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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
Passine EVENTS:


"A ciHssn-of Memphis, Who disd -
Gently, had two policies Of insufanes IN
his life which his Mmi.y could not fhd..
One night friend of the deceased haA
Q dream in which he sAw the iose poll.
cies. On waking he went Tor the d..
cuments and found them. 33s:
London Truth hears that the queen
has issued . private memorafdum en.'
joining the occupants of . certain royal
palace to Q correction and reformation;
Of manners. Recent events sk1Sebroughe
to hcr knowledge the fact tAat, IN 01eso1
her palaces, gambling IL regularly going
on to an almost Incredible extent. En.
ormb1is sums are won and lost. Tho ar
dent players are wont 10 -conffnue their
amusement we'll into the mornings Of.
Sundays and other days directed 70 be
kept holy. 2 Ss''s 's
A big bridge is projecting ct New Or.
leans. The Mississippi river there IL o.
400 feet wide. An engineer proposes
seven spans of 300 feet each, one to be
drawn. The piers are to be creosoted
piles, driven in clusters, and heavily
capped and cased with iron. The DEPTH
of water will be no obstacle, as the piles
can he spliced. The estimated cost lie
G1Y OflO ON
.,ss
Men VINO were weighing 2 peie ol
cotton In Dallas, Tex, a sfowssdaya ago.
noticed that it was warmer than the At
mosphere. An examination prove.
that the center of the bale WAS on lire,
and when it was opened the smoldering
cotton burst into flames. There are two
theories as to the origin OF the FIRE. spo,l.
~. .ts,.ey.' ~. sa;. IT,. ~. "u 800.
inaoi ir,o f, nn;n;nn n~s '''o"' eeu"' 'Hpto's ''
.'ss'' 't'"'o"'
IN u morse gooo anu s'Ione o"' .iu'et
pu'se ss ''es's a" ,o.'s g '''nes I'M, minute, III an
OK n'.y 70 n''s'nve' ~ sneep ano P'Es
n nol ,ess .naa seyehsy Of 1hore .an
sy cait ,S,,amavar % i:rsa % artarv " cro.s.s as De
hnne r e' rsn;d hari and M, % nn1se +.
stncE ,,annfas % h;@h faver. % rnn;a "'sU ANAL ~
and ~ eE nnIsa aiao favar cspsaa ~ ].
~aal ond pv nr,1r st stata ~ Tho sr,,;scs
a ~ varv slow nl,ise ind,cata, brain iis.
aase villa an irraoniar ono ;nd;.staa
] t,omh,a wit With the heart s s''
'1''' W ''>' ' -
Inc CROWN OF Aexas ID marseious.
Ihe increase m ner taxaole properly
last year was % $lso'Heo,gg: W. s,9t New; n couil- Z
o'Ss " .ag o;vine e a. ;n III
th;s H there is terr:tory twice A. Iaroe
a. % the State of Georgia not vet divided
into Counties. - =
I'M ~,
Inc humoef OF years tilat student
has to spend in medical institution bQs
| fore cib5.ssininc a degree is: In SwesTS46
Norway, 8; Denmark, a .Reiyt4 q; Aol'
iantl. Italy and Switzerland. sd Russia,
France. England and Canada, 4; United
States. 8 or 3; Spain, 2. -.
nj
Inc san FRANCISCO chlohlcle puol'shes
interviews with prominent wine mer-
chants of the city, showing this year 3
wine crop t } be forty per cent. less than
wa. snnnosed. the total yield NOT ar
ceedinc " Ia, M,' 'O0il Gallons, The imme.
d;ate canse + a disaasa of tile vines
LoS,. - Erenoa =. sscanIan,a ,,,h;aIs
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
Lone Suppressed scandal Publishe,

