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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-07
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, March 6. The press generally
say Chelmsford is failure and ought to be
recalled from South Africa.
Agricultural laborers in the neighborhood
Of New Market has struck against the re-
duction of a shilling week in wages.
The report of impending French occupa-
ton of the Island of Rhodes is contradicted.
PARIS, March 6. 1t 10 said the whole
French Cabinet will have to be rcmodelled
before long.
A despatch from Pesth says Thesis river is
rising and 200, 900 acres of land are threatened
with total submersion. Many dams have ul-
ready burst.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 6. The sale on
the streets of the German newspaper St.
Petersburga Zeitung, prohibited.
The Porte has ordered the removal of the
Central government of the Greek Archipelago
from Rhodes to Scico, and all armed forces,
material, etc, will be moved from the former
to the latter.
MADRID, March 6. General Martinez
Campos and Senior Couqas del Castillo to-day
each individually advised the King to ntrust
the formation of the cabinet to the other
1t is generally believed the new cabinet will
include both.
1t is reported that Gen Blanco will become
Governor of Cuba.
Berlin announcement states that Bismar X
recently sent his reply to the representative
of the Vatican The tone thereof is concil-
atory, but by no means justifies any explana-
ton Of a speedy and favorable issue.
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THE AFGHAN WAR.
Differentiation to Abide by the Cars
Advice.


NEW York, March G. A Tashkend des-
patch says the news of tho Ameer's death is
received, but not officially. Afyhaniston
Ambassadors have assured Gen. kaufman
that the Amer would never consent to nego-
tate directly with the English, but would i'm
plicitly follow the Cars advice, even though
it should cost him part or the whole Of his
territory. After the war the Ameer had ex-
pressed to them the determination to carry on
the conflict with England energetically and
felt that his country had strength to carry on
the war for fully two years if need be. They
further stated that Yakoob Khan was of the
same opinion, as his father had supported him
in his determination to resist and repel the
invaders. kaufman replied that he would
refer the matter to the Gar. He is now
awaiting the official announcement of the
Ameer's death before notifying the ambasss-
doris that their powers have expired or are
suspended until renewed by the Ameer's
successor
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THE PRESIDENT INTERVIEWED,
The Extra Session and other Matters
Discussed.

WAsHiSoroS, March q. II having been
mentioned by visitors to the President tina;
much surprise and dissatisfaction was ex-
pressed at his calling an extra session So soon
after the adjournment, the President replied
that the proclamation for that purpose was is
sued on information that the earliest practica-
bic day would be acceptable to u majority OF
the members elect although it was natural
that some of those reelected and living at re-
mote distances from the Capitol might COM
plain as they would not have time in the
meanwhile to visit their families and return.
The President is ind.sposed TO converse on
the declared object of the democrats to insist
on the enactment of certain measures as q
condition for granting supplies. He had not
yet seen the programme, and therefore could
not pass his opinion on it, but could not be-
lieve, in the absence Of such information, that
any revolutionary movements were contem-
plated.
He said in reply to question concerning
the German mission, that the appointment
would be promptly announced when made,
but this he deferred until the extra session, as
the appointee would not care to enter upon
the duties until confirmed, and as he would
now have only short time to wait.
Although there is no semi-of6cial basis for
the announcement, there is reason to believe
that the Presidents message to Congress will
be brief and confined to subjects for which
Congress is convened, and that he will at the
instance of the Secretary of the Treasury, ask
that measures be adopted for increase of the
revenue, it having been decreased to the ex-
tent Of $40 zoo, 900, by the passage of the to-
bacco bill. The Secretary said to-day that
but for this he would have S2s 900, 600 sur
plus, with which to pay Arrears Of pensions.
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NEW YORK.
Murderous Rows.

Troy, March 6. During Il row here Tues
day evening, VIM. Murray dangerously stab
bed Alonzo johnson. At Tomhannock, Rem
saler cosnty, election night, in drunken
row, several persons were seriously injured.
A Wharf Caves In.
NBw York, March 6. About 100 feet OF
the " harf owned by the Old Colony Railroad,
and leased by the Philadelphia line of steam
ers, eaved in last night, causing loss of sew
erai thousand dollars.
The Cattle Disease.
The remaining $50 cattle at Fleischmann's
swill stables. Blissvillc, are TO be slaughtered
before Saturday.
Snow Storm.
A heavy easterly snow storm began at noon
I'd continues. 1t is also showing at Boston.
Secretary Sherman.
II was announced at the Chamber of Com
merce to-day, that Secretary Sherman has
consented to sit for portrait, to be placed on
the walls Of the chamber.
FIRE.
A private despatch from Malanza states a
large fire destroyed Bellidoe's provision ware
house. All the papers and the money were
saved.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kcnnebec Journal
TERRIBLE CONFEDERATION IN FORT
FAIRFIELD.
LARGE AMOUNT or PROPERTY
DESTROY EDi
And the Fire is Still Raging.

