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Funeral Of Judge niodgc,,.

The funeral of the late Hon. CALVIN
Blodgett of Burlington occurred from the
White street Congregational Church ON
"Wednesday afternoon. The services were
conducted by Rev. Lewis O. Brastow,pastor
of the church. assisted by Rev. Prof. L. H..
Griffin of Williams College, the former
pastor of the deceased. The Board OF Al
dermcn of which he was a longtime menl-
Der, the city Fire Department and the en-
ployes of the large lumber firm OF which
the deceased had so long been the master
spirit, turned out to do honor 60 his MEM
Dry. The following gentlemen acted as
pall-bearers Mayor Dodge, Hon. I i
Wales. Hon. Levi Underwood, Lawrence
Barnes, Henry + IIickok, VIM II Villas,
Eli Chittenden, Dan. Lyon, Morillo Noycsi
DIR. b S Nichols, Charles j. Alger, and
Hon. George II l'igelow
At the house on Main street brief pray
er was offered by Rev. Mr.. Brastow, wher
the remains. enclosed in IA handsome cas-
ket. were taken to the church, followed by
the mourners, who included large mum
her of relatives of the deceased from yari
Gus portions of this State and New York
Brief and appropriateremarks were mad'
at the church by Reys.Griliin and Brastow
the former dwelling with much feeling
upon the many estimable qualities possess
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important Snit.

NEW loRK, Oct. %.
BY request OF Comptroller Green suit
has been brought by the corporation coun-
sci against cXuG-Commissloner Nathaniel
Sands for -15, 000unl0wfully taken fromthc
treasury in 1871 as commission on certain
bonds ALLEGED to have been negotiated by
him abroad with the consent OF Comptrol-
Ter Connolly. Sands ON his part replies by
demand served to-day on Com
ptroller for payment of his salary amount
ing to about $1,000 since September lst
1871, which has been withheld by Com
ptroller on ground of fraudulencc of bond
transactions.
The comptroller has also instructed the
corporation counsel to commence suits
against Henry Starkwcathcr, formerly col
lector of assessments, tor recovery of~l2o,-
295. % paid to him in violation of the law
in 1869 20, II 1t is alleged that these
illegal fees were distributed among certain
friends of ring officials
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cd by Judge Blodgett as shown to him
during a long personal acquaintance with
the deceased; upon his eminent good sense,
his thorough knowledge of men and his
almost unering judgment Of his great
cheerfulness and kindness of heart at all
times and upon his greet interest always
taken in the Christian Church of which the
deceased was devoted member. In con-
cusion Prof. Griffin said the lesson to
learn from the life of this man was, to
choose the life that gives rather than gets,
that serves rather than is served.
After a deserving tribute had been paid TO
the departed by Rev. Mr.. Brastow, the
remains were borne to their final resting
place at Lake View Cemetery
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Ottawa Parliament.

OTTAWA, oct. %.
The Governor General to-day opened the
session of parliament in due form.
The Govcrnor-Gcneral said the Canadian
Pacific railway company have been unable
to make financial arrangements necessary
for the construction OF that great under
taking and have therefore surrendered their
charter. You will trust feel yourselves
called upon TO take steps to secure early
commencement and vigorous prosecution
of the construction of that railway and thus
carry out in good faith the arrangement
made with the province of British Column
bia. Measures for this purpose will be sub
mittcd tor your consideration.
Ii is understood that the report of Royal
commissioners which will be submitted to
both houses to eXculpate the government
from all charges contained in various
clauses Of Mr.. Huntington's indictment.
Sir John Mcdonald will leave parliament
to take whatever action it may think fit in
the premises, whercupon it is expected that
Mr. Mckenzie, the leader OF the opposition
will move resolution containing gist of
the petition presented to His EXcellcncy on
the l4th inst.
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Gold Dust wins she -Four Near Old
Race; EscSt Time, 3 Minutes.

There was larger attendance at the
races on Thursday than was the case on
the first day two good races were trotted
and general satisfaction was expressed at
the result The day was fine for an out
door gathering. and quite Il number of
ladies were to be seen upon the grounds
during the racing. Pool selling was quite
brisk on the 24G race, with Langdon as
the fayoriie throughout.
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OTTAWA, oct. %.

