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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
Failuro Of mo cable Enterprise.

The Atlantic telegraph enterprise boo mrt
with another failure By rhe arrival Of
steamship Aauh slr.at Ara York we learn
that lhe Niagara and Gargan arrived 90
Queenstown July ., with news chat tho cable
parted ou board the ARamemuon June 20
about one thousand mles from Ireland, when
lhey had li2 miles paid out and 900 was go-
ing 0u perfectly well on board che Niagara.
The signals from The Agamemuou ceased and
lhe electricians tests ou board tbe Niagara
showed that the cable must have parted A.
Liverpool universal regret was expressed 10
lhe result The difficulties were too uumcr
QUE md gigantic 20 be- overcome. 80 APP
prolo' was made 90 success, II Is estimated
rIai about two hundred and 0ny miles Of the
o'Ir hld been Iuil from both vessels when
ihe break occurred Wbahcrth o experience
Of the prpsent will be sufficient o. ensure
success az the nest Trial, remains 20 he seen.
The fyll details Of the disnsler have nor been
received, ~ the Agamcmuan aud Naloraus
bad not arrived when the North Star lcG
England.
The following Ia relation to lhe laying o.
the cable aud the difficulties 10 be- surmouul
ed wo find To- lhe y, y hraiug Po4n
Mr. Morse, whom We have been in the
hnht Of regarding ~ one Of the highest
authorities Ia Geographic science, We arc in-
formed, has never expected lhAt the expedition
nov upon the Atlantic would be- successful
though he II quite sluFuiuc that % cable can
be laid anil worked between the trrmiui
which the company has selected, lie docs
not disguise his conviction that the cable ON
hoard the cOmpluyA steamers " much too
heavy, and that one Of Iitlt its weight, or less
might bo laid and wpssrl effectively, lljs
views upon !his subject and the consequence
10 which they have led, arc said 10 have been
The controlling reasons for his being lcn out
of the board Of Direction, NJ the election
which Immediately proceeded the reduction
10 the price OF the stock"
The Past also adds
"Ihcrr are other provisions which have
been tuggostrl 90 ug against thr accidents
to which the plans for LAYING submarine cables
have thus far proved 20 bo Liable, which We
will submit without argument TOR what they
are worth
\ cable cailri cannot be uncoilcl without
kiuhFF
Therefore the cable must be rccyrl to be
laid,
The necessity for two vessels 10 las the
cable quodWplca land morcj the risk Of nct,
dcntsi
Therefore the cable must be laid from our
ship.
The voyage IN England Is easier. shorter
and safer than the voyage L,om England
Therefore the vessel with the cable thuult
start irom'lhi, side
There is one vessel and one only Of uun- .
age and room sufficient to carry The whole .
cable, 10 wit, the Lcathani
Therefore, the cable, if ever laid No all, .
must be laid on a succession " reels IN the
Lc'lolhan, and the LcNiathdn must sail from
our own shores
II these views should be deemed TO poses,
any value, it would be- easy for the Lc,iathln
TO bring the cable with her t. this country
ana lay II her first trip home"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
Murder by tho ShoriT.

The murder of policeman Anderson in New
York one year since while in the discharge
OF his duty is probably remembered by ma
n, of our readers. Michael Canccmi, an
Italian, has been convicted Ton a second
tria) of this murder, and was sentenced by
the judge to be hung on the 2nd of Scptom-
Der ncxt,-ns we published last week. The
manner Of his trial was peculiar. lie was
tried by eleven jurors; the twelfth having
Withdrawn after the trial commenced. This
was by stipulation entered into by Canccmi
and his couVcil together with the government
that the trial should go on with the eleven
jurors. 1t did so, and Canccmi was found
guilty and is sentenced to be hung. 1t is
now claimed that hc was illegally tried and
convicted, and it he is hung il will bc muir
der as much as was the killing of Anderson
Hardly any one doubts the guilt of Cunocmt
hut even those that believe him a murderer,
object to his being illegally hung.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
oar outside,

