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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-08-16
Fo, the National VieW,l
OPTIMISM,

The juice which this jasper cup contains a,r
Was prepared from poppy OF Persian fi"'"'
A poppy changed by subtle power
From an ugly seed 10 a lovely flower,
A flower that caught in its crimson shu'e
An occult influence rom thn al, . ohoo,
To charm the sense, nnd INC holi W - 80
And rcndorthe riddles Of lie more CIGAR,
Twill drink the drauaht, Tor my heJ i ~. woe,
with the we ght Of It's weary uhwhi1Sci0"
W. 70 once in the passionate years o. o'o
I lovcd friend with love unto a, no,ho
NJ, I Thought him false for thought tha' ne
Had ured the heart Oh ny pI1uo :. "a, 10
sn threw 10Y glove In his grave sw St-iace'
a. 80 "a ,nat In n noon-lit forest plnce.
6nr brirht keen swords ON their scaobards spFa''
Ind aew torether with clash and clang,
mt Ria brittle blade In She battle broke, .,Lo
And drove him down with swift sharp S"0A'
A cloud passed over the p9id moon
A wItch-whelp barlled IN the bleak lagooh--
A shudderiug wind the branches Dew,
And raven croaked us il doWnwP u new
Suddenly Carolyn spoke 70 me ihS
"My friend, I nev6. was iaIs9 70 u'e''
But God Tors I've me my SINS o"'oW
AS fogglve thee this tainl blow, .
The heart of Thy bride Is OF blenish Tree,
She is NV sister and true to thee
"Thy sistel?'' slmlekej, "Thy sister? NO!
Saw to ne-say that 1t Is not 50"
Thus, with pitliul cry, plead, ,
Kiss Ing and kissing the dumb, white dead,
Puahng the cory aud golden hllr
Back from his forehead so broad and lair,
When q resOnS ut cry rang ia my ear,
And staggered back with nmnoiass lear,
And there in that lonely forest place
[ stood with my YOUNG bride face to iace
With the corpse Between us, she lifted high
Her slim, white hand to the Stony sEy,
And there by her dead, nor murdered dead,
She ra,lll for curse upon my neRd,
And then she fell on tAe scarlet sod
And yielded her white ghost unto God,
drink Of the dIaugh. this cur contains;
It's iiTC flows through my lgu.An NginA.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-08-16

sissiDpl,
JESSIE BRACRY,
VS.. mo 1911
HANNAH BRAoBY.
On opening the sworn statement OF complainant
in the above stated case, and 1t appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the Court that Hannah Bracey, the
defendant in the above stated case, do not
reside inthe State Of Mississippi, but beyond the
lmits thereof, residence unknown, 80 that the or,
binary process of this Court cannot be executed
against her, 1t is therefore ordered by the Court
that said defendant, Hannah Bracey, do enter mel
appearance herein, on or before the End Monday o.
September, A. D. 1879, the same being reguisl
term Of said Court at the Court room thereof In th9
city Of Jackson, Kinds county, Mississippi, and
plead answer or demur to complainants biil or thu
ed as to her It is further ordered that this orde
be published in the weekly COMET, newspapel
published in the city OF Jackson, once week Io
four consecutive weeks.
Ordered this July cath, 1879.
BY A. G. MOORE D. &.
A true copy from the minutes,
Nv q MooRR, ID. G
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-08-16

A whoop-bang sort of boy, with feet
as broad and fiat as pie-tin, trotted
through the Central market till he reach
cd stall kept by a single woman about
thirty years old. Hating there, he
yelled out, "sayl sayl your little boy
has been run over and killed up by the
City Halll' "OhI OIL Hesvens-ohl
-P she screamed, as she made o
dive under the counter, came up on the
other side and started to follow the boy.
After going ten feet she halted, looked
very foolish, and all of SUDDEN remark
ed what goose 1 am! why, l amt
even marriedW-Pewee NJ ethodist.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-08-16

The New York Tribune urges that it
is the duty of the United States Gov
eminent to interfere in the alleged case
of violation of personal rights in Missis-
sippi suppose ten citizens of New
York were robbed and murdered, by
what process could the General Govern
mont touch the matter? 1t would be
State affair, and any attempt of the
Federal authorities to NEEDLE in it would
be usurpation. Or, is New York a
State, and Mississippi simply prov
ince2-Wsshing ION Post.
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE.