A dispatch has been received by the
Goyernor-Gcncral from the Imperial Gov
eminent approving his course in respect to
the propagation of the House in August,
and the appointment of royal commission
for taking evidence regarding the charges
made by the opposition in connection with
the Pacific railway scandal, which is pro
nounccd to be entirely in accordance with
the constitutional practice.
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II. /. stllson. Bennington.
II. =. Morgan, Walllngford.
Herbert Smith, Factory Point.
H.. S. Hard, Arlington.
NJ. Is. Kelley, South Wallingford.
G. c. Pierce, East Clarendon.
l.. j. Carpenter, Brattleboro.
Gibbs q Co., Brandon.
DennlsOn Brothers, PittSford.
W. NJ. Day, Middlebury.
Ruus Holt, Pittsileld.
j. ID. Culver, llydevllle.
y. X. Horton, Clarendon.
ID. p. Peabody, Plttsrord
Alden q CO., Middlebury.
IL. +. Spencer, sutherland Falls.
j. n. Haskell, Falrhaven.
A. l.. Kellogg, Castleton.
G. j. Gilmore, West Rutland.
l.. johnson, West P9wlet.
W. $. Bassctt, Middletown.
james Rice, Pawlet.
- +. PGrmentcr, MechaniCsvlile
ID. Horton, Mount Holly.
W. w. Hubbard, Poultney.
T.. IlOlton, Dandy 4 Corners.
William Pierce, Dandy
Il. 4. Carter, Benson.
W, II. HUI, Wells.
O. +. Woods, Bellows Falls.
=. II. Robbins, Chester.
4. Il Allen, East WalllugfOrd
sherman Brothers, Ludlow.
brown q Clark, Chittenden
j. ID. Purdy, Manchester.
: VI Southland. Ncrgennes.
j. +. Johnson. llubbartOn.
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The Sunrise Outrage.
New YORK, oct. %.

NEW YORK, Oct. ..
The testimony in the trial now going on
in san Francisco of Capt. Clarke of the
ship Sunrise for cruelty to seamen, reveals
unparalleled brutality. One witness sworc
that he was tied up for two days on gal
lows, his toes nearly touching the deck ;
that he was only released long enough to
eat little bread and drink little water.
The crew generally express the belief that
the three men who committed suicide were
driven to desperation by the cruelty of the
captain and his mates. Peter Johnson was
beaten and abused till he lost his reason,
and is now almost an IDIOT
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The Pcckskill Case.
SCHENECTADY, Oct.

SCHENECTADY, Oct. %.
John Butsch, alias Smith, accused of
being concerned in the Peekskll mystery,
was arrested in Troy, last evening and
brought here. He will be removed to
Pcekskill when the necessary papers are
received by the authorities here. At first
he denied having ever been in Peckskill
with Emma Lidnter, but afterwards admit
ted having left there Sunday evening. He,
however, denied all knowledge as to the
cause Of her death. He is now held by
the authorities here on charge of desert
ing his wife and five children.
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Grand Lodge of Kentucky.

