The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-20
MANNED AND SCALDED.
A Passenger Train Crashes Into
Side-Tracked Freight.
Three Dead and Thirty One Injured TaiSer
From the Wreck-List OF Killed
and Wounded.

MOUNT VERNON, o., Sept. 14.-At An
keneytown, ten miles north Of here, about
five o'clock this morning, Nos Chicago
express, on the Lake Erie Division Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, composed Of
baggage, express and postal-carr, two day
coaches and two sleepers, Landenberg and
lockwood, all we'll filled with passengers,
the most Of whom were returning from the
National Encampment at Columbus, jump
ed the track while going at a rapid rate Of
speed, caused by a misplaced switch.
Freight No. 210 had taken
the siding, and the engine and
tender and postal car OF the express got by
in safety. The smoker and next car were
derailed, and thrown upon the freight
engine and telescoped into the baggage
car. The freight engine was dismantled,
and the escaping steam filled the up-ended
coaches. Freight Engineer Henry Tom
linson, residence Newark, o., was Instant
ly killed, his skull being crushed. His
fireman, Mike Healy, was badly scalded,
but escaped serious injury. The baggage
master, Daniel Wilson, residence San
dusky, o., was dead when taken from
the wreck. The list of injured is as fol-
lows: J. d. Thomas, Shenandoah, Iowa,
shoulder dislocated and ribs broken. l..
J. Myers, North Baltimore, o.. right arm
fractured. Edward Valentine, scalded
about head, face and arms. Emily Valen-
tine, his wife, right shoulder dislocated.
badly scalded about the face, arms and
leg and injured internally. Peter Minsel,
Ayersville, o., cut in head and scalded
ahout la0a w II prjdaphao.,b p,-unuara
burg, O., scalded about hands and head.
John Brand, Fort Ina, Kan, scalded about
back and injured inside. John Brechbill,
Ayersville, o., cut about eye, hips bruised
and both legs injured. L. d. Blue, Ayers
willie, o., scalded about face, hands and
from knees down. A. 7. BrechbIll, Ayers
vile, o., legs scalded and fracture OF
right thigh bone. Ernest Waldner, Def
ance, o., scalded about hands and face.
VIM. Grinsley, freight brakeman, resi-
dence Shawnee, badly scalded about head,
breast and legs, and injured internally;
died at five O'Clock tonight. Aaron Dick
son, Defiance, O., scalded terribly about
| the face and chest and will probably die,
| Jacob Dase, New York, brakeman on ex.
press train, head and leg injured. A. G
Henry, Ayersville o., injured about head,
hip and left foot Austin Wing, Dupont
Putnam County, O., cut in heed. R
Fliescher, Baltimore, Nd, left leg in.
jured and bruised about the head. ]. G
Myers Dupont, O., scalded about head and
| left leg confused. VIM. Pontius, Circle
| vile, shoulder bruised and hands cut
Samuel Myers, Cascade, o., bruised abou'
head and left eye injured. Edward Daily
Troy, N. Y, wounded in the abdomen
and scalded about head. F. E
Smith, Toledo, Ia, right arm tract
| ured near the shoulder. F. H. Lucan
Newark, cut on the back of the head. Pctel
Minsdala, Ayersyille, o., scalded abou
legs. J. H. Myers, Defiance, O., scaldet
about hips and legs. A. Kitchen, Dupont
o., scalded about face, hands and arms
Laura Boyce, Trenton. Mo-, cut on hand
John F. Mckinley Mansfield, o., scaldet
about face. Joseph Stilley, Hicksville, o.
scalp wound. C. e. Mcbride, Mansfield
bruised about arms and shoulder. Eu
gene Thompson, Defiance, scalp wound.