Connecticut western news., 1895-01-31
A TRAINS PLUNGE.
TWO KILLED AND FORTY HURT IN A
 WRECK NEAR INDIANAPOLIS.
A vandaiia Passenger Train Wrecked hy Spreading Rails whiis .t Fun Speed oarv Piled Up Tn wnd Coafasloa Flame. In the wreck-Eastsrn People Hart.

vandaiia Passenger Train Wrecked hy
 Spreading R~ii. whils at Fun Speed.
 Cars Piled Up Tn wnd coafaslon Flames
 In the wreek-Eas,srn People Hart.
 IHpIANAPoLIs, Jan. so.--A railroad wreck. causing the loss of lifo and malm- cd limhs. occurred at Coatesville Van dalia tsain No 2 was wrecked by the sproadiog of the rails Two persons wore killed almost instantly. and 30 or 70 were seriously injured.
 Tho train was running at full speed and about 20 miputes late 10 had just passed tbc town of Coatosyille and was rounding A curve when the trnoks spread The prlvato car of President R W. Mo Keon. which was attached to the train, jumped rhe traoks This was followed by tho parlor car and then the ladies car, the two roar cars going down tho embark ment ton feet before the train could be stopred The smoker loft che track, bus did not go over. The two roar cars caught fro. but wore extins ulshed without dam. ago
 A man dled soon aftcr being taken from thu oar In his pocket was found letters indicating tnat h 6 narpe was John w. Morton, manager of the Grand Opwa House st St Louis He was carried to a sohoolbouse unoonsei5.s snd lived only short time. He did not speak.
 Mrs W. S Towers. Carthage Mo, was carried from tho oar and died while being taken to the schoolboaFe. The injured were carried up tho emhankment to houses on the north side of the track, and soon the townspcople and physicians gathered to give sssistanoe
 Ll~s of sh. TnJar~a.
 The injured arc; Margaret Roberta bo7 Park avenue. Indianapolis; Ewing O. Whiting. Boston; Mrs kwing whlttins. Boston; & Nengcon, yigo, Tsr.. probably fatally; F. l.. Wrap Df. T. .. Talbota Indianapolis; Mira N W. Ferguson. Terre Hauts; Mrs n Hndson. Greoncastlo. Ont c, rtrude Parrish, tyears old. pales- tine, Ills W. & Tower~ Cartbseo Mo !, D. W. Mcnd~shaii. Tcrre Hsute; Lulu Shoots, Indianapolis. !. Leo. Mansfield. O. John w. Cravens editor Grcencaatle t1nd. World; Mrs Zelda seRuln Wallace. Indianapolis. Richard Trnuch. Braxii. Ind ]. W. Mitchell. Torre HAute. MrA Deih. Omaha; Joseph n. Dillon. travel ing salesman. New York, badly bruised | Mrs Joseph II. Dillon. New York. badly bruised and arm broken; W. n. Beebe. parls Ills Frank Gully. Washington; !; Mrs Rothschiid. Cgdcn. U. T. Mira ID. L. Anderson. Grccncastle, Ind. Mira Eastuo. Terro Hsute; Andrew Johnson. Pullman porter. Indianapolis. c. r. Car son. Elmirn, N. Y.. hip crusb@l and eye eoured out; C. Sherwood Nyack, N. ". shoulder blade broken; W. | Sherwood. Nyaok, N. f.. one eye knocked cut, c. H, Schmeinmier. lv&nsvillo Ind, Con- eressmAn Paris of the Eighth Indiana district. badly cue over left cye
 Others were slightly injured
 Zelda Soguin Wallace is n woman of nn- tional rspute A few years ago few of bot ter voito or moro graco trod tho oporatio stage She was a member first of the fa. nous RichinRs opora company and of the parcta Rosa. Emma Abbott and other equally famous operatio eompanIes A year ago she appeared at the May musical festival in this oity. She is . wonderful y well preserved woman. Sbe is the wlfe of ex- Deputy Postmaster David Wallace, who | is . son of Governor Wallace and half brother of General Lew Wallace