Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-12
her Esther snd sister were dead, smother
had lest broiher, and so Is went.
THE DEATH list

nate tkATHERSTON,
BARNEY MILIGAN aid two daughters,
X L MULLhRBoRN,
j. S. WHALEN,
LIZZIE FsATHgRsTONE,
PATRICK WHICH,
FRANK snd HARRY JACKSON,
SECIY KELLHY,
MRS T 3. BRkBoNr,
JosN MCkEENAN,
| WILLIE hRLLY,
BEN O'RRIxN,
MRS &C3NDREws and two sons.
OSCAR GIBBONS, sill OF Pleessn. Valley
JOHN MCOLMAN and two sons,
OWEN KILKULLIN,
ELLEN DURKIN, all Of Scranton.
MIKE IYRRELL and MINrKR AvANE OF
| Dodgetown
ALLIE REILLY,
| MITCHELL mCFFHTT,
HARRY BURKE, OF Ballvlew.
JANIS KLINE,
| PATRICK DOLAN,
MIKE DoLAN, Of Providence.
JOHN WEIGH Of Miners Mills.
JOHN hogan Of Winton.
ANTHONY MILLIGAN OF Oiphant.
JOHN CANNABY OF R.tchford.
A. mULHKRRIN OF Minook.
The most reliable estimates st present
obtsinaole place the number CT killed st
ntEy-nve with forty wounded. The re-
sponsioiifty for the accident has not been
fixed.
hoRE VICTIMS.
WILKEsBARRs, PA, OcE. IL The fol.
loving additional victims have been iden-
titled:
WILLIAM EARLY,
PATRICK CURRAN,
JAMES JACKSON,
MAMIE ATKiN; OS,
JAMES FLYNN,
MRS. Z. +. RRHLL,
LEWIS DORAN,
ANNIE LEFrUs,
HALECK DORAN.
Two Cf the wounded at the hospital
died this morning and six or eight more
Will die. TIE bodies Of the dead will be
brought from Mud Ran to Whichever,
Where thsy will be placed in caskets and
forwarded to their homes. There are
still number Of dead unidentified.
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT COLLIDE.
CANTON, OHIO, O;t. 1.-THE north
bound passe Dger train on the Cleveland,
Lotrala and Wheeling road came into
collision with freight train rear Mss-
eillor, Ohio, alb o'clock this morn
lng. Both engines, two passenger
coaches and several freigh. cars were
wrecked. Richard Whitman,
orb emsn on the passenger train, was
Smmed against Stove acd fatally in =.
jured.
Warran Richards, passenger engineer,
was badly cut shout the head and in |
lured internally. BE will probably die.
George B. Clyde, freight brakeman, had |
ootn legs broken and q serious Gu. on the |
head.
Another pss0enger, whose name wss
not learned, was badly bruised. The en-
gilsers ana fremen on bo.h trains g.
'sped serious injury by jumping. The
accident was caused by slange IN the
schedule.
THR FUNERAL TRAIN.
WILKEsBARRE, PA Oct IL "A. $50
his evening the funeral train arrived In
"llkesbarre bearing ffty-seven dead
,odies. They had been partially pre-.
pared for burial and lsy upo1 boards
placed upon the bscks of the seats in
.aree passenger coaches. 1t WAS
m awful sight indeed to look
through the long coaches at each body
covered with whia, Sfotb, here the 'form
Il boy ottwelvs years, snd besidesit a
tslwsrt ID An. AS the train Grew UP to
he depot a fdozen ppficemeGS were lie. {
utred's9 keep back the frantic crowd htl
rlends and relatives who had come from
scranton and Pleasant Valley to Z
meet their dead. A special coach I
lad been provided for these friends, but ,
hey insisted on entering the cars con.
ainirg the dead and were only pre-. {
enteo by force snd Efforts OF five priests /
Who were on the train. O1e body WEE
emoved from tie cslEat Wilkesbarre.
ne train then continued on its way up g
he Delaware ana Hudson Road to h
liners Mills isndScranton. The people j
q the speciattcoach again began to ]
lemor for permission i
TO ENTER THE FUNERAL CARS, III
ut were again refused, it being alleged n
nat no one had theS&sys. Several woo s
'ere In search o, misshg friends became
esperate and broke down the car doors d
I'd begsn q frantic sea:ch for their /,
wed ones. The clothes were torn from ii
lie msngled and scalded bodice, revealing
lie gsy uniforms OF S., AloYsEus Cadets
nd ohet members Of societies. Those
no knew their relatives were on board
80 )cksd into the cars aud began re-
ranging the attire or covering up the S
,Tpses. Many were distorted aud in &c
'rIiole attitudes, aud the friends en-. -
to Lessen their f.igh.ful appear Il
ice. g
At Miners Mills the train stopped to N
sve the body Of James Flynn. :,
L. was SIS the train drew up a. Pleasant
alley the most heart rendering gsenes 81
ere enac ed. R jpes had been stretched
'ous the depot snd guards to keep the
lmepss throcg o.ck. The shrieks and 1t
resms Ct stricken friends and relatives
ere pitiful in The extreme. The
9. body carrledrSp WAS thst of -,
'csr GIBBONS, thirteen yeas old, borne Ii
the srms OF mis- stslvsrt brother. Then tt
lie after smother, forys1x white sheeted y,
dies were carried euHsnd given into =
e charge of tsiends. .TSs shrieks ana
les OF the women and tie boots anal :,
cuts land mHledictions ff the men
ade 8 terrible Scene. When alfssSere IS
Il the train sgsin pulled out to