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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-09
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Y lie tIEg TION.

THE ELECTION.
SAN FRANCISCO, September S.--Lsst
night 1t was announced that Roach. Dem
ocrat, had beaten Halliday, Independent,
and The addition of one pre-
einct then not in shows Halliday to be
elected. Bartlett, Independent, il. beaten
by Roch, 23O votes. Tee rest uf the ag-
ures stand rs before.
RESCUED.
Bath and the three other men shut up
in thel Lincoln mine were rescued alive.
They were in the mine thr,ysI hours
TWO MN WERE pEowsEp
Try ing 60 reach The shatt before water "a.
lowered
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FROM PORTLAND
TIE MAINE ELECrION.

THE MAINE ELECTION.
PORTLAND, Maine, September S.-Por.-
land gives DINGHY, Republican, l,j7l votes
for governors Titcomb, Democrat, 926;
Williams, Liberal Republican, III scatter
ing B. Dingly's majority, j2S. Last
years vote stood, Republicans, 2,s22i
Democrats, 2,727i scattering, A. giving the
Republicans 81 majority.
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81 LOUIS, September s.--Arrived:
DeSmet, Missouri river; Northwestern,
st. Paul Dolphin, UPPsr Missis.ippii Bel
Dopsatcd Moonstono nod Maggie, ILL.,
nois river Northwestern and Johnson,
Keokuk; DeKussy, Mound City; Chester
Memphis; Long, Cairo River stationary
Weather clesr and cool. The Oc,avia
will soon start 10 dredgo tho bars between
here and Keokuk.
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FROM MASSACHUSETTS.

sHIrwEECNED -DEEADFUL sUFFERING.
New BEDFORD, September S-Thc
schooner Abbie Bradford that arrived at
this por: from Hudson's bay reports the
loss of two New Bedford whalers and
brings home portion of the crew of one
of them. The particulars IRE as follows
On the 18th of September, y, the bark
Orrsy Taft at anchor near Marble island,
in Hudsons bay, parted her cables and
and cannot DO got OH on
on the 18th following, bark Ansel Gibbs
went ashore at the same place and went 10
pieces. Tho Orray Taft, had no bait but
Ausel Gibbs had $50 bbls of whales oil
andll eco lbs bone, most of which was lost.
There were no men lost at the time of the
wreck, but both crews were obliged TO live
on the island till tho second of August
last. From exposure and lack of proper
food, they we're attacked by scurvy. The
wiLter was fcarfully cold, being the most
severe known for number OF years, so
that the natives Of the island died by
scores and the wrecked crows suffered eX-
coedingly. Ten Of the crew of the Ansel
Gibbs and of the crew of the Orray Taft
died Among the dead of the crew of
the Anssl Gibbs is Murray d. Mcconnell
of jacksonville, Illinois. The crew OF
the Orray TAFT and of the Anscl Glib,
will come homo in another vessel.
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nssdiag matter ON every page.

A WRITER in the Missouri Republican
hss rssuscitsted J. Wilkes Booth and To-
Gated him on one Of the Pelew Isles in the
East Indies. The story of how he got
there 10 highly romantic and interesting,
but will scarcely be accepted as conclusive
evidence that the assassin Of Lincoln lie
still In the land Of the living.
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MEMPHIS September 3 49, Weather clear
and cool mercury 20. River falling De-
parted. John Maude, Belle Of Memphis,
Belle Of Shreveport, ST Louis, Future
CITY. New Orleans Capital city Vicks-
burg.
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EVANSVILLE, September s.-Weather
clear and pleasant. Mercury o. to 78,
river fallen 5 incLe. Down Shannon,
Ada Heiman and Mary Amen. Up:
Quickslep, Geo. Robert,, Morning Star,
Ed. Hobbs and Hornet No. 2 Business
good.
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NIcRsBuHo, September $40 boa,.
down to day. Up Sherlock; only thirty
eight hours from New Orleans; Colorado.
Cloudy, warm and river falling.
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FROM BOSTON.
ARRIVED IN GOOD ORDER.