NEw YORK, Oct. %.
During the session of the grand lodge of
Masons of Kentucky, at Louisville, yester-
day, ninc-two orphans from the Masonic
home were presented to the members as
their wards, with appropriate and beauti-
full ceremonies. Several hundred dollars
were raised for the Memphis sufferers, The
grand lodge will adjourn to-day. Several
hundred members have becu in attendance,
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CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 23
The liquor rcctifyng and distilling cs-
Enlistment of w II Coming e Co G2 and
Ga River street, burned this morning with
q valuable stock Of wines and liquors. The
oil still and ware house of ROckefellow &
Co, in the rear partially destroyed. Loss
estimated at from 100000 to $4,000
Insurance unknown. Two trcmrn were
injured by falling walls.
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pAsHEs HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at 5:05 rises to-
morrow morning at G:2j.
Special meeting of Vermont Lodge No /,
X. of p, this Friday evening at 7.30
o'clock. Every member is requested 10 APP
pear in uniform for drill.
Remember that Anna Dickinson opens
| the Brandon lecture course tonight
J. W. Morgan, of West Rutland, had a
horse stolen on the night Of October 18Th.
He will pay 12j for the recovery Of the
horse and s25 for the thief.
Hon. Luther Baker Of Newport. former
ly Senator from Orleans county is about to
remove to Richford and erect wholesale
store there near the union depot
DR.. Isaac |. Hayes OPENS the lecture
course at Woodstock, Nov. 9th. Subject.
"Among the Iccbergs.
Mr.. Levi b. Southland of st. Adams, who
is employed in the General Freight office of
the Central Vermont railroad, and son of
our cstimable citizen, was married at ST.
Adams at 1 a. IN. on yesterday, at St.
Lukc's church, to Miss Sarah kirkpatrick.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. n.
+. Putnam in presence Of large number
of people. The welded pair left on the
noon train for Boston.
Mr.. Asa Russ and wife of Quechce, cclc-
brated the 10th anniversary Of their we'd
ding on the 18th inst, and a carl-load Of
tin-ware was the burden which the guests
bore in their hands.
Judge Buel and John Collins of White
hall, caught fifty pounds OF pike. bass and
pickerel at Lake Bomosccn, Friday last, in
three hours.
Rev. n. Cyr Of Rutland, delivered his adj
dress on Father Hyacinthc' at Whitehall,
on Sunday evening last to a large and in
terested audience.
The day boats on lake Champlam and
the Lake George steamboats, were hauled
off for the season on Saturday last.
Sunday was the ninth anniversary Of the
st. Adams raid.
A new iron bridge is to take the place of
the tres,le one near Waterbury, on the
Central Vermont railroad, which is nearly
ready for use
Senator George + Edmunds arrived at
Burlington on Wednesday evening and has
quarters at the American House.
A delegation of railroad men, among
them Hon. j Gregory Smith and I W
Park of the Central Vermont and James G
French of the Montpelier and Wells River
railroad took survey of the proposed
route of the Barre railroad on Wednesday
last
Montpelier has no lecture course thi
season.
MI Pierce, the manager Of the Greer
Mountain House at Clarendon Spring
during the summer, has left for Florida t
enter upon his duties there in the same ca
pacty.
Fifty-seven men were discharged from
the Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroad shop
on Green Island last Saturday.
A white woman, young widow belong
ing to a respectable family al Sandy Hill
was recently married TO a negro, and tn
happy couple are spending the honeymoon
at Glens Falls.
Dcnnison Brothers of Pittsford hav
bought the Dr. Arlington place IN tina
town for $4,000. DR.. T j Ketchum 0
the same town, has bought the Mamie.
place for the sum of : 800.
A dance is to he given at the Otter CIeel
House in Pittsford, ON the evening OF tn
Goth inst, by Mr.. Scoiield, the wcll-lmow
proprietor.
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From Washington.
WAsHINGTO
THE COINAGE.

A Washington dispatch says the product
Of the Philadelphia mint this month will
he ten millions in gold. Since the begin
ming of the panic the demand for the coin
age of gold bullion has been unprecedented
and the mint has temporarily abandoned
the coinage of silver, which will, however,
he resumed as soon as possible. When the
coinage of silver again begins it is possible
the treasury will undertake to exchange
silver coin for currency, when desired in
United amou nts.
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Union League.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. %
The National Council of the Union Lea
que of America met to-day, eX-Goy. New
ell of New Jersey in the chair. Large at
tendance. The business WAS of a private
character, referring entirely to the forth
coming election.
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Che 3utlantl Daily Glube.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1878.
ARRIVAL AND pppARrrRr OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, lao & 1920 q. m, 1920 &
ts:S5 p. IN.
Burlington 1910 & 'li:s2 a. m, 1850 & t,:4C
y. IN.
Port Henry, 'il:32 n. IN
4" Bennington, tl2:Os p. m, 1920 & 1925 p.
IN.
=" Saratoga, '1l:45 a. m, 9:O6 p. N.
=" Salem, l:l0 d 1880 a. M, t3lu s 't:h5 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 & 1880 a. m, 1910 1900
y. IN.
IN.
" Port Henry, 505 y. N.
Bennington, 1900 $3.50 q. m, & 1923 p. m.
" Saratoga, $500 q. m, a 1900 p. IN.
salem, 40 & 1900 a. m, 1900 ~ 1900 ?. N.
Mail Train tMlNrd.
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Another Jim Irving.
SpRlNGFIELp. Ill. DC

oPlslNGFlElD, ILL.,, pct. ~.
Nose Williams, II noted thief now in
prison for larceny, offers to tell who muir
dcred Hon. Sharon Tyndal in April, 1871,
if on conviction of the four murderers he
is pardoned out. lie claims that in turn.
ing states evidence he reyenges himself
upon gang who helped his last conyic-
tiOn, because he knew too much.
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steamer FOumdercd.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. GO.
Detroit steamer Vienna, loaded with iron
ore from Marquette. foundered in deep wa
ter ON lake Superior The disaster was
caused by bursting a stclmpipc Vessel
was owned by Hanna & Co., Cleveland and
valuen at $50, 900 All hands saved.
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A DasiarrlIY Act.