There win be found some agricultural read
ing on tbo fourth page thls week In am mr.
rirr on the drsr page tlla wonderful case Of
Alcsis ST. Martin Is brought before our read
eu-not as anything new, but as giving val
liable Information 40 % the processes and r.
iccls Of digestion, and also the time il takes
different articles Of food 90 digest
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
'GuIlaul Iiruc E..c,.n

We inadvertently omm.tted 70 orll aucu-
tion % lhe proceedings Of the Republican
convention Iu Esscx county Published hst
week, We happen 20 know that some Of the
men put iH nomination o. lbat time, arc II
lhr right stamp, and Il elected, as Ibcy viI,
Boo, Of couuJ w.Il do honor TO rcr county
and State, The Republicans n E,scz take
mo- step backwards when liberty Is az stake,
We shall cNpceta flyombleropoufom them
in s.ullmhnL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
sad sccidcnG

Q We learn by private letter from Mont.
pc'icr that on Saturday last soon after the
mail train left Mortified for Burlington. the
cnginccr-Mr VIM. l. Shattuck sounded
hi, whistle to "hrakc up" and Immediately
fell or lcapcd fyom the engine striking hi,
head against a tie, or was struck by the wheel
killing him at once, The train was approach
ing new piece Of track, and from his sound
ing the whistle It is presumed he saw, or
though. he saw, some obstruction or dcrangc.
mont of the roadi but all that seems to be
known certainly, is, that he gave an alarm.
and the next instant was Off the engine and
dead. He was son Of Mr.. Edmund Shat
mcl, of Windsor, and brother, we believe,
of MIR. Charles Shottuck, the mvotitc con.
ductor Of the Northern road. His arc was
- years. The remains were carried to
Windsor on sunday and the impressive f,-
neral services at the Baptist church in the
afternoon were attended by crowded audi.
cUCc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
Tho Crops and tho Harvest.

We thnk wc are justified IN l,ius that
the crops in this vicinity - the present time
cook remarkably we'll although the spring
was backward, the last month ha, brought
forward everything "Rrovablr" w,,h great
rapidly! Nothing but wet weather cla lrc-
vent an. excellent as well a, heavy, crop
of hay. Corn and English grains look very
wells and if the rust docs not strike the poo
'atucs There will be large Yield q no. mpr.
phys"
In New Hampshire, too, We have f,yor.
able accaHHt- Manchester Afirrur-r5
presses the opinion that it has never seen
the pastures loul, so well all over the STATE.
'or live STOCK improve so rnpidlyon grlss in
% month Of juuc q, this year. So much
hay will be cut that with the large amount
left over from last year. the barns will be
crowded corn, till within two weeks very
backward, is.comiug forward with great ra-
pidity and promises to be good rye, oats
wheat, barley and potatoes give promise Of
an immense crop.
The Boston JoUua Of the 2lst saws &c.,
Last evening three cars Of corn were shown
TO us, the growth Of the present season, the
kernels full and plump, and the cars well ill
ed out, This we believe is the frs, corn in
the market this season. It was grown by
Col b. r. Walker, Of Clarcmout, y. H., and
demonstrates cono!usiycly that he is skill
ful farmer
a correspondent in Canada West, says it
is still cry of hard times, bui in some pla-
ces business appears 10 revive a little. The
city of Hamilton is progressing with very
heavy job--that of her water works. Mr..
John Gartshorc of Dundas has the building
Of the engines, which part alone amounts to
SlG000Os VIM. lIcndric has the laying Of
the pipe seven miles at Sl2L0OO
The general appearance of the crops fore
tell a bountiiul harvest. Some pieces Of
wheat are beginning to turn. Fall wheat is
now scliiog-at-.$7 - Spring at 81 l-2j
potatoes 60 - -
LAUNDERING, business is the hardest now
going Clear is selling at 81; ID Sl2;
box 49, common is almost given away, from
3 to so per NJ is the highest
Mn CHoArE--1he Louisville Journal of
the 10th says. AIR. Cheate., we infer, hasn't
a very exalted opinion Of the pulpit, or of the
men who occupy it. Referring, in the Fifth
Of July Grafton at Boston, to proposition
previously nnnuncintrd, he got oft this re-
markatic snccr at The cloth.
"Iherc is o cant Of shallowucss and fanati-
Cism " lttl mi,uudCrStands and denies this
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
A4-rtii-iH=4