long Suppressed Scandal Published.
Daniel B. vermilye was arrested in Chi.
oago last week, charged with embessling
5000 from Weem's stone and marble com.
pany. suiti ars also brought sga,nst him
By Gen. Willism Myers, retired Isst winter
after thirty. years Of Memorable service in
the army. One 10 to recover $4,000, given
by him to vermilye Tor Investment In resl
e1tate ON the line OF the Northern Pacific;
the Other, $4,000 damages for slander, In.
vo!ving the name Of Gen: Myers with that
at Of Mls. vermilye; y, vermilys, II seems, i :
sn family. He H, married ri Miss ias Ho1mss, lines,
Of wealthy family, in Orange, N. J.,
Paul. where den. Myers was stationed, ard nd
railroad. Gen. Myers became intimate with
him and his wife. and, on Vermilyee rep.
resentation that he could give valuable
pointers about land on the line Of the rail.
road, invested money with him at James.
town, Msndsn and other places. Gen. Ny.
e1s says, regarding hts relations With Mrs.
vsrmilye. that they have besn only those
OF friendly acquaintance. he having known
and his wife are intimate friends.
Gen. Myefs-Who ID hsndsome, we'll
preserved gentleman Of fif.y.two or three
has the reputation, Justly or unjustly &C
qutred IN more youthfal days, Of being in.
elined to hbertin'sm, and hisinhmacy cor n
gave rise to gossip, and even TO direct char
gee of wrong, none Of which were substan.
tiated, however, and the close relations sub.
eisting between Myers and velmilye were
pointed to BY friends Of the former as q re
futation Of the stories of wrong duplicating
the Vife of the latter.
The whole business was an exciting scan.
dial two years ago in st. Paul, but was
kept ont Of the papers. In the meantime
Gen. Mysrs retired. Mrs. Vermiiys is now
In Orange, whore she has brought suit fol
divorce against her Grant husband. The
bill, ascepy Of which was seen by repor.
ter, charges vermilye with having volunta-
ri.y left his wi'e,. with ''gro1 and VICIOUS
habits, /" making the martial relation intol.
erable, with drinking and other vices to
such an extent as to make him unfit fol
business, with dishonesty in his business
dealings, and with written acknowledge.
ment OF having frequented disreputable
houses.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
Doin9s Of Cri1alnals.

A gang Of young forgeis opelating IN
Western Iowa have doubtless been broken
up by the capture sfone Of the principals,
named Henry Stanley, q Leon, Decatur
name Of Woods. On the way to Atlantic
In charge Of On officer he gavs awsy their
modus operandi. There were three of the
lads engaged In the kusiness, and they dssw
up notes and forged the names Of Well.to.do
farmers to them, and then sold them. Stan.
ley disposed Of the notes and received 50
per cent. ofthe proceedA They forged the
name 0ftwo farmers near Anita to notes for
for $500, and traded one TO Meredith 4 Dick
ey, dealers in agricultural emplements, for
$l00 In money and t2O0 nots. When ar
TeBted Stanley had IN possession enc Of the
notes already filled ont.
6amuel Bscht, = young tramp, committed
suicide ct Kent, Ohio, BY jumping head
fIsl into glaw resort ct the glass works Of
Day, Williams 4 Co. The furnace was
hsatea 70 { high dsgTse d intensity in or
d0 TO melt ssnd. Aoda-ssh and Other sub.
stances usea n The oompositton of glass.
Death mus have beea mseantanoous, g =
single breath drawn IN tbs hsry furnace
would shrivsl hi lungs. :
Mort zimmerman, the murderer ofshs-.
ID Woods at Mtndsn, Nsbr., Who has bsen
tncarceratsd Of Lincoln, was removed to
Ninden for triil ON the 2lst inst, under q
strong guard. Toward nidnight twenty.
dye armed and masked man marched to
the tail With ths iptSntion ot taking cut and
lynchink Zimmerman. Tho guard fired
from the Mtsdows Of the couHbouss and
". 4. Kline the victim Of the Nyde
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

