{"newspaper_name": "Weekly national intelligencer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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FATAL AcciDnsr--On Tuesday evening last as the mail
car Tor washington was passing up street near Sharn
Baltimore the attention of the driver M scream
from lady on the pavement, and looking for the
found that the had passed upon the track The
evening being very dark the driver had seen any
on the track and is supposed that he crossing the road
when he must have been struck by the horses and thus brought
under the wheels of the The man was OF


very advanced age probably not less than years his name
was KNIGHT He resided with his son in Hill street


ASoTHKRAn accident of fatal nature also occurred on
me same DAY on the baltimore and Susquehanna railroad
whereby Mr.. BARNEY HAUGHRgr, conductor on the way
freight ain lost his life The precise cause of the accident
not known When the train left the Washington factory
Mr. Haqghrey gave the engineer directions stop Wood
bury The engneer accordingly stopped but the conductor
was then nowhere to be found supposng that he had fallen
off, the train immediately and he was found in The
road about two miles back opposite lane the cars y


ing over The back part of his neck head almost
completely scappg him, and drawing the tendons Of his M
arm into complete bunch He up and placed on
the cars which came into the city Immediately but he died
just as he reached the Bolton depot He several
70 pk but t ony (which bis attendants could under
SRld wore "to1 haye perry my soun Itis supposed


nt ne wis stng rcu e train aud missed his footing and
thus feli under the wheels o. -"