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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-18
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

TUESDAY,, MAY II.
hoosE.-Nir Walker on leave, introduced bin
IN ADDITION to an act concerning the manufacture
and sale OF spirituous and Intoxicating liquors p
he bill is intended 10 make more eiectia The pres.
ent law, and is substantially the same as that reuor.
ed and lost in the House. The bill was read twice
and referred TO special committee
Special assignment for 10 o'clock.--The bill to es.
tabish an additional State Penitentiarv in Lanes.
boro was then takenup. Messrs Warren and KeIlopp
advocated the bill on the ground that the prison AT
Charles.own is much small for Its intended mr.
poses.
Alter some further debate, the question was taken
aE', Tue Dill was refused third reading, by a vote
OF yeas to 20 nays. Messrs. Walker, Parker and
Abbott were appointed as the Special Committee on
the new liquor bill introduced by Mr. Walker
ilousE.-oir TAFT OF Upton, moved recon-
slderatlon oil The vote whereby the House, yeser-
day, rejected the bill to increase the salaries of
judges OF Probate 10 Worcester, Essex, Norfolk,
and Plymouth counties.
Inc motion was supported by Messrs Ccrthell
oil Abingdon, Brown Of Salem, Clark Of Northbo-
no, and others, after which the reconsideration
was ordered, and the bill ordered to a third read
ing.
Mr. Eames of Lowell, moved reconsideration
of the vote whereby The House, Yesterday, Or
dered to third reading the resolve for the erec-
ton OF monument to Daniel Webster, and made
bret speech in favor of his notion
MIR Wiegn of Boston, moved that when the
question Is taken, it be at II O'Clock to-day
Carried-87 TO H.
The same gentleman moved to postpone the
lurther consideration of the subject until half past
IL O'Clock. Mr. Livermore of Cambridge, moved
to amend the motion by substituting quarter to
u; but the original motion was approved.
Orders of the day were taken up at 10 O'Clock
and the amendments moved by Mr. Parcher of
Boston, to the ten hour law bill, were discussed
Al 20 minutes 10 II, the special assignment
was called for, by Mr. Wiggin of Boston, and 1t
taken up; but the motion was Withdrawn, and
the previous question was on the amendments to
the ten hour law
Mr. Usher Of Medford, renewed the call for the
special assignment, and moved that the time for
taking the question be extended to l O'Clock
The House refused assent; and the subject of re-
considering the vote ordering to third reading
the resolve for the erection of monument 10
Daniel Webster, was taken up.
The yeas and nays were taken aud the motion 10
reconsider was negatived by 12O 10 1I5
The House then resumed the consideration Of the
amendments to the Ten Hour Law Those offered
by MIR Parcher of Boston were lost; and on mo.
ton OF Mr. Sever Of Boston, the yeas and NAYS was
ordered on that OF Mr. Stevenson 10 except special
contracts from the operation Of the bill The roll
was called and the vote stooG--for the amendment
LOG, against it ll9--majorlty against The amendment
IL.
The yeas and nays were demanded on the question
OF engrossment by MIR Usher Of Mediord and they
were ordered and tahen for engrossiuent l05 against
itSS-majority II.
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Common Council.

communication received from Councillor COL
ton, bis way Europe resigning his place as
member fthe Finance Committee. Laid on the table.
Messrs. Sessions and Nle authorized, in concur
to repair The city hearse and procure suit
of harness.
An ordmnce concerning City Officers came down
from The other Board, read first time, and then
ferred to the committee on bills in second rsadng.
The amended ORDER from the Board of Mayor and AL
demen, in relation to fencing, repairing, otherwise
improving the grave.ya on the Common, was CONCUR
ed in and sent up.
The committee on the petition of AIonzo IIarrows and
Others inrelaon to the purchase of lots in Hope Gem
eteIy reported that the of SI55 paid by parties in
this city, John Brown for burial lots but which
not paid to the City Treasurer, nor otherwise nc.
counted for be refunded to the persons who paid it
The report was referred 10 the City Solicitor.
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$1,000 REWARDi

