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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-08

\ MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

The dead body of Chas. l.. Lamont was
found in an area in front of his residence
early this morning by police officer. The
servant states that Lamont was not seen
since IL o'clock last night, at which hour
he went down stairs to the front door to
see some friends ont who had been visiting
him. On investigation one of the windows
of the billiard room was found open and "A
chair close by topplcd over, and the infer
encc is while leaning on the chair looking
out the unfortunate gentleman fell ont.
An inquest will he had.
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Bender, the Kansas Murderer.

New YORK. Sept 6
A Kingston, y Y dispatch says a
stragglcr has been identified by a lady re-
siding near AGRA, Greene county,as Bender
the Kansas murderer IIcstopped at house
for something to eat and when asked if he
was Render hastily left for the mountains.
The mountains are now being searched
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-08

ACCIDENT AT BRANDON. On Wednesday
last, thirteen year-old daughter of J. p.
Ives was badly injured by falling from
load of hay, on which she was riding home
with her father from the funeral of Mrs.
Winslow. The wagon striking an eleva-
ton the load tipped off, and the girl struck
her head on stone, splitting open cash
to the skull, and cutting an artery She
was attended by DR.. Page, and is now
doing well.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-08

THE WEATHER REPORT. Old Probabii.
ties seems rather satisfied with himself
than otherwise, that he has hit the weather
for the past twelve months sixty-nnc times
out of one hundred.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-08

CoMMENcED IN EARNEST Work has
commenced in earnest on the Lamoillc
Valley Railroad at Swanton. The con-
tractors are now in Canada looking up
help. They propose to put several hun
dred men at work as soon as possible.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-08

Allen Il Drew. q Merchants Row. are
selling goods at cost for 30 days. to close
out stock Hats. Caps, Furnishing Goods
and Ready Made Clothing Good Goods
at very low prices.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-08

Great anxiety is felt regarding the yellow
waite kilograms state that boats from Gal
weston are qualantincd at Houston thereby
stopping all through travel.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-08
LATER.
ME-. LIVING rUrNn.

Capt. Kennedy has found Mrs. Irving,
wife of John 7. Irving the self-confessed
murderer of Nathan. The police are reti-
cent and merely admit that they have Iv-
ing's wife under surveillance.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-08
Candidate for HarbOr Master

ALBANY, Sept. G.
1t is thought that Captain Edward G..
will he appointed by Gov. Dix to fill va
cancy in the board of harbor masters by
the death of Capt Peabody.
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WATER NOTICE.. The water will be shut
off from the West street branch, including
streets running north and Nebraska, at
eight o'clock this morning
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From Washington.
THE wAwAssETr owNEH- SPEAK.

New YORK. Sept. g.
\ Washington despatch says the suits to
be brought against the owners and officers
of the Wawassett are likely to bring an in
veetigation before II jury which it is claim
ed will produce different result from that
before the steamboat inspectors It is
openly asserted that the report in the cass
is not sustained by evidence.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-08
Burial of Kelsey.

NEW IoIK, sept. :.
The remains Of Charles G.. Kelsey, who
WIS tarred and fcathcred and afterwards
found drowned at Huntington. l.. l.. were
buried yesterday.
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Murder Trial.

NEW IoEK, Sept. &.
The trial of George Byas for the murder
Of Della Corcoran is still in progress at
IIacken>ack
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LATER.

The footings at the Butler headquarters
in this city. make the delegates to the Re
publican state convention stand 316 tor
Butler 10 BOB for Washbun.
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GENERAL TEEM.-Thc general term Of
Supreme Court for 1878 is ordered to be
held at Montpelier on the last of October
next
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Fire mt Albany.

ALBANY, sept. :.
Palmer, Newton ~ Co. S Salamander fire
brick works in the north part of the city
was burned last night. Loss $4,000.
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Southern News.
THE TEXAS CONVENTION.

New ORLEANS. Sept. g.
The Austin convention remained in ses-
sion until > p. IN when it adionruei sine
die
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Appealed.