continent. ,g.1 =. = s5 Z s
Lumbermen report that ON the Black and
Chippewa rivers scarcely moro than one.
winter, rs operators have entered into zen.
eral agreement to crlrtsil production. For
the first time in the history Of Wisconsin
men are being refused work at the Quitting
Headquarters in Eau Claire, Neikville and
other places.
About year ago Helena Chinsnan,,
while in San Francisco, married . white girl
q native of Boston. They have been living
In Helena since. Aboat two weeks ago q
little daughter was born to them. II 10 the
hrst Chinese. American child Chinese faith
er and American mother) bern In Montana.
+. The Army ofthe Cumberland st oincin.
natl. elected the following Officers: Presi.
dent, Gen. Phil B. Sheridan; corresponding
ssoretary. Gen. 81. NJ. Ciste; treasurer, Gen.
]. r. Fullerton; recording secretary, John
w. Steele; with vice presidents from state
and territory represented in the society.
The extensive works Of the Beef Canning
company, in East Ct. Lsuia wsrs sold
BY order Of the court under foreclosure of .
mortgage Tor SIS, ,206, the purchaser being
Isaac 81. Knox for the bondholdsrs repres.
ented by Alexander b. White, trustee. =
Z Taylor, Robertson 4 Go. hatsrs and fur.
riers, have failed, with liabilities Of $780,
geo. They omw 50 cents on the dollar-26
cents cash and 2S cents in four months,
Three two-year. old hogs, raised BY Joseph
Amen of Stockholm. Wis, the aggregate
weight Of which was 2,090 pounds. have Just
been marketed at Lake City, MINI.
b. F. Gillis says $50, 900 Ansrioans went
to Europe last summer. In 1877 $4,000
was thought large.
The United eates surveyors have found
500 gsysers and 5000 hot springs in Yellow
Stone park. tfa'S p.
Nebraska offers standing reward Of g..
600 for discovssy of paying vsia Of coal
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
From the Old World.

London Cable: The cabinet, at Q meeting
ON the 25th. decided to introduce the coun.
ty franchise bill as the coming session Of
parliament. This will put Ireland OH q
franchise equally with England. A section
81 the cabinet proposed to postpone the
franchise question until the session Of 1885,
parliament. It 10 understood that Mr..
Gladstone overrulsd the proposal, wishing
to conclude the franchise question next ses-
sion. and then retire from o@ce.
Lady Maud Cecil, daughter Of Lord salis.
bury, was married on the 9Th inst, 10
Lord selbornes' heir, (Wolmer) At St. An
dreW's church, Holbornes. The wedding
was most brilliant affair. Among the
guests were Prince and Princess Christian
and crowds of ether notable persona. The
dresses Of the ladies were magnificent and
costly, and most ofthem fairly bla1ed with
Jewels. The bride wore Q costume of Ouch.
eos satin trimmed with very old and ex-
pensive lace.
The lstsst nihil site proclamation being
extensively circulated demands that the
czar summon representatives Of the Russian
people, and ask for full amnesty. freedsm
Of the pres, freedom of speech and right to
hold public meetings % the only means Of
preventing revolution. Pitilees vengeance is
threatened ifthc demands OF the nihilists
are disregarded.
Jacob schassr and Maurice DAILY, the
American billiardists, who are now in Par
10, have issued challenges to oil the play
ers in France for series Of championship
centests. ViRnaux and Others have declared
their acceptance, and 0 series of brilliant
games is being arranged.
After trial which has caused much ex-
eitement, two Jews have been convicted af
Coslin. Pomeraaia, Of setting fire to syna-
gogue to obtain the insurance. They were
Others were sentenced 10 shorter terms.
The crime was originally attributed to Jews.
Itiis reported that Castele and bis repub.
lican supportcrs have resolved to maintain
. friendly attitude toward the new Spanish
government II It iulhlls its promises, espec-
Tally the ono TO restore universal suffrage.
Gen. Gomko. governor general Of Warsaw,
while recently reviewing 5000 troops In
Poland, severely oommented upon their in.'
efficiency, and emphasized the urgent ne
esEsity for important reforms.
Capt. Drsvar, who let Dover on the 22d
in . miniature paddle.koat to attempt to
cross the channel INST with gales when part
way over, and has not yet been heard from.
It 10 feared he was drowned.
Two officials at Dusseldorf employed in
the military offices, have besn arrested on q
charge Of high treason.
Order has been restored at Port au Prince
siter the loss Of 1, 800 lives and ", ,Oo0, 900
worth Of property.
Chesterfield, Eng, Il threatened with Q
Is 600 coal miners strike.
Chinese sunboa,s are ON their way to
Hong Kong.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