FORT FAIRFIELD, March 6. A terrible FIRE
began here to night at IA o'clock in John
b. Traftons new block his loss was s., 600,
and partially insured.
Joseph Dufton druggist who occupied the
next store east, loss is $1,000; no insurance
j. W. Goodhue occupied next store, clock
repairs. Loss, $3.50; no insurance.
John Anderson, shoe maker lost $1,000.
no Insurance.
A. c. Collins, Harnessmaker, lost 800 to
$780,
Holland & Co., was partially saved; loss
$500; partially insured.
+. II. Case, jeweller, loss, about $50; no
insurance.
l.. X. Coney, hardware had stock from
$1,000 to $1,000; patislly lost.
w. A. Dressers stock WAS partially de-
stroyed insured for $1,000
c. Is. Ward, confectoner; stock partially
destroyed no insurance.
n. Fessenden, house hold goods and law
library was badly damaged; partially insured.
A. G. Carr, general store had stock worth
$4,000; no insurance; loss to building, S25OO.
Julius Peterson, household goods were
badly da maged; no insurance
James G. Pierce meat market; total loss.
+. w. Burns, househould goods; badly
damaged
Emerritt Sons, heavy loss in potatoes
partially insured.
There are five buildings destroyed up to
this hour-l0 o'clock, and the Are is still rag
ing with a heavy northwest wind.
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CALIFORNIA.
Severe Storm.

SAN FRANCIsco. March 6. There has been
a heavy rain in the interior the last 4S hours.
Yuba and Feather rivers are high. The outer
levees at Marysville broke this morning, and
the suburbs are under water. The inside le-
wee protected the city and prevented much
damage to property In Russian river valley
six inches of rain fell and the river is over the
banks. The valley is flooded, bridges carried
away, and the Northern Pacific Railroad
washed out so it cannot be used for several
days. The reservoir at Los Angeles, con-
tanning 100, 900, 600 gallons of water, broke
this morning, but is so far from the city that
the damage is confined to flooding the streets
and cellars
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HalloWell Local News.

Mr.. Geo. S. Fuller was unanimously re-
elected Mayor of this city, on Monday last.
In some of the wards an almost entire change
of ward officers occurred, especially in
wards one and four. The members elect of
the new city government will meet at the
city rooms on Monday next for organization,
and to hear the annual communication of the
Mayor elect.
The Hughes Brothers give their second
concert in City Hall this Friday evening,
with an attractive programme
A public installation of officers Of Jerusa-
lem Royal Arch Chapter was observed at
Masonic Hall, in this city, on Thursday
evening, with the usual attractions of such
occasions.
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MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Fire.