ST Louis, Sept
The Eliott-Clark social evil case has
been appealed TO the supreme court.
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Ncw York StocH ana money Market.
sew YORK, Sept c.


stocks are duh with very little doing.
Gold active opened at nay, and sold down 10
l3N
Government bonds are dun ~ lower figures.
State bonds are quiet.
Money loaned at Tcoln per cent.
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fALsEsTArEMENT CORRECTED.
AZ APocRypHAL LETTER,

A special dispatch from Paris to the
Times says that the letter purportng to be
from Duo de Broglio to an English diplo-
matist, giving reasons for the overthrow of
Theirs, which was lately published in II
New York journal, is entirely apocryphal
LONDON, Sept. G.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-08
An Epidemic.

New ORLEANS, Sept. I.
There is II panic at Shreveport in consc-
quence of the prevalence of a malignant
fever and business is paralyzed
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~'|Nf FfE''f
The time was not so good AS was expect
cd, owing to the unfavorablc weather. \
closely contested match-race between Dan
Mace and Blanche, and Bowen's Ben Flag
Ter mile heats, three in I'VE, in harness,
was won by Flagler in three out of four
heats, Blanche taking second heat.
Time. 2:32, 2:30I, 231, 800
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Harlem Extension way, 9.35 p. IN.
Eastern way, 220 p. m.
Troy way 4.55 p. IN.
Troy, lao a. IN, Las a. III. and 49, p. IA
Albany, lab a. m, 4.S5 and g.l0 p. NJ.
Boston, lao a. IN. and 2.2O p. IN
Canadas, 1910 a. m.
Northern way, 11.32 a. IN.
Burlington, 1910 and 11.32 a. IN.
Saratoga way, 1i.45 a. m.
New York, II 40 n. IN. and 4.55 y. N.
Connecticut River way, S.45 p. IN.
Woodstock way, (stage) 11.55 n. IN.
Chittenden, CTuesdays and Saturdays 1890 AIN.
Stockbridge (stage), 1890 p. m.
cs-Malls Will be promptly closed at the speci-
hced hour; all letters deposited In the street
boxes VIII be collected at s.45 and | 90 a. m,
1910, l.3O, 305 and last collection for all night
mails, at 300 p. m. All letters deposited I'm the
Letter Box at the Depot Will be collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous to the de-
parurc OF each mail train
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Afatrhes and 8eWslru.

We have the largest and best assortment Of
Watches ever offered I'm this market
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Che Rutland Daily Gluhr.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1873.
ARRIVAL Ayp DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

NKHI' I'd MD DEPAKTCEE Of TNNINN.
TRAINS ARBIvE Al RrTf,Np.
From Bellows Falls, l.lu 4 1920 q. in, '2:2O &
tS:35 y. III.
" Burlington 1910 'll:s2 a. M, 1850 q 800
u. IN.
g Port Henry, s11:32 a. ~
Bennington, tI2:05 D. M. 500 & 9:25 p
IN.
" Saratoga, 'il:45 q. m, 9OG p. m.
" Salem, lao q ts:30 Il. IN, f3:l0 q i:55 y. H.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 d 1850 o. M, 'I2lOG 1000
p. m.
" Burlington, l:Is < i5iO a. m gaO " h;o5 y.
III.
" Port Henry, 5:O5 y. IN.
" Bennington 1900 Il $3.50 u. IN, 4 t2:25 y. III.
" Saratoga, $500 a. M, a $3.50 p. III.
salem, 2:lO & 1900 n. m, 1900 1880 ,. Ia.
Mail Train Mixed.
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Beacon Park Races.

BosToN, Sept. 6.
There was IA large attendance at Beacon
Park yesterday, to witness the race be-
tween Judge Fullerton, Sensation and
Camors, far $500, which was won by
Fullerton in three straight heats. The fol-
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New York. Sept d.
ARRIVED.

New YORK. Sept d.
ARRIVED.
The steamship Kron Prinz from Bremen
rnF CASE OF RoDMAN.
The ltodman affair is losing It's noycly
but municipal matters generally in Brook
Ign are in pleasant state Of agitation
Rodman is still in Jail, but hopes he viii
be bailcd before he is indicted
MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN CEN1nAL COM
MITrEE.
The Republican central committee met
last night. 4 resolution was adopted that
no man be admitted as member of any of
the various district organizations who had
not at the election preceding his applica-
ton for membership voted for those can
didates who were nominated by the regular
Republican organization
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
This morning fire broke out in the
wholesale liquor warehouse occupied by
Chas J Murphy, Reid Il Co., Broad street,
damaging tie building, which is owned by
Alfred j Bush. Murphy & Co.'S loss is
S25, 900; insured. Reid * Go. lose So
900; insured. The fire was caused by the
igniting of liquor in barrels, from a light
which boy had in the cellar looking for
leak in one of the barrels.
RECEPTION OF MINISTER MoEI IN JAPAN.
\ private letter received in Washington
by prominent official from Japan says
that Mori, who represented the japanese
government here, was well received on his
return home This is a contradiction of
the former report, that AIor met with Il
poor reception from the leading officials of
Japan. and was invited To commit harikar
1t is believed that Mori will return to this
country in his official capacity as minister
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Post Officc.

