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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

A BRIDE BURNED To DEATH.-By passengers
from Lebanon we learn of most distressing affair
which occurred near that place Yesterday Miss
Susan Shuck. daughter of John Shuck Esq . was
10 have been married to Mr.. John Thomas at IL
O'Clock. But few minutes prior to the time the
ceremony was to be performed her dress accident
ally caught on fire, and the wedding dress. which
was OF thin material, was instantly in a blaze
and the young lady was fatally burned. Her sis
Ter, Mrs Burr Harrison in her efforts to save her
fired her own dress. and was. perhaps. even more
severely burned. There Is but little hope of her
recovery II Is feared. Mr.. Shuck and other mem
bers OF the family. who also tried to relieve the
young lady from her perilous situation Were
burned, but not seriously. The scene was terrify-
ing beyond the expression of language
The bride was badly burned from the waist IN
and the hair burned from her head. After her
wounds Were dressed. and while she lay upon her
couch, suffering the intenseSt agony, the marriage
ceremony was performed.
Rooms had been prepared at the National Hotel.
IN This city, for the bridal party and they were
leave by the evening train.-LOuISr iHe Courier.
FEB. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

VISIT OF Mr.. Golden TO ANERIcA.-Mr.
Golden. the great English reformer, arrived at
Boston on Saturday in the steamship Canada
Before leaving England Mr.. Golden addressed
q letter to the secretary OF the Ballot Society
in which he makes a striking allusiOn to Mr.
Bright's efforts to secure a more efficient repre-
sentation Of the people in Parliament He says:
If he should persevere for few years until
his plan In its main features become law IA it
assuredly will do, then he will experience as
did, the pleasanter side of the ordeal. Then
when everybody discovers that instead of all
the evils predicted, nothing but increased Sc
curity, contentment and prosperity springs
from has reforms. he will find nine tenths of
those who now profess the greatest dread of
him the most eager TO shake hands with him on
the success Of his measures Nay, they will
claim to have been always with him in princi-
pie, only regretting that they did not better
understand each other ut tho outset. This il
the chequered fate of all the pioneers of politi-
cal progress. and our friend has had too much
experience in such matters to be either disap-
pointed or discouraged Mt what is now happen
ing. Mr.. Golden, who has always been u
strong friend of the ballot. states that his jour
ney through the Union will enable him to see
the working of secret voting there, and that he
will record his opinion of it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-02

EVERLASTING FIRE.-About two years ago. 4
declivitOus slope, on the margin of James river
near the Petersburg railroad bridge. was made the
place of deposit for the cinders from the Tredegar
Works, AT the instance of the owner of the prop
erty. Mr.. James Thomas. who desired To improve
10. The deposit was continued from time to time
until large level surface was formed, and il was
then discontinued. in consequence of the discOve-
nv that the subtrata of cinderS orr inaly deposited
had ignitel. The whole mass, several feet below
the surface is fire. and has been for several
months causing n settling of that part nearest the
river. Very little smoke is emitted fir this sub
terraneOus combustion. but the surface is very
hot, and in many places is cracked with assures
The fact that this ire has been progressing for
hong time. in the manner described. is certainly
a little eXtraOfd naTy.-RirhIHORd Wing.