Fire.
WArERvILLE, March G. The factory
operated by Roberts Marston ut Wa
tervile, for manufacturing WOODEN shawls,
was totally destroyed by fire, Thursday.
Loss estimated at $1,000; insured $4,000.
Stock, houses and manufactured stock saved,
Cause of fire unknown.
PORTLAND, March 6. Steamship State OF
Alabama cleared to day for Liverpool, and
will sail Immediately.
Reform Club Convention.
Brunswick, March 6. State Convention
of Reform clubs closed tonight Notwisll-
standing the storm, the meeting waslargely
attended and much enthusiasm manifested
The convention j. one of the largest that ans
yet been held in the state, and will be the
promotion Of much good to the cause.
Maine Dairymen's Association.
WTNrARoP, March 6. The Maine State
Darymen's Meeting closed to-day and the
following officers were elected y. X. Nell
son, of Winthrop, President; Howard MUIR
ply of Belfast, N. Dana, Jr. of Kennebunk,
n. X. Pike of Winthrop, Vice Presidents !;
DIR. J. w. North Augusta, Secy, and Treas
urer and one trustee from each county. The
annual exhibition will probably be held in
convention with the fair of the State Agricul-
tural Society.
Papers followed by discussions were pre-
sented to-day by Robert McAdam of Rome,
New York, on "Developement of Acid in
Cheese, followed by an essay on Improve
ment of Pastures" by S. T. Floyd of Winth-
rop; and in the afternoon Efforts of feed on
qualify of Milk, by DIR. North of Augusta.
Nomination.
BANGOR, March 6. At the taxpayers
caucus to-day, Joseph +. Snow was nomi-
mated mayor. Democrats will probably
ralify the nomination tomorrow.
PedestrianIsm.
Halske of New York won the so mile walk
with Toole in hours SO minutes.
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The board Of Aldermen met at Granite
Hall, yesterday forenoon, at o'clock, for the
purpose of correcting the voting lists, and
chose Mayor Nash to preside over their DELHI
erations. 1t was decided that two represen-
tives from each Of the political parties should
remain upon the platform with the Alder
men. to see that the rights of all should be
carefully guarded. Mr.. Horace H. Hamlen and
W. y. Choate, Esq. represented the republi-
cans, while Mr. Charles Is. Morton and others
represented the democrats and greenbackers
Shortly after organizing, Geo. w. Pillsbury,
who did not belong to the board, and had no
right to make motion, moved that a certain
paper be taken up and read. This was put
into the hands of the Mayor, who read it. 1t
proved to be President Hayes civil service
order, and was accompanied by 4 vote of the
Young Mems Democratic Club that the Pres
ident be informed by telegraph, should Post
master Hamlen appear before the board Mr..
Hamlen quietly volunteered the information
that he didn't propose to be intimidated,
but if they desired him to withdraw
the board could SO determine, and he would
obey their wishes. To Mr.. Lemuel Is. Fow-
Ter, Alderman from Ward ., belongs the dis
grace of moving that Mr.. Hamlen be ex-
cluded from the deliberations. And the mo-
ton was carried by a strict party vote. Mr..
Hanlcn then withdrew from the platform.
The above are the facts in the case, and the
deductions therefrom may be found in our cd
itorial columns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-07

Mr. Geo. +. Newman has in his possession
one of the original copies of subscription
paper circulated in 1922, in Portland, Bath
Augusta, and other places on the Kennebec
to raise funds for the purpose of building two
steamers,-on of 100 tons burthen, to ply
between Portland, Bath and Augusta, and
another of 40 tons burthen to ply between
Augusta and Watervlc. The Company was
called the Kennebcc Steam Navigation Co..
and steamers out of the Kennebec are running
under the same name to-day, and presumably
under the same charter. The paper states
after making specifications in regard to the
boats, that ''said boats shall be furnished with
engines of sufficient power to propel them at
the rate of at least six miles per hour in still
water" The capital stock of the company
was divided into two hundred shares at $3.50
each, and a large number of stockholders are
given among whom are Mcclellan 4 Turner,
Peleg rallman and Charles Clapp. The on
" evidence We have that either of the steam
ers were built, is the building of the Robin
Hood, of 65 23-95 tons buIthen. at George
town, in the year 1926, by Seward Porter, one
of the originators in the movement Bath
Times.
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Colby University Notes.

The most of the students are back from
their schools. A large majority taught this
winter, and universally report a very pleas
ant school. OF course 1t appears rather
gloomy here just now, the cold weather pre-
venting outdoor sports. We are soon to
have one Of the best gymnasiums in the
State. 1t is being fitted UP by Boston par
ties.
They have organized "Glee Club" this
term, numering rs persons, conducted by
Philbrook Of 50.
The class of 81 has two new students
Palmer, formerly of 80, and Lancaster of
Dartmouth. Is. Hall of 's2 is attending
Harvard Law School. The committee have
awarded to c. +. Owen of the Senior class,
the prize for the best original article
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Vicar General Martin Kundig died yes
terday morning, at Milwaukee, of heart dis
ease.
Kepler's saw mill at Sullivan, H., was
blown to pieces Tuesday. J. Baugher was
blown to fragments, and two others were bad
ly hurt.
The Nova Scotia legislature opened yestsr-
day, with n speech from Lieut.. Governor
Archibald.
The New York dry goods trade is looking
up. Prices are generally low, but the out
look is considered satisfactory.
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IMPERFECT VOTING LISTS