ARRIVED ~ GOOD ORDER.
Bo.Tos. September s.-The Burlington
and Missouri railroad freight car which
left Lincoln, Nebraska on the 4th inst,
loaded with fruits for the American PO-
biological exhibition, which commences
here September 10, has arrived in good
order.
POLITICAL.
VIM. Castor has be officially notified Of
his nomination for rovernor By the Dem
ocratic state convention, and has verbally
accepted the nomination.
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NEW ORLEANS, September s.-Arrived,
Arlington and barges, c1noinns,,i John
+. Tollc, st St. Louis. Departed, Ex-
porter lat night -. Louis. Weather
cloudy.
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CNcIsSATI, September s-Rivsr feet
and falling Arrived: Il. K. Hudson,
Wheeling. Departed. Nashville, Men =
phis Weather cool.
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CIscINEAri, September oliver 8
feet and falling. Arrived, X. L. Hudson,
Wheeling. Departed, Nashville, Mem.
phis. Weather cool.
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PIrTsRUEG, september s.-River at a
stand with 3 feet in channel. Weather
cloudy and cool. Thermometer down to
40 degrees this morning.
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FIRES,

UNION, New York, September g.
The Whitmore Bros. planning mill, and
tan stores on Main street, were burned
,bi, morning. Loss $4,000.
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NASHVILLE, September departed:
Burksvilic. Cairo. River = feet 3 inches
on shoals. Westher Clear and pleasant.
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INDIANS MOVING.


The commissioner of Indian affairs has
instructed the Indian agent at Red Cloud
agency to demand OF the Sioux n return of
the property captured from the massacred
Pawnoes, and to inform them that by this
attack they have violated their treaty OBJ
legations, and will be no more alio wed to
hunt buffalo outside of their reservation.
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CALI
COAL AND WOOD YARDS
Tenth and Fourteenth streets, between
Washington and Commercial avenues.
Dealer in
ALI KINDs OF WOOD AND COAL.
Stove wood sawed to order.
Orders received for Pttsburg coal to be
delivered in september at 50 30 per ton
Leave orcers at Office on Tenth street,
next door to tobacco warehouse.
Terms; Cash on delivery.
$40 I'm &. W. WHEELER, PrOp'r.
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ri Y Err.

Rise Rui Fall OF the Rivers
For - hour, ending SPIN, sept. :, 1873
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Home Advertisements.
IA N KS


BANKS
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS
ia N K.
U..s.o-., r,-," ~. tssH.
CITY NATlONAL BANK, CAlko
opyICKEs
A, Is. Stafford, President;
= y. TAYLOR, Vice-Prsadebti
Il hfSLOf, Secretary aud treasurer
Y. n. BssOisT, Urn' oALlSsAA,
+ h stOyhsLsrs. raw " oohub,
Il Il Co.sts.s.s. n. T.. HAILiIhu,
J. n. fuiLLiss.
ss@p.sits .s any Auaouas 9cesi ' - tsom
1eW Coats UpWas0s.
I SrEkEs1 paid 90 deposits 81 the rate Of su
l y-t cent. pet anbuIn, MAsoh lst and bsptstn-
Der LAT, Interest not Withdrawn 10 Iddsd imms-
I.tsiy to d. - principal Of the deposits. thereby
.yns them compound interest.
MARRIED WOVEN AND CHILDAkh NAY
DEPOSIT noFkr
~ rs.r ~ Osn siss CAS- psAwn.
Opes every business day nom q N: " y.ia,,
and saturday eye. .oy Tor sANlNo DEfOeIIt
snvU ". HTsLOr. treasurer
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Tarrant's EHervescent Setter A perient

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the form of powder capable OF being con
ycrted into building, flashing fac simiie OF
the liquid product Of nature in one minute
Armed with this antidote. all climates and
every atmospheric change may be faced
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drop.ical ailments, nausea and constipation,
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september 9-codSw-2w.
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Three thousand miles away, ia another
nrinI- sphere, -psrkI los the SETTER Spring. In
every drug tore IN America you may obtain
its equivalent, put IL in your pocket and
carry II with you 10 the worlds end, II you
choose.
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TEhEGRAPHIG,
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnISGToS September s.--The fol-
lowing dispatch was received from Fort
Sill, dated September 3: The reported
capture Of this fort published in all the
papers received here to-day, is without
foundation. There has been no trouble
and none Is expected.
AFTER HARPER.
t"mmissi"nar Douglas to-day tal"0ra-
pied to Commissioner Sweet, at Spring
field, Ills, that If ho finds that Collector
Harper has been guilty Of wiful embczlle-
ment and has run away, to offer $1,000
reward for his apprehension.
APPOINTED INDIAN AGENT.
Chss, II. Roberts, Of New Jersey, hss
been appointed Indian agent for the In
dian. of tho croa, Ncmoho ssency in Ne
braska,
INDIANS MOVING.
The following was received here to day:
CHICAGO, September Col W. 7.
Whipple The following Is from Gen.
Augur. The special Indian sgent ut Kin
son reports all the Pottowattomiesa and $50
Klckapoos on their way to the Indian tor
ritory.
signed VI. V. Johnson,
Lieut.. Col Com {,
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EDWIN GARiAND,
Observer Nig. ser. L. :. A.
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The St. John Cricket club Of this city
play picked eleven of st. Louis.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
The Nerthsrn PaoIao.

