The rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1891-10-30
DEADLY FOG.
Cause @ a Head-End Collision
Near Kansas City.
Az ENGINEERS FATAL KISTlKE
sehsea~r- @nd rhlrty-siE Lives L-st-siH
Men Kua-d ny = Thre.her Erriosion-
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iraught with fatality.
b A head end collision on the Kansas
City. ST. Joseph 4 Council Bluffs road
between Murrays switch aud Parkville
between the ~northbound passenger
train for Omaha. which left here at ..
and regular freight train No % re-
suited In the fatal injury of Engineer
]. W. SaEer and the serious iujuring Of
BaggaReman h. O Rearnough and
News Agent =. n Tanner. all Of the
passet rcr train
The collision occurred shortly after
so'elock Both trains were going at a
high rate of speed at the time. and the
engineers were prevented from seeing
each others trains by the dense fog
that prevailed along the Missouri bot
toms
The official facts are that the engin.
Ger OF the ~northbound passenger train
had instructions 10 meet and pass
freight train 20 at Murray's switch, the
scene Of the holdup Of Conductor Cas-
sells train on the Burlington road and
the killing Of brakeman Ed White
by unknown h~ighwaymen n short time
ago. When the Omaha passenger train
reached Murray's switch there was n
southbound freight train standing on
the siding. The engineer and con-
ductor of the passenger train took this
freight for No. 90 and continued going
ahead at full speed This was where
the mistake was made.
The freight on the siding was No. is,
an extra train that was making the
best thine tcould between switches. The
regular 20 had left Parkville. and the
engineer was making the run 10
Murray's switch TO meet the passenger.
The collision occurred about midway
between the points mentioned.
Two coaches containing the injured
and as many of the passengers as
wished to return reached the union
depot at 10 o'clock. Engineer Sager
was crushed and scalded- When he
was taken from the wreck a physician
present said he could not live. Bag
gageman Rearnough had his arm
crushed and his head bruised. The
news agent Tanner, was injured in
ternally.
THIRTY-sIx MEN lost.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct 93.-The
schooner Percy. owned by James S,
Aver, with a crew Of twelve men and
the schooner City Point, owned by
Cushing & Henry, OF Portland, with Q
crew Of fourteen men sailed on a cod.
fishing voyage about August %, the
Percy to Georges and the City Point u
lie Have banks. Neither has beer
heard from since, and there is littl,
doubt that they have been lost with al
hands.
The schooner Albert Woodbury., o.
Beverly, that sailed the latter part o.
August for the Cape shore. codfshing
has not returned and Is believed Il
have been lost with her ten men.
COLLISION ON THE ALTON.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct :3-The in
coming passenger train on the Chicago
& Alton railroad, in charge of Conduct
or Allen, collided with u construction
train in charge of Conductor Watson a
the foot of Holmes street at 1880 o'clocl
yesterday morning. Passengers wer'
badly shaken up. but no one was mucl
injured save Brakeman Archie Hager
ty, OF the work train. He was not SO
riously hurt The damage TO rollinI
stock was considerable. y heavy FOL
Prevailed
WOODEN MILL IN ASHES
PITTsFTELD. Mass, Oct 20 - TIL
Glendale wooden mills, the only indus
try Of Glendale, have been destroyed b.
fire. The mill was q Ave story stor
building. Two months ago ii was sol
under the foreclosure of "a mortgage 70
$751; 600 held by the berkshire Life In
surance Co, OF this city, and was pun
chased by Mr.. Hermann, of New York
who prepared to carry on the business
and the wheels were started Wednes
day. The total loss is about 5000, OOC
fully insured.
SIX FARMERS KILLED.
MAYvILLE. N. d., Oct 23.-A terri
BILE threshing machine accident o,
CURED on division No. 4 of the Grandi
farm, the boiler Of the engine burstin
and six men being killed. Their name
were NJ. S. Ersberger, Halls Baarstat
y. l.. h1aThn, Il. W. DlONNtTH, Nllidl
Clark and one unknown. The c,
plosion was due TO cold water force
into a heated boiler when the wate
was low.
ANOTHER HEAD n COLLISION.
MILAN. Tenn, Oct GA head en-
collision between two freight trains o
the Illinois Central railway occurre
yesterday afternoon. They caught fiji
from n car of oil and a dozen cars wer
burned. The engines are a toti
wreck. The train crews escaped frol
serious injury.
A NOTED STALLION HURSED.
%RUsHvILLE, Ind, Oct 33--Fire La
night destroyed a stable near here Il
gether with -four horses worth $500
The most valuable was Blue Bull,
stallion belonging to Mr.. Morse, of Oh
cago, valued at IS, 900. The other thrs
were the property of William Dagler.
LITTLE CHLD's HORRIBLE DRINK.
MARSHALL, Mo-, Oct 23.-Charl,
Baskin's two-year-old son drank pa
OF a box of concentrated lye and watt
and his death is expected at any IN