward Waldener of Defiance, Ohio, scalded and bruised; Mrs. Edward Valentine, Chica- go, scalded aud left shoulder dislocated, can not live; Edward Valentine, Chicago bruised and cut about the face and shoulder; W. H. Beydenback, Bunersburg, Ohio, head cut Michael Healey, Newark, Ohio, \ fireman on freight train, scalded on hands, X face and shoulders; Mrs. S. T. Wentz, Shelby. out on forehead; Henry Wentz, Shelby slight | ly bruised; John Shleter, Syracuse, Ind. back bruised; - Porter, scalp wound; W.Pontius, Cycleville, O., hands hurt and internally in- \ jured; J. F. Mckinley, Mansfield, O., face scalded; J. H. Flanagan, Clinton, Ia., face \ and arm hurt; D. F. Luckens, Newark, ex- press messenger, scalp wounds and bruises; Ernest Waldener, Defiance, hands and face eealded; R. Frasier, Baltimore, Md, leg bruised; Edward Bailey, Chicago, head and \ legs bruised; William 0. Grinsley, Shawnee, Ohio, brakeman, fatally scalded and injured Sylvester Kirkendale, Plymouth, Ohio, leg hurt; John Brand, Fontaine, Kan, scalded about face; Laura Boce. Trenton, Mo, hands
 cut by glass.
 The majority of the injured men are mem bern of the G. A. R. Some of them were put in sleeping cars and taken to their homes \ this afternoon. Those who could not be moved were taken care of at neighboring houses