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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-29

O0QC0.
Mr.. President, regard bill No. 942 az
positive menace to the commercial in.
terests OF the SOUTH mean to the
States Of Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana
Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Flor.
Virginia and Kentucky. It is well
known that the president Of the Texas
and Pacific Railway Company has long
chung with great tenacity to the idea OF
extending the Atlantic and Pacific road
from Vinita, in the Indian Territory, to
a point on the line OF the Texas and
Pacific road in the neighborhood Of its
intersection with the ninety-n or
one undredth degree of longitude west.
It cannot be doubted that this is con-
nection very much desired by the great
Pennsylvania corporation at the head
OF which Col. Scott stands. What South
ern man can fail to see that il the gov
eminent Of the United States will fur
nish Col. Scott with the means to build
q through line from Fort Worth, in
Texas, to San Diego, and thus give him
control Of freights from the Pacific
coast and intermediate points eastward,
ne will find the means to make the
Vinita connection, and thus have it in
his power to divert freights from Gal
weston, New Orleans and South Allan tic
seaports, and haul them by way of st.
Louis over his Pennsylvania lines? The
Southern man who can vote for a bill
that exposes the South to such danger
must have greater faith In Col. SCOTS
purpose to do justice to the Southern
States than I, as one of the representa-
tives OF State on this floor, am willing
to repose in any man.
WHAT has TIE TEXAS PACIFIC COMPANY
BEEN DOING WITH ITS RICH LAND GRANT?
Iwish now to ask, what has the Texas
and Pacific Railway Company accom-
plished to entitle 1t to the favorable con-
sideration OF Congress Instead OF con.
3tructing its road westward from Mar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

Again the everlasting Eastern Question
looms up. 1t is evident that Russia has no
idea of abiding by the Berlin Settlements I'M
derstood by the sgnatory powers and Is bent
on territorial acquisition. The excuse for it
will be the unsettled condition Of Bulgaria
where she Is busy fomenting trouble between
the Christians and Turks. \ camp OF 10000
men is forming at Kischeneh, and instead of
Withdrawing from, the Russians are adding to
their army at Adranople. SIXTY thousand
Russians entered Rumeiia on Tuesday by way
of Bourgas, and it is even said Gen. Iodlebcn
accompanied them. As to what BusSia means
the Gol0s Is quoted as saying, mo eXpcdients
of diplomacy can arrest the natural course OF
historical Development and there is nopros
pect of completing the organization OF the Bal
kan peninsula without IA fresh war"
Meantime the porte appeals to the powers to
know if they mean to execute the Berlin treaty
and the English cabinet is understood to be
agreed that the time has come when the pow
ers must take some steps in the matter, ana
thinks that collective representation will
probably be efiectual.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02
HOME MATTERS.



Conductor Matt Kennedy returned last week
to his train ON the Fox River branch c., B. IL @
K. Il. He had been on the main line for some
time past
Mr. II. ID. Colvin of Dmmick, writes friend
that Fred. Walters and John Wright, formerly
of this city, were killed by Indians near Oberlin,
Kan, in the late raid by the redskins through
that state.
Mr.. viii Nash returned from Colorado on Mon,
day, the lease Of the Denver II Rio Grande road
to the Atchson, Topeka Il Santa Fee, throwing
him and his party out of 4 job"
Mrs. Rendle and Miss McCann, of Napoleon,
Ohio, are visiting friends in this city.
Mcssrs. George Trimble and Ierby Kilby and
Miss Emma Garfield, of Ottawa, and Miss Jennie
Taylor, of Utica, attended the party given 10y the
.iutotu Nc,cS
Mrs. Mann, Of Wilburn, Neb., is at j. l.. Morri,
sons.
f. f. Wescott, not II. p Clark, did the paint
ing in Woods block. As the job was good one,
we chcerfully make the correction.
Daniel O'Kanc has gone to Iowa on a land in
specting tour and will be away Il week or ter
days
Mrs. Rachel White, of Springfield Ohio, is Wis
ting the family of her brother, John Stout, Esq.
of this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02
YELLOW FEVER,

