The age-herald., 1898-10-11
SUITS FOR OVER 4 HUNDRED THOUSAND Entered Yesterday Against the Louisville
 and Nashville. COMPROMISED AT ONCE On a Basis Of Fifty Thousand Dollars
 for the Whole Lot.
SEQUEL TO WRECK OF 6eIH N. Y.
CTS Wounded-The Suits Aggre- gated in Figures $lo5,e5o
 Filed in City Court.

Yesterday 116 suits, aggregating $lO5,s5O, Louisville and Nashville Railroad company and were immediately dismissed having been compromised out of court.
 The suits grew out of the wreck of the special train on August last at Hughes Switch, near this city, which was bearing the Sxty-ninth regiment New York Vol unteers, from Fernandina, Fla, to Hunts- vile, Ala. The suits were filed by Bowman 6 Harsh, of this city, and John E. Duffy, of New York, representing the plaintiffs
 The regiment was in command of Colonel Edward Duffy, and was known as the famous Irish Regiment" Four cars were derailed and piled in heap, resulting in the death of Frank P. Glennon and Peter Forley and the injury of number of other members of the regiment.
 Two of the suits were brought by Charles F. Ensley, of this city, as administrator of the estates of Glennon & Forley, who were killed outright
 On Payment of S5O,OOO
 Nothing positive as to the amount agreed upon could be learned from the attorneys, but it is understood that the compromise was effected on the payment of $5OOOO.
 This is list of the plaintiffs, with the amount sued for:
 Charles F. Enslen, administrator Frank P. Glennon, $125O0.
 Charles F. Ensen, administrator Peter Forley, $11,000.
 John F. Moran, $1, ,00O.
 John J. Manning, $4,2OO.
 Thomas Kilcline $3,5Oo
 J. Sherlock, $1,0O0.
 J. Guthrie, $95O.
 Michael o'Connell, 5000.
 M. J. Doran $2,0O0.
 James Meade, $1,OOO.
 Charles r. Lewis, $S00
 H. G. Donohue, $500.
 Thomas Daley $1,4OO.
 w. F. Gordon, 1000.
 Patrick Reilly, $2,700.
 Michael J. Vaughan, $1750.
 Thomas Skeeley, $2.0OO
 Michael Wright $900.
 Thomas McMahon, s750.
 George Noon, $1500.
 Thomas Reardon, 2,0OO.
 Thomas Lane, $2,100.
 William O'Keefe SLIGO.
 John Pentony, $200O. as follows:
 George Musgrove, Daniel 'Bren, James s. Carey, James K Lynch, Martin Mona- han, Joseph P. McPhaull, James Tobin. William A. Shea, Thomas F. F4yland, James A Connors, Michael Norton, Baldwin Gertz, William F. Barry, John J. Perkins, William J. Bradley, Jacob F. Friedman, Michael J. Drscoll, James H. McGinness, Patrick Ivory, Charles A. Haynes, James J. Sullivan, James B. Miley, Jr., Bernard Me- Ginness, William A. Milligan, William O Bren Michael Gilreath, James Kennedy, John Hearn, Simon J. Loughman, Thomas Mahan, James P. Gill, Edward F. Dunn, Thomas J. Moran, Thomas Burke, David Casey, Charles Peters, Joseph Kennedy, Eugene E. Mulvy. David Magner, Jebn Burke, Charles D. Fitzpatrick, William Kelcheo, Patrick Kelly, Thomas Breen, Michael Ryan, Thomas Carey, Edward Parsons, Frank P. Keenan, Thomas K. Ken Morris Moyle, Samuel Bilks, Andrew J. Hannah William J. -Mulvey, Patrick Gwinnan, Damer J. Mulligan, Michss, F. Gray, Patrick Killalea, James Rooney, Thomas D. O'Keefe, c. A. Gallagher, James O'Hare, Thomas M. Kennedy, Thomas Leonard, Joseph F. Budcley, John Dugar, John Lyons, Michael Barry, John J. Me- Cormick, Mortimer Lawler, John s. Pat terson, William R. Haughton, Edward Egar, John Walsh, Jciln L. Reilly, Michael J. Wedlock, Thomas Reiney, Peter F. Cush- ing, William I. Mahoney, John Brady, Rob- ert E.. Connell Frank B. Alen John Hickey, Charles Steihr, J. F. Gleason, Michael Farrel, B. A. Murphy, Thomas Me- Vey, E. Newcomb, John Carey, T. Crow ley.