NIOTICE is hereby given that on the l4th day Of
~ July, 1879, letters testamentary OF the last
viii and testament Of Philip Kolb, deceased, were
by the Chancery Court for the First District OF
Kinds county, Mississippi, duly granted to the un.
dersigned; now all persons having claims against
said estate, are requested to have them registered
In the manner and within the time prescribed by
law or they will be forever barred.
40-N MARGARET KOLB,
Exeeutrix.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,
CucAeo, ST. L. d N. o. r; r. Co.,
OyFIcE OF GENERAL MANAGER, m,
49,. nnr " AVA IA A ug. i, lbft
Notice to Shippers and Persons doing Du RniSaa
the Chicago, it, Louis and Now Orleans N'ii'o"'

1
NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug Il 1879
xo.,oo % sh,npers and Persons doing business on
the Chicago nj, Louis and New Orleans haiio""'
nur,ng tho endemic Of 1878, this Company was
,i;an,n5 10 many losses aud damages ior hon-ue
1ivcrv and dolav of merchandise shipped over ivs
line which delays and damages wore vnu~ ~,
quarantine regulations ~ tne ssv Ca,rn pV'"
line, including New Orleans ana C'nfo. ,,ov ,,oh.
AZ fears re again entertained Of the rover nian
ing ia appearance nearly all the towns anu cvu,
tss on he line of this road are enact ng any
into effect quarantine regulations. 10 com.
nly with all legal regulations adopted ny tne ~
horiiea and In order TO project itsei agsnst ioes
or damages In the shipment Of fresghts' ms ooe"
deemed: ,. ,,,,,s, ho srh-
scrbed to by all shippers Of freghts to local points
on the line OF this road, during tne eA's'eae0 VI
quarantine regulations, to-wlt' ~. aud
~ hereby agree that II the Chicago 81 LonS ai hv
New Orleans Railroad Company is prevented oy
any quarantine regulation, from delivering NJ I.0
destination the merchandise specined IN sai9 conf u,
pany's receipt given TO me, thls ay Vi
=. -, 1879, at Its depot at-.-- -,
the sad Railroad company Is authorised 70 denver
said merchandise at the nearest point 10 the dee.i
nation of said goods Tor at the nearest stau3h pe
yond ut the discretion OF the company ~ na ~,
nav be allowed to unload the same, and that ailet
saId goods are discharged at such point, they sha
he nj the owners risk Of loss or damage 70 SAID meI
chRndise and agree that the Company sresponeiI,
bility for the same shall then ana lnere SeaSe. -
further agree, that If the said merchandise is re.
trned to me- by or at my request, or for me reason
that the Railroad Company Is prevented rom t de,
Iiyering tho same on the line OF It's road OF on te
{s cennections, will receive the same when
ever il Il returned to point Of shipment, and pay
proper return charges thereon" =
p' a, That all freights shipped to any point d a
which Quarantine regulations are In force or enect
must he prepaid, otherwise they will not be re
ceiyed for transportation. "A.
3D. That the above requirements take ehe ~,
August 5th, and will remain in full force during TN
Acnnt is authorized to make any exceptions thereto
These regulations do not apply to through freight
destined TO points beyond the fine Of this road,
to froghts from any point destined to New Orleans leans
calves in accordance with the above requirements
IVA W. " JAS. c. CLARKE,
| aug9-2t Vice Pres't ana Gen' Maha4eF'
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-08-16

z solved, That we heartily endorse sud
approve the conduct OF Dr. 2. J. McOor-
mic =, as chairman of 'le Democratic ex-
ecut.ye comm Hee Of YesOo cornty,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-08-16