Jack Frost has been showing his skill in
arrestlng the ravages Of the yellow fever at the
south during the past week in u way to put all
the doctors, nurses and Towards far in the
rear. Indeed they are about ready to admit
that their occupation is gone. The frost every
night since Sunday has been quite pronounced
a. far south rs Natchez, though hardly yet
at New Orleans also, as well as everywhere
south Of that city, the fever shows IA decided
abatement, the deaths dropping from % on
Sunday to II ON Thursday ut New Orleans,
with proportonate dmuntion of new cases.
At Memphis the deaths have fallen to half Il
dozen II day in city and suburbs, and on Thurs
day, with a few new cases only among refugees,
who are returning in swarms though urged not
to do 50 until after decided freeze
The Peabodys at New Orleans stopped is.
uing rations on Wednesday, though relief is
sill extended to the destitute by the Towards
and Y. NJ G. 4. OF the III deaths at New
Orleans for the week up to Wednesday 1866
were children The fever still continues Its
ravages with great fury in the small inland
towns around and below New Orleans, though
1t is rapidly disappearing at every locality
north of the city that has been reached by frost.
At Mobile, which had its first fever cases
but two or three weeks ago there continue TO
be or ) deaths day with 10 to 10 daily new
cases.
The southern railroads, which had been do
ing losing business during the whole fever
period, passing out most of the refugees free of
charge and now returning them on the same
terms, are once more rejoicing in paying
business.
The relief boat Chambers got back to St
Louis on Wednesday having had no sickness
on board after leaving Vicksburg. Capt. Yore
who was left sick with the fever at Vicksburg
has recovered and also returned to st. Louis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

The Grand Jury as usual had their little epistle
to present to Hon, f. 5, Leland, p. j. of the 9th
circuit on the subject of the Jail. The story is
similar to former ones, nevertheless we give ii to
our readers, to-wt:
"a Ci IN,',r CnI,nr Oct. term, A. u. 1873
To Hon. f.. 5, Leland, Presiding Judge of the
9th Judicial Circuit
The Grand Jury, chosen, selected and sworn At
this term Of the court, respectfully report that in
pursuance Of law we have examined the county
Jail and find that the Jail is located in the base
ment of the court house in Ottawa; that it con-
Ssts of II corridor the width of the court house,
of stone with cells on one side. These cells are
six in number, four feet wide, six feet long and
five feet high.
At the commencement Of this court there were
twenty. three persons confined in these narrow
limits. one was woman in II separate depart
ment, but how To give sleeping apartments to -
men is II problem that we cannot solve, unless by
putting three or four in one cell.
It is the opinion of the jury that Sheriff Stevens
and his deputy, Adam Mecay and his amiablc
wife, who have charge of Jail, have done all in
their power 10 keep the county Jail as clean and
neat as possible.
The present Jail is not palace, nor as it
should be, hut under the circumstances is all the
Sheriff and his aids can make it.
The ventilation is imperfect, coming as 1t does
from windows on partial level with the ground
and the cells where the prisoners at night in their
cells--of solid stone with only iron CRATE on the
corridor-gct no mouthful of air except such oXy-
zen AS may seep through the gratngs of the
door, small and narrow, in front of each cell.
There is no separate place for women and boys,
innocent witnesses, from hardened criminals, so
they must occupy one room ana be contaminat-
cd by association.
Hence, we, AS have our predecessors for years
feel that we must condemn the present county
Jail as falling in the law to be fit for the purposes
of a County inil.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02
VI arried.