some people mare- It pay to advertise
Robert nonncv-l The y, {. ieilr,. alycr.
ti.rd 100 the 1,hmr alone to the amount of
Ihs" |hnww@ HoHuT-,hchrgcs, amour,
We believe that he or any other man ever
paid tor advertising in a single issue of ono
paper. Mr. bonner has expended 100000
within The last year Tor advertising. There.
suits have justified this magnificent outlay
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
Republican State Ticket,

for Governor
HlLAND HALL, Of bennington
For Lieutenant Governor,
BURNHAM MARTIN, Of Chelsea,
For Treasurer
HENRY NJ, BATES, Of Mortified,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
Essex County bible Society.

At % convention, duly called, Of ih, GlugI.
Of the Bible cause .n EasoN county M.I o.
l.nHnrowg July Ub, uov hrmat ft..
Vermont lil-.r Society Ws iumrI, called
"Iac l..,rN County l,..lr SlHaiN"
The convention met iU ih. Cnn-f.. ''ud
OhWrh, ard Di'r being dolly o.L4,,a
PRAYER was offered hy l;.,.JuuN Wu-uu,
10 NruuN
Iur draft W constitution $50, presented
N ilri Nr1u,I w. Freeman uf Gu.l|HiI
WI" tNn ur 'Nrr. blight umHam..f,. .f
"'' 1N",'.+ %. '. 0..ffH' - 40 tae -HO...
y Nua 900 present a.,m. m.mH., ry
l'."s "r ..t.. ta.a .U|e a. ia.t ua.s..
@. Wc Mua. u, ur society. o. n.ru.u
,'mn.i',r 'n terminating officer, w ape
.'.'.' ~, ''i. .||lI' .'Hs. l|t 40 u ~. = ..u
Muu,i." htU.u g. Chandler. l..u.. Dr. II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24

PArM RAuNoAp DlsAsrEn.-A fatal rail.
road accident occurred on the New York and
Erie Railroad on Thursday, by which five
parsons lost their lives and several more
were seriously wounded. when the express
JTsH w'dfH i1Ft JIJsey TITy az F0IT pasT I've
ia rhc afternoon Waa about six miles this
side of Port Jcrvis and about seventy five
from New York, roihof the track gave way
ondth two hind care were thrown down an
.u,hanltmout Of thirty feet
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24

STARTLING QUFSTloS.-Wc find in tho
Charlie ton. Mercury the following recorded
as tho 18th regular Toast Mt. the FiTth Of july
celebration at Waterford, S. {.
The Free Stdtcs--Thcy have violated the
Federal compact in manumit,ing our slaves
within their borders why should We not re-
taliatc 10y confscNting the property Of their
citizens when found withiroour borders.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
THcusJ Rain.

There was q succession Of thunder show
ea here on Wednesday night Of great pow
60, and tWo inches Of rain lrll, washing the
roads badly and lodging grass and grain
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
COUNTY rIoIEmr.

BLlSS y. DAVIS, Ie..,
a, q, CHADWICK, { ''"''o''
WM. CHASE, A., I.J,..
IllOS, WATSON, "''' '''h'''
q, T, BROWN, States Attorney,
Z ASA l., FRENCH, Judge Of Probate,
y, {, STEVENS, High Sheriff
EHASTuS WOODRUFF High Bailif
Easex County Nominations,
joins q, DAZZLING, Senator,
asa i! III. Judges.
JONAH BROOKS, Judge Of Probate.
GEO, y, DALE, States Attorney,
WM, CHENEY, Sheriff
NM, u. ROsEBROOKS, II. BailiG
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
Gbr Californian.
sd. Johnabury. Jnly 81. Is 6a.
HY G. NJ sToNE q 90.