New YoRK, oct 90.
Joseph Jarvis, lately arrested in Atlantic
county. N j., for stealing fruit from jus
tice G. Parkhurst. discharged shot gun
loaded with bird shot in the face Of Park
bursts wife. The lady is in critical CON
dition. Jarvis was arrested
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Allen & Drew, % 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.
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NEW ORR, Oct. %.
The New England Reformed Mems as
ISOLATION is the name of IA new organization
formed last night at meeting of some
sevcnty-live reformed inebriates in IRE
mont Temple, Boston. Henry S Wood
worth of Providence was chosen president,
with two vice presidents in each New Eng
land state.
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DEATH or AN OcToGENARIAN. - Mr..
Thomas Pierce the first white male child
born in the town of Georgia, died suddenly
at his residence in West Georgia, Thursday
evening, Oct 2lst, in his Seth year. His
funeral will be attended at the Baptist
Church in Georgia to-day friday at II
q, m.
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WAslHNGToN, Oct %.
At the opening of the Supreme Court to-
day Attorney-General Williams presented
resolutions of the bar in respect to the
memory of the late Chief Justice Chase,
with brief eulogistic address, In response
Justice Clifford reviewed the public career
of the deceased at length.
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Fatal Accident.
New YoRE, Oct. %.

NEN oNhi W.T. So
A train of eleven freight cars on the
Pennsylvania road, near Greenwich, was
thrown from the track this morning by
running over horse Engineer Hawkins
was killed and fireman Farr was badly in
jured.
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ssui,;lnd County.
ID ANEY.

horse trot is to take place here ON sat
urday next, at which couple of horse
blankets will be offered as prizes. We I'M
derstand the trot is open to all horses. The
entrance fee being fifty cents, best two in
three, the winning horse to have one blan-
ket, and the second last the other one
a. \. Whcelocl> is to give four lectures
upon spiritualsm in the school house at
the borough this week. The lectures are
free
Daniel Wcthcrby lost his pocket boo!,
last Sunday, containing some go in
money, and several valuable papers. lie
offers to literally reward the person who
will return the same. The paper, arc OF
no value TO any one but him
Butternuts arc plenty here this season.
The patrons of the cheese factory have
been offered II cents per pound for the
cheese on hand j. {. ".
WAIIINCFoRp.
The late heavy rains have made the
Otter Creek Valley ono extended lake, dot
ted here and there with trees, islands and
buildings. This great overflow at this time
is hailed with delight by our farmers as the
great fertilizer Of the intclvalcs.
AS John Kcyes and John Patch with
two Others were out coon hunting last Fri
day eve they met with serious accident,
John Reyes had cspied the animal up in q
tree and called for his gun TO shoot him
john Patch attempted to pass il up to him
muzzlo foremost. when the hammer caught
up Il twig ans the cup exploded. The con-
tents We're mostly buried in Keycs thigh
while four shot struck him in the face
He lies in critical condition, though most
Of the shot have been extracted
This same John Patch cut hi. foot in a
shocking manner Wednesday morningas he
was chopping on the same mountain and
near the same spot where Reyes was shot
lie was carried to the house where Keycs
lives, and the two Johns console each other
from different beds in the same house.
The notice that appeared in Rutland
newspaper-not TIE GLQBE in regard to
publishing the Walingiord Centennial in IL
pamphlet form was quite premature. No
committee Of arrangement has been APP
pointed or elccted-unloss self elccted--for
that purpose, And it appears to be the
general desire of the people to have the
"IIistory of Walingford" collected writ
ten and published in substantial form,
and with more time and care. The follow
ing notice is posted up in the village Of
Wallingford
CITIZENS MEETlNG IN REFERENCE 10 TIE
HISTORY OF wALuNGFoRp.
The citizens of Wallingford and vicinity
are requested to meet at the Town Hall,
Saturday eyeningat 9 O'Clock, TO see if obey
will take measures to have "The History
of Wallingford' collected and written, or
to see if they will appoint committee to
publish the report Of the centennial cele-
bration
NV Ainsworth, Harvey Shaw. f W
Kent, Dyer Townsend, Aaron Aldrich, Geo
II Edgerton, L l. Cobb, Ililon Bump. j l.
Hit, L Martindale, Arnold Nicholson,
Hosea Eddy, Charles o Stafford, Samuel i
Rogers, Benjamin Il Grape.
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e'hc 2:t6 Race.

