New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-12

Those who failed to receive any word were cor
respondingly depressed.
LIST OF THE DEAD AND INJURED.
As far as can be ascertalncd, the list Of killed
and wounded is as follows
NAMES OF THE DEAD
ATKINSON, MAMIE, Pleasant Valley.
BOY, RATCHFORD A., MInooka
BREHERY Mrs. PATRICK, Pleasant Valley
BURKE, HARRY, Bellevue.
CALLAHAN Mrs, Hyde Park.
CANNON. MARY ANN, Hyde Park.
COLEMAN. JOHN NJ. and two sons, Scranton.
CONABOY, JOHN. Minooka.
CONNER, MARY Hyde Park.
CURRAN. PATRICK, Pleasant Valley.
CUSlCB, Mr. Old Forge.
DoLAN PATRICK. Providence.
DOtAN, MIKE" Providence.
DORAN, ABRAHAM. Pleasant Valley.
DORIAN, LEWIS. Pleasant Valley.
DORIAN. PATRICK, Pleasant Valley.
DURKIN, MARY ANN (or ELLEN), Scranton.
EARLY. WILLIAM. Pleasant Valley.
FARRELL, Mrs. PATRICK. Pleasant Valley
FEATHERsTON, LIZZIE Pleasant Valley.
GIBBONS. AUSTIN, Pleasant Valley.
GIBSON, NJ, Hyde Park.
HANNON, RICHARD. Minooka-
HANNON. Mrs. RICHARD. Mnooka.
HART, ANNIE Hyde Park.
JACKSON, FRANK Pleasant Valley
JACKSON, HARRY. Pleasant Valley
KELLEY, - (secretary), Pleasant Valley.
KELLEY, WILLIAM Pleasant Valley.
KENNEDY, KATE, Hyde Park.
KILKULLIN, OWEN, Scranton
KLINE, JAMES, Providence
LOTUS, ANNIE, Olyphant.
McANDREwS, Mrs, Pleasant Valley.
McANDREwS, JOHN, Pleasant Valley,
McANDREwS, THOMAS. Pleasant Valley.
McKEEHAN, JOHN, Pleasant Valley.
MEEHAN, BERNARD. Pleasant Valley
MEEIIAN, MAGGIE, Pleasant Valley.
MELVIN, Mrs. Hyde Park.
MoFFITT, MICHAEL Bellevue.
MOORE, THOMAS. Bellevue.
MULHERRIN, f.. Mnooka-
kfULLIGAN, ANTHONY, Olyphant
NOON, WILLIE. Hyde Park.
O'BRrEN BENJAMIN, Pleasant Valley
POWELL. RICHARD Hyde Park
QUINLON, KATE. Scranton
oUINLON, NORA. Scranton
REDDY, THOMAS Pleasant Valley.
REILLY ALE Bellevue.
ROANE. MINTE, Dodgctown.
EOGAN, JOHN, Winton.
TYRELL, MIKE" Dodgetown.
WALSH PATRICK, Pleasant Valley.
WELSH JOHN Minors Mills
wHALEN. MICHAEL. Pleasant Valley.
wHEELAND, MICHAEL, Pleasant Valley.
The list Of the injured, as far as can be ascer-
tained, is as follows:
LIST OF THE INJURED.
CANE, JOHN, Dodgeown
CAvANAUGH. PETER. Providence ago twenty
seven injured knee.
CLARK. THOMAS. Old Forge; fractured thigh and
nanis burned
CLoHERTY. WILLIAM. Dodgetown-
CONNOR, WALTER ----
CONNOR, WILLIAM Dodgetown.
COOK. HARRY. engineer
CURRY. SUSAN Hyde PARK age nine'cen' ourheu
about the face and arms.
DUHIGG, "TIM", Dodgetown
HANNOS. JAMES, Old Forge
JENNINGS JAMES. Minooka age eighteen; spralned
back
KENNEDY, KATE Hyde Park age eighteen; burned
about face hands and arms will die
KLINE. PETER Providence, age fifteen; face and
hands burned and injured internally.
LYDON, A. SR., -
LYDON, A.. JR, -----
LYNCH JOHN Providence age twenty-two burned
arms shoulder and back.
McANDREW, JOHN, Olyphant
McCRowE. JOHN Providence: burned face and leg
McCUNE. Pleasant Valley. age thlrty-nine; burned
and shoulders.
MCGOWAN. ANDREW. Providence ago twenty-six;
compound fracture OF leg
MCLAUGHLIN. Tayorville.
MALONEY, ANNIE, ----
MALONEY, SARAH, ---
MALoNEY, WILLIAM. --
MULHERRIN. JOHN. Providence.
MURRAY, p. Taylorville.
O'HARA, ANTHONY. Bellevue.
PENDOsRY, IGNAT -
POLE JOHN. brakeman left leg injured
EAGEN. JOHN, Providence; lacerated wound OF wrist
STAPLES. JOSEPH. Pleasant valley
TROY THOMAS. Olyphant
WALSH MARTIN, Oyphans
WELSH JOHN, Pleasant Valley. age twenty CON-
mound fracture Of leg; amputaton necessary.
WELSH MICHAEL. Mnooka. age twenty; burned
about the face and hands
WELSH MICHAEL. Pleasant Valley. age seventeen ;
burned face and bands
Twcntv-oue of the victims are from Pleasant
Valley. a town of 5000 inhabitants. public
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town is in mourning The dead will be taken
to their homes tonight Two carloads of collins
were taken from WilSesbarre to Mud Run this
morning.
AT THE SCENE OF THE ACCIDENT.
visit TO the scene of the wreck this morning
showed an awful sight The ground where the
Incident took place was covered with pools OF
blood The dead were laid out shelves in a
tool-house Some of them were mangled in such
a horrible manner as TO be almost unrecognizable
Miss Feathcrs,on, who died in the greatest agony
after the tranmen spent three hours in trying to
dig her out Of the wreck, was removed TO her
home at an early hour. Her legs were
mashed into u jelly, and in cutting the ruins
away one of the workmen cut portion OF the
ladys foot off.
William Kelly, of Pleasant Valley, had his
head cnt of by being iammed between two seats
The two jackson boys were almost cut in two
Muhcrrin had his arms and legs cut oil and
nothing remained but the trunk of the body.
DR.. Turner said he had been on many battle
field in the late war but never witnessed such
a 81 yht as hc did last night.
The railroad company had thirty physicians on
the ground at o'clock this morning. Inc COM
rany is being criticised severely for It's refusal to
rrn "a SPECIAL train containing ten priests to the
scene OF the accident last night. There was only
me priest present Father Milley. and he could
not attend to oil the dying. The railroad CON-