Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-15
REAR END COLLISION.
Four Men Killed and a Large Number In +'. t-.'2 j1red in Pennsylvania.

~ 1.-'& jured in Pennsylvania.
 PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov 1.-Two persons were killed and IS injured by the col. lision on the Pennsylvania Railroad neaTl New Florence, Pa, at a. m. The sec ond section of No g" Western express had stopped at New Florence for orders A fagman was sent back to warn the third section, or the mail train, which also came from the east. A dense fog obscured everything and the mail train ran past the hagman and into the rear of the second section of No. g. The sleeping car caught fire and was almost entirely destroyed. The locomotive and two express cars were very badly smashed up.
 The scene following the collision was exciting in the extreme. The passengers became panic-stricken and in their efforts to get out broke the windows and crawled through.
 The names of the killed are: Mrs. S. H. Angel, Washington, D. O.; Henry D. Minott, Boston, Mass.
 Injured-G. Miller, express messenger, Allegheny City, Pa., slightly; D. s. De- laney and wife, Haymarket, Va, both seriously; J. F. Matthea, Baltimore, Md, seriously; J. H. Halman, Washington; Wm. Rockster, New York, seriously; 0. c. Hicks, Providence, R. l., slightly; Mrs. M. B. Kellogg, Richmond, Va, seriously; J. H. Hill, Sunbury, Pa, slightly; Dr.. Weihle, Haymarket, Va, slightly; Mrs. Dr. Weihle, seriously.
 The disaster is one of the most serious that has occurred on the Pennsylvania Railroad for long time. Those of the injured who could be moved with safety were placed on the cars of the Western express that were not wrecked and were brought to hospitals in this city.
 
 Three Italians Killed in a Collision.
 BUFFALO, NY, Nov. 15-Three Ital- ians were killed and seven other Italians seriously injured in a collision between two gravel trains last night, on the Della ware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad at East Buffalo. The injured men were taken to the Emergency Hospital and the homes. It is impossible at present to obtain any names.
 smashup on the Long Island Road.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-A passenger train on the Long Island railroad ran into the rear of a market train at the depot at Jamaica, l.. I. No one was killed, but 8 number were severely injured, one believed to be fatally. Engineer Dimick was severely bruised. He says he did not see the train ahead of him, owing to the fog, and received no signal of danger. DisreGarded Orders-Three Lives Lost.
 PITTsBURG, Nov. 15.-At a. m. two trains on the Baltimore & Ohio collided near Bellaire. John Watson, engineer, and James Fleisher, fireman, were in- stantly killed. James Barnett, fireman, was so badly scalded that he died an hour afterward. Several others were seriously injured. The cause was disre. gard of orders.
 Collision on the Great Western.
 LONDON, Nov. 15.-A number of cars were derailed but no one was injured by another collision at Taunton near the scene of fhe recent fatal accident on the Great Western Railroad.
 Two Men Killed in Virginia.
 PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 15.-A disastrous railroad wreck occurred on the Norfolk and Western Railroad, near this city. Two persons were killed and a numbor 1nS