Bouncing tho Pension 6Wiud1efs.
Washington, special:-Fivs moro pension
agnlts Gases ware sent to Secretary Teller
today BY Comminaoner Dudley, RECON-
msnding their suspension from practice be-
fore the department. Among others 10 the
notorious N. W. Fitzgerald, one Of the cases
on which his suspension q recommended
- that Of Q lady ct Red Wing, MINI, It
appears that Fitzgerald wrote the lady that
Che wrote him that she had lot Z son In
the army, but her husband had died In
1875, leaving her In comfortable circun.
stances and that she had not been depend.
vas enttled to pension owing to his
death. Fitzgerald replied that she vas
mistaken, and that she should rsturn the
enclosed blanks properly hlled, with 90,
and he would get the pension for her. By
advice of local attorney she wrote to the
commissioner Of pensions.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
Suspension OF WorK ON the Canada
Pacific,

The surprising report fcomes from Win.
nipeg that the Canada Pacific has suspend.
ed work for two years, and that tho work.
men have LEFT. At this late hour. when the
track has been laid far up the Bow river
paas, to within thirty.five miles or 70 Of the
summit, II hes been discovered that after al
y may be impossible to cross wa
Kicking Horse Pass Of the Rocky Mountains.
agreement, 20 they were llcalled in, and
the matter was Laid before the general man.
agsr and other officials. When IL was seen
there was but little prospect of An agree.
msnt among the engineers on one route,
and serious consequences might result BY
further prosecuting work this season, when
It wss not definitely known tha pass was
feasible, itWas deemed best to stop Ill work
for two ysars, snd orders were accordingly
sent out to that effect. In the meantime,
the most ef6oiant engineers will be put to
ascertain the best route.
Some complaints have bsen made ct thu
psstofacs department owing to the de.
lay in furnishing stamped envelopes of thu
new dissemination. The demand has heeu
% enormous that the stamp division has
been worked early and late. and the agency
ct Hartford hes been y, ming day anS
night sinee the 18Th Of .mbsr. Durinl
the Let fofty.ays day. isquidtions foi
seaMM, envelopes etc., amounting 70 III,
00A@ - hays bssn ssnt - theIgsncy, repre-
sea value q over 100000. Abou
1Ne a. 100 Of The sold stamps and snvel
llq - dspRtnmt II at Q loss 70 moy
n xtWStb than = II rs
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
rho Casualty Record.

@s.S SsOeA.AsS AV0GOG&As
ss On the night, OF the 9Sd at Miles City
Montana, Are was discovered in the rear o
the Criterion saloon. ON Main street, ID
joining the Leighton hank. Il quickly
Rained headwav. despite oil efforts 70 auell
L, and spread rapidly 10 the Fifth strsst
front. The buildings, with but four ex.
cepeions were one. .story frame or leg shells
we'll seasoned, and "a easy prey to the Dc.
vouring element The total loss was about
$4,000. Most Of the buildings belonged to
Joseph Leighton.
Two more of the victims of the explosion
at Kingston. Pa, Mary Quinn and Hattie
Ho-, diedin terrible agony, Ltssle Ed.
wards and James Steele, are Praying for
death torelieys thsir terrible sumsr.ngs.
John James will probably recover. Lissie
Edwards has Just died and James Steele ID
not expected live day.
Father Hohan Of Minneapolis was in.
jured recently at the East st. Louis railway
accident.
At Kingston. Pa, eight children were
badly wounded by the explosion of a boiler.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
81. PAUL.

