Connecticut western news., 1895-09-05

 them. As soon as it was detached the en- zine drew the other cars out of danger. Four cars were telescopcd by the force of the collision.
 Shifting Engine Ran Away.
 Engine No. 6, which caused the disas. ter, was used for shunting trains at the Sixty-fifth street and Third avenue depot of the Sea Beach railroad. It became un- manageable aud dashed forward, throwing the engineer and fireman from the cab. it was stated. It dashed along the track at a high rate of speed.
 Engine No. 8 was in charge of Engineer William Muller and Fireman Harry Jan- sen. They were on their way to Couey Island. Charles Petit was the conductor. No one was killed outright, but half hundred people were injured.
 Of the number injured 32 were taken to the Norwegian hospital, four to the Seney hospital and two to St. Johns hos pital. At the various hospitals it was said that some of the injured would die. The police authorities, who have En- gineer Frank Jasen and Fireman Arthur Ross of the runaway engine under arrest. gave out a statement in regard to the &C., cident. According to this statement, en- zine No. while shunting on the track was in danger while going backward, of collision with another engine.
 The engineer, thinking it impossible to avoid this collision, reversed the lever and jumped from the train, followed by his fireman. The engine, however, jumped forward almost immediately and started down the track at terrific rate of speed, resulting in the disaster to the train.
 List of the Injured.
 The injured were:
 Jacob Rome 356 Elm street, New York. Abraham Levi, 75 Sheriff street, New York.
 John Blake, Navesink, N. l.
 William Gregory, 12 Harrison street, Jersey City.
 Lizzie Webb, 34s East Sixtieth street, New York.
 Augustus Suddstrong, 40 East Thirty first street, New York, severely injured. Moritz Frankel, 193 Stanton street, New York, internal injuries
 Joseph Roeman, 105 Goerck street, New York, internal injuries.
 Louis Held, "A Stanton street, New York, severely injured.
 Joseph Friedman, 105 Goerck street, New York.
 William N. Kemp, 125 Summit street, New York, internal injuries.
 Joseph LeiyyensOn, 105 Tenth avenue, New York, cuts and bruises.
 C. Lingarnlan, 127 Madison street, New York.
 Mrs. Alexander Bearlay, 400 East Sev- entieth street, New York.
 Joseph Sevesten, 50 Attorney street, New York.
 George Holland, 3So Second avenue, New York.
 Joseph McCue, 2s4 East Twenty-flfth street, New York.
 William W. Kemp Chestnut avenue Elizabeth King, 1a7 Jackson street. Newark, N. J.
 Miss Laura King, 127 Jackson street, Newark N. J.
 William K. Tioneer, 67 Thomas street, Jersey City.
 John Lanahan, 33S East Eighty first street, New York.
 Jennie Ahren, 541 East Seyenty-second street. New York.
 Mrs. Thomas McGrath, 40 East Forty seventh street, New York.
 Frank Duffy, 15 East One Hundred and Tenth street, New York.
 Patrick Matthews, 113 Adams street, Newark, N. J.
 Harry l.. Kaffabaum 3T5 East Eighth street, New York.
 August Mieling, 95 Clinton street, Jer- sey City.
 Rev. John Edwards, Arlington, N. J.
 Charles H. Woods, wife and child, sos Third avenue, New York. Miss l.. Montclair, 133 West One Hun dred and Thirtieth street, New York. Albert Emmett Fostell, 1906 Third ave nue, New York.
 Edward H. Frieland, 50 Liberty street, i Newark, N. J. Joseph Hiseftien, Carney, N. J., leg smashed and internally injured; will die. Augustus Gray, 227 Av,nue B, New York, internally injured; will die. Augustus Milling, 90 Clinton street, New York, internally injured.
 Emil Setitk, 22S East Seventy-third street, New York
 Henry Ranger, 311 East Seventy third street, New York.
 c. H. Merchant, 11s West Twelfth street, New York.
 Nellie Burtcnten, 122 West Eleventh street, New York
 John Hoeple, 54a Mulberry street, New | York.
 Katie Franklin, 176 Stanton street, | New York. | Joseph Fink, 427 Fourteenth street, New York, leg broken and severely injur- cd internally.
 Maggie Walsh, I'll Eighth avenue, New ark, N. J. | Allison Coecoeynan, 71 Union street, | Newark, N. J. Several of the injured ones boarded other trains and went home, but those who sus- tained severe injuries were taken to the Norwegian hospital. Fatal Accident at a New Building.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-.Iames Morgan,