WHEnEAs, Many false reports have bee
promulgated through the newspapers, not
only in this State, bu! throughout the West,
as to the occurrence which took place here
on the tweuty~ffth OF July last, and feeling
and knowing that gross wrong has thereby
been done to the pooplo Of this county;
now, we tho ctizons OF Yazoo Cit7, as an
act OF justice to Ourselves 20 we'll ae to tho
people Of this comfy, ical it our duty to
give
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-08-16

CITUDENTS CAN BOARD THEMSELVES UPON
- the "mess SYSTEM for less than one half the
above rates. The above estimate Is reliable, and
buy from the University at cost, and furniture for
their room and books and clothing.
Some students of good standing got along COM
fortably here last year, less than S75 90, while
others spent double that amount.
The University is in excellent condition. and ~
steadily gaining In popularity and prosperity.
The Faculty Is complete. All the departments,
including the Law Department and the Preparatory
Department, are in successful operation. The loca-
ton Is healthy. Never was case of yellow fevea
here.
For catalogues and information, apply to the
Chancellor ALEX, p. STEWART.
III. M. SULLIVAN,
Secretary Board Trustees.
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At called meeting Of the Democratic
cit re 10 OF Yazoo county, held August 9TH,
to take stops to refute she charges and re-
norts circulated relative TO tho Dixon affair.
q committee of fifteen Yves appointed to
draw up al address to the people OF the
country, giving from their point Of view,
correct account. The following 10
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-08-16
CHANCERY NOTICE.


Chancery Court, LIST District, Kinds county, Mis-
sissippi,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-19
TELEGRIEE EREEE9.

Additional Erres!5 Oh suspic:oa CT ooGotc lJu
with the Frye nurdar have beeG made il BIsi
tor.
The c,1tsuris! anniversary 81 tic battle Of
Psu'us Heck, was celebrated ot jersey Jity 70
day.
The second ertu.l regatta /! the Bsric
Rowing Club oommcGcad yesterday on KEN
psIteIs Bay, Oct.
Chs!l2s Bshrct, travelling salcSmGI, GEN.
mitted suicide By shooting hiuse! il { racm at
the Barnet House ic Citc.nnasi yesterday.
Dispatches from Paris, say: IL The elections
for the Burcau2 OF tho CouuciIs general, the
republicans have ssiued four seats AID lest O0e.
A Plymouth. England. special, Gays: Lieut..
Carey, tie companion OF the late Prince lmpe-
rial 90 the fatal expedition to I!cz, a lxTce.ad
to arrivo 10 England to mcrroH.
Matthew Webb and Paul Boytor, met y5at5r
day in New York, and completed tbs arrange
ments for their swimming ma;ch. Il ia 10 tax,
! place at Ncpor on Friday next.
About 1880 last night. the propeller City O
st. Catbaiines, ran aground IL Lake St. Louis
| Two miles above Laohae, and sunk il five min
utes. Sha vas loaded W!th railroad iron.
At meeting G! tho loadiog citizeos .
Quebec, last night, committee. consisting 0
| members from both the Irish aud French socic
ties and their priests and Others appointed to-
| day TO try and arr:7o nj soma peaceful arrange
| mcDt5.
The schooner reported ashore at Atlanta
| City was bouud fcom Ptrtapartark, Va, viii
pine wood for New York. Tao Grew consisted
of Captain 4. Pierce, Of Keyport, Me-, al!
fouc men. The schooner vii! be stripped a
once. Ii is feared she will DO . to;a! loss.
A misplaced switch caused ca accident til
morniog to the Atlantic Express Mt Dl!lc:yie
Pa, % the Pennsylvania railroad. The engine
tender, baggage ear, TIVE Adams Express cars
AMI peach car, wtro wrecked, tho c1gEe be
iug ttrown into the ditch, but no ono WA IN
ured
Dispatches from Gapo Mag crcr5 tn
schooner Mary Ann. Of Philadelphia as lying i
0 dangerous position in front oil TIM station
The crew deserted her in q baa! AZ p. N.
yesterday. The boat capsiz,h and Tic SC
washed them ashore in an exhausted coalition
The captain refused to leave his vessel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-19
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR 9NOwDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10. 1879.