lrItHi.b De- the aim of lhp conductors ~ lHr
CNLrppHIAh 60 give lhe NeNs iu au attractive
form aud iF its season. 20 make an interesting
md cleHi.ng FHmiiy journal 20 discuss public
affairs win independence and 'iFadiYi and 90
whg'lhee common Ncp England sentiment against
tAe grr4t Wrong u Slavery.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24

\ tAlNY DAY JORE -" Come In Quite Of
tRe wet as the shark said WHOM hr swallow
ea the I,t''c negro boy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24

Of the Phillips Academy IT AHdorr. aud Ca
Dim che young ladies of the graduating dasF
ofyesirday SENT pud obtaining some Of Mrs.
Taylor hair and a.smaIl dagueueoBpo, had
tho former manufactured into % bracelet, and
thr miniature srt into llr heavy gold clasp
herot Upon the inner side Of the clasp was
engraved "Prosculci by Tic Class, july 80,
lAis, and lhe bracelet was Tuesday morning
presented 20 Miss Taylor"
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'iriaI arw. ~, ~, nop.rd.


howoyf az that time, Glol ana affidavit that
be was unable 20 procure the attendance Of
un important witness, and stated some things
tending strongly 10 prove bis innocence ~
the charge laid against him, which hc expect
ed 20 prove by this witness Ho, therefore,
sought % continuance Of the case tiIl the next
term Of conrt This the judge decided 20
grant unless the counsel for the state would
adult hir affidavit Tho ShLs Attorney
decided ~ admit the affidavit and thr lrial
was set for Friday rbc ldth on that day,
an aililal.t was received from lhn alarpmcu-
toned witness declaring that Ilowurd's ad-
dny,t was entirely false, So dr COS respected
her The State therefore urged thut they
should not be bound hy the contract 20 adj
nit Towards affidavit and moved q cautiu-
unuco Of the cusc t'Il the nest term Of court
which was granted, After o severe rcpr-
maud from the Judge FOR lri0iug with the
court ln making false affidavit Howard WINS
rcmaudrd 20 ilil where be- will remain t.li
the nest term Of court unless be succeeds iu
obtaining the bail required on the Gyc in-
dclmcul7 standing against him, This bail
b. iiNcd hy the court az $1,000.
MoNTrrluu GAs LIGur ComANy.-Thi,
company commenced operations in October.
lN5j, with capital stocI, Of $4,000 The
amount oi >lilp 800 has been applied from
thc earnings 90 construction, and $3.50 IG for
repairs and improvements uu house belong
Ing 90 the COMPANY Beside, these amount,
the uri earnings 90 lN inst, amount 90 ST.
=. '"--n,llR per cent on ne capital;
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i,''' wv C'""',l "'''' """ p'' ''"'
3,''''H '"''', "' Wv" " W''p''l "l '''
IL, '',' NJ Wv ''"r' ~ ''''""'''' "' gus
''' '"'''''
\ NS KILLED ST A BrH IIr>T-Ou
Friday last, the gr0plr fWurrcn surrounded
gud Killed @ bear, ou the mountain between
m. 4, .L..,', c,,,, I',i w., rr... W.
i,.i ,. ,b.,. ,...,, H.. r., 80 ''' c.
.u,rl an lr,,i,, , XIX, r.,
ibn r,,o ,,',' ,T., A.. '
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M, l,.i ,,.,',. '.'
ilr.,,b ,,,,.,,.., ,.,., l,,.. '
L,pr NIr ~. ,n,,,'.I, IN, YIN i.r
..I . """' I,''N ''" 'Ng'''n'h-
person near h'm. ard ,hr wound fund ~ 'br
tnl IIrvH. slr.i.l.t, Nj. hons. ....r Ji.l
aN.4i tva.,l. .al S.,ur.I.y .ii.g,.... u.
l.a,r, u.vi.. and ,.N ,l. ....u ,,h9 v.ra l
g.l.ur upon A.a. !4r la.,f -urrpu. - H.Tt-.-
man.
Ir.r... .,,,.,,. p,.,.,...,.... .r
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nan po ,ho Gth. and g.,.l so .,rl,. ,.'l r..i.
iur iH, ilr.il. ,.l'in., of Stror., u..r a..
understand th4t the nroprir,uI of tl, \,..I,-
Wv "'H "'''+'' "''''' lH'
OBI il. '' ST..
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Gotta Hloodca H"rdcr. I've Mc" shor