WA1AT.Thb market showed 6rnness yesterday
under such influences ~ export buying. . more
liberal output at the primaries and reported DAM
age By frost There were some buying orders in
hand at the prices Of the previous day, but sellers
would not meet them. II was noted that mless
wsre purchasing With some show Of confidence.
having orders Tor trade supplies Of -four ct prices
market row stands. Reosipts were fifteen cars, and
stagnant most Of the day. and prices ru led lower.
Spectators did not appear TO 6nd % much en-
couragement 10 cable advices a. on Wednesday.
Local quotations show that the bidding for May
delivery Of No. bard was ic highes: @ Spot. Veto,
Sc ssa No.
FJOUR-Trads 10 this product 10 moving along at
steady psce. There are no features to record. Il
snarss teS o. sas wheat market ens
depression. Tho ranee Of the market 70 o fol-
lows: Patents, Orange blossom, ca: as: Red Cross.
% ss S IL Gsps s. s,r. :sso sasd. s,,sd:
grades. es Seas 8ys dou.. ss7S 7S'"' psr bbi. SG
Graham. $50 per bbl:
yea year: rejected, 4zc no w. .'1 >'' .'A''
.041s.Ths on!y tr.n':ssion . recorded "a. sale
mixed wsse go spot and October; sse asked I'll M fos
October. Novsmber and year; 81 laoc bid and $40
:s!sd tsr Msy; Sec BE for 10. mixed: 2so bid
CMCA0o::HA1KET-Flour, quiet and unchanged
e24g92ae Novsmber; ela91jIc Deosnber;;
.eSs NJ sDsns sks; s:, Ad S
4axs e s..h; 47lss.4zts October ssd NeyenSss;
sSs sss,: sss e. 5s eo .sa -:
27xc cash and October; 28h@28ltc November;
2ssc December; 27ac year; sltSsiSe ny.
.ssd hse! = Il polf a'e aus e ea
sIsa sS ess: ss
olsss Ysess; iS DsGspest
md e.sisf; s1z7issz6o cash and ossobsr s,,s
s2A7 ~ 9ES ,MHG've%ber - 22s Rees@
asry: e7.32 1855 Fsb.uats. Bull meats. h ri,
demand: shoulders, $3.50; short ribs, $3.50;
81 s.s Ses Bate. sa,ss esS
and unchanged Call-Wheat In fair demand
advanced ~ TOR 0etober; advanced 10 for Nov.
ember: declined leo for January: declined 10 fot
November; declined 20 year. oats. irregular ani
fairly setive: declined aoc for October; declne(
le for November; advaneed Nc for yssr and Nay.
November: 5000 yeaf; 1lO55 January. Lard
active. 6rm. and 12isc higher for October: "a
ISi ye1ssd 10 tor Noye%esr. yess: : ysnualy an.
&: assss Sss
sss Gos s: 81. I'll Hs: %: $500 Sr
MMMAuxB MA1xET-Tlous 3 In fair demand
%s:s b.:asst Sci s1s 9oDcs cc ss
556sss Rye, higher: 6sseo 10. !. SIS No.
essiey. ns%; I'm; s2: Ns 2: sss: Neysnbs.. !s!e: q.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
LATE MARKET REPORT.

M. C. Hansborough has been appoil
ed postmaster at DEVILS Lake.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
General News iterns.

The Meyers.vermilye scandal has defin-
nstely issued from the limbo of obscure ru.
NOR. Mr.. vermilys has, abandoned the
waiting policy of inaction and reticence.
and has begun both 10 act and to talk,
whether adylse.ly or not the result viii
show. He has filed through counsel, at 81.
Paul, q complaint In an action for dsvorcs
against 4rt. Vermilye, alleging her con.
stant and open adultery with Gen. Meyers.
no! only during the period Of their Joint
residence 10 st. Paul. bat while the persons
were In New York and Europe together:
aud, indeed, upto the present time. The
complaint goes farther than the widest ru-
mora current In st.. Paul In its wholessle
and specific allegations of oriminality.
Lisbon, OAK. Clipper: Mr.. Griswold's
first discovery of mineral apon his faran
was from earth thrown up from a-gopher
hole. He bad it assayed and tho indica.
tions were that It was rich in gold. He
then discovered gold In IN eighty. foot
ledge Of rocks, and had the rock assayed.
From the time on he kept up his research
es, employing men of gfeat akin and yesrs
of experience in mining, until to-day he
and his friends have what they believe to
be the richest gold find. perhaps on the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-12
THE INDIANS

