The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-05

poor child wns very badly burned on
the head and upper part of the face.
The child's eyes are very much swollen
and the skin peeled off its forehead, but
10 Is considered out of danger.
A brutal attack was made on a Ger
man hailing from Mont Alto, on Satur-
day last by n crowd of Carlisle roughs.
1t seems he had considerable money on
his person. After crossing the bridge
on East Louther street late at night, he
he was accosted by n number of these
roughs and abused roundly. They
threatened to kill him, catching hold Of
him and striking and kicking him.
He held his money and cried murder"
and his .cowardly assailants, fearing
help would reach him, fled.
The Newvile Enterprise says: Rev.
Holloway, of Zion's Lutheran church,
Of this place, was the recipient of two
hundred dollars from his congregation.
as token of respect to their pastor and
to assist him on his pleasure trip which
will take place to-day (ThurHday), as far
as Philadelphia, and on Friday will 20
to New York from which place he will
sail on Saturday morning at o o'clock,
In the steamer, City Of Berlin, of the
Inman Line TO Liverpool. Mr.. III. pur-
poses remaining absent from this place
his stay in the foreign lands he purposes
visiting Britain, ireland, Scotland. Ger
many, France, Italy, as far as Rome,
Switzerland, Paris, London, and many
other important cities and nations before
his return.
On Friday, Mr.. Henry Swigert met
with an accident at the new sash factory
building. Whilst seated on truss, to
which was fastened rope and tackle,
in some way 1t became detached and
precipitated Mr.. s. to the ground
distance of about twenty feet. In fall
ing, he grabbed one of the oist on the
second floor with his right hand, and
thus broke the fall Mr.. Cornman, one
of the proprletors, happened to see the
accident, and Immediately went to his
assistance. Assisting him to his feet.
1t was discovered that he had sustained
only slight cut on the forehead and
few stratches. Presence of mind in this
case Is what saved him.
Junlata County We copy tie follow
ing from the Juniata county papers Of
last week
On Thursday last a little son of Mr..
Benjamin Groninger, of Turbet twp,
in getting off the hay wagon while in
motion fell and the wheel of the wagon
passed over his leg, breaking his left
thigh near the upper end of the bone.
| The fractured limb was soon after set by
DIR. G.. NJ. Graham, he is now doing
finely.
On Thursday of last week, Dent, a
| young son of Mr.. David Adams, of
Beale twp, had one of his feet cut off
with moving machine by being
thrown Off while the mower was in
motion. DIR. ID. l.. Allen was called
and rendered the necessary surgical aid.
Port PoydI Times.
On Wednesday of last week Drs.
Graham and Shelley removed tumor
from the head of Ira Wilson, fourteen
year-old son of Capt. II. III. Wilson, of
Mifliintown. 1t was skillfully and sue
cessfully accomplished.
Mrs. Dressler, of Clearfield county,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sarah
Dolan, in Milford twp, whilst in boat
fishing last week accidentally fell into
the river head foremost. The water at
the place was deep, but when she rose
she succseded in grasping the boat and
rescued herself She was by herself at
the time she fell into the river-Demo-
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