faid Hioodcd Murder, I've HcH sboI
Dead.
Nh Enron ] transmit % you herein thc
facts Of tho most rmg.cll scene that has dark
rnrd the history OF our peaceful State FOR
years. The people Of this vicinity were
thrown into CONSERVATION ON Friday lGth
inst, by the sad intelligence dat two young
men bad been waplony murdered by q
lhird.
Doing IN an adjoining town / Immediately
rrhairod to the fatal ground and learned as
below.
On lhe above named morning AZ about sis
o'clock o young man l7years Of age, named
Ariel Martin Jr appeared ~ tho house Of
ttnuisou Wheal1ck, win hs dHe aud dog,
cnquired NJ Whool,oks wife whore her hus-
band was Being informed that hc was In
the meadow moving, he repaired thlhcr and
after eouyrning with him few moments 10
o friendly manner, retrratcd q short distance
and deliberately shot ballet through his
heart. Whrol1ck uttered o shrill cry, ran
about three or four rods md fll dead wberc
be WA found ly hisVlle short time after
ward, Martin thcu wendell biz way 10 the
Gcld Of Moses Goodcll, whore Doc and three
others weFs 1T work commenced talk
ing 20 them in o social manner and told them
Doe bad. "shot deer To- Whcolocks meadow
but had not killed him As they resumed
their work, be again fred shooting one lu-
cus Ainsvorlh 10 the back, Tho bah enter
cd just under the shoulder bindc and passed
out az the breast he Immediately ioli, where
upon his comrades fed as Martin commenced
rclooding his rifle, surprising Aiuswouh
dead Anor n short time the wounded man
rosusci tatod, and finding no one near walked
10 the house, some sc,puty0,r rods Medic
cal aid was soon procured, bat to mo- avail,
hc lived some three hour, in ngouy md then
died, llova, about a2 years of age and
leaves o dependent wifr and two helpless
ohild.cn, Whc.lpco was some three years
older and leaves q young wife only H--Nas
o steady industrious Young man and leaves %
large circle Of grief stricken friends.
Martin ueNt went 90 "Krnts Corner" some
two miles, whore uo doubt other intended ,ic.
tim, awaited him. Bat The Intelligence p rr
coeiod him and hc was accordingly arrested
vilhpu, further trouble. lie was examined
before Justice 600 Saturday aud committed
Ga jn'l TO await further unl 80 reason c.u
Doe g'cn for The mwdorou, deed. and 900 pnl-
la'on wa, offered ly d., counsel, except the.
usual p'rl of insanity
IAr ulN developed raauimu.iv a.hViua
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T"777V M T0-' TTVT'N
RnseInn
Send me run cage NJ, trip
(Sigucd.) -