Harlem Extension way, 9.05 .. ~, aud 200 D. ~.
Eastern way, l1.40 a. IN.
Troy way, 1910 p. m.
Troy, 1910 p. M, $3.50 p. M, ana g.3D D. IA.
Albany, 1910 p. H., 800 p. m, and $50 p. IN.
Boston, II 40 a. m, and $50 y. IN.
Canadas, 1.15 p. m.
Northern way, 200 p. IN.
Burlington, 200 p. IN. and 9. 80 u. it,
"a atoga way, $3.50 p. IN.
Nev York, $50 p. m. and $50 p. m.
Coz necticut River way, $50 y. IN.
woodstock way, STAGE 100 p. N.
Chittenden, Cruesdays and saturdays 500 " IN.
StOCkhrldge lStnPeN. 1:On II III.
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In large supply, embracing every variety q
style desirable for Ladies' or Genilrmens' wear.
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TRIAL or VI. RANG.

The trial of NJ. Ranc, which was author
lied by the national assembly, for his par
tcipation in the nsurrection of the COM
munc, will not take place until the case of
Marshal Bazaine is disposed Of
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Fenians.

DUBLIN, sept !.
An unusually large meeting at Clontarf
to-day, favored the release of the Fcnian
prisoners.
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BY the Cable.
LONDON, Sept. 6,
MARSHAL. sERl,ANO.

LONDON Sept. q.
MARSHAL sERHANO.
The Hour this morning publishes
special from Bianitz stating that Marshal
Scrrano left there Thursday for Madrid
BERLIN, Sept q.
fAISEsTATEMENT CORRECTED.
\ statement appeared in American news
papers that Germany intends purchasing
Lower California from Mexico, is without
foundation.
LONDON, Sept q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-23

several times during the evening. sixtee,
breweries we're destroyed by the rioters, and
there was much plundering dnring the con
f1icts. Twelve persons were killed and forty
Aounded. One hundred and forty of the
rioters have been arrested.
London, %. The city and suburban Handi-
cep was won by Mornington, Cremorn second,
and Cremorn third. The betting previous to
the start was forty to one against Morning
ton, nine to two against Cremorne, and
twelve to one against Bertram.
Dispatches from Penang to-day announces
that the Dutch expedition against Achean has
been recalled to Penang Outbreaks are ap-
pretended at other parts Of Sumatra.
Madrid, %. Some of the adherents of
Don Carlos made an attack on the Alcade of
Fiqueras in the Province of Corona. A
number ofspeople of the town armed them
selves, and rallied to support of the authori-
ties driving off insurgents.
A difference has arisen between the govern
ment and permanent committee of the AS
sembly, growing out of the Appointment by
the former of Margall to act as President
durino the absence of Figueras. The COM
mittee claim that the government in making
the appointment has exceeded its powers.
The Hague, %. The minister of the colo
MES to-day informed the Chamber of Depu-
ties that the Dutch losses during the campaign
against the Atcheenes, were seven officers
and thirty eight men killed, and thirty-fve
officers and three hundred and eighty.three
men wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-23
Maine Manufacturing News.

