Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-26
RAILWAY DISASTER
The frame Work Of an xnglEs
breaks Down.
RESULTING IN DEAIH AND HORROR
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lspIASArolAs, Feb. "A Journal
special frem Richmond, Ind, says. A
terrible accident occurred on the Rich
mond aiyislon oi the Panhandle rsll-
Toad al HogeTsgown, slxteen miles from
the city al SOC thls afternoon, Ia which
three persons were iassantiy Killed and
one mortally wounded. Two seriously,
possibly fatally. ana large number
more "a less injured. it was the fast
train between Chicago and Cincinnati,
Which was coming d0sn steep grade
into the town when the frame work 0f
engine No. asa, Ia charge of ~. ".
Bartlett, engineer, and Noah Dunn,
fireman, broke and derasled every car.
However, they passed the station sno
came 10 the canal bridge. where there
is ] feet Oil, before any fatality oo.
cured, and then il came near proving
even more terrible, as The cars caught
Tile, bat the nre was guackiN
e1ilngulsaed. The smoker iifst
turned over on lts side and the aay
coach ant parlor car "tugenla. The
smoking compartment, MnlcL con-
tanned All the killed, breahsng away
from tie smoking caI but holding
together, rolled over ice a. tbelr de-
scent OF the embankment, meanwhile
the deralled baggage car had hung 10
the engine, and away beyond the other
cars struck the guard at "A road crossing,
again mounted tie track and escaped
almost unnjured. but the engineer.
though holding the rali Was about as
badly wrecked as tAeiDarlOr Garland cay
coach. In leaving the track, the cars
tore down the telegraph poles, anc it
Was impossible 10 set accurate news of
the accident until the trains arrived
here with the dead and wounded. 4
wrecklng crew was gotten out here as
soon as possible, carrying surgeons and
assistance of every kind, and second
train was sent up at 6 O'Clock with .
large number OF people.
The following IS list Of the killed
and injured:
killed-Arthur NJ. Reeves, capitalist,
Richmond; s. q. Neeoham, claim agent,
Richmond division, Richmond; Chas.
Il. Case, conductor, Logansport, Ind
Mortaiiy wounded-0tis 4. Deal, en-
gineer, Richmond division, died at
o-cts Atf.
and Mrs. j. {. Busin. Sacramento, Cal.
Seriously injured - \. Hilb. West
Front-st., Cincinnati, confusion of head
and arms; q. Webster, porter Pullman
car, Newport, Ky, left ankle dislocated
and forehead badly cut; infant grand
child of Mrs. Mc6rew Staub, Chicago,
badly bruised: John NJ. Edwards, Rich
mont, wounded head; Adam Stein
berger and brotherWiley, West Mile,
| Ohio, both cut IN head: Frank w. EDDY.
Westfeld, Mass, back badly srralned;
Miss Roit, Dayton, Ohio, right hand
badly cut, and her sister, Mrs. 4. l..
Dudley, OF Dayton. severe confusion on
right side; Mr.. and Mrs. Benson, Lo-
gansport, Ind, badly bruised; Their
two small children, Herbert and Eayi,
Mrs. Anna Englebecht. Iogansport,
and her three children. badly shocked:
Henry c. Fox, Richmond, severe scalp
wound. and confusion OF the spine; A.
II. Kelly, Richmond, severe cut over
the eve; 7. ". Gilpln, Philadelphia,
| injured internally; John Crocker, Chi
cago. confusion back and face: Charles
Page, Richmond. bad cut on head and
! injured about the hips: g. III. Ed
monds, Troy, Ohio, cut ia the
/ head: Mrs. Susan Stambangh.
| Trenton. Mo-, both hands badly
cut; Sophie Evans, New Castle. Ind.
confusion of arm; Dora Clark. Kew
Castle, Ind, confusion Of head; Clifton
| Irwin, Martins Ferry, ONO, hurt on
| foot; j. +. Stanzla, Eaton, Ohio, arm
badly bruised and right check bone
broken: J II. Kramer. brakeman, Jo-
gansport, Ind, severe scalp wound, leis
leg badly bruised and confusion on
arnl; Harriet &. Lambsrd, hmphersi,
! Wis, severe confusion on back 81 head
| James i. Booies. Richmond. severe
confusion on left SIDE of head; Bob
| Hodgin, road foreman 81 engines, hand
scaldcd and abrasion OF legs.