DR.. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BlTTERS.
u shall be left TO all the people, who shall be en-.
titled to the above reward, after using bottle each
and they will he to be cured of the Liver Complaint
or Indigestion, Janndce Coughs aud Colds, Costiye-
ness FILES, Weakness Headache, all complaints arising
from impure blood, loss Of appette,-in fact ali the
complaints which every body is more less troubled
with, after thawing ont in the Spring. Langey's Bit.
tiers are the very thing Tor all the ladies' and every body
else should have bottle and mistake In that, they
always do good, aud never harm and very pleasant
TO take. Only rs and 37A cents bottle.
sold in orcestor, by James Green, and M. b. Green
wholesale and retail y. Scott r. II Marsh, J.. Il La
zel and all other dealers in medicine. Also, by deners
in AL the towns AMI villages every where.
Wholesale depot 81 Union street, Boston.
mariB law6p
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AccIDENT-Sevoal persons hjwed-Dfore Care.
lessness.-On Friday last, 10 Townsend, Mass,
Cast vlage,) an accident occurred by which tWen-
y sxmen came near losing their lives, all through
the earelessness Of workmen in erecting staging.
The Facts are as followG Between thirty and forty.
men were engaged in erecting the frame Of a new
Unitarian church. Upon the upper beams we're
aid lew slender boards, unsuppored in the centre.
Upon THESE was erected heavy staging, on which
was placed all the sharp edged tools required by
lne wofkmen, twenty SIX IN number! all Of whom
took then positions upon IL, aud we're 10 the act Of
raising some Of the upper frame work, when the
slender ioundatan OF the staging gave way, and the
men, staging, axes, adzes, chises, hammers, heavy
lumber, aud all, were carried down together, dis
lance Of twenty five feet, to the ground Twelve of
the men we're taken out senseless. Mr. Joseph XII.
burn, had his ankle bone fractured. Mr.. Calvin
Sandeison, Of Lunenburg had Of his ribs broken
Mr.. - Lane, Of Lunenburg, was severely bruised
Mr.. Adams, Of Townsend, wan nearly seaped, aud
Mr. John Hart. one Of the contractors, had foot
very seriously jammed. Others were or less
injured. Cafelessncss has evidently become an ep-
edemic.-Pos.
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SHORTS IMPROVED WINDOW SAsH.-We
were yesterday shown model of this improve
ment in setting glass, by which putt, is dispensed
with entirely, aud the glass secured in its place
firmer and better tban by the old process The
Improvement consists in mode of imbedding
narrow strip of India rubber in the sash, upon
which the pane rests The glass is then secured
in its place by the bars Of the sash, which are
movable, but jonted into the sides, and held firm
ly by a single screw in the centre The nven-
ton is especially applicable to rail road cars, and
omnibuses, as the elasticity Of the rubber, upon
which the pane rests, will efIectually protect it
from breakage, in cases of conclusion, or jolting
over bad roads,
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few months since, II. A. Kendell & Co. had
a number of hogs poisoned by some malicious vii
lain, which ed The fore part of the present
week, Ira k. Miller had six Dogs treated in sim
liar manner, two of which, valued at S35, died of
the poison administered to them. TheSelectmen
of Pawtucket offer reward of S25 for such infor-
nation will lead to the conviction of the gull.
ty person of or persons.
A number oieows have died recently in this
place and VICINITY under peculiar circumstances,
and there suspicious that some, if not all, Of
them were poisoned. William Bagley has lost
three cows in this way, the third and last that he
possessed having died two or three weeks ago.
Any person who will crafty spirit of revenge in
this manner must be as cowardly as he is vile
PG0tucket Gazette.
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Assessors Notice.

THE Assessors of the city of Worcester hereby give
4 notice. that they will be in session in their room in
Harrington Block, from n0nday the 23d TO satnr1a,
the 18th of MAY current, from TO l2A NJ ana from /
to O'Clock F. NJ on each day, for the pnrpuse of re-
ceivng list of the polls and estates of the inhabitants
OF said city, liable to taxation therein All persons ia
BILE to be assessed, required by law 20 bring in 10 he
Assessors, within the time specified true lists OF iii
their pols and estates, both real and personal of which
they were in possession on The first day of Nav and
If they neglect TO give to said Assessors in wrin9
under oath if required, true account of their proneriy
all persons SO negecting refusing have no riobt Nv
law to claim abatement ofther taxes -
The number Of Polls OF 20 years of age or u,ward.
the number OF Militia men from Is 10 49, who are not
exempted by law; the quantity OF land and buidinos.
money at interest more than they pay interest
and stocks in banks and other Incorporated conpan;e
money on hand or deposited; furniture exceeding I69o
in valuei goods wares,and Merchandise stock IN ysa,
the number Of cattle, sheep swine horses and
OF all kinds, and the income from professions trades or
employment should be enumerated in the statement IF
each individual having the same TO be taxed for -
PUTNAM w. TAFT, Assessors
SAMUEL SMITH, of
JOSEPH LOWELL. JR., Worces,er
Worcester, May 10, 1873 dawtMos
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u a desiratum long tcdHted may be found in
the and fashionable Hat and SHOE Store of
Washburn, of this city Many bashful youth and diff
hdent old bachelor who have suffered from the embaI-
rassment incident entering shoe store full of la
dies, will dice learn that neigkbor Waahbu
has obvated this difficulty by urnishiI a store erc-
siUeiy for them. The has long been popular
in this city, many of the unfortunate can testify
to, and readers that the namesake of
him, will in no wise mar its luslre by charging exorbi-
tant prices selling inferior goods. Cad and see for
yourselves and you will not be disappointed. No 255
Main street.
QL7'The great sale of books confines at Putnam's
and will contnue every evening until neat Monday See
advertisement.
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@. PtlI sONING- .rn-

