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Fl COLLISION trains Of cars on the Lit


tle Miami railroad came together yesterday,
about miles above the city, ona high bank
on the Little Miami river. John Stevens.
engineer, was scalded from the knees down
badly fireman, whose name we have not
learned. had his collar bone broken, no other
person injured. The two locomotives were
smashed, and the two wood ears were set up
ON end by the force of the collision. Both
trains were full of passengers, men, women.
and children, and il is wonderful that no great
er injury was ne-Cncinnati Gaz Aug. ID.