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The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
A BROKEN BRIDGE.
Two Hundred People Precipitated
into the River Avon
Twelve Persons Killed and Fifty
one Injured.

LONDON, June 6.-The suspension bridge over
the Avon river fell today. One hundred per-
sons were thrown into the river. Eight dead
bodies have been drawn out. 1t is not vet
known how many persons persisted.
LATER.
A despatch from Bath gives the following adj
ditional particulars of the accident:
About 1880 o'clock this morning on the ar.
rival of train load of excursonists on the
Weymouth branch of the Great Western Rail-
way to attend the agricultural show, between
100 and 200 persons, belonging mostly to the
well-to.do farmer classes, rushed on the toll
bridge leading from the railway platform, The
bridge was wooden, of light construction and
narrow, about thirty feet long. between thirty
and forty feet above the river Avon, resting
upon posts morticed into stone work at either
end and without centre support. The bridge
snapped in the centre, and the two ends were
wrenched clean from the sides. The whole
mass, with the people, was plunged into the
middle OF the stream, which was about seven
feet deep. Boats from the shore were immedi-
ately at work rescuing the living and searching
for the dead.
About twelve persons were killed and fifty
one injured, some fatally,
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07

CORNISH, June Glowing to the rain, the
races announced for to-day were postponed to
the first fair day.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
THE RING SUITS.
Sweeney Comes Down Handsomely

NEW YORK, June In the Sweeney case to-
day, shortly before p. M. Judge Westbrook
announced that counsel informed him that an
arrangement had been made by which the es-
tate of James M. Sweeney, deceased brother
of defendant), agreed to pay the plaintiff
considerable sum on account of the demands
sought to be recovered in this action, and under
the circumstances it was deemed unwise to
press the trial. The terms of arrangement as
conveyed to the Judge involved no concession
by, of reflection upon, the defendant. The
court then adjourned to October next.
The amount of the payment is under stood to
be 100000. 1t is understood that reason
enable length of time in which restitution can
be effected will elapse before the meeting of
the eonrt in 0etoher. when if the agseement is
complied with the causes against Peter B.
Sweeney will be formally stricken from the
docket.
1t is also reported that Oekey Hall will be
allowed to consider return TO the land of his
birth. 1t is also said that this;disposal of the
Sweeney suit will go far towards etfectiDg
Tweed'S release,
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
The Small Family,

TO The Editor Of The Press:
In looking up materials for the history of the
family of Smalls, 1 find shade of doubt as to
the immediate descendants of that Francis
Small who bought Capisic in 1867, and the Os-
sipee towns of York county in 1868; the said
descendants being residents of Scarboro.
Any person who has an old deed or other pa-
per which will throw light upon the subject,
will greatly oblige by sending me his address.
l would also very much like to obtain an ori g.
inal signature of the said Francis
L. w. SMALL,
SO Water street, corner of Wall,
New York City,
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
MARINE NEWS.
A Belfast Schooner Wrecked off Can
Cod.

A Belfast Schooner Wrecked off Cape
Cod.
BOSTON, June 6.-The schooner f. E. Nc
Donald, Capt. Kane, from Rockrort for Brazos,
put into this harbor on Tuesday for repairs,
having lost her jbboom on the Sd inst by
collision. Capt. Kane states that at a. M.
when off Cape Cod Light, came in collision
with the schooner Boaz. of Belfast, Capt
Frlsbie, and the latter vessel was SO badly
damaged that she sank in half an hour. AL
the crew were rescued and brought to this city.
The Boaz was bound from kondout for Boston,
and was laden with 800 3arrels cement The
vessel and cargo are total loss. She was built
in 1866 at Belfast, where she was owned by
S. A. HoWes & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
ENGLAND UNEASY

dent of the Scotsman te!egraphs that If min
isteria circles there is a renewal of the uueasi-
ness which prevailed when Russia declared
war, as to the part which England may shortly
be called upon to take. This feeling is
strengthened by the general conviction of high
military authorities that Russia will be com
pletely successful, and, so far as Turkey is con-
cerned be able to dictate her own terms.
At one or two regimental dinners last week,
officers of the highest rank expressed their
fears that England would soon be at war, and
that so far, little has been done to prepare for
it. The belief is also growing that the govern
ment will be left to carry out and defend its
own policy; that Austria which is its only prob
able ally, cannot be depended upon and there
fore it would be wiser and fairer if the Premier
and Cabinet would frankly declare what they
will do if the Russian troops threaten Con-
stantinople, either from Europe or Asia.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
Brighton Cattle MARKET.