Thousnnds of Parents who vrrmiruge composed
OF Castor Oil, Caome &c., are aware that while
hey appear TO benefit the patient they are actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series diseases such as sal
ivation, loss of sight weakness of lmhs &c.
In another column will he found The advertisement Of
Hobensacks Medicines 10 winch weask the attention of
All directly interested IN their well as their Chill
den's health In Liver complaints, all dsord, rs
arising nom those ni bilious type you should make use
u BE not dscetoed,n but ask for Hobeusack's
Worm syrup and Liver Pills, aud observe that each
the signature OF the Proprietor, }. N. HOBENSACK,
none else are genuine.
L. r. LAZEI,L, EDW'D II. MARSH, D SCOTT,
Jr JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL d hill,
Agents for Worcester.
novI3 DIFF
Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
shouId be used.
LIST. To produce new hair,
End. To prevent badness.
Sd. To give dandmff leave TO withdraw
4th. To promote the growth of the hair
5th. TO give the hair rich and luxuriant appear
ance.
9Th. To give the hair natural gloss.
7th. To curl the hair easily.
9Th. To dress the hair tastelully
9Th To prevent the hair from turning gray.
10th. To cure the headache
llh. To keep the head clear.
18TH Because is the best compound in uso for all
these purposes.
Sole Proprietor, L. t. LAZELL, Druggist, 2Ol Main
street. myl4 DIFF
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EXPLOSION FROM IGSoRAEcE man named
Michael Foliage, ia Philadelphia, on Thursday
purchased about forty pounds Of damaged percussion
caps, for old copper, and, on asking how he could
gel the powder out Of them, the seller estingly re.
Piled, he could burn il out. Michael, in the sim
plicy of his nature, took them home heated large
pot red hot, and threw them all in. In few mo-
ments there was a terrific explosion The pot was
broken 70 pieces and some fragments Of il striking
Michael, he was thrown violently to the floor, and
severely wounded in The face and hands. 1t is as.
tonishing that be not killed. portion Of his
clothing was torn OF, and Of his srout boots was
split almost in two.
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Perry & Andrews
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS

