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NEW DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL
L IT,
TO be entitIed-
THE SOUTHERN AURORA

Rouge new Dsdsra,c Journal entitled the souTHERS
designed that this journal shall rgidy adhere to, and
m S n Of the h M %
Jefferson Madison Macon Taylor of Carolina aud successfully
Il win uphold and pport Fedora, consti uon not
basis or 81 noqa M AND central po e
@
and i viii eDdeaso strip
before the the people in the and 1t"n'y of its sim
Si all s By Gonsress involving the
and by which virtually usups the to remodel the terms
It will oppose all eravagent appropriation progate
eSpendtare Of the public monies III naernpnon exer
Contend for an esoaomsa q the Federal Gov
& e The END s n 3 s @ ne s bur
hssy BY a. and unjust taxation @
aeas and wsats Of the st,e show
power within this Union that Ion submit be trhed
vita aud This journal wi meyer yield one o more Of
strepgh nor will longer submission to hose wrongs
and aggressions which shall derac' from their dignity and
sst and vital Southern olsy the sapi,i
labor be exended that and Of The
so1 may be "sgsg sysGPsa lev and anx M Me" m
will not expect to secure the Of This ccy b. means of
rodicay been The Of political demasoeues and The
ad @ P hs
ta America that portion of the American Cont
will demand strict observance Of all the guarantees of
slavery and It's rights and the protection Of slave
property, the other kinds of
whether within The erosies OF the Fade al Government
the of its citizens under Its ag the high
As uocy of the Stnte win urge the importance OF
ITS position ~ commercial view magnificent
q It's growi prosperity and greatness. L will
hbera system OF state Improvements la its ral
sources and facilities may be developed to The extent
whilst at the time will economy
and Looping off Of all useless expenditures
needless In short IL is dtd this jour
nal snH promo the highest and welfare of the
pie OF loulsiana in all things
Il i d.ssnsd to secure for te Aurora ennen, and able
from all sections of the South
nica'h from our aeRed citizens in every parish
state that a our subscribe each familiar will
the con Ion pr gess incidents tee' gs and dongs
people Of every other section of the State
The Aurora" will be Weekly Jonrnal, large size
published az advance, to secure fo
1t gener' and extended among n classes
the people, will be sent TO clubs of Twenty at 81 TO Zach ne
copy.
The publication will be commenced about 18th of Novem
Der next, provided the number of ucrihers sufficient
warrant md for this object the undersigned
the whole State, hoping to with liberal
from the people. Int meantime connnniesont
dressed to him AT Clinton, La, EDWARD nEIAjNY.
July list, lsi9 iy & If
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Telegraphed to the Vev orieass CreseeI
RIVER 1HTELL1aENcx.


v1cKsBURe, July 2O.-The steamer Fanny Bulitt
passed down at 6 o'clock this evening.
rThe National and Southern lines were both inter-
rupted by Lightning last evening at an early hour-
REP. ASSOCIATED Press. .M
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Thomas Esgate Esq, living
near Church Greek, Dorchester county, Md met with
serious and painful accident last Monday. The
Cambridge Democrat says be was oiling the horse
power Of his threshing machine while it was in mo-
ton, and had one of his legs crushed in most horri
| BILE manner. .. .@s
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A shocking accident took plsse ysaaesasv mo,pfnw
at the Navy Yard, In this city. Rvs ,SSs 6urGtfn1
q heavy ships gun, which vas usdessolsg 1iaI q
the battery platform fss the psspnss q 21dp0 -
range, ETC., under The gensnl difectim of CsSfsia
John A. Dshlgfen. The gun vas nsde & ~ 49,
Point Foundry, New Yofk, 1850, an1 NJ peled ~
Previous 70 yesterday = had bsen ssesS tesssj-
four times, and followed on tie psaetss u -
OF the II inch Dahlgrens. was hred sooa 4lise 10
O'Clock, with the usual seTyicechasSe u s1ie0
coil several feet beyond The usual smognt vhsn -
ing agsin fired, It burst with terrible eAect i1zy
killing two OF the sixteen men III attendAaces ~
wounding eight or ten of the oshen i've II the1 .
ssr0qsy that other deaths %y es 2
Washington, and James WHO, n BsookIys, Ny.