rOr tne week enulng wednesday, June 6,
Amount OF stock at market-Cattle 1905; Shee,
and Lambs 1860; Swine 1900; number of Western
Cattle 2,765; Eastern Cattle -; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 40.
Prices of Beef Cattle % 100 tbs live weight-Extra
at Sc 62s ST.; first quality at So 12I a 50 Sec
ond quality at S. 624 q CO., third quality at So 371
"a 5 so; poorest grades of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &C.
at 3 S74 q 62t.
Brighton Hides 7s@s cents p fb. Brighton Tai
country Hides @ 7sc % ID; Country Tallow q
75c q ST. % each.
There has not been SO large supply of Cattle in
market for the past week there was at the pre-
Iious one The quality of the Cattle upon an aver
age was BETTER and cost higher at the West prices
have ruled fully &c ID higher than those of ou1 last
quotations.
Working Oxen-Not much call for them, A few
pairs brought in from the immediate vicinity is ali
the market requires at present. We have not notic-
ed any sales this weak.
Store Cattle-Neary all the small Cattle brought
inc market that in fair condition are boSht
up by butchers to slaughter. Not any demand for
Store Cattle. Ava
Mich Cows-Prices for Mich Cows do not vary
much from week to week. Good Cows command
falr prices ana ready sale usually. Most of those
onered IN market are of common grade. Prices
range from $25 to 95 y head.
Sheep and Lambs-There are seldom anv Shoe,
and Lambs offered for sale in the market most Of
them being bought by butchers, who employ agents
at the West to buy and ship direct to them at Brgh-
ton.
Swine-No Store Pigs in market. Fat Hogs-a5Oo.
price at &c 9Y ID. '
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
WILMINGTON, June 6.-cotton is quiet; MiddlIng

WILMINGTON June Cotton is quiet Middling
uplands at 1926.
CHARLESTON, June G.-Cotton is quiet; Middling
uplands at 10a a 10sc.
MEMPHIS, June 6.-Cotton steady; Middling up
lands at lie.
SAVANNAH, June G.-Cotton frmer; Middling up-
lands at 105c.
GALVESTON, June s.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands at 105.
NEW ORLEANS, June C. Cotton steady; Middling
uplands at lie.
MOBILE, June 6.-Cotton quiet and steady; Mid
ding uplands 10s q 10Sc.
LOUISVILLE, June 6.-Cotton is firm; Middling
uplands 1890.
NORFOLK, June 6,-Cotton is firm; Middling up
lands at 10ac.
AUGUSTA, June 6.-Cotton is firm; Middlng up
lands at l0sc.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
ITALY.
Papal Honors to Mac Mahoa-The Polish
Pilgrims.

ROME, June 6.-The Pope has conferred the
grand cross of the Order of Plus TX upon
Pre- sdent MacMahon and Count Larisch. The
latter is the special envoy whom the Emperor
of Austria sent to the Vatican to congratulate
the Holy Father on his jubilee.
The Pope, in receiving the Polish pilgrims
including Cardinal Ledochowski, alluded to
the difficulties of their pilgrimage in conse-
quence of the prosecutions to which they are
subjected. He advised them to overcome the
persecution by prayer, which sooner or later
would fall like Goals of fire on the heads of their
prosecutors.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
ON THE DANUBE.
The Cz sr nj Pl0yesli-A Council Of War
Ihursday,