(NlguCd)
The nstcriSkS stand for the name of n wcu.
known keeper of a Public House i'm that vii.
lagc' more noted for some other things than
iioI ,Ris tNcrary ottainmcnts. There was n
nNJ' indiSunctncsS about the p in the "up" ;
II looked as much like an f. aud up didn't
seem to he quite the word To use there either
However, it couldn't we'll he amy tbing Inn,
mp nnd-As 1t read, so il went Bv the pcxt
tram from Boston came a neat bird care. far
Mr. with a bill of the same for col,cc-
ton, ana when, shortly after, the author Of
the dispatch dropped inln -t4la4ra,,l,- r,f
nee winch was also the Express office. thev
we've handed out to him, only to be rejected
with nm Indignant g,unt, while he turned m
poke OYER the hnNcs and bundles for his
- wen what do our readers suppose il
was mr. wnntrd, md had tried to telegraph
tor NnttruE murr on less Than n LrJ H.
fHgc' The supposed p was an after ali.
ana Gag uf trip spclt kcg of tripc
tea, and to this day. if he is alive, we prc.
2llnE liz G-ial+Llaa- l.. i+++
THE first and last time he ever used tho tclc-
grapht'' he sent for a lot Of tripc and rot n
teNrletiyc) bird cage"
~ The expression Truth is stranger
than fiction" is supposed to npplymorc Ia,rtic-
uIarly TO matter in the administrations news
papers.
~ On Saturday last, Mr.. NJ. j. Ellsworth.
of Cornwall narrowly escaped death by an
attack OF a vicious bull. lie was adjusting
a chain to his horns when the cnragod mi.
mai plunged his head furiously against Mr..
E.'andd cpriycd him orstrcngth. The bull then
planted lbs fore feet on each side of hin, and
made desperate effort to gore him, which he
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24

tuuuIsrpapEscE.-W solicit voluntary c0m-
mhualatoHs from al parts ~ he eauuiJ uplE
matters m interest a. licms n Norr, H par-
riruiar v.Il be- rhaulmliY received.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24

;. ~ rETrEN0lLL s. CO., Boston and ArW
hufk, HrH Huthuflfd o. receive AdfrulsrWrU q
fr Tho c4isdpuiaU iu both thc above places.
.. H. AlLlh, lsurrrss0T GO y. b. lzlmcrJ
AraspaVrr Advertising Agent, 30, ! hrpllu p
hpiidiuE. Count street HustnHi BE- authorized 90
receive adlrrtiacmcntn tor ths paper 40 The same
Itf.1 Hb TpUuITfd b. ut.
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wac prevented from doing by buttons on h''
horns, Two men were but D." yards DE-
raut and came Instantly 90 h.' rrI.aL ii's
escape, with serious bruises only wac almost
miraculous.
We learn hy thc hy of similar accident
in Sudbury, short time since, which result
ed fatally We did uott bear lho name OF
the victim HrgsiD
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
NisffllgnU

SWIMMING MARCIA YoUNG LADY
REscuEp BY "PEEPING ToM."-That
even So iseAn business as that Of Peep-
jug Tom may tprn out happily, the fol,
iowinS from the Pittsburg Dispatch
P.,re>:
''At hurdoeksFiile, some young ladies'
hsl selected shady nook aud were en-
joyinX river bath, Bhen two young fel-
lows, Strolling in the woods, heard an un-
usual pla>hipg ip tie water, and following
their ears, were amazed and-shai We
say it9---dclighted, il Oh turning 2 sharp
bend in the river, TO behold the water
nv aphs soating ir the ripping current,
fairar .hau the naiads and more enchsnt-
ing than sY-ens. Concealing themselves,
oap of the r.seais Sagered thirty d9hars
IN the syinming powers of u faxen-
haired diylqity against 8 small dark-eyed
b-luty-the two being the leaders of the
rsr;y and the most expert swimmers
1he wager was accepted. The two had
arc ut for long swim, strong swim
aud Il swim together, when the fair haired
she shFieked at turtle; apd terribly
frightened sank under the surface.
III was struggle between gailantry
aud duty with the young man; but the
Ole she had accepted the challenge leapt
from his hiding place into The stream,
and striking ont boldly, succeeded in
seirinc the iusensible aud drowning girl
aud dragged Ter to the shore. Of course
tie remainder Of the party had fed, but
soon rrturaei, took charge of the inaui-
mate form, and restored her TO CONSCIOUS
re>s. In consideration of the service
performed the young fellows were grant
ed absolution. The heroic rcscuer of the
young lady. however, claimed the thirty
dollars, on the score that his nymph had
fairly won the match II IT ls not du,t-
- up tie young men purpose that the
lAdles shall try again.
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