Manufactures are looking lvelier, and
promise to be brisk this season.
The cnterprising citizens of Upper Still
water are about to start large shoe factory.
They have already raised 5000, subscribed
in sums varying from $50 to $500.
The Winthrop Mills Co. are receiving a
large lot of coal, wood being SO scarce on ac-
count of bad travelling this winter, that the
Company have to resort to coal.
Jones Corn Shop in Bridgton, is awaken
ing from its le,hargy. There are now sixteen
men and boys at work in the tin shop making
salmon cans. By the first of the week the
dies and stock for corn cans will arrive, and
the whole force Of tinsmiths will commence
preparations for the coming corn season.
The Mayiield Slate Co. are fast completing
arrangements for marketing slate. They
are putting in machinery for saving and plan
ing, while the marketing and finishing is to
be done in Skowhegan.
Messrs. Plaisted & Son are about putting
in an improved furnace at their tannery in
Princeton in which to burn the tan that has
before gone to waste. This will make a saw
ing of some three cords of hard wood per
day.
The Hinckley & Egery Iron Company are
building at their works in Bangor a statona-
ry engine with lG-inch cylinder and feet
stroke and three 4S-inch tlue boilers, with the
necessary fixtures, for Mr.. c. S. Clark of
Bromp.on Falls, p. Q, They are also build
ing another engine with 22-inch cylinder and
44.inch stroke, six 42-ineh boilers and fix
lures, two circular saw mills with G0-feet car
riages, a single machine, shafting, and in
fact all the necessary machinery for the new
mill of the McIndoes Lumber Company at
North Hampton, Mass, the Company with
which Mr. Human of Bangor has recently
become connected. This last order amounts
to some $4,000. A hoppress is building a,
the Works for Dole Brothers of Boston, the
third made by the company for the Boston
market.
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NallomeIl IoraI Nems.

The funeral of the late Capt. Isaac Preble
was attended on Sabbath afternoon last by
large concourse of our citizens, and the SER
vices, conducted by Rev. Mr.. McCully, were
peculiarly impressive. Capt Preble had been
confined to his house most of the time for sew
eral months; but was not considered danger
ously sick until day or two before his death.
He was one Of our most upright and respect
ed citizens, and for many years a leading
shipmaster having made many voyages to
the most important countries of the globe.
The entire community will deeply sympathze
with the bereaved family in this season of their
great affliction.
The Boston & kennebec Steamboat COM
pany are making arrangements for repairing
the damage to their buildings and wharf BY
the late jam of ice. The steamboat is expect
ed to arrive here this morning on the first
trip of the season.
Our city-agency displayed remarkably
"open countenance" yesterday, causing con-
siderable inquiry as to the significance of the
demonstration. 1t finally leaked out--not
the agency-that friend Morse was charging
his windows to throw more light upon the
workings of the institution.
Our business street is quite dry and dusty
whenever pleasant day visits this locality
while our Gardiner friends are beholding a
sea Of mud fearful to contemplate and impos-
sible to navigate
Street Commissioner Graves has q large
quantity of gravel on hand to place upon cur
streets and sidewalks the present season.
Plenty Of snow in the country for capital
sleighing. The only trouble is that it does
not seem to be evenly distributed for service.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, %. In the general term of the
supreme conrt to-day, Judge Brady dissent
ing, ordered process to punish comptroller
Green for contempt of court in refusing obe-
dience to premtory mandamus to compel
the payment Of city employee. In SINH
lar case an attachment was issued by Judge
Barrett. The term of general sessions also
decided that the comptroller must pay the
dock commissioner a gross sum without de-
tailed statement of its uses, and not disburse
the money to various creditors, which he
claims the right to do. They also affirmed
the judgment of Judge Fancher directing
Green to pay police judge Quinn's salary at
the rate of ten thousand dollars per annum.
Charles G. Hampton, arrested yesterday
for having in his possession $50, 900 worth Of
railroad bonds, was before the police justice
o-day and a representative OF Fitch x Otis
appeared and said that he represented Col.
Phillips OF Pittsburg, owner of the bonds.
The prisoner was committed to await req
uisition from Gov. lIartrantt, now en- route
here.
The coroner's jury finds that Mathew Nor
rison and wife caused death Of Mary Pagan
on March 10Th, and Mrs. Morrison is com
mitted to await the action of the grand jury.
She will then be tried for murder.
Inc NUMBER OF emlgrants arrived mere
since January is 81, 4S9, against 4G,7S3 for
the same time in 1872.
The petition to have the Bullshead bank
declared involuntary bankrupt has been dis
continued on the payment by the bank of
nearly $4,000 accrued costs.
Commodore Strong of the lighthouse board
exonerates the lighthouse keeper at Froggs
Point from all blame for the recent accident
to the steamer Elm City, saying that he rang
the bell during the fog as usual.
The prison association of New York deny
the report that they desire the passage of
bill through the legislature prohibiting the
confinement of U. s. prisoners in the county
penitentiary.
A fight occurred at Albany this mornin.
between Hugh Hastings and Dexter A. Haw
kins, prominent politician. Neither wer,
much hurt.
Arrived, steamer Cuba, from Liverpool.
Among the passengers by the steame
Westphalia from Hamburg to-day were M
j. Cramer, United States minister resident a
I Copenhagen.
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THE MODoC WAR.

