The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
A Complete List of tho Paason-
gers Escaping,
THE UNKNOWN KILLED,
II I3 believed Seventeen win Cover tho
EamsaE
a HUbon AEla tho Cause " the Accident
An Eypert Mailing an Examination
Gold watches Melted Into Nuggets
hwis oremaled-The story Of some Of
tlip survivors,

HAMILTON, Ont, April 30, Numerous
lclr8inmH have been received to-day
from different parts Of tho United States
hnl Clualn inquirIng concerning pGr-
sons who were supposed to have been
on tho wrecked train, The majority Of
those inquiries are from Chicago and
points west Of there
Following 10 a list Of passengers ON tho
wreohed train who have gone through
70 their Destinations H. u, Borwell, o.,
lioFwell, q, T., hrZal, u, H. Burger ~,
II, Creed, y, II, Morse n, II, Holland,
w, Lang, j, q, Mitchell, w, II, Holmes,
A, O. Gerhart o, v, Becker, j. Mather,
Miss N, Hamilton Mrs. II, Cleveland, X,
McCrea, NJ, Mcjny, l., W. Munro, ID,
Ferguson, A, ", Munro, r.. T., llunnCll,
l., Kenny, H. w, Jefferson, A, N, Spefry,
j, o. Bird, John bird, d. w, Plumb aud
wife, y, II, Martinez, 4, ID, Carroll, r.,
NJ, 0erdObin, j, IT, WhItmOre, II, NJ,
kcyeR, w, w, Dennis, L, . SCOlleld, q.
w, AawrthOut, i, II. WNlOm, o, E
Morlmor j, A, Latta and wife, O. NJ.
Barnes, w, II, Barnes, A, Garrison, A.
o. stehbIna, II, A, Baker, l., u Lines,
j, A, Savage, 4, Harry, W, MCMILLAN, l..
r. Weiss, 4, NJ Phelps, A, h, Ham
mond, II, u, johnson, II, II, Weir, II, q,
Allan, r. y, Gurbcr, 4, N, Browne, Mra
H. II, Paradise and three children, q, =.
lilnkaloe, II, N, NorthrOp and wife, DR..
Ella A, Mcdonald, j, Eddy, Miss A, H.,
LOwrle, Miss NJ, u, Wright, H. Hicks, IT.,
NJ, High, j., Williams, u, simOns, n.
lomaHollnah, NJ, CHm, 4, w, Holm, j.
OShaughcncsy, w, II. Harris, A, ID.
Wyllic, j, Nanhuaken, ID, Forbes, u.
lirunott IL, q, Cox, IL, WoBtrIukOn, q.
Wilcr and wife, II, CullifUrd Ma, 4.
II, Moore and aOni also young man
and woman who would not giyo their
names
Ills feared Mr. Curnick, Of Chicago,
waa among the unlortunalca who wcr0
burned 10 death A piece Of shirt bear,
ing tho word "CuInGk' was found
among tho chnTcd remains Of tho yiG-
tImH Mrs, CummnH, Of Chicago, who,
II was said, was on the wrecked train,
cannot bu traced, Among the charrcd
rCmnina were two nOt0 books bearing
tho nlmo Simona, Pueblo, Colo, the
owner Of these ia supposed TO have hcon
from Poland, Nm arithmetic with the
name Edmund johnson was also found.
After hearing testimony tho inquest
adjourned until this evening, II has
been discovered that ono Of the axlca OF
the engine was broken,
Ills impossible 10 tell by examining
the broGCn ends II the axle had had u
flaw In the steel, but from tho position
Of the engine after tho plunge, it is cor.
tain that the nXlO was not broken 10y
being struck by anything either 40 tho
time or after the first crash The Jury
seemed 20 think that the broken aXlo
caused the accident, aud Mr. w, A..
Robinson, q prominent manufacturer
and expert has been appointed TO make
Ou investigation, Constable cambridge
brought IN from tho wreck a box Of val.
uOhlcs of all kinds, including gold
watches melted into nuggets, Tho
greater portion Of the mails from Chi
c0go aud intervening points wero
burned, All the mail bags for Hamilton
are missing
james Palmer, Of Hon, N, y, and An
drew j, Carpenter, Of NOnkton Dt,
wore enabled 10 leave tho hospital, and
resumed their journey,
Coroner Wolygrt0n inspected the
chUTcd remains closely and says there
are not moro than seventeen people
among them, and possibly but iiltcon
Most Of these were killed instantly and
thcir rcmuns burned afterwards, but
somo, Il IL certain, suffered the intense
agony Of being slowly burned 10 death,
Al wounded ut the hospital with thccX-
ccption Of Hamilton Clarke, Of Chicago,
arc doing we'll The luttcr has bad cut
ON his head, and his legs and arms are
InmTnl.