NEW YORK, June "A special cable des-
patch says the Gar arrived at the headquar-
tiers at PIoyesti at midnight.
On Thursday a council of war will tie held,
when future plan of action will be decided
on. All the Grand Dukes will participate, and
it is confidently expected that an immediate
forward movement will be determined on. The
Emperor has decided to invite all the foreign
powers to send diplomatic representatives to
the Russian headquarters, SO they can keep
themselves thoroughly posted on the progress
of events. Thus the Gar will be kept inform
ed of every change in sentiment in the Euro
pean governments as the war proceeds.
LONDON, June 6-The Gar accompanied ty
Prince Gortschakotf, Baron Jamini and Privy
Councillor hamburger of the foreign office, ar
rived at Ployesti tonight, not last night as pre-
vously reported. The Gar met an enthusiast
tic reception.
sickness Among the Russian Troops.
The weather in Roumania is very hot, aud is
having bad effect on the health of the Rus
sian troops. Slcknets begins to prevail, and
unless the Russians soon cross the river, the
hospitals will be crowded.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
rFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at Vlgagpatam Mch 80, chip Frank Pendleton,
Nichols, Calcutta.
Ar at Bimlipatam Ap 16, ship Phinebas Pendleton
Nichols, Gale.
Ar at Mragoane 10Th. sch W H Card, New York.
Sid I'm Liverpool 9th inst ship Jos Fish, for Del
aware Breakwater.
Sid TN Havre June 8. ship John Patten, Duncan,
Sandy Hook; Helen Angler, Staples, New York
Ar at New York 9th inst, sch Gertie E Morrow,
Downing, Matanzas.
A cable dispatch states that the ship Uncle TObey,
of Freeport before reported wrecked the Peruvian
coast by tidal wave arrived at CaaO May 2S, with
damage, though not serious.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
American Medical Assoeia,iou.

CHICAGO, June 6.-The American Medical
Association considered the report of the COM
mittee on recommendations on the Presidents
annual address, delivered yesterday, and tabled
it till the President should have an opportunity
to make further statements. Dr. E. r. Squib-
BILE made an elaborate report on revision of the
Pharmacopaia report, and asserted that not
the abolition of the method but it's improve
ment was sought by introducing German revis-
ions and making the Pharmacop9ia itself ex-
planatory, and the Dispensatory superfuous.
The subject was postponed temporarily. !
DIR. Z. G. Robinson of Missouri, read paper
on practical medicine.
DR.. James p. White of Buffalo, presented
paper on Obstetrics.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
Foreign Notes.

The West Lancashire GOLFERS mum bering sew
eral thousand have struck.
AT meeting of the Suez canal shareholders
yesterday NJ. Lesseps announced that Ten votes
were secured to the English government
The deaths by the plague at Bagdad have de-
creased TO "a weekly.
Gen. Grant will be received at Southampton
by the corporation.
Great damage is reported by fires in the
Saguency district in Canada.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
The Cornish Races POSTPONED.

The Cornish Races Postponed.
CORNISH, June Glowing to the rain. the
races announced for to-day were postponed to
the first fair day.
TEMPERANCE.
State Convention of Reform Clubs.
ITO the Associated Pressl
DEXTER, Jnne 6.-The state convention of
the Reform Clubs met this morning in this
place. After the opening exercises, John Ben
son. Jr., of Auburn, was chosen president of
the convention, and William Harrison of Dex
ter, Secretary. Delegates were present repre-
senting about fifty clubs Most of the forenoon
was devoted to appointing committees. The
Secretary of the State Association had reports
from III Clubs, giving total members ship of
17,14S. large number of clubs were not
represented. The afternoon was devoted to
reports from delegates and other business.
About IS clubs were reported, mostly as in a
fiourishing condition. The convention will DO
continued during tomorrow.
Commencement at Bangor Theological
Seminary.
BANGOR, June 6.-The exercises of the grad.
uating class of the Bangor Theological Semin-
airy occurred at Rev. DR.. Fields church this
evening. The class numbered Is. At meeting
of the trustees the resignation of Prof. VIM.
Barbour was accepted and the committee
appointed to select and recommend successor.
Resolutions on the death of Hon. Geo. W.
Pickering, for forty years trustee and presi-
dent of the board, were passed.
Extensive Sale of Bankrupt Property.
The assignee's sale of property belonging to
the estate of Geo. X. Jewett, bankrupt, oc-
Cured at City Hall to-day. The lands sold for
prices ranging from II cents to 81 per acre.
The house on Broadway was sold to Charles
Stetson for $13 64O90, which was $500 above
membranes on it. Seventy shares of the
Second National Bank stock sold for 29s
premium; thirty shares Merchants Marine
Insurance Co. sold for $129 each; fifty shares
Union Insurance Co., Bangor, sold for S1O3
each; eighteen shares Bangor Gas Light Co.
sold for $1OO each. The property sold at very
low price, especially the lands, shipping, etc.
large portion of the property was purchased
by citizens of Bangor. and some by gentlemen
of st. John, n. B.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
Contradictory Reports