The democratic officials have made sad
havoc with the voting lists, leaving off severa
hundred names, the most of whom are
well known voters and republicans. Other
names are mutilated, the initials purpose
changed. so as to take up time in correcting
day. We shall not undertake to publish the
the entire list, but present the following thai
are among the names omitted from the list:
WARD l. Charles Forster. Charlie. c. Griftth
Asa W Hedge. Sumner Jewett. J. II. Morse
$ +. winslow. J. W Neal, c. W. Moody
Leonard Austin. Ambrose II. Abbott Herbert l.
Este. Johnson Estes, W. II. Gannett. VIM N. Hall
W. H. Holmes. +. +. Hussey. Charles C. Love
W. j. lockwood. Horace r. Sturgis. WIN. Wing
WARD Edwin II. Bean, II. ". Fsnght. II. W
nallison. A. J.. Gould, VI. G. Hervey, ParkerC. Kai
lock, chas. kmhall. X. d. Mcfarland, Isaac W
Mnnsey, Curtis Moore, Jacob Saunders, Chas. l.
White, George F. Burbank. G. W. Cofren. Frank D.
George, g. 4. storcr. II. r., True. John Wheeler
VIM. A Webster. Chas. 4. Wadsworth.
WAED3-HoraiioH VI. Savage, Geo. snowdeal, Chas
Iownc. Chas. r. Towne, Sainl Ward. John b. VII
lamsJ. ;. Dyer, VIA. A. Davis. BENZ. A. Piper. Z. II
v. Mosher, Christopher Mitchell. Roscoe G. Nutting
Fred W. Newcomb, Melville G. Perciva. Chas +
Peaslee. Benz Ray. Edgar Redmond Fred w. Rey
nolds Daniel F. steward John o. Boyes, Alonxc
Babcock, II. A. Craig, Aaron Cowce AlonEo II. Cross
John ;. Craig, Frank +. Chase. Geo X. Higgins X
{. Irish. John A. Knowles, NJ q. kmball, John II
Libby. Geo. A. Iougee.
WARD 4.-wm. Foster, Charles =. Fletcher. Alden
A. Knowles, Elijah Turner stephen Branch, r. G
stephens, Chas. W. WiNon. T.. c. Foger
WARDj.-Eugcne Allen, Gardiner Beac, Charles
/. Raily Chas. v Hamilton, Fred VI. Hayes, Dexter
Is. himball Alfred ~ Knowles, Joseph Martin
Clarence +. Mcintyre. Darius Marston. Vim. Max
well, thas. W. Newell, james b. Nve Chas A
Quint. Henry II. Smith y. G. To.iea, Chas. W. Trot
ter, Kendall webb, VIM Wing.
WARD Drank Clark, Thomas Carlin. VIM. Car
lin, samuel y. Folsom. ". 4. Gardiner, Frank Has
kell, Chas. q. Little. Geo. j. Moody. A. NJ Newell
Allen 7. Robbins Horace b. Smith. Ira II. Taber
Henry Talbot. Zacharish Wing, G. Il. Gun.
ningham. Erastus Dearborn John G. Robbins, Allen
fnber. Stacy Trask, W. I. TYLER.
WARD WIN. Cahoon Jos. Carter, Thomas A.
Robbins. Thos. +. Bartlett, Fred e. Dudley. Geo
4: Turner. Frank X. Turner. Wilbur +. Turner,
Weston Curtis.
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THE INDIANS.
Complaints from Father BeesOu, Indian
Missionary.

NV YORK. March 6. Father Beeson. In
dian missionary, writes that President Hayes
is urging prompt measures to suppress the
present lawless aggression upon the Indian
reservation. He alludes to the starvation
and massacre of the Bannocks and Chey-
ennes. the forced removal of the Nez Pcrces
and Sioux, in violation of the treaty, and the
recent raid upon the reserve of the Utes in
Colorado, prompted by the discovery Of gold,
and he says that unless the sentiment of JUS
tice, enforced by the strong arm of govern
ment, puts a stop to these outrages, another
Indian war is certain He recommends the
appointment of peace commissioner
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The Coming Contest.

NEW YORK, March 6. A Washington spe-
cial says that Acklin, Singleton, Bland and
Lay are too sick to reach Washington in sea
son to participate in the election of Speaker,
which gives additional Importance to the bal
ance Of power which the greenbackers claim.
and some persons are fain to see a dead lock
of indefinite duration, if the greenbackers re-
main intact in their vote for Speaker.
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WARRINGTON.
Appointment.

WASHINGTON. March6 6. The President to-
day appointed George Holmes, collector at
Beaufort, So. Carolina, vice Geo. Gage, sus-
pended.
Released.
Capt. Blair was released from Governor s
Island to-day. by order of the Secretary of
War, Blair having been dismissed from the
army for bigamy.
Arrival.
The widow and daughter of Bayard Taylor
arrived to-day.
Quarantine Ordered.
Mr.. Fish, Consul at Tunis, states the Bey
of Tunis has ordered a vigorous enforcement
Of the quarantine regulations against vessels
from any plague infected districts.
The 4 Per Cents.
The subscriptions to the per cent loan to-
day, are 81, 29l 300.
The Reno Case.
The report Of the Reno court Of inquiry has
been approved by the President. 1t fully ex-
onerates Reno from all charges of suspicious.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Preparing to Erect u Lighthouse.