lTs CHARTER, GRANTS, AND PRodRKss-HoW THK
FAuURR OF ITS BANKKRs WILL AFFECT IT'S
FUTURK.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company was
chartered by ConRrass on July 2, 1854, and au-
thorized by its charter and subsequent acts 70
eOnskruet rOad from Lake SapeFiogS through
M;nnesota md the Territories OF Dakota, AoA-
tana, Idaho, and Washington, 10 Pugst SQUAD. BY
the valley OF the ColumbiA river through Port
land and Oregon. In aid of its CONSTRUCTION Cen
gress made grant, estimAtod to am9une g &oEty-
seven million acres Of alternate odd sectioAs o
land for forty miles each side Ofth0 line OF I'M
proposed road. 80
The authorized capital OF tbs company is el0O
600, 600, In shares Of 500. OF thM amount ".
OOO,O 600 were required 10 be subscribed and 10 Pc
cent paid in before the organization ot ths com
pany. A mortgage has bean created upon u
whole property, including it, hAas 10 Heonro n
payment Of ponds issued, at rate not TO exeee
| $50, GOO per mile, These bonds are dated July
1870, and ere payable in thirty yaara In gold q
interest which is at the rate Sa 1910 per cen
pavable In gold in New YORK half yearly, Janul
n nv I and July /. The Northern Paciho compaI
owns a controlling interest In the stock Of the
Paul'and Pacific road AID IL has also laased OF 2
come owners ol the Lake Superior and Hlsslssl
ri railroad, which extends from 81. Paul 70
Ilukh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
INCREASED EXCITEMENT TN WALL ST.
STOCK SPECTATORS CAUGHT.
NEw YonK, sopt. 10, PIP. NJ.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 10, z. M.
The celebrated Banking House Of Fisk IL Hatch,
Wall street, New York, Whose failure Is announe-
ed, was one OF the most extensive and substantial
N the country. They we're agents ior the market
ing OF tbs Central Pacific, Kansas Pacific, and
chesapeake & Ohio bonds They hare been most
successful and extensive fnancieIs, and the in
golvemsnt Of their house has naturally led TO the
prostratiOn Of Others having heavy business rela-
lions with them.
The following additional failures have been an-
nOunced
Day 4 Moose, Hay & Werner, Beers & Ed
wards, Eugene j. Jackson, Thomas Reed IL Co.,
Hreenleaf, Morris & Co. w. H. Warnef Il Co,
Geo. Bolton Allen, Theo. Bedal, Whltemore q
Anderson, A. NJ Kdder Il Co., S. H. Smith q
Seaver. The gold market is greatly excited un-
der the general disaster that has fallen on the
street. Opening sales were at ll215 but soon de-
cined to ll2, then advanced rapidly to 1875 at II
a. m, since which time fluctuations have beer
ll2AL1l3. Foreign exchanges are demoralized
Me- Norris, of Greenleaf, Norris Il Co. Who have
failed, 10 Vice President OF the Stock Exchange.
The brokers who have failed are those VIII
dealt in speculative stocks.
Arun commenced on the Fourth National Bank
President Augustus Sche, OF the Union lrus
CD. says notwithstanding the run on that insiitu
ton it can stand any amount OF monetary pres
sure
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
Ths Graaa E.oaEs q Oaa Rsmsws.

BALTINoKR, Sept. In the Grand Lodge l..
o. o. f.. this morning the majority report on tn
question OF the Sunday law was adopted, leaving
said Sunday law as at pTesent,I e. providing that
any meeting for work or business on Sunday, ex-
cope for funeral purposes. ..r
The Grand Lodge then resolved itself Into Sc
cret session. Amer the recess the secret session
was continued until p p.m- when the regular buai
ness was resumed. A number of appeals from
various lodges were acted on. Charters ven
granted for lodges at BeFne, Switzerland ct Win
nlpec, Manitoba for No. 2, at Dresden, saxony
| for lodge at Callao, PuFu for encampmont a
Dresden; for Star eneampment at GeoFgetOwu
Colorado, and Excelsior encampment at Pensa
cola, Florida The establishment of a Grant
Lodge IN Montana Territory was ordered GTant
Lodge Of British Colombia was authorized to b
located at Victoria. Adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
political Notes.