Some Of tho radical newspapers in abiding to
the expressed intention Of Gen. Woodford, ofNcw
York, and his daughter 10 accompany Nlrs
Cbisholln whcD she goes to Mississippi to appear
as witness 10 the case OF the men charged With
shooting Ter husband, etft c. to regard it as an eX.
hibltion Of great temerity on his part, but say
that the court will not dare to be openly partial
to the accused 10 his presence. Now these
SHINE papers knog. that is if they know my
tbiDg, that General Woolford or General sDy
body else, even the most malignant hatcr and
maligner Of the South who could be found
among the stalWart radicals, would be lust as
safe in Mississippi as 10 Boston; and SO the
rash and reckless bravery that they would taiu
make their readers believe is cvinced by his
determination to escort the widow to her form
or home, is fement, not oftheir imagination,
but Of their deliberately formulated nalignity.
As to the effect his presence would have upon
the court. VIC have only to say that southern
State judges as yet are like neither Judge
Sherman. judge Busted j udgo DureIl, Judge
Underwood, whose felonios ore by. words, nor any
OF the numerous higher law judges Of the
North; that they Interpret and explain the laws,
aud would not dare TO be partial if they
were 10 tho presorc, of no earthly spectator;
their hrn conviction that the great Judge OF
all things is supervising their proceedings being
always sufficient to deter them from showing
aoy partially even if their natural sympathies
should incline them that way The purity ot
the southern crmins can we'll afford compari
son with that of the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-19
RB1.T 1y.7SHsTrG TON.

Special Correspondence of the alera Gazette |
WAsuINGToE, D. G.. Aug 10, 1879.
Tho receipts at the Treasury to-day from 10.
tsraai reveru4 amCuated to $l45,l79; from
customs. TO S390,224.
The Mississippi L,Vce Commission, crowded
fer OF The ISIS: sessonol Congress, net here to
day and organized.
Dispatches from Memphis received at the
Office OF the National Board Of Health here to
dey give Is as the number Of cases and as
the 1umber Of deaths from yellow fever in that
city since yesterday s report. There vas con
siderable tall in The thermometer there, 10
which fact is attributed the decrease in tho
cases and TIE proporioDate increase iu the
death rate. The National Board OF Health met
here to day DR.. Csbell. president, and all but
Two or three 81 the members being present. Their
| proceedings so far have been only CT routine
! character, the chief question they have to de.
| eide, whether they will fill acquisitions for 70
tons for we'll people, having as yet rot como
up for consideration.
| day were Rev. DR.. Bullock, Of Alexandria,
who called to introduce friend, and MIR. Frank
Reed, also of Alexandria. who called to present
somo papers recommending MIR. Mckee, Of
| Kentucky. FER tho vacant u. 8. judgeship Of
| that district.
Major Dawson, soL-n-aw Of tho late Gen.
| Cooper, has been removed from his position in
| tho New Orleans mint by ex-Gov. Henry S.
tootc. superintendent, in order that his place
| might be given to radical.
| The new political party which Gel Robert
lngorsoll and his ibfdel followers arc to organ,
izc is not locked upon as at all dangerous by
republicans. or as tho reverse by the demo-
Gratis. Those Of them who arc bold enough to
| sVow Themselves hardly uum5cr moro than o
cOrporais guard anyhow, and al OF them will
vote the radical ticket on election day.
Tho case Of Mary Richardson. alias Wilson,
tho colored cook, who attempted to poison the
child OF her mistress, Mrs. Heideuheimer,
yesterday morning, vas postponed 10 the po-
| lice court To-day until tomorrow. The accused
came from Warrcnton. Va. Nearly tho whole
time ct tho police court here. as is the case with
that Of similar courts in Virginia, is consumed
10 the trla! OF negroes. and the chief attendants
upon the sessions of the court here as across the
river arc negroes.
Inc recent exposure by Caseuave, onc of the
| co!crcd members Of tho Louisiana returning
board. and the money ho cxtortcd from Mcssrs.
Hayes and Sherman under threats of that eS'
posture. but which, it is said, camn from
the Treasury, taken 10 connection With
Col. Nlosby'S revelations concerning the frauds
carried on with tho Knowledge OF the State
| Department. are inducing people to think that
| tho conceded rottenncas OF the Grant ad minis
traion vas but little, if any, worse than that of
| its SUCCESSOR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-19
s-fKGENE-3 yvEgS,S.