Observation-Disclosures the residence of the
brides father, Rev. John Phillips, of Ottawa
on Tuesday, Oct. 29th, 1873, 10y Rev. John Ellis
Mr. l.. l.. THOMPSON and Miss MARY +. Pull
LIPS, both of this city.
The bride and groom are well known hcre-tht
BRIDE as teacher in our public schools, who has
endeared herself to the hearts of both parents
and children by her faithful work for severa
wears past; the groom, las rising young practi
tioner at our La Sale county bar.
The wedding was attended by only the near
friends and relatives, and was y very enjoyable
affair The home was trimmed with ever
greens and flowers and the marriage bell Of
myrtle and pansics rang ont its merry tones
The ceremony took place at O'Clock, the bride
arrayed in a beautiful slate-colored silk, with Ii
lies of-thc-vallcy and smilaX vine as ornaments.
Among the presents received from the friends
of the bride and groom We mention the follow
ing: Silver cake basket, castor, butter DISH
pickle castor, sugar shell, two butter knives, halt
dozen slvcs nut picks, tea pot clock shell OF
Sorrento work, glass tea set, two pair vases, two
toilet sets, etc. etc.
The congratulations were hearty and sincere,
and the new man and wife commence life Will
the warm and earnest wishes of all that great
peace and prosperity may attend them. ). b.
Amcn.-[ Editors f. T.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02
GEORGE M. LELAND,


HIN -'I.I.I2'S Notice j. h"rrhf gwen tii
vi y virtue of decree made and entered ~ UF"ft NV
tn rut Court Of Ia sale county state ui lhp,' al W.
-. f.l.r term said court. a. d. Isl, 10 ''!'i
Then paudiug Ia SAID The ChAuCtrl sue lu'i,
r,lr william CLAYTON complainant. ana .NlhIl,"
,,r,,,,ry William Gregory. Morgan GREGORY. Ah'tt" a.
tr.rtry lame. Cr,.lry Margaret He'll NtruH tl'Iu' -
suprr Matilda Ann Hunt sarah j. scott Lucy Is "I's
Frnr. \ Gregory, Glcuir Gregory, Ia "r'."} l.
rnh q burgess Administrator Of John GrrE"rA
were defendants .ua,I Tuesday the twenty -iNih
E4y 81 November. s., s-5. 10 m" hour ~ w" 80
u Tho afternoon ar sud d1g. uHr frr sale ar the SCUM tr
ag rl county court UIl-# u rftaWt. 10 -uG C'4g ~ r
ID auction and will then sr =. the highest haN'r ' pr
low u. described property. being TIE same "ft',' ~ ~
decree, tu lt -ul. that I- Goo say lNchil -i"nI
north end OF the south halt ui tfc east hat "l 'I'
gutrt,r OF SECTION urt-u. as tine R'-i b 90 ' '
section nineteen. except zen ii' '''
o. g. u.t--l-r f .ui. 'HurIra - ''"
,H, com ,rr- ~ frr rHrhHts corner ~ -tiH " '.'
running south FORTY -,-bt r-. thence 100
rf fn 81 fir. On 'Ha north line II said Toy seventy rI'
a,sf Of tho u.-- Hcst corner thereof fhrur' d"te ~
n rl- tts sr ui 'ZuuiLE.E ui-, tht ~ ' - W
south hrif 81 tee ry- hHf 81 the -"G'hNr- ".
t.. ,.ght..H ali 81 said Iaud- being situated i lN',p
rfrry-fus north 10 rang, two tts II The thiFl
,uriz ia tie county uI Il sale aud state ~ lli'ts
Ih yr premises VII Be- -ut subject o. the rshI OF GOV
~ Ty.S. $3.50, -r,.F GEORGE VI. LELAND.
No. ". 81 -. = Mister in tlIAnCrTy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02
Democratic Ticket.

For State Treasurer,
Z. l.. Cronkrite.
For Superintendent Public Instruction,
S. NJ. Etter.
For Clerk of Supreme Court,
Hiram X. EnoCh.
For Clerk of Appellate Court,
James r. Wash.
For Congress,
VIM. S. Brooks.
For Senator,
Lyman II. Tower.
For Representatives,
Geo. w. Armstrong, ~ vote.
John Miller, ~ vote.
For Sheriff,
Nels Nelson, ed.
For Coroner,
DR.. c. w. Reynolds.
For proposed amendment to Section 81 {
Article of the Constitution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02
Afglianlstan.