Perplexing contradictions relative to Ali
Montenegro continue to be received
The Vienna Political Corresponds. usually
we'll informed, publishes despatch from Cat
taro stating that Ali Saib was defeated at
Maljat and lost 700 men. A Ragusa telegram
supports this view.
Ali Saib on the other hand has telepraphed
to ConstantinCpl most circumstantial ac-
count of his successes according to which he
has occupied the heights commanding Danilo-
Grad
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
European Markets.

LONDON, June 6-123O P. M.-Consols at 81 8 16
for money and account.
LONDON, June 6-123 30 P. M.-American securi-
tes-United States bonds, new Ais, 1884, 10-4Os 1O9;
new 5s, at 1917; New York Central at &c. Illinois
Central 514.
LIVERPOOL, June 6.-1230 P. M.-Cotton market
quiet Mddling uplands at Cd do Orleans at Sled
sales 1000 bales, including 1900 bales for specua-
ton and eXDort
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
Boston Bank Staten,eut
New York stock and monex mn,ka,.

NEW YORK, June 6-Evening easy at
g per cent on call. Foreign Exchange quiet at
1859 g 1851 for sixty days and 4S93 q 4s9a Tor de-
Geld opened at 1869, advanced to 1863 and fell off
to 1853. The rates paid for borrowing were and
per cent and fiat; carrying rate per cent Clear
ances 900. The customs receipts to- day We're
$4,000. The Treasury disbursements were $40 000
for interest and $4,000 for bonds: Export $780,
ments fraction lower but closed active State
bonds nominal. Stocks firm and higher, closing at
or about best figures of the day.
Highest and lowest prices: Northwestern 21a "a 81:
Northwestern preferred Al g 464; Rock Island 92i
g 81; Chicago q Alton sO@ 77i; Lackawanna 40s
"a 399; Delaware q Hudsan Canal 81 "a 36i Illinois
Central 55a "a 53l; Lake Shore Az "a 46a; Micbigan
Central 40 q 800; Morris q Essex SO a Ssh st Paul
1Sa (@ 1873, st Paul preferred 49s a 4S4; New York
Central 909 O 500; New Jersey Central 763; Ohio a.
Mississippi 81 g AZ; Pacific Mail 2pa q 20: Western
Union 6ls q 60a.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange agrreoat
ed $4,000 shares, including New York Central 22100
shares Lake Shore 80, 200 shares Northwestern pre
ferred 2300 shares Rock Island 000shares ST. Paul
preferred S,100 shares Delaware, I Iackawanna and
Western $4,000 shares, Delaware g. Hudson Canal
1000 shares, Morris 81 Essex HOO shares, Michigan
Central 1850 shares Illinois Central $500 shares Wes
tern Union 81, 230 shares Pacific Mail 1850.
The following were the closing quotations,of Gov
eminent securitieS:
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
THE MONTENEGREN CAMPAIGN
Turks RcpuIsed ut MaIiat.