An accident occurred yesterday on tho Sen
board and Roanoke Railroad, between Weldon
and Portsmouth,, by which orc man was killed
aad two seriously wounded.
Sherwood Forest" 10 Stafford county, con,
lginng $50 acres Of land, oroo the properly Of
Henry flIEhugh, esq, has been sold to DR..
Nlorloo ss agent for creditors for $4,000. 1t
Is considered one cf the most valuable estates
on the Rappshannock.
The barn OF Mr. Melville Hopkins, at HALF
way Station. Chesterfield county, was struck by
Lightning early yesterday mtraiug ADD totally
destroyed, with 100 bushels of wheat aud farm
implements; loss 1870, upon which there
was DO insurance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-19

Essr 4 CARn.-A communication appeared
Ia the Gsz9,te 4 short time since under the
na!nc OF Fairfax, sasgt slug Nj. John 3. Coll,
man as candidate Tor cur u5xs House of Dele
gates. Mr.. Coleman Is gentleman and I'D
upright citiz:n and we'll qualified 10 discharge
the dutl.a OF q legislator. lie has tho conf
dcncc ol the people, aud is held in igh cst~ ~,
throughout lis county. Should 10 cor s,,t te a.
become candidate and be cecte' 5 aorb, su
he will fully rcdceia the uus: p A ~ ,n,so v w. .
representative tina" we will p' ho nrnnd 9o ~ % 7"
Largely, Fairfax c.. Va, Aur. is T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-19
IIUMMU NIUNTED.
Is eilo Whole asihkH NiyIro

PHI told the public that The Jews io Al.
cXaD1ria and elsewhere Wtro "a living c9isllc,
ore among the many proofs Of the Divinity Of
the Bible" | asked him If he mcaat that his
''epistlo" proved each separate beck Of tho
Bible to BE- Divine, Or that it prove: the Bible
cs whole 10 be Divine?
lie replies that he does 40. believe thnt
each and every book OF the Bible proves each
and every other book" Maoifcatly then,
PHI even admitting tho logic Of all lis 10
duc:i0ps and tho accuracy Of ali his premises
hiss not proved Tho "Diviae inspiration OF the
Bible" nor OF hall o! it. FIaisiy cot, If each
book. as to proof Of ia iGspiaiion Stands upon
Its own basis az separate book; for, as hn says,
the prophecies respecting Nlncveh, BAbyloD,
Tyre, Egypt, tho preservation Of the jews ani
the exteTlui1atior Of the Elomtcs form but q
small portion Of the prophecies contained il
in that wonderful book, the Bible
How thea do these PROPHECIES nravl i;c
DiviGity OF tho TITO Song OF SoIomcn ?"
And up!css tho Song of S1lomoa ho Divine
uone of the Bible cen bo Divine.
Not the Bible of the Jews. containing t.Tan.y
Two books, or twenty four if Esglh be separate
from Judges ard Jeremiah from Lamentations.
Not tho Bible Of maj ifity of Christians,
coptaiCiug seventy tb7ea books.
Net tla Bible Of m:uo:i!y 81 Chris.iaap,
containing fifty six books.
For ali thcsn Bibles give the 5orr * Solo
mon" 90 the Word OF God
| must, therefore, beg PHI" WHO does cot
believe that caah book of the Bibic proves esch
aud every other book" 10 give the pubic the
proofs oil the Divini,y OF The Song Gi Sanse,
which ia SoOmon's, Mike has.n. M broth
or, and b. thou like to 4 yCuD. zoe or bar!
upon the mountains @! spic.a -,S3ags Of Solo.
mon, chap s end Verse I. "S2ayoh tho Scf:p
turcs.' ALPHA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-19