England Is evidently in earnest in her prep
arations for war with Afghanistan. Orders
have been issued tor the collection at Pcsha
wur of stores and transports for 10000 men
One-third Of the troops on the march are Eu
ropean. 1t has been decided however, that
the viceroy shall address another communica
ton to the Amccr before commencing hostili
ties, summoning him to give guarantees for Il
future good understanding, but to which nc
favorable answer is expected.
The Ameer seems to be equally vigorous III
preparation for war, all the Afghan factories
being hard at work converting muzze loading
rifles into breach leaders. The border tribes
summoned to the defence of Musiid are dis
persing, however, IN consequence of the scare
ity of provisions.
Meantime Russia is looking on with jealous
eye and many Russian volunteers are ready &c
start for Afghanlstan, while the J0urHol de st
Pde,sburg says, if Great Britain attempts tc
extend her frontier there will be serious com
pliCations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

On the 2jth ult, as the King of Spain was
driving through the street known as Cahr
Mayor IN Madrid a man in blouse fired II
pistol at him The king was not touched but
continued on his way to the palace. The man
was Immediately seized by the soldiers His
name was ascertained to be Juan MoncasI,
aged %. cooper, native of paragon ana
member Of the international society. Nhci
asked why he had left his home and com. ..
Madrid he said # came here to kin thr kim
Moncilsi is now being tried tor the oiitu-, ana
will doubtless Ge sentenced to death, but it u
believed the king will commute the sentence
to life Imprisonment All the resident min
listers have congratulated the kltg on his g.
cape and congraulatory address come T. -
from all quarters
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
Great ISritain.

TREAT hTlthln
The funeral of Cardinal Cullen took place al
Dublin on Thursday and was attended by 10000
people, of whom 10000 walked in the process
sion. The body was conveyed from the resi-
dence of the deceased to the pro.cathedral
where it will remain until next Tuesday.
The shareholders of the Bank of Glasgow
have been called upon for $4,000 per share
which is announced to be but Il beginning
Most of the smaller shareholders will be bank
rupted.
A general reduction of wages Is taking place
followed here and there by strikes. The cot
ton spinners of Oldham have reduced wages
10 per cent; the Clyde iron workers ~ pei
cent and the laborers have struck. John Ell
der & Co. have discharged 1900 hands and &C
per cent of the looms and Spindles of Lanca
shire and Cheshire have stopped.
The bankruptcy of John lnnis, Wright u
Co., Edinburgh; of the North OF England
Carriage d Iron Co., and ofThomson Ncph
ews, timber merchants, Grangemouth, is an.
nounced. Also of Weston, the American ped
cstrian.
Lord Beaconsted is dangerously i'll, having
had serious apoplectic fit.
A SIX days pedestrian tournament is in pro
gress at Agricultural Hall, London, with 5
contestants At last accounts Weston was 2,
miles behind Brown, who leads all.
The weather in England is unseasonably
cold. There was IA slight fall Of snow in Lon
don on Thursday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

The New York Sun records the fact that on last
Saturday on jerome avenue, Vanderbilt was out
among the fine turnouts, driving LaSallc county's
old flvoritc capt. Jack" with "Lysander Bay
Icontcstng with Frank Work rs to Who had the
fastest trotters on the road. Among all the fast
trottcrs ON that famous avenue now, the head cen.
ter of New YorR's fine horsetlesh, Captain Jack
still holds his own and does as good work as ever
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

short time ago we mentioned the fact that
Bowman and Phlo Lndley were gathering sub.
scriptions to put few thousand California Sal.
mon in our rivers here. They have succeeded
finely and at the proper time will be able to put
in from - to 10O Thousand. Let other towns ON
both rivers do their share thus well, and in a few
years We shall have these magnificent fish in
abundance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02
THE TICKET.