Details OF Col. Torres Fight with the
Apaches.
SAN FRANCISCO May 11.-A despatch re-
ceived this morning from Hermasillo, Mexico.
dated May 10th, says Col. Torres returned last
night from the Sierra Madres. He pursued
the Apaches twenty days and finally found
them entrenched in the strongholds OF the
troops and flanking them charged them in the
rear at the point OF the bayonet and succeeded
in dislodging them. The Indians fed leaving
eleven dead. Five soldiers were killed and
eight slightly wounded. Col. Torres says the
Apaches were armed with repeating rifles and
fought savagely. 6e thinks the Indian troubles
in Sonora are ended. The troops returned TO
Guaymas with the wounded and 10 obtain
fresh ratioBs.
Gen. Crook and the Mexican Forces En-
gagged in q Combined Movement.
DENVER, Col 1.-THE Tribune's Albuquer-
que special says Col, linda, chief OF staff Of
Gen. Tuero's Chihuahua army, who Is in Ell
Paso, states that the movement of Gen. Crock
across the Mexican border Is not only approved
by his Government but that Gen. Fuero has
instructions to take the field in charge Of
troops stationed in Chihuahua, to co-operate
with Crook in "a grand Apache roundup. A
line OF combined forces is being drawn around
the savages that it will be impossible for them
to break through. Col. linda believes the blow
struck this time will end in the utter annihia-
tion OF the raidIng Apsches. The soldiers of
the sister republic are anxious to be led against
the enemy by Gen. Feuro, who has the name
of being an Indian fighter. They hope to DO
go work. The fact Of Crook being 10 Old
Mexico is not regarded by the Mexican Gov
ernment as g violation OF the treaty between
the two countries, his movements having pre-
viously arranged by the authorities OF both
countries. Upon Crooks arrival at Sierra Ma
dres the Mexican troops will move, and there
will be music in the air. Information from
Hackberrv stataa that the HnaiUal Indians
have been undergoing the most horrible snfer
ing la,ely from hunger and disease, the small
pox having killed some fifty OF their tribe.
The others are fleeing 10 the mountains.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-12
MINOR TELEaRAMs.

Andy Taylor, one OF the notorious TAYLOR
brothers who murdered Sheriff Cole was yes.
terday sentenced to be hanged June 29th.
Helen Markoyitch, sentenced to death for
attempting the take the life OF King Milan, has
been reprieved.
City debt Of Boston increased over 81 ,oOo,-
900 last year.
Very Rev. William Lee, d. d., Archdeacon
OF Dublin, is dead.
pathic physician of New York, died suddenly
yesterday OF heart disease. He was a native
OF Auburn, Me.
George Lake, colored, confined 10 the Jail at
Cambridge, Ind, under sentence Of death,
escaped Thursday night but was recaptured
the next day.
Angelo Cornelti. who murdered fellow
prisoner at Sing Sing December 81, 1881, was
hanged yesterday.
Archbishop Croke has sent statement Of
his course in Ireland to the Vatican. He
maintains that he is not stimulating revolt but
simply aiding the people 10 obtain right and
justice. His explanation is not considered
satisfactory.
The fact that NJ. waddington will visit Ber-
lin before he goes to Moscow to attend the
coronation OF the Gar has given rise to the re-
port that his mission Is TO assure Germany Of
the peaceful policy OF France.
Senator Anthony remains about the same.
Amasa Stevens, founder OF Adelbert Col
lege, committed suicide yesterday. Ill health
and dependency was the cause.
A fight has occurred between the forces of
the Ameer Of Afghanislan and the Shinovarris
resulting in the defeat OF the latter with 200
killed.
Private advices from New York announces
the failure OF Henry Kirke White, manufac-
turer Of straw goods OF that city. Liabilities
S1j0000 assets $4,000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-12
shocking runaway accident.

A sad and shocking accident happened in
Hermon last Wednesday. An aged lady, Mrs.
Mary Farmer, ,iattempted to get into carriage
in the dooryard Of Clarence Miller of Hermon,
and while in that act the horse started and she
was thrown on TO the wbfietree.
The horse continued his flight and travelled
with great speed qaite long distance before
being stopped. The unfortunate lady was
shockingly injured. Her Ihead showed severe
wounds and she was in a thoroughly uncon-
scious condition when found. She was so se-
curely fastened into the wreck that il was only
by cutting away her clothing that she was ex-
tricafsd. A child only thres years OF age was
in the carriage during this frightful run, and
although the lat, cushions and whip left the
vehicle, yet the little one. By grasping the fen
der, kept from being thrown out and escaped
harm.
Mrs. Farmer was the recipient Of every pos
sible care but her injuries were beyond hopes
of recovery and she died early Thursday.