The read in the back counties OF Viz
gina, who know as much about tho f0arcisl
operations Of tho world as they do about the
North Pole. and who rtc,ivo their mail about
once week, say the States debt will never be
refunded, bat suca we'll informed tinaucier5 as
Hambleton & Co., OF Baltimore. as We stated
yesterday, proacuaoe the scheme suc,csa.
and congratulate tha State upoa the actioa that
made such happy result possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-19

limo is playing sad havoc with tho reputa
lion OF the leading republicans Of this country.
From the time when those who murdered Mrs.
Snrratt. like Judas lscarfot, went out and
killed themselves, dom through the succeeding
links Of Colfax, Bocchcr. Pomcroy, Belkuap,
Robson, and numerous others, to the recent
developments oncrninz Senator CoDkling.
the fame Of the great captains Of radcaIism
seemS only to have been achieved il order that
1t might be Destroyed. Oh tho entire lot the
Surratt murdurers present the oast rcpulsve
picture, because their fate shows that thsy
W.ro not entirely devoid Of conscie1ca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-19

Congressman D. Ia Mat5r. the grccubackcr,
10 recent speech in Maine, declared that cdu
cation tjarsd the colortd people at the South
more than it benefited them. Nov this il C.
rather broad assertion; still We Can not c0noicu
tiou ~ deny it. Ii is 40 ircoutroveriiilo facs
that crime OF all sor;s is otinitely more preva
lent among oolorcd people nov, whol they have
schools, than it WAS when they had none
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-19
Prize Eight.

SAN FRANCISCO Aug. l0.-The Mcclellan
Donovan hard glove Il sht for Gl,CO0 camo Off ut
Flats Hall last night There was large crowd
IL st!endsnce. Both men were in excellent
condition nEd weighed la7 poands zach. Nc.
C!ellan's seconds wore Billy Edwards and r.
thur Chambers, and Donovan's were James
Coylo and Billy Riley with William Barnes as
relcTro. The men were brought TO the scratch
at 92j O'clock. Up TO tho tDirtieth round Nc
Clel!nn had decidedly the bost ofthe fight which
was very lively, the mon closing and fighting
each Other, donovan b0ing thrown almost svely
round In the thirty fourth round Donovan
punished Mcclellan severely in the body, tho
latter bresking away and fell Winded Donovan
then forced the H4bting up TO the tiltloth round
and had much tho best oft. Mcclellan then
tegan to get his second wind aud tho rounds be-
camo long and uDinteresting. Both men were
InanoouvoriDg and sparrinS Tor wiad. In the
seventy second round Donovan got first blood
by blow on McCeian's left oye. From that
time 70 tho close cautious tactics prevailed Nc
Clolian was apparently improving over Donovan
whom At the close OF tho 3iue,y fourth round at
/ 10 Il. Id. tho referee declared the match draw,
neither man having any decided advantage
This decision gave great dissatisfaction and
donovan, s!ter going oil tho stsge returned and
took his position, but WAS led Il again By his
seconds. There were several fouls claimed
against Donovan for hitting Mcclellan when
down, bat TCra n0!allOI0d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-19
Fall of II Bridge.

BRIpuEpoRT, Conn. Aug. l9.-By the fall
ing of II rotten bridge over The Housstonic river
at stoekbridge. Mass, to- day, wagon with six
occupants WAS precipiLated into the river Son.
ers BenjSmin, CfSouth Egremont aged % yearl,
gas taken out dead Mics Aggie Ronald and
Fannie Willard, of ThompsonViile, were badly
Enrs. The othors were slightly injured.