Hon Allen G. Thurman delIVerd a telling ad-
Sress before an enthusiastic Democratic meeting
Al BATAVIA, Ohl0, on Tuesday. He devoted MS at
tentIon especially to demolishlng Senator Nor
toms sOphisaies. btE s.
The following Democratic Conservative n0mi-
nations have been made In Carolina county, Mu,
asnator Daniel Fields; House OF Delegates
VIM. III Deweese, DR.. II. P. Comegys; sheriff
Ismes r. johnson; County Commissioners, james
NJ. Whitby, Henry Wilson, aud MHthey Fatten'
The De.nocratic-C Conservative Convention !:
Prince Georges county, Md, met WEDNESDAY 81 y
Marlhoro'. aud unanimously nominated tne iol
io,S,nS ticket: For Senate, Hon. Daniel Clarke
Gov. Bowie having declined for the House 2
Delegates. Judge g. w. Wilson, b: Guy y. =
stanley; CLERK OF the Circuit Court hehr
Brook.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20

In this common expression is comprehsnded an
immense amount Of bodily and mental suffering It
is not necessary to be effected with positive disease
in order to experience unutterable wretehedness A
person out Of health is weak lansuid, low spiFtPd
incapable Of much exerton, nervous. irritable, and
as sensitive to every change Of peratue as the
mercury in a thermometer. What such person
Bitters will supply it. No need of applying to q
physician in such q case tho iee would be throWu
away. At the nearest drug store may be had thS
most efficient and heathtul vegetable tonic that tbs
world contains Twenty-Five years experience hai
established the fact that among all the st0maahie
| and Alternatives known TO- modern pharmacy thi
powerful restorative stands supreme unapprOaehed
Every bottle of Hostetter's Bitters contains NOR
blessings than there were curses in Plndora's box.
/ sepl7tO2Ad
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20

DRPREBAFoRs SaoF.-TWO negroes we're
shot while in the act OF stealing YegetaOles
lace near warwick, Nd, on the 1tth inst.
They were not injured very badly, but one OF
the iads might now and 10 future pass Tor 9
small-pOx subject, so beautifully Is he merSed'
The aim was right, IS his face Is unmistAkea-
bly, marked by the pellets OF lead
A bOat which returned 70 San Francisco .
midnight OF Thursday, FROM the wreck o. tn
stea aTns6iD Costa Rlca, reported that there va
| Ie feet al water In the hold, and no prOspee
Of saving the vessel or much Of the cargo.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
From the Evening Telegraph. of YESTERDAY
Do Haven & Bro.
COMPELLED TO SUSPEND TEMPORARILY, IN coNsE-
oUENCE OF A "RUN."

COMPELLED TO SUSPEND TEMPORARILY, IN CoNsE-
oUENCE OF A "RUN."
The New York Herald correspondent i'll this
city, last night, tslegraphed to hls journal that
De Haven ~ Bro, OF No. 40 5. Third street, had
suspended. There was not particle OF tounda'
for this rumur as the House, ut the closa OF bust
ness Yesterday afternoon, was i'll no wise embaI"
rassed. But as soon as the Herald reached Phil
adelphIa this morning "ruu" was made upon
the 6rm, in consequence OF the canard. The house
stood it herocally as long they could, but were
ct last Obliged to close their doors Temporarily.
They announce their temporary suspension III the
following card:
ave regret to be compelled to announce to-day
that in consequence OF great lun upon us lor
money, we are obliged to suspend payment tenn
poraily. We are are abundantly able to pay all
we owe. DR. HAVEN g. Bro.
No. 40 South Third street"
One OF our reporters, on visiting the othce
FUND ready access to the members OF the hrm
when the following brief colloquy ensued:
RepoFter-H Have you any statement 70 make o
present IN ru6ard to your suspensionp
Answer-1hs only statement We have to make
is that We will pay one hundred cents on the dol
lar OF what We owe, principal ana interest dea
or alive
Tue firm OF De Haven 81 Bro-composed Q
Hugh De Haven and A. II. De Haven-has bee
cong large bssiness for number OF years an
has always maintained the highest standlnt
They were the Philadelphia agents for Placin
the bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad Compan!
and have also been engaged IN other large ehte
prlses, lfthe canard about .helr suspension ma
not been given currency, they would undoubted
have been able 10 weather the storm, and there
nov avery assurance that they will be able
make noOl their promise to meet all their lmOh
tes-aoIlar for dollar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
ASTONISHING DISCLOSURES.
DEFALCATIONS UNEXAMPLED.
BnooELYN, sKPr. IS.