The first was thrown upon tie f0of of the sdjOhi1g
battery, from which be fell dead tbe Other - csse
fotytwo feet and 30 Injured that The had scafceIy
attached to the body. Mr.. Nokes wag found uHdef-
| meath another OF the men, named Beauchamp, who,
besides having bis arm dislocated p osheswe dsn-
gerously bruised.
than two tuns blew to the right about twenty 4ouz
feet, endangefing Mr. Norton, who was stationed 0n
the ground, within four feet Of the place. for The
pese Of marking the effect Of the shot. Two hsge
three or four hundred pounds, were thrown 70 the
left about sixty yards, striking and borrowing the
ground, and ncochettfng to distance Of two OF
three rods The muxze piece confines on III platr
the namea already given, ae those d 1smes Rcaeh,
who received splinter d iron or wood in his dde
below the heart. His case Il very sef5ous one.
Charles Stewart was struck violently upon ths gzosnA
falling on his hip. His head b also much c1k An.
other, named McMellon, Was canght by the bsesch.
ing Of the gun and is badly cut by spiinte Ptsiwi6
Ludwig, stalwart Frenchman had splinter drive1
into bis side. which be coolly drew ont himself Hla
principal injury il from concusion. Andrew WfIsra
was considerably injured by being thrown % as a
fall heavily. Dennis Leary, Conner, Holmead, and
Gormley were also wounded, but not dangerously.
| EWashinEton paper. 4
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL

UNIVERSITY OF hOUis!aNA-M MEDICAL
DepartmentThe Annual Course of Lectures in this De-
partment will MONDAY November H. 1859 and
will terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, NJ. d. Professor of Practice of Medicine
j. l.. RINDELIi NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE. NJ. n, Professor of Surgery.
A. H. CENAS, NJ. D., Pro 'essor of Oh tercs.
GUSIAVUS 4. MOTT NJ. D.. Professor of Maerin Medca.
7. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D Professor of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor OF Physiology and Pa
thology.
s. &. CHAlLLE NJ D., and W. G. NICHOLS, NJ. D., De-
monstrators OF Anatomy.
Dissecing will be open the second Monday
in October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons Of the
Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits and
free of enjoy exraodna practical advantages.
Preliminary the tonrse Lectures will be delivered daily in
the Amphiheater OF the Hospital from the ls of October
Clinical Med cine ana surgery other subjects hout any
charge tostudeuts. THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
The Administrators of the Charity Hospital ee aununY,
in Anr fourteen Resident Students who maintained BY
the institution. iy2 trntt
II GFR iGrGR ArFpRS-ANY fEksoN DESIRING
III Ii good REFRfaER &rDR l. requested TO call and
EXAAiAE OUR ASSORTMENT
Before purchasing elsewhere.
G. FLINT JONES'
Al 45 RpyAl street.
tvo also for ssle two large Refngsrsors suist
ICE po'e' Q! steamer, je2O ln
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FROM UTAH.-Our advices from Utah are 10 the
18th ult. The Territory was quiet The foreman Of
the Grand Jury Of Salt Lake county had charged
Captain Anderson, Of the dragons, with spelling
his grain fields, insulting him grossly, and falseIy
imprsoning him. Brigham Young had made
characteristic speech in the Tabernacle.
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The Adrian (Mich.) Watchmsn, a.religious paper,
says that the Rev. James G. Portman has been ac-
cused of seducing Miss Cogswell, girl IA years Of
age, residing at Hudson, in that county. He has
hitherto commanded their highest respect, and the
girl belongs to respectable family. III rs
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CUGAEs-gsTtrsG = EFgeH = SD $50 be -res sngar
~ Hoe aa'asst4 of sae - the Louisiepa ted err.
hpptg 10 GAA Eli, L CO.,
ie2g II Gl tolluoa street.
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ZOE tas,NotRMmA. A. aLEEr. vaAkNEs!, rA1Nt

EVR RtaIIN5EftHNA,a aLEEF WEAhNEsA, PAINS
L. In the Back, and all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOLU-
TloNIhs wotldrsnowned preparation cures all affections
OF the generative orgaDs whether chronic Phys
clans OF England Of Frnce and Of America acknowledged is
efficacy Fhousun9B Of sufferers have relieved by 1t
Purely vegetable in oeaposan 1t s harmless it is eff
cacous This system bacoea upgosted ai ie dahlitnsd
body sHd depressed 1aiaa are restored to enefgS.
p. ABR ANS,
see aren't for The United Statsa
rylr Iy .n5 !aec,5t sR trTID sf-let N4su Orleans
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New YoRK, July PA gentleman at present
here from Dublin, has arranged, by authority, bill
lizard match between Mr.. John Roberts, of Liverpool
the champion player of Great Britain and Ireland,
/ and Michael Phelan, who has thus far proved him
self to be the best billiard payern this country The
played for will not be less than IS 900, and not
more than $4,000 side. The match will probably
come off about the 27th November.
