Telegram-herald., 1890-06-20
NINE YICTNS.


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81 Paul Nlnu Jans u Reports
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1csTy ra-- sl1 s. ii.3-s Cora passed over
-1s state 1-estay uiebt Nu-r Let--
uea. u Poi-zr Oogasy. t5rul4o swept
every tAlas in SIS path for several
a--es Aear Appsua -es- let,er
County, tasfe Nss = ciaaa- asrsE aaa
+ tee s--ec flooded o large ara4 K4lsn-
E t.ns Go4n W~s 1ll-ad and jo4u Epgllsa
1 fatally IA ereA 41e fam u ct oegrel
I WaEer, composed ~ I've persons. sud
+ three mcm 1ers Of the family q Wlllls4
+ MoElroy were drowned
KILLED - A EkuwAY wKrcK.
AsDLyILE. \. c., Juns Perhaps
T che uos destructive Wreck both Ia llle
9ud property ever kacga in I1s history
T O. tie Western Aorlh Carolina railroad
occurred st Nelross Station. III he
soathern SIZE % Ssluda mountain. about
twenty-five uiles trcm tais clty, OF the
AsAey.lle 4 ,rar taayllls division Tues
day night Ine spreading Of tae rails
+ caused q tr2lR 70 ts ditcbsd, killing gcur
men al severely iul.f.1g th-ee others.
from ,Ls 4peg O. -zlsta mountain 70
+ Ne--ose, tae scene ~ the accident
dis-2nce Ct mete than taree miles.
there is t4l % fully eco feet This
iac- has nal3 the railroad aetLorl ties
specially careful al th.s point, and an
engine IS kept constantly taere 10 htlp
AL trains Up apd down Tie mountain
TIE track Was very wet S. hen coal train
started down. and soon after D. ginning
the descent % became evident that Tie
twelve loaded ears were tco much Tor
both engines 10 hold, with a. brakes
doWn, and she speed gradually
quickenei under the heavy pres
sure unUl speed OF seyenty-dve
miles an hour was re4-hsd when
the tracks spread and tae entire
outfit plunged head.ong down the
mountain with a terrible crash, bury
ing beneath the broken cars, cross-ties
and earth the brave fellows who had
stood TO their posts The loss 70 the
company In engines and cars alone Wl!l
reach s75, coo.
AWFUL PATE or TWO wORk3lES.
TRENTON. X. !. June 70 a fright
full accident occurred on the new
freight route which IS being con
structed from MOrrisville 10 Downing
town by the Pennsylvania railroad,
one mile from Morrisyille Wednes-
day night which resulted IN the
death Of two men, Murphy and Egolia.
4 high trestle stands alongside the new
track from which the ears are dumped.
Six OF the cars became detached from the
engine and ran down grade a fearful
rate Of speed. When near the bottom of
the trestle work, they toppled over where
gang of men had been Tie approach
Of the cars had been seen ty several Of
the gang, who ran away, but some OF
them were not quick enough in their
flight TO escape. Murphy and Egolia
were frightfully msngled and death was
instantaneous. About dozen other
workmen were more or less injured. but
not seriously.
MANY BADLY HURT.
READING. Pa, June l9.-A serious
accident occurred this morning near
Jonestow1, Lebanon County. Fifteen
young ladies from tho Schuylhll
steamer at Fredericksburg were or
the way to the railroad station
in Jamestown in coach drawn
by four horses. When near Joncstown
the harness os the horses broke and the
animals, becoming unmsnage4 ole, sud
denly plunged down a twenty-loot em-
bankment, the coach and its occupants
falling on top Of the animals. The
widest confusion followed. and the
ladies were all more or less severely in
iured. William Bark. the driver. was
cut about tho forehead and seriously
injured. lie was entanglcG among the
horses and badly trampled
FIVE TRAINMES DRowSrD.
TORONTo, June lo.-There was ter
rible accident on the Canadian Pacifc .
Railway. between C.s-cmoat and
Myrtle Tuesday night. by which five f.
residents OF this clty lost tbei- lives .
\ washout was reported or she ro-d and .
a light engine was sent out 20 repair 4
the damage. There were q board
John Waaless, Tho bridge inspector, Of .
Pa-kdale, James Alton. cnrirorr. g.
Oliver, fireman. ana Soctiouue1 Lost +.
and Mo-iarty. The engine. v1t'o -au- !
2 ~ a a moderate rate OF speed. came .
aeXpecteilv on washout a4d without
NJ a. ttAtt= Et t.tAAA -A 4tA ~ ttlt Ntfar tHnfA
by the food. All on board were drowned f
p WISCONSIN, DAN nTE-Ts.
KAUKAUtA. Wis. June 81 A pore
tion OF tae dam st the combined Jocks
went ont about 70 o'clock Yesterday
morning and SIX uen who were A. work
on r. went down vita g. Five of them
were saved Two Of them floating down
tas river a uile before they were se-
cured joe Srrvats is missing ard as
probably drowned
MCTEEB ASD CHIo8Ey STRUCK HT
IIGETNITC.
Wur1kWsE~HG. Kr.. June ~ a-Tho
wife and trln chII-en of cortland
Brown a r-1nincut merchant pere
s'recs h7 lightning Wsdnee5sr uor1-
.7r Tic mother ar1 ore child were
.rstant r Ele3- b.t tae otle- may re-
cover