The Forrest City times., 1890-06-14
A DISASTROUS WRECK.
sight Men KIiied and Twenty-Five tn- Iured Near Wsrrentou Mo.,-Nine Valuable Race Horses Killed and Seven Injured.

NaluaDie race horses Ahieu NUT"
 Seven Injured
 WARRENroS, Mo, June l0.-Iestefday morning 1t i25 o'clock collision occurred between the Wabash second section of No. ,, west bound, and freight trair No. 26, east bound, one mile east of this place. Both trains were going at the rate of 21 miles an hour when they came together. No. | was in charge of Conductor Gale Copeland and Engineer Scully and Fire muh Parsons, with engine 3il Train No. %, which is the regular fast stock train out of Kansas City, for St. Louis, was in charge of Conductor Carpenter hta Eu gineer Schoveil and Fireman J. F.. Brown, engine No. 3Ss Both crews were running under orders received No i received an order at St Peters and No 26 q. Mont gomery City Second No. was two hours and five minutes behind the first section oi the train and mistake was made either by the dispatcher or operator, who gave No aG orders so that the trainmcn under stood second No 5 to be two hours an0 fifty minutes behind the first section of No |. Tic train going west was composed en tirely of race horses in seven palace stock cars with whole retinGe of jockeys trainers and owners Of stock. force O men worked from 2 a. m. until : rescuins the unfortunates and had it not been for { steady down pour of rain the loss of lift would have been much greater as th, wreckngc would have caught fire. Thefs were in all eight dead taken out, foui whites and four negroes, and 25 wounded
 TIE KILLED
 Wm. H Thomas, ,colorej boy, Cynthiana ky; Henry Stone, trainer, Harrodsburgh Ky. James Kelley. Chicago, Ill, Franl Kelley, Chicago, Ill Ed Simons, hestler Lexington. Ky. Morris Green, Frankfort Ky. Samuel Davis. rider, Lexington, Ky. Frank Morton. 52s North Forty fifth street New York
 fur INJURED.
 William Teller, colorcd, Covlug;on, Ky trainer for Kelley. severely sealdei ant right arm broken Lewis Thompson. CO cred, Harrodsburgh, Ky, fractured oue bone iu feot. Geo Woods. colorcd. New Orleans, La. rider. bruised, Lee Parson Wabash locomotive fireman, collar bon, broken and hip bruised r II Stcsellc Wabash engineer, confusion tn side ant shoulder; l F. Norton, brakeman, side arm and stomach bruised William Thomas colored, LeGraagc, Ky. face and lcS bruised; r II Shaw, llarrodshureh. Ky. cnt and bruised; Arthur Allen. Tsbia Neb, cut and bruised in leg and back Thomas NJ. Mulligan. Chicago trainer head eut, William Adams, Memphis, Tenn bruised William Campbell, Chicago bruised. Lewis Augustus colored. liar rodsburgh. Ky left thgh fractured Ieyd liatter, colored, Frankfort, Ky back bruised Frank Givenson, colored CovinRton, Ky. head and neck cut, Johr II Washington. colored, Spring Station Ky. back bruised; N Smith, celorcd t'ynthiana, Ky, head and back bruised George Hurle, CynthIaua. Ky. arm ans leg broken and head bruised; Mike ienkens ilarrodsburgh, kN iaec aud le4, and nos, bruised k Collision, colorci, head ca and brnised, |. A. Brown, Louisville, Ky eheek. arm and back cut. Merritt Johnson colored. St. Louis. emploSe of < Morgan left arm broken; Brown engineer 0 engine ai, leg spraiued
 It has been estimated that the loss te th, company will reach sao,D1 Nine horsei have been found sa far that arc killed while agreat many more arc badly wound cd. There were so In all ou the train,
 Enn HORSES KILLED ANp lN4tHrp.
 T'he names of tho horses kilIed are Little Prince and , year old in the sam' ar tho namel. Ben RidRley Matlie Park tgs pt, l.iec r, Springdam aud ruracr Tho marc fiuutre>s is badly injured inter nally and Is expected to die. Severa horses that sustained severe bruises an, cuts have been sent on to Kansas City wit, the rest of the horses that were not iu iured, The Coroner impanelled Jury an, began III Inquest.
 The two engines arc badly damaged Eight cars Of corn, two of oats and tw, rars of dressed beef were badly broken ul and will prove to bo almost d total loss There were also two car loads of hogs ol the east bound train containing iil uni mals, which were nearly all killed 0 crippled