The cornerstone Of the new synagogue, Shea
rth Israel" situated in West Nneteenth street, near
Fifth avenue was laid yesterday with the usual Jew
ish ceremonies. This synagogue is intended for the
accommodation Of the Portuguese Israelites cf this
city 1t will be of spacious dimensions, and viii cost
about 100000.
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nesrcssealsm, running Dick Of from GsnsA An
were arraigned before Rscosdsr Lopg, asd locked =
to await exaularsgsou. 4 -
FoUn Dozsx KNIVES wus adrustly s.oysu ftoua !
store at tbeeck1erf Bsuyi]s ~ Old Lsvvs assufa.
on Wednesday, b jhrss meu wbe saasssd a -
teuce OF boyisg Dss1A Oncsn Boullsas ~ 1eus
succeeded IN nxbttng two of lie fasrsls thss sf9kk
MAHuEL BAssInss-ln Z, w. arrested 8 ~
leves in the Sssond Dkls1tt Iase eyesipr. b. II,
Ben. Lsssstt HswssehAsgsf with hsviuH sasbesa
another negro msn, nsns - sissa, wish isssss =
kill. Ssessf i,ass5ss
BLACK Plscs or Busntnlg aNutgs uursyaamauk
in Jefesoa City. ssys The Js6ssss1s sssnat q ~.
terdsy: ~
a few dsys ssc, On tbs right bask, ~ ~ ~ y
non Victor, n. e., wss violensIy seiUf upeas ~ =
slave named Drpzsn, bel0ngigg 70 Nadane CayaI5og.
ana taken back into the fed and % severely b9afes
ana bruised that ks recovery u Jet docbtadl. Df0.
zan was arrested On Friday M, aud upon biz xrrss
disclcsed the complkity Of anosher davs cfMsdsue
Cayaiies, by the name Of Tom. Il seems thss Ton,
having some hate against Victor had actually hired
Dfo1au fof the sum Of Ten dollars to tske te fs u
nis 500, I'D u nine " Ten yean q sgss DsUuno
c9n1esees that y was biz intention b MI the bUy
wen ne took him iAto The feld, BY bntchsxinG him
wnn xnMe winch Tom bad given him for that puY-
pose but he threw II away md at3emuted hfu lfte II
anoeher way. He tod wieye h hsd throvn H
kniie, and upon search being nsde Il ~ fcun1.
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SINGULAR DEArH.-On Tuesday evening last,
says the Wadesboro' Argus, John Sbley, the SON of
Mr.. Elijah Sbley, living near Cedar Hill, met with
sudden and violent death from most unexpected
and singular cause. He was in the act OF passing
ing his knife in his hand pealng some fruit Whilst
thus engaged, the gate, in closing struck his arm
and drove the knife into his heart causing wound
which proved fatal in few hours. He died on the
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~ toore exist ng under the firm of j. L. JOHNSON CO.,
is dissolved by the death of John Shryock
Tho survivor will quidaing the business Of the
late firm. j. L. JOHNSON
for j. L. JOHNSON & CO.,
In liquidation.
New Orleans June Is, 1879.
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COPARTNIGIISEIIP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed 9. partnership under the and
y s,yle Of BuLlIIT WHALEv, traasaclng business as
and 16 New Levee, next to corner Gravier street.
CUTHBERT BULLITT,
THOMAS WHAIEY.