BRooKLYN, SKPr. Is.
A recent searching investigation into the Affairs
Of the Trust Company hasy It Is salo' Is;c1eu 'se
Mils is much greater than supposed, and that ne
has made away with fuRds to the amount OF hall
a million dollars, for which the Trust company
the directors themselves has been the means OF
masinR this discovery. 1t is said that the capital
OF the company is fatally impaired II not indeed
wholly virsd ont, and that the total detalcatlon
viii reaeh $3.50 600. 1t Is as0 claimed that large
amounts of nilroad bonds belonging to the Irus'
Company we're stolen by Milh aud his eoniedst-
atss, aud that the deposits were used ior specula
tIon in w all street. Over $SOi,OOO OF these hondi
were thus taken; some of them have since DeeI
traced into SpFages hand. 1t Is now nnueIssooS
that Mills suicided 10 avoid thS exposures Unici
he cav were insveitable. Several weeks Oaek y !
was found that abount 1000 Of the stolen ran
road bonds had been hyPothecated In Wah stteS'
Having been come by dishonesty they are worm
Iess 10 ths holders. The committee OF director
are still engaged counting up the losses
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
I The following is a complete table Of tn,
highest and lowest prices up to this hour -


WHAT DRExEL, MORGAN & CO., SAY.
Mr.. Morgan Of Drexel, Morgan & Co., said
to q reporter that he had little doubt that Jay
Gould had made at least two millions, as he
had been working some months knowing that
the Kansas aud Missouri and the New York
and Midland railroads were or shortly would
be in trouble. He thought Gould had worked
accordingly, and had accordingly and had Sc
veral times MIXED the market on gold, thus
that commodity. Ali this was preparatory to
| q movement in stocks.
| Being asked if Cooke & Co. had suspended
or failed, Mr.. Morgan said he feared 1t would
prove failure, as they had carried as much
as four millions and q half on deposit, and
their losses on stocks would cripple them
Their failure would no doubt affect American
securities In foreign countries, as they were 81
we'll known, but could have little influence Oh
government securities, as there was only I
small amount Of them in market. "Why,
; said he, ''the government bought all that wa!
, offered last month, and that was emily S56, 600
and they used to buy $1,000, 600 q week"
WASHINGTON, Sept 19.-During the after
, noon and evening ne was in teleRraphlc cor
: respOndence with theTreasury officers In NeV
q York, and also with President Grant. II
said at the latest interview, that II he shOul
# tonight determine upon any measure b
a would furnish the information to the press
d At IL 20 p. M. the Secretary, In company wit
!. Gen. BabcOck and Mr.. COnAnt, chief of th
g loan division, were at the telegraph ONCE K
Y, getheT, when he telegraphed the AsSistaI
r Treasurer at New York to purchase on Satu
ID day (to-mOrrOw) SIC, 900 900 Of bonds. TIL
ly is special sale, in addition to the regular 81
Is next week.
70 Grave Charges against the 80cTeti
~ Of the TFoaSuPy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20
HIS EXPECTED RRsIoxArroN.

WARRINGTON, Sept 19.-[SpeesaI DesPdtch to
the Philadelphia Enquirer. .l-FrOm dispatches and
letters received from almost every city Of the Un-
ion, urging the immediate acceptance Of the pres
ent Secretary OF the Treasury, and the sgniheAneo
of the Presidents visit to Philadolpha with view
to investigate, personally, how far the Secretary
il, OF has been, Identified with the m0at th0RouGh
and complete Organization for "beAg" mOvOmoDl
in stOcks, bonds aud gold-hAving In VieW IN en-
tire ruin, first, OF the banking interest, then th'
railroad and afterwards the Decentralization OF thC
government loan, so that they would be returned
from Europe, to use the expression OF one OF tn
consplrators, ''by the ship load"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-20

SAD ACCIDENT IN N6mRMANTOwN.--CharI
ShriVeT, aged twenty-five years, and residing
at Ne. u Haines street GOrmantO WI, met with
an accident about O'Clock yesterday AFTER
noon which has since proved fatal = He IVES
driving wagon loaded with two tons Of cot
ton belonging to Joseph LIadIey. When near
the Three-mile run, on the turnpike, the wa
g1n struck large stone 10 the road and young
Shriver was thrown from his seat, falling be :
tween the horses. He made every effort tO
regain his position, but the ANIMALS tool
and started to run, dragging him under theII
feet. He soon become exhausted, and was
forced to let 90. The heavily freighted wa
GOn passed over his stomach, head and arms
and left him insensible. Hla internal injuries
were very serious, and before physician
could be had he expired. The Coroner ha
been notified to hold an inquest. Telegraph