A Crash and a Fire.
PITTSBURG, Dec. I—An unusually
destructive freight wreck occurred on
the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad,at
Summitvile, 70 miles from Pittsburg,
about 11 o'clock last night. The east
bound frieght, No. 16, was running a
long on schedule time enroute to this
city. When near Summitville the first
section parted. The two portions were
run together again and the locomotive
was backed up to make anew coupling.
Before the train was ready to pull out
and continue on its course, the second
section which was following closely,
rounded the curve. It was a heavy train
and had attained such an impetus that
the engingeer wass unable to check its
speed. It crashed into the first section
with terrific force. Nearly all the cars
on both of the trains were thrown off
the track. The two heavy freight lo
comotives were hurled oyer on their
sides and in another moment were par -
tially hidden from view by the debris
of the broken cars and their contents,
which were heaped around them.
A few moments after the wreck oc
curred the cars caught fire. The flames
spread so rapidly that the entire mass
of cars, merchandise and locomotives
were enveloped by fire. There were no
crews at band to extinguish the fire,
and it gradually subsided for want ot
fuel. The locomotives were so badly
damaged as to be rendered useless.
Si xteen frieght cars and one caboose
were de stroyed by the fire. Ten of the
cars were empty, one was loaded with
flour and feed, one with onions, one
with fiie clay and three with iron ore.
A car load of hides was saved from the
flames. The trainmen of the first- sec
tion were out on the track when the
collision occurred and they escaped un
injured. The crew of the second sec
tion also succeeded iu escaping unhurt.
IT GOT HERE.
The Cold-wave Man No Longer
Melancholy and Dejeotea.
The eold-wave man can now laugh
all over his broad countenance like the
jolly moou on a frosty night. If he
hasn't got his work iu at last, no one
eyer did since the world begun. There
is something like business about the
cold snap this time. It doesn't come
sickly and feeble, with its back half
broken, and flit away in the dead of
night, but it comes with a defiance and
a stiff back that makes people stoop to
it with deference. Weather like this
inspires a sentiment of respect in the
people. It has the quality of being
genuine and free from any nonsense.
In the night the wind blew iu a gale
from the northwest witn a force that
made the windows rattle, shutters
bang, and tin roofs howl. It was a
bad night for sleep. It got colder on
the principle of geometrical progress
ion. Every hour was nearly twice t.s
old as the hour before. Yesterday
mori ing it felt like genuine winter.
Tne cars rolled along with a hollow
sound, the air nipped noses and car?,
an I it took the ordinary thoughtless
person to be out of doors not much
over five or ten minutes to hud out
how cold it was. Yesterday morning
was the coldest we have had this year,
and the cold wave authorities have had
the satisfaction of hitting it for once.
The rapid changes in temperature
which have occurred at intervals
through the fall months are unprece
dented for frequency, and it is particu
lary severe OD persons exposed. Car
drivers, conductors and policemen are
most disposed to howl over the ingrati
tude of the their moanings
are of no avail.— Patriot.
DYING FROM EXPOSURE.
A Woman Falla From a Bridge and
Unable to Walk, Freezes to Death.
HEADING, Pa., Dec. 2. —Polly Stump
aged about 55 years, was found dead
near tbe Schuylkill and Lehigh Rail
road at Leohartavllle,this county. She
was on her way hoaie from the village
store, and was walking on the railroad,
wheu she fell through a bridge and
broke her Aftei the accident she
crawled on her hands and knees about
two hundred yards when she became ex
hausted and could drag herself no farth
er,owing to weakness and her lacerated
hands. Night coming on, she laid
down, with the temperature at ten de
grees above zero, and died before morn
ing. When her body was found foul
pVay was at first suspected. Squire
Leiby immediately summoned a jury,
wno rendered a verdict this morning
that deceased came to her death from
cold and exposure after falling from
the bridge.
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