No. Harrington Corner, Worcestor, Mass.
THE subscribers Offer for sale LemusT Ghert,s pa
Il tentaotion and Boudnr PIANO FORTEs Of an
ferent styles, vzi
The Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave Ia plain round ind round Cnses
the ana Octave IN square Cnsos, with prices yaryi
from $500 TO 5000 The B0ud0r style which ia an,
pefior 20 Others ~ form aud tone the 7 Ocinye II,
carved Cases the Octave In plain Eases prices fo,
$3.50 70 5000. All the above have Giibefps pafsnp
1ction, and are superior 10 any Others In tho Market
and VIII be sold or exchanged on favorable terms.
Also, Seraphiaes, 4Eoiiaas, and lfelodians,
from the best Makers Music Books of all kinds A
choice selection OF New Sheet Music, Piano slools.
shrleys Furniture Polish, Nc. Pianos 10 LEI tuned AMI
rcpnirnd, EMERY PERRY, Professor. and 49,
apST dawtf a. ANDREWS, Teacher Of Music.
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INTERESTING TRIAL "A case exciting much
interest was commenced before Judge Bigeiow, on
FRIDAY, N the Supreme Court at Plymouth. Rev.
Benz Whitmore sues the 4th Congregational Socie-
ty for $5OO-ome years salary. The defence is that
the plaintiff by 'his lascivous conduct and CONVEX.
sation for the last 50 years. has rendered himself
incompetent to act as minister Mr. W. is an eo.
quent and eccentric Clergyman, wGo has served his
extensive parish for 36 years, in which time his
church increased from twelve to TWO hundred menu
bers. lie was very popular, and greatly beloved,
until his testimony in regard viii raised up enc.
mes, since which Time rumor has beeu busy with
his name.
The Court House is crowded with friei DIS and 70, ,
OF The venerable plaintiff, who has nearly reached
the age of three and ten. Vim. IL. Spear and
I. u. Elliot, Esqs., appear Tor the plaintiff; G. 6
Davis and I. q. Coffin for the defendants
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~ Ole Bull is doing a good work for the Norwe-
gians in America. Al Chicago, last week. there
was gathering Of his cosnu, men, at which he
made speech aud was rapiurously received. The
Norwegian church was crowded with Norsemen.
gfy Quite an excitement has been raised by mad
dogs IN Milford, Mendon, and other towns in that
vicinity.
ca The old directors Of The New Haven railroad
were reelected at New York ON Thursday, without
opposition.
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u selby & Co viii sell this morning at 10 O'Clock,
that splendid of Pear Trees Just imported
from the Nursery of NJ. Goudin d Co near Montmar-
tire, France The extra size of the trees their great
variety of kinds, and the superior quality every root
exposed for SALE constitute inducements purchasers
to buy, which are very seldom offered.
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A RUNAwAY SLAVE KILLED.-At East Baton
Baton Rouge, La, escaped negro slave, whom
two citizens Of Pot Hudson attempted TO recapiure,
50 resoutey fought for his freedom, that they were
Obliged to desist. They thereupon obtained a pack
of dogs aud pursued the fugitive 10 DRIFT in the riv-
er, where the dogs brought him to bay. When the
pursuing party came up, he refused TO surrender,
aud was immediately shot, and fell into the water.
90 determined was the poor fellow not to be cap.
tured, that when AN effort was made 10 rescue him
from drowning, he made battle with his club, and
sunk waving his weapon in angry defiance at his
pursuers
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DEEPEN THE SoIL.--Those who have not
finished blowing for early crops, should deter
mine on deepening their soils, either by using the
sub soil pow, which Is preferable, or BY blowing
more deeply with the surlace pillow. Those who
fear TO use the sub soil plow, OF to increase their
usual depth Of blowing, despite the Overwhelming
evidence to the contrary, may a, least pillow one
inch deeper man last year, and thus gradually
deepen and improve their soils. - Working
Farmer.
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From my old Stand, No. 9 Exchange street TO 90
Main street, (or many years J. Rands Bonnet Store)
doors North of the Central Bank, where shalt keep
good assortment OF SILK. Scotch, American and Eng
fish GlNGHAMS, UMBRELLAS, and in season, a
large assortment OF my Ownmanuf acture nfPARASOlS
u Every Upbrella and Parasol ill be warranted,
N. B. Umbrellas and ParasOs repaired and covered
in n workmanlike manner. N p. MOORE,
feb23 DIT 80 Main street.
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TT The Sandwich Islands. lying in the track of
trade between California, China, and Australia. be-
come an interesting object in our diplomacy. IL il
designed TO appoint commissioner Of distinction
and ability to these islands, with instructions no, to
refuse the offer OF cession which was made to Pres
dent Fillmore, il that offer should be repeated. In
Short the acquisition Of these islands will be one Of
the measures oftha administration. Mr.. Angel, OF
New York, has been appointed consul 10 the prin-
eipal port Of The group.- NJ y. Comir.
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Adams & Cleain. Artists.

MO, lsS Main Street, directly opposite the American
~ House, Worcester, Mass, having fine Sky Light
for Adults, we have recently asdded TO Establish
ment adjoining Room, with "A spacious Side Light,
expressly for Dagnerrsot, ping Children, by the of
which Pictures made aim st nstntaneously--
Those who have failed at other Rooms invited to
give us call.
a. Hours for small Children, from 10 Il M, to m.
may2 dawtf
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GEO. W. SKiNNER, NJ. d.