LONDON June 6.-The Turkish attack on
Montenegro from Albanian side, commenced
Tuesday. Ali Sab with the whole of his
forces advanced from Spuz up the Zeta valley,
his object being to resist Danilograd. The
Montenegrins met the attack on the hill of
Maljat The fight was still raging, but up to
noon the Turkish assaults were repulsed and
500 Turks were killed. The Mohtenegrins
fought against enormous odds, there being
$4,000 against them on this side alone.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Review of the Portland Markets.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 9Th.
The market are quiet to-day and show but little
change. There are but few goods selling and prices
show but little change from last week. The dry
goods market is rather irmer than last week. The
money market is firm and gold is qnoted at 1O7.
Apples are very scarce and the Russets in the
market command so @ %. Beans are firm and
Peas are quoted at 8 90 a s so, mediums s73 and
yellow eyes at so CO. IS. Butter is unchanged at
20 @ Csc for family lots and IS q zoe for store
Cheese is rather dull and we quote prices rather
lower this week. Coffee is firm and UNCHANGED
Cooperage is dull. Copper and cordage show no
change in quotations. Drugs and dyes show but lit
tie change. Duck is in good demand for Portland
manufacture. Goldfish shows falling off, especially
on shore cod Pollock are rather higher and are
quoted at Is q 90. Shore mackerel are lower and
are quoted at 90 GO 90. Flour is decidedly dull.
The prices quoted this week will represent the con-
ditlon OF the severa! grades. Oranges and lemons
show quite an advance in prices. Corn is lower than
last week and the best lots quoted at Csc and
Meal &c., Hay is in fair demand at IA 90 q 16 90 tor
pressed and II 90 20 90 for loose. Iron shows no
change. Lard is dull but continues in fair demand
Leather is in fair demand for home consumption.
Molasses is firm and unchanged. Bermuda onions
are coming in plenty and the price has run down to
70 90. Beef is firm. Pork is dull and prices
are SOC lower on all grades Sugars are quiet at the
quotations Teas are quiet and unchanged. Tobacco
hows no improvement either in price or demand.
Foreign Imports.
FAJARDO, PR. Schr E Walsh-267 puncheons %
molasses to + ChCrchill & Co.
Foreign Exports.
BOWLING, SCOT. Bark Golden Sbeaf-i13. s73 #
lumber, II ,3l5 pckets.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
NJ 4, --ESIN e n f. WIS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday, June q.

"Wednesday, Juue q.
ARRIVED.
steamship Eleanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch E Walsh. (Br Odel Fajardo. PR-267 pun
cheons % ties moasess to E Churchill 81 Co.
Sch Willard, Simonton. Philadelphia, Gar 4th J
Sch Grace Gushing, Mosher, Philadelphia for Au-
gusta.
Sch Mariel, Anderson, Boston.
Sch Lucknow, (Br) McNeily, Noya Scotia, with
wood for market
Sch Hannah Grant, Pickett, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and laths to FL 81 A Dotten.
Sch Alice Dean, Gardiner. Pembroke.
Sch Ianthe. Johns, Gouldsboro-canned lobster to
Burnham s. Merrill.
Sch Vine, Wass, Addison.
Sch Marriott, Davis, Round Pond.
Sloop NJ M Hamilton, Hamilton, Boston.
CLEARED.
Barque Golden Sheat, Thompson, Bowling-Berln
Mills Co.
Brig H Jennings, Mahoney, Bangor, to load tor
Europe-J WinsloY 81 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
MENIORANDA

dispatch from London states that the barque Jas
McCarty. from Portland for Buenos Ayres, put into
Rio Janeiro 18th inst, with loss of rudder.
Sch Flora Mcdonald, Kane, from Rockport for
Boston, which put into Boston 5th, in Distress lost
jbboom and jib Sd inst, in a gale. At AM, Sd, Sc
from Cape Ccd, got in contact with sch Boaz. of Bel
fast, from Rondout for Boston with cement, breaking
her down and causing her to fill and sink in halt an
hour after. The crew were brought to Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
imports from January to June 2.
1876. 1877
Forelgn, Dales. ..... $50 1921
llQmPStln co. ~