New Orleans. June !, 1880
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FATAL MISTAKE OF AN NAPoTHEcARY.-Richar E.
son Of R. q. Miller, Esq, Of Memphis, Tenn, lost
his life last week, under painful circumstances The
little fellow only four years Of age, had been afflicted
with chills, and Mr.. Miller applied to apothecary
for quinine, and received morphine instead. The
morphine was thus administered by mistake, and
proved fatal next morning.
| Tue QUEENS VIsrr TO CANADA.-We learn by the
Persia that the Hon. Henry Smith. Speaker Of the
House Of Assembly, has arrived in London His mis-.
sion to England is, as is well known to lay at the
foot OF the throne the loyal adress of the Parliament
of Canada, requesting her Majesty to come and be
present at the ceremony Of opening the great national
work which bears her royal name, and which will be-
when finished Of the greatest il not the greatest
| undertaking, ever devised by engineering skill. In
the present disturbed state OF Europe it Is scarcely
| possible that the English people would trust our
Queen out Of sight OF their coasts, hnt the idea Of
substitute being found in the person Of his royal high
ness the Prince Of Wales not ut all unlikely to
be carried out Montreal Advertiser, June 70.
| KAoLIN WATER WORKS. There were some tests Of
Kaon water pipe in this city, on Wednesday after
noon and Thursday morning. and the pipe resisted q
pressure of from one Thousand 1--WE hundred to one
Thousand six hundred pounds, without breaking.
| rAuUnsta Ennat Itinnalsk.
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TTHE COPAKTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
listing between the undersigned and LOG AN MCKNIGHT
tpar'ner in menium is this day dissolved act Of
rshp before W. H. Peters, Notary Public of February
i, 1859 j. G. GOODRICH and Il. l.. GOODRTlH will sign
in liquidation. J. C. GOODRICH,
L. GOODRICH
b. N. POND.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY formed
i copartnersbp under the and style of GOODRICH
co and will continue the Wholesale Grocery and Commits
j. q. GOODRICH,
Fl. l.. GOODRICH
b. N. POND.
New Orleans. uIy / tyl 6u
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MOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS with
~ the late firm of j. l.. JOHN NSON CO.. will call at the
counting of Messs BGliitt Whaley where all
meats will be made, until further notice.
LII. JOHNSON.
New Orleans. June II. 1884 iejS On,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @. PAYsE, Senior Part.
- of the late firm of PAYNE, STEELE CO.. has this
with the house Of Hall, Kemp Co. under the Of
The Old stand Nes q Do Tehonnanlas
street. h. G. PAYNE
JOHN KEMP, JR.
New Orleans ,Iny laL1 wi LIN
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nISSOLUTION-THE CoPARTNERSHIP HERE.
~ toore existing between the undersigned under the
of LEIGHTON BARBOT, this day dissolved by
The business will be continued LEIGH.
TON who alone authorized collect and all
said firm. CHAS LEIGHTON,
f. x. BARBOT
Orl-ans June vi tf
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TIUPA EeTN ERSHEP NOTICE--THE UNDER
~ signed have formed Copartnsrshp for the purpose Of
ansacng the Facorage General Commission
this city under the name and style of HAWKINS NOR
WOOD Office No. 43 Carondelet street. Union street.
g. S. HAWKINS,
Late Oakley, Hawkins & Co.
-o- A. j. NORWOOD,
mY2 3mdW OF Clinton, La
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IN RETIRING FROM THE SHIP BROKERAGE
business occasion recommend to friends
partners Messrs Csmmack Converse, and ask for
them continuance of the LIBERAL patronage long bestowed
r, B. SUMNER,
j. Fl. HAGEDORN.
Nauu Are Inn irl
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-THE UNDER
~ signed have tns day formed copartnershp under the
firm OF JOHN TOURO 4 CO., and will continue the Ship
Brokerage Commission and Forwarding business.
JOHN TDURO
CHARLES b. CLAPP,
Office No. 26 St. Charles street.
New Orleans. July l, 1859. iyl I'm
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NOTICE-A.B B. JAMES AND ROBERT McREE WILL,
IN this continue the Wholesale Dry Goods busi
ness under the Of A. b. JAMES CO., for their
count, at Nos 81 and 80 Magazine street.
A. B. JAMES,
ROBERT McREE.
y,t, Va I'm
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nISSOLUTION-THE COPARTNERsaIPo Of LANE,
- MAYFIELD CO.. having expired the lst inst, by
limitation their will be used hereafter In liquidation only
J. A. LANE.
REDMOND ROGERS.
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NEW YORK CARDS.

FRANCIS & LOUTREL-
, No.. IS MAIDEN LANE,
: New York.
Evcry variety Of BlankBook Paper, Stationery, Steam
Printing, Lhographc Work and Book Binding.