The following Is the straight Democratic
Ticket to be voted for Tuesday. Let every
Democrat see that the ticket he votes has exactly
on any ticket in the field and none more likely
TO be elected:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

Two prisoner, were received at the county jail
on yesterday: one named Haas, the man who
embcz2lcd money from the Mendoza cigar maker
as mentioned ia last weeks paper. He was ar.
rested by officer Forri-tal in Nebraska. The 9th
er was Orlando Gorbet, arrested by officer Foster,
for passing counterfeit money. He was arrested
IN the Circuit Court room at about noon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

Charley HAYES, ten or fifteen years ago the
spicy local of the StH,SDta,, Il newspaper that
worried through a six months precarious exist.
ence at Ottawa, turns up as the city editor OF
the .id,ertiSer at Mansfield, Tio~a county, Pa.
The publishers of the 1dcr'iScr will find Charley
Il prize if they can prevail upon him to Join and
stick to the Red Ribboncrs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02
.NeW S0nfritS(infni..
Musical instruction.
PROF. A. KROMMrk,

Now associated with WILLIS Band will yiye lessons on IN"
Piano Violin Guitar and al other musical Instruments 81
rrst room to the ict up ~ar Al al hour, Day OF eve
ming: will visit pupils at their homes Terms cay
Ottawa. October y. lsas-4g
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02
Queries.

NessrS. EditOrs-As a taxpayer am interested
in having information on and answers to the fol
lowing questions:
Is it necessary to have the gas jets Of the city
lighted at half past six in the evening when from
six to half past ten O'clock YOU can Gas witnessed
last evening" almost read newspaper by moon
light?
Why is it necessary on dark, stormy night
to wait until half past seven o'clock before light
ing the gas, and thus compel residents of the
city to carry lanterns in order to get to their
places Of business?
Is it necessary for the gas lighter to wait for
full moon and a clear light to enable him to
find the lamp posts?
Is it part of the duty of our school board to
employ school teacher (and, alas. a woman
who goes into the school room with Il whip in
her hand and inhicts punishment upon our
children without stint? To keep our children
long after school hours? to tantalize and abuse
little children because they fail to learn? to com
pei children, as a punishment for imaginary, OF
at least trivial offences, to stand upon the foor
with an open knife under their chins, the blade
pointing upwards, thus terrifying the little chill
dren to Il cruel extent?
Is it necessary to save the city from pernaioy5
doWdgcS to discharge policemen without a hear
ing for hapjng obcyed and ordinance. Queer log
ic An anomalous precedent is all this and it is
certainly without parallel in criminal jurisdic
ton to punish Il man without trial. GENESIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

