The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-29

Following is a complete and accurate list Of
the killed ana wounded
The dead are:
Dock Wollos colored porter, Of Salisbury
key. j. III. Sykes, of Clarksville. Teun.
y. Is. Austin. Hickory.
A. Davis Statosvile.
W. 81. Houston. Greensboro
w. +. MInslOw. Asheyills.
Charles Barnett. Ashevile.
Perry Barnett, Ashevile
Samuel German, AsheYille.
W. D. Fisher, CampObello, 3. G.
Charles G. Webber, Pittsburg Pa.
}. G. Brodie, Chicago.
Warren h. Fry, fireman, Salisbury.
William A. West. engineer
Vile.
Mrs. George Mccormack. Rowan county.
Mrs. Page. her mother, Rowan county.
Mrs. Sue +. Pool. WILLIAMSON
Mrs. frank n. White. Memphis Tenn
Miss Opheila Moore Helena, Arkansas
Henry Patterson colored.
An unknown white man with ticket read
ing from Reidsville, n c.. to COrinth. Miss,
and supposed from the name of IA testament
on his person 70 be one A. l.. Bigham.
TIKI INJURED.
The wounded are:
viii Bradford. Asheyille. slightly.
John Gaze, Asheyille slightly
BENJAMIN Smith, keidsville. cut in the face
Colonel Ii. &. Deming, Harrisburg, Pa,
slightly
O. A. Bailey. Danylle. Va, slightly
Andrew Gwynn (colored). slightly.
jim DObbins lcOlOred). slightly,
George Bowley. Atlanta. Ga, slightly
Conductor j. f. Spaugh, Salisbury, slightly
II. c. Chopper, sleeping-car conductor
slightly
0. W. Lawson. Louisville. KY, slightly.
j. NJ. Brown, Salisbury. slightly.
Flagman Charles i. Sh0af, Lexington.
badly.
state-Auditor George W. sauderliu, Ra-
leigh, slightly; painful bruises the whole
length Of right side.
Patrick J.. Ransom, Northampton county,
slightly; head cut in three places finger cut,
eye confused injuries superficial.
- STeeter. Person county slightly.
Otto Ramsey Norfolk, slightly.
Sam Carter. Asnoville slightly.
Miss Luelen Pool, Wlilsmston, painfully
but not dangerously.
Mrs. r. G. Moore, Helena, Ark. badly but
will likely recover.
A. L. Sink. Lexington. badly: thigh crushed
and condition critical, but better to-day than
yesterday.
Mrs A. L. Sink, badly cut on the head and
face and an ugly cash in the back.
B. Nj. Estes. oi Memphis Tenn, seriously.
r. F.. Johnson. newsboy, badly cut and
his condition is grave but not alarming.
j. f. Holler. Crossing Catawba county,
badly hurt.
Uniniured or practically so-Colouel Benne-
ban Cameron, Raleigh; w. A. Elliott Hick-
ory.
FIXING THE BLAME.
RALEIGH. n O., August 2s-ISpecial. /
Further particulars from the wreck on the
Western North Carolina railway fully confirm
tho horrors Of the disaster. The cOrOner's
Jury are now in session, and have been all
day making an investigation with q view #
fixing the blame if any negligence was the
cause. Many Of the bodies Oi the killed have
been shipped 10 the homes Of their relatives.
a SAD PICTURE.
At the depot the long row Of wooden boxes
containing the remains presented sad plo-
ture. The railroad officials, with their couu-
sci. are on the grounds and investigating the
cause. The cOrOners Jury went ont TO the
wreck and viewed 1t this afternoon, and from
Its appearance 1t IS simply miraculous how
any one eacaped with his life. The number
Of dead foots up twenty three, with seven
badly injured
AUDITOR sANDERLIN's CONDITION.
Dr. Sanderlin. the State Auditor. who was
injured in the railroad wreck is thought to
be not fatally wounded. though he is quite
severely wounded, ana the nervous shock has
prostTated him. lie has not been able TO
come home vet.
Colonel Cameron, Of the Governors staff,
is not hurt.
AN OFFICIAL RRPORT.
telegram 10 Mr.. j. II. Drake, Of the Rich
mond and Danyie railroad, from w. II.
Green, StatesVllle. y. c.. yesterday SAYS
The wreck was caused by the removal of a
rail near the east end of the bridge Seven
teen passengers and FIVE employees railroad
and Pullman. cover the dead. Iwenty-slx