PORTSMOUTH, March 6. Preparations ar.
in progress for the erection of an iron light
house of York hubble, government hayin ,
finally succeeded in getting a clear title 10
the land.
Personal.
Col. Geo. c. Kibbe is promoted dept.ty
surveyor of this point, under the civil ser<ice
rules, was federal commander at Bermuda,
and wounded at Petersburg, Va, in the lat
ter part of the rebellion.
A Bungling Job.
Edward Ingalls,, treasurer OF tho town of
Gambia, was recently found in his house,
bound, handcuffed and gagged, aud the safe
apparently robbed of $500. There are no
probable traces of burglary about the prcmis-
es, and it is thought that Mr.. Ingalls, bound,
handcuffed and gagged himself, having previ-
ously taken the money. A hole was bored
through the door with Ingalls, augur, but so
far from the lock that the bolt could not have
been slipped. 1t was, apparently, a very
bunglng and pat up job.
Temperance.
Great interest prevails in temperance re-
form work in Dover, and other towns in the
State.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
NJ urders.

PITrsRUxo, March 6. Samuel Hunter, Is
years Of age, employed at the Bessemer steel
works. was brutally murdered Wednesday
evening. John Lawler and Martin Murray,
with whom Hunter had recently qaarreled,
have been arrested on suspicion.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
A Greenback Convention.

CHICAGO, March 8. The greenbackers'
convention adjourned last night, after voting
to reimburse Pomeroy for money expended
in forming greenback clubs. Attendance
small, only $50 delegates being present to
represent some go clubs said to be in exist
ence. and the proceedings did not attract at
tention.
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THE LYNN MYSTERY.


BosrOS, March s. The hope that definite
clew to the Lynn mystery had been finally
found in the identification Of the deceased as
the McConnollogue girl, is destroyed by the
receipt of a despatch from San Francisco,
stating that the girl is there alive and well.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

CoSsrANTISoPLE, March 6. Prince La
banoff, Russian Ambassador, has declared to
the Porte that Russia only wishes a safeguard
to her rights and not to prevent Turkey con-
GLIDING a loan.
The Porte has sent circular to the Powers
declaring that the delay in the negotiations
relative to the Greek fronties, is attributable
to the attitude of Greece.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-07

John w. Abbott a son of Mr.. John b. Abbott
of Sidney, met with horrible death, on
Wednesday, He is deaf mute, aud was as
sistingh his brother-in-law, r. :. Benson. in set
ing upa hay press, at Calvin Reynolds. The
press went down and threw Benson so that he
struck beyond the press and escaped injury
but Abbott went under the press, and his
head was crushed between il and the
,ied so that he could hardly tie recognized as
a human being. Young Abbott was twenty
seven years old.
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Weather Indications for To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
partly cloudy weather in the Southern por-
ton, and light snow, followed by clearing
weather in the northern portion, slight rise
in temperature, winds shifting to southwest
and northwest, and slight fall, followed by
slowly rising barometer.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Convicted of Libel.

NEW York, March 6. John Penderyrass,
one Of the Teller Committee witnesses, has
been convicted of libel at Charleston, S. c.,
and costs, for publishing letter in the Wash
ington Republican, charging the managers of
the election At Kings Tree with stufing the
otbox, and certain citizens with voting
more than once.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Railroad Accident.

ArHoL, March s. A special train Of Eng
lish goods from Halifax, collided with the
Quebec express, about four miles south Of
this station, this morning. The engines Of
both trains and the cars were badly wrecked.
Driver Mcleod was killed. Conductor Cam
eron was fatally injured, and several Others
were badly hurt. The train from Amhers,
with four doctors, left here for the scene Of
the accident.
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WARD SIX Caucus.

Toe republicans of Ward Six will meet in
NJ the engine house,
THIS FRIDAY EVENING, March eth.
AT o'clock, for the purpose of nominating ward Of
hcers. PER ORDER.
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Quarantine Ordered.
KENTUCKY.
Murder.

Nxw York, March 6. The wife of labor
er named Deateu, was arrested at Manches-
ter, KY. for breaking the girls neck by hoist
ing the body by a rope to beam in an out
house, and then carrying the body to field
for a vicious horse to kick.