II II with great reluctance that We offer our nmyn 1n
raIfIc me nnc-brcd Iatp- bull BEL Il III Is - ~
y, y ia Il, I'd, - 3. slnr luT' "Itu pa"
Inn in the states of Illinois ohio, Indiana MlsSou "i
Iowa Kentucky alone has Just one, anu "nl ON W.
breeding that purrr bred. VIZ. the 'lh 'uN VI ~ H.
The hull Bel Duke OF Lyudar 4 Is 81 KIN" I ir hi-
very sure has never been fed for show ana i Js ~ d.
urimr ord I5icllrr-tnti, years ora; we
Bates hull IT. very sure and good alula. ,h a. a
JnB,>,1Il without superior IN our slu'' Wy" a.
.tn and breeding bull having taken hrst prlI' ~ ms
This wear at the Illinois state Fair. ana ~ many "e
county fairs and hi calves have done inv -"' ""'''
shown. .,-.., . , ,,,, hord This
fan M the state district and county frs WIN ptti,
This sale will include many very dr-lrah AZ mar,
as the . y ford Queen Family h ul , i, ,nr
lu show animals and running baCk 70 mp ll|' c
nv Prince Charlie. This family have been very % w.
wherever shown. pNtoCd Queen go t"uh u'H, ~ ~, -,
al the Iinu. Fair this year There are NM =,
Inc Roll Rare. fnillc.. nl good ones. Imported iLhbN
Durha- d. the very hest show In the wei Nhc lh
good Y. pure Br'air-. regular hf''"'I' "lv
ing 10 Bel Duke OF IyTdgIr I'd Duchess OF i'ili-
a, L.. .purr Rates. a tWu.y C:r-Jld red. ,,,.,,
Wta~u offer = head OF the y com u branch 81 NV
Rates family ruuuiug back 20 Agate bred hN u DUH ~ a.
DuHr of York lIut6 bred ~ T. Bates Also T" pure PEI
Bate, hcifrs- .tdy l5"lS"r-ttii 80 ah ~,
calves OF INN LADY l;ckcrstah. Al" i've h'aH 81 In
Nnurnotrf Young Mary. some OF we D''l uI'''
Gems living. three Of !. Il. Fisher il"ll''N'
IInrricr- with four pure Bates tnl- "n,i
ISuttcrtN Of the hest of topping ana many ''"'' ''
liable families.
sale a. commence NJ ~ O'Clock. -
TERMS or Ala credit Of six months Al per cent or
; per cent. Oh for cash.
For particulars and catalogues address
STRAWN, JACKSON & co,
a., d.. las OTTAWA. Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

George Woodford will lecture on temperance
at the Harding VI. +. Church on Tuesday ant
Wednesday evenings, Nov. 9th and 9th.
JOSEPH CowDEN, Sccy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

The tuu,a. 60, Mrs. Dr. Charles Wilcox, who
died ,Ai- Wee 81 Lisbon, took place from the
Cougrc-ajiu.a' church on Thursday morning
..s.- ...- ,---. Ids The ;! mpatLy of his friends
here in his his bitter affection
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

| The son of Justice Pcarcc, OF Pontiac, was
killed 10y the accidental discharge of shot. gun,
while out hunting near that city on Wednesday
last
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

Corruption in our National affairs has the
same effect on the Government that a severe
cough or cold has upon the human system. Pc
litical reform i'm the former and Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup in the latter case will remedy the evils All
the druggists sell il for - cents bottle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

Be sure to 90 and hear Gov. ID. p. Stubs a
the Opera House Monday N ght at 40 p. VI.
Reserved seats for ladies.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself. II has established the fact that Con
sumption can be cured while for Coughs Bron
chits, Whooping Cough, Asthma, and ali dis
eases of Throat and Lungs, 1t is absolutely with
out an equal. Two doses will relieve your chile
of Group, it is pleasant to take and perfectly
Harmless, to the youngest child and no mother
can afford to be without it, You can use two
thirds of a bottle and if what We say j. not true
we will refund the price paid. Price 10 cts. 80 cts
and 81 1G Der bottle. If your Lungs are sore OF
chest or back lame use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Sold by FORBES N GEHRING, Ottawa, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-02

a fatal runaway took place on the road running
east from Ottawa into the town of Rutland, on
Tuesday morning, near the old "white' bridge,
50 known. Mr.. Ole Peterson and son, of the
town Of Mission, were driving home from Otta-
wa, in II lumber wagon, loaded with luhbor and
salt When near the bridge one of the supcrtiu-
GUS dogs of the ncighborhood rushed ont upon
them, frightening the team, which became I'M
manageable. Mr.. p. and the lad were both
thrown out of the wagon and run over by it,
Mr.. Pctcrson's right leg was broken just above
the knee. The boy Jared still worse The wheels
of the loaded wagon passed over his chest, APP
parenty crushing his lungs. They were found
soon afterwards and brought to Ottawa by Mr.J.
Spencer, where DR.. Dyer looked after them. The
father is doing well; but on Tuesday evening the
boy died of his injuries spite of all efforts to save
him,