1a-Orders respectfully solicited. jyls ~
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NIssOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
~ existing the undersigned under the firm
of J. BURNSIDE Co., is this day dssolved J. burnside
retiring from business. JOHN BURNSIDE,
NELSON McSTEA,
J.R. VALUE.
NavvO .June9
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RISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF A. B. JAMES co.
- dissolved this day according articles Of agreement
and the Of this firm will here only be used in liqui
dation, A. b JAMES,
ROBERT McREE,
EMORY CLAPP.
New Orleans, June 30, 1879.
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL-WE HAVE TAKEN
~ lease oil tho Saint Charles Hotel for Eve avn
ourselves Of This opportunity thank the public liberal
patronage heretofore extended and will inform them that the
Hotel will, during the snmmer be thoroughly renovated
painted and furnished and hope the opening of the
have the pleasure catering wants.
we promi to do in satisfactory
D. NJ. HILDRETH L co.
New Or1ears, June LIST, 1859 i'm
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COPARTNERsEsP-C STEELE F:
" PINCKARD. tof the laie firm Of Payne, Steele Co
ha wing associated themseves with VIM. PlECKARD (of
the firm of Geo NJ Pinckard Coz for the purpose of
conducting Wholesale Grocery business in New
leans under the firm Of PlNcKARD, STEELE CO. They
stand Of Payne, Steele Co.. and In the block of
buildings until their spacious store is finished at the cor
ner Of Tchouptoulas and Gravier streets.
WIN II. PINCKARD,
CLAIBORNE STEELE
FERDINAND PINCKARD.
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DISSOLUTION-THE FIRM or PAYNE, STEELE
" co, is this day dissolved BY mutual consent; The
KEMP old stand and Mr.. JOHN K BELL will attend
business being authorized 10 the
name the in liquidation, also all the members
of the firm. f. y; PAfNE,
F. PINCKARD.
nrloo Jnlv
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HOPARTNERSHIP-T UNDERSIGNED HAv-
" ing entered partnership under the style Of LANE
sALrER CO., will continue the Commission business as
MAYFIEiD 4 Co j. A. LANE,
RICH'D r. SALTER,
). JAY LANE.
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THE UNDER >IGNED HAVE FORMED THIS
day copartnershp for the transaction Of Commission
and Ship Brokerage business under the style Of Cammack
Converse business Of late firm of
p. Whitney 4 Co. ~
ADDISON CAMMACK,
ALBERT CONVERSE.
New Orleans, July l. 1859 No. IS Carondelet street.
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COPARTNERSHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
SON, MASSIE CO. for the transaction General Com
mission busin and the sale of manufactured
bacco, and are located al 80 Gravier street.
DAN'L A. WILSON, JR.,
New Orleans
CHAS NJ. MASSIE,
Charlottesville, Va.
HENRY LECKIE,
New Orleans.
New uly L. jy1 2m
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plank, which turned ana preclpltated him into the
river. Every exerton made by the people around
to save him, but unhappy to no purpose. The body
was recovered three hours afterward. The Coroner
investigated, and returned verdict of accidental
drowning. Deceased was native of France, 3s years
of age.
The second accident occurred in the afternoon, at
the new opera house, corner Of Bourbon and Toulouse
streets. A Mexican workman, whose only known
name was Vicente, was crushed by the fall OF ma.
chine platform used in raising brick to the upper
stories Not being killed outright, he was put into
cab and started to Charity Hospital, but dying on
the way, his body was brought back to the Second
District guard house. Deputy Coroner Weysham set
about holding an inquest, but upon going to the
opera.house for witnesses, all hands had left so he
had to defer the inquest till to day.
The third accident happened at o'clock in the
evening" on the Pontchartrain railroad, at the Craps
street crossing. Memo Manen, a Spanish hoy II
years DID, whose parents reside at the corner of Love
and Bagatelle streets, attempted to jump on the out
going train OF cars, which were going slowly unde
belltap the slowness of the cars between theLepo
and Goodchdren street being such that any one will
proper dexterity can board them and great number
of men and boys SO boarding them every day. Th
little fellow attempted to jump on the hnde
steps of one of the forward cars he missed his hold
fel! over on the track, and was crushed to pieces
The sight was perfectly awfsl. The boy fell length
wise, or nearly SO, ths traek the flesh was shave
from one leg, clean to the bone; and from his stun
ach up, nothing remained except au pdlstneuishabl
bloody mass the track being llastered for about TEL