The first purse trotted was 800, for all
horses that had never beaten 2:46 $50 to
first $40 to second $50 to third.
The Judges throughout the day were
Mcssrs. + T Snow, Lester Fish and Walter
Smith.
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Torrihle Hurrirnnn.


New YoRH, Oct @.
Jacmel papers of 10Th inst. report that
the hurricane Of 25th ut.. was very de-
structive. A great many lives were lost and
five hundred houses blown down. Goods
arriving by steamers could not be landed as
there were no lighters left in port.
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New Telegraph Cable.

NEw YORK, Oct, %.
Advices from st. Thomas to nth inst,
received. The Danish government has
granted concession for laying of tele-
graph cables from st. Thomas to 81. Croix.
Peru, Bermudas and New York.
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The purest ahd sweetest Cod-Ilver on is IIaz-
ard Caswell's made ON the sea shore, from
fresh, selected llyers, by Caswel, Hazard & CO.,
Patients who have once taken II prefer it TO all
others. Physicians have dcclded'lt superior IL
any OF the other oils In market. oct6d&w3w
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Farmers Convention.

ST.. Louis, oct. %.
The Farmers convention this morning
appointed a committee to meet the Con-
grcssional Committee on Transportation at
st. Ouis.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAP DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or THE }
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WAsHfNGroN,
ID. c., oct 20. lS73-S i. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States westerly winds,
cloudy and threatening weather, possibly
with rain, clearing away on Friday night
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Democratic Nomination.

OswEGo, n. Y, Oct. %.
John Shorera of Oneida, Madison coun-
ty, was nominated State Senator at the
democratic convention for the 2lst Sena-
toral district to-day.
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Republican Nomination.

OswEGo, Oct. 90
The Republican Convention in the first
assembly district, held to-day, nominated
Geo b. Sloan
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Democratic Nomination.

MoRRIsiANA, n. Y, Oct %,
Hon. VIM. McCausland was nominated
for Assembly by the democrats of the
First district of West Chester County, to-
dny.
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Aid for Memphis.

BosTON, Oct. %,
A public meeting has been called at the
Merchants Exchange tomorrow, in aid of
the yellow fever sufferers of Memphis and
Shreveport.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Globe.
FROM BENNINGTON.
Fatal Accidents.

BENNfNGTON, Oct 90.
A sad and fatal accident occurred on the
new church this afternoon, by which VIM.
Ilealey, young man employed upon the
same, lost his life. He was engaged in
carrying mortar from the tower window to
the scaffold on the front end of the church,
when from some unknown cause the plank
slipped causing him to fall Il distance of
about fifty feet, striking first the floor, laid
for the gallery, and bounding from that to
the floor beneath. Help was i'm
mcdately given him when it was
found that his neck was broken in the
fall, the back of his skull broken and also
both arms, and the blood was flowing Il
stream from his mouth Death was in
Simultaneous. lie was carried 10 the house
of Mr. Anthony with whom he has board
ed since he came to this place-and who
speaks of him in terms of the highest
praise, considering him one of the most
faithful men he ever had in his employ.
Although stranger his sudden and I'M
timely death has cast gloom over the en-
tire community.
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In Mechoncayile, OctOber22, OF yphOid fever
Abbic A., only daughter OF Harvey and Abigail
Livingston, aged is years, months and 81 days
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A drovcr, Asa c. Cole, was killed in
IIoosck, Wednesday Afternoon, by run
away horse belonging to Geo Whitney.
The drovcr was in front of the runaway
team when the thiIls Of the wagon struck
him in the back of the head piercing it and
coming out through his forehead, killing
him Instantly. b