Camp Lava Beds, April 20. A pack train
under the escort of Lieut.. Howe and twenty
men, was attacked yesterday about ten
o'clock, A. NJ. Previous to this hour an es-
cort from Col. Mason's camp coming to meet
them, was attacked at the head of Long
Cave. Lieut.. Leary's men sought shelter be-
hind the rocks and drove the Modoc's back.
When Lieut. Howe's train came near them,
the Modoc's attacked, but were again driven
back. Lieut.. Leary lost one man killed and
one wounded. The train arrived safely, but
was fred into when nearing the Lava Beds.
Lieut.. Howe was again attacked by the Mo-
docs, who followed him to the camp, firing
on the train. They crept up to within eight
hundred rods, and fred at the pickets and
sent volley through the camp.
Major Thomas sent shell into their midst
which scattered them. There were eleven in
the attacking party. Arms were distributed
to all in the camp, and the Modoc's soon fed
among the rocks. The Warm Spring Indians
will be sent to hunt the Modoc's, but they are
scattered in small parties and it will be diff
cult to follow them. The roads are not safe
to Yreka.
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ATE RNOON TELEGRAMS.

San Francisco, %. The ground was
broken for the Texas Pacific railroad at San
Diego yesterday. in the presence of a large
| assembly. The directors say the road will be
completed in 1876.
The case of ID. z. Bogart accused of en-
bezzlement and desertion from the navy, has
been remanded to the naval authorities, and
Bogart will be tried at Mare island immedi.
| ately.
Street car travel in this city is seriously af-
fected by the epizootic. The disease is in
creasing.
Boston, 90 Penedesse island, near New
Bedford, was yesterday decided to Professor
Agassiz for the proposed natural history
school, by Mr.. John Anderson Of New York.
In addition to the island, Mr.. Anderson gives
$4,000 as an endowment fund for the
school.
Salt Lake, %. A fire at the Laturn smelt-
ing works at Sandy station, fourteen miles
south Of this city, destroyed S25 900 worth
of charcoal and other property. Several
cars were burned.
A tremendous sand storm visited this city
yesterday, destroying considerable property.
San Francisco, %. The steamship Dakota
arrived here this afternoon from Australia,
with dates to March 10.
The Imperial government will be asked to
pay $4,000 yearly towards the California
mail line.
The Colonial government has asked the
assistance of the Imperial government to es-
tablish trans-Pacifc mail; also permission
to make treaty with the United States for
such services.
Witnesses have been obtained for the Itch
borne trial.
Extensiae damaging floods are reported at
Queensland. Rain fell during January to the
extent Of 50 inches.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Forty. three gas strokers of Cincinnati
struck work Monday night for more pay and
less work.
Governor Kellogg of Louisiana telegraphs
that the taxes are co ming in well and he has
money enough to run the government.
VIM. Acker has been appointed postmaster
at Liberty, Me, vice Frederick Knowlton re.
signed.
James ODonnell, a convict in the Massa,
chusetts State prison, attempted to escape
Monday afternoon, while in the outer yard il
charge of an officer. He was recaptured
after three mile chase and returned to hi.
old quarters.
James Brooks has returned from a fort
nights visit to Florida in more enfeebled
condition than when he left. The eminent
physicians who have consulted over his case
are unable to agree on the cause of his debit
ity.
Senator Sprague was at Columbia, South
Carolina, on Saturday, negotiating with the
citizens concerning the erection OF cotton
mills on the water power there, when he mas
improyed committee offered to raise
5000 600 if he would invest like amount in
the building of mill. The Senator de-
clined to engage as part owner, anu onereu
TO sell out for what his improvements have
cost.
j. Stark Sanborn, a man in middle life and
Il resident of Danville, New Hampshire,
committed suicide by drowning on Saturday
afternoon. He was seated in wagon with
his wife, driving to Brentwood to visit his
daughter there, and when within about half
mile foom his daughters house, while cross
ing bridge, suddenly dropped the reins, and
said to his wife, 81 thought saw horse.
SHOE" He jumped from the wagon, placed
his hand ON the railing of the bridge ant