Show 01 sterlous Explosion PITTSBUBG January 10A baggage car attached to the New York limited express which arcived here llas ight was almost blo n to pieces tj dynamite dyna-mite or some other terrible xplosie a few miles east of ofAJloonaJPa t Bag gagemaster Harry Mingus who was in tbe car at the time wasoadly hurt A trunk was put on the train at Duncan near Harrisburg and was ShecTTea through to Piltsburg ilingus was arranging ar-ranging fthe trunks in thef gar IHe picked up a small ordinary trunk and threw itontop of some otber baggage when an rxplosion followed which lifted the toppf the car as though it was made ofpapef arid scattered the fragments frag-ments in all directions The shock was terrible and startlgd the engineer and trainmen It also attracted the attention atten-tion s of passengers and when it was found that the baggage car had been almost biown 10 pieces the greatest excitement prevailed The train was stopped and the baggage transferred to another car Magnus is seriously injured but will recover A brakeman who was in the car at the time escaped by being thrown behind a stack of trunks The damaged car was sidetracked and the tram then proceeded on its wdy Pennsylvania railroad officials have determined to sift the matter to the bottom The owner of the trunk was arrested when he presented his check for his trunk at the baggage room of this morning He said he was an Hungarian coal miner and that his name was John Hagman He came from Hazleton in search of work and strenously denied that there was any explosive in the trunk It contained con-tained be claimed nothing but clothing cloth-ing and matches Pending an investigation investiga-tion he will be detained |