In New York the business of the past few days has
been rather limited there being absence of specu-
ave inquiry, and the present condition of the goods
market not warranting heavy purchases by manu-
factvrers Prices. however. are somewhat steadier,
especial for the finer grades, stocks are greatly
reduced and holders less urgent to force business.
In Philadelphia there have been no important
changes in the market this week. The manufacture
ers are holding Oft to what course prices will
pursue during the next sixty ninety days, when
the new clip will make its appearance more freely.
Prices are firm, and new fat sheep Wool is taken On
arrival at our quotations.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07

FAJARDO, PR. Schr E Walsh-267 puncheons
molasses to + ChCrchill g. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
TRAIN WRECKERS.
Four of the Gang who Wrecked a Train
ON the ST. LOuis & San Francisco Rail.
road Caught.

road Caught.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-The Superintendent of
the st. Louis & San Francisco Railroad has re-
ceived information of the capture of four of the
,nscreants who ran the train off the track near
Wooden station last Saturday night. A young
man named Oliver was suspected and arrested
on Monday. He confessed and gave the names
of the other parties, viz: George Gibson, Allen
Greenstreet and James Long, who have since
been arrested and are under a strong guard at
Richland. Fo1r others connected with
the gang are not yet captured. Oliver says
that an ex-convict put up the job and led the
party. Their intention was to run the train off
the track and then rob the passengers and plum
der the train. Detectives are on the track of
the other scoundrels All the parties live at or
near Richland
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07

KENNEL IMPORT, June 5-Ar, sch Opbir. Colt
Calais.
June 6-Sld, sch Carrie Fl Spoford, GRAY. Bluehill.
to load granite for PHILADELPHIA.
In port. schs Canton Eliza Matilda, Hattie Turn-
er, and Mansur Cakes.
EASTPORT, June 2-Ar, DarQuetine Eenor Yer
non, mew) Copp, Pembroke
June 3-Ar, sch Percy, Mitchell, Magdaen, with
part of cargo herring.
May 4-Ar, schs Red Beach, Agnew, Magdalen,
with part oil cargo herring; Mott Haven, Collins
Calais, Carried away bObstay by contact with the
Wharf)
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
The New Ministry,

ATHENS, June 6.--The new ministry has
been formed as follows: Vice Admiral Canarls,
Premier and Minister of Marine, Caumoundou-
ros. Minister of the Interior; Triconpi, Foreign
Affairs; Deligeorgis, Finances; Deligianni,
Instructor; Zlmbracach War; Zaimi, Justice
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
FRANCE.
Another Editor Disposed aG

PARIS, June 6.-The manager of tee Mar.
seillaise has been sentenced to a fine of 5000
francs and three months Imprisonment for in
sulting President MacMahon.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
The Wool Marker

BOSTON, June 6.-[Reported for the Press.1-Tbe
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
- Domesilc-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 4s 20
dunn 40 g 42c; coarse 81 a SOC; Michigan extra and
Az 81 g 4oe; fine 81 g SOC; medium 81 q &c., COM
medium Sc q CSC, common IS a SEC; pulled extra
80 q 43c; superfne 80 q as; No /, 20 "a 25c; comb
ing fleece % SCI Fine delane AZ q 4Sc California
ing 80 g s.; Smyrna washed IS a 26c; do unwash-
ed. u 9 &c: tBuenos Ayres IS a SOC; Cape Good
35c. ~ ~
The demand for Wool is good and full prices con-
tnue to be obtained for all kinds. Stocks are light
put supplies will soon be arriving from all points
Fine Woods are most sought after and the market is
now bare of Xxx and above eeces but all grades are
saleable at the current rates.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
The Typographical Union.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 6.-The Information
al Typographical Union continues in session.
Resolutions were adopted sanctioning the
sending delegate to the Exposition at Paris
next year to represent the compositors of
America.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-07
L Lightning Strokes.


AMHERST, June 6.-Horatio C. Hurd with
two workmen, were engaged at work in to-
bacco field near North Hadley this afternoon,
when all three were Frustrated by lightning.
MIR. Hurd was instantly killed and his compan-
ions stunned.
FITcHBURG. June 6.-Lightning struck three
times here this afternoon Moses Hoyt's house
on Hight street was damaged slightly. Benz.
Shows barn was struck and a horse was killed,
George L. Rey was knocked over.