CFormerly Of Vest Neoo5uy, Mass.
Residence, College building. Union Hill,
WORCESTER, MASS.
References Calvin Newton, NJ. d., Rev r. w.
hlgglnson, Worcester; Hon. Horace Mann, West
newton; The Hutchinson Family, Milford, n. II.
" MIS- skinner is prepared, heretofore, serv
Ladies, as Female Physician, fir diseases peculiar 10
heT sea and Parurieut Patients in the capacity OF
Accouchense. Will answer calls night and day.
anil div
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SODA AND sTRUP.-Decious Soda and Syrup at D.
ScoS 245 Main st. This hint will not be lost those
good folks who promenade Main ST., in these sutry
times. D. SCOTS fountain is cool a zephyr. Pat
Ionise it, Ladies and Gentlemen.
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me Ihenpest ana Besti

This is certainly the with DIR. TOBIAS CELE-
DRAFTED VENETIAN LiNImENT, as no one ~ called on
TO pay Tor IT, II they do not get relieved should they
II according To the drcciions-and family will be
without IL, after giving IL fair trial II CURES
tooth ache, IN five minutes the most severe Cough 10
low days, Headache ia haitian hour, Chronic Rheuma-
tum In shorter time than any thing yet known II
not recommended for IgaGmmdtory Rh'umatisBi, ns
tha requires internal treatment and the aid Of Ply.
tician Is necessary. No one having children ought To
be without bottle IN the house, in Of Group, as
single application Will IT, and thereby the life
Of mony child Dysenely Is Immediately cured by II,
iftnken when FIRST attacked II stops the severe
vomiting in few minutes II is also warranted for
Cuts, Burns, scelds, Sores, Seedlings, Mosquito Bites,
elc, Price, 70 aud 80 cents.
DR.. Tobias has also put up a HORSE IMMINENT.
In nehry pint botlesj which owneiS Of Horses win
find Superior TO any other for Gals, Cole spains Swell
lings, etc. Price, so cents.
1T All orders must be addressed 10 On TOBIAS
No. 2q0 Greenwich street. New York, post paid
AGBNTs-Dayid Scott, NJ. D. Green, Division No
~, Worcester John Sutton, New Worcester, a. j.
Taii, aud w. II. johnson, Mlbury j. NJ grout 4
Co., and Phincas Jones, Spencer.
mario doa,y xy.o,y
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For the TOilet.--Lombafd d Cunda have en-
tered largely nio the manufacture Of Hair Toncn
coming under the general head of usral 1uid,' which
is put up very neatly, and is excellent article The
perfume is delicate aud permanent the stimulate quail
tiles well adjusted, and the sollenng and ustre Civ
ing qualities just what is desired Springfield Re-
publican, June S, 1852. ml6 dawtf
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A PRIzE.-A Rev. Robert Armstrong, of New.
burg, IN. Y.,) recently purchased from an English
man number of minerals, among which was one
supposed TO be topaz, but subsequent examination
has convinced him that il is diamond. lis weight
IS liz ounces and its estimated value is So 900
900. lie has been offered half million for one
half Of it, which he has declined
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SPIRIT RAPPINGs AND NICRoMANcY.-One
OF the churches in the Presbytery of Chicothe,
Ohio, has suspended Two of its members, who had
been engaged IN the spirit rappngs. The Presby.
terry adopted the following resolution as to the rap
pings:
Resolved, that the practice of spirit rappngs $50
caed,) it prevails in many pats, is, IN view of
this Presbytery revival 81 The old abominaton of
1icromancy, 50 decidedly condemned in the word of
God.
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NJilIer,s Oneratlon

TOT FINing IeeIh UVefENpOsed NEVIS.
This operation, original with The subscriber, has
been performed by him, during and half years.
nearly three hundred tines with tie loss Of one tooth
only, so far as known Also, by several distinguished
Dentists whom he instructed more than two years ago
who have been emlnently successful. By no ether
method of treatment heret fore IN use can so many
teeth be saved, alter their living membranes become
exposed. =. z. MILLER.
decll ar
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RAILROAD AccIDEEr. Al Paterson, N. J..
Monday evening, 10Th inst, as the cars were com.
ing into the depot, boy about years Of ape son
Of William Collins, residing II Marshall street, III
r. York, IN passing iron one ca, 10 another, fell be-
tween and was instantly killed.
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THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The New York Elk.
press states that it is now certain that the CRYSTAL
Palace will not be completed by the first of June,
though the work continues to progress with yigor.
1t is expected, however, that goods wall begin TO be
stored in about three weeks.
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Stock of Groceries for Sale,

A RARE opportunity is offered, for any person wish
IA ing TO engage IN business with moderate capital
to purchase small stock Of Goods in of the best
locations in the city, where good and Increasing run
Of trade is established
The proprietor having strong inducements offered TO
engage in different business enterprise will give pur
chaser good bargain. Inquire al this office
my ~ dawH
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- Hon. James Meacham, while attending to
the construction ola barn at Middebury, VT, was
struck by large sledge hammer, thrown by one of
the wolkmen from the roof Of the building. The
bones above the ankle we're crushed by the blow