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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Ex-Queen Natalie has purchased an
estate at Kutno, Warsaw.
Official returns make Cleveland's
majority in Georgia, 60,O03.
All plans are now Completed for the
visit of the Empress Elizabeth of
Austria to America.
The German government has or
dered another cruiser to proceed to
Zanzibar.
A ukase has been issued adding
two divisions TO the army corps in
western Russia.
A distract has been laid upon the
goods of Nine. Bernhardt, who is Civ
ing performances in Austria, to cover
pay ment of 5000 forms income tax.
The Tropical Fruit company of Phil
adelphia has abandoned the island of
Jamaica, and will send to Bluetields,
Nicaragua, for it's banana supply.
DIR. Virgins, the weather prophet
is indignant because he is elected
honorary member of the Ananias club
of Boston.
1t is rumored in connection with
the late war that the Reading, Lee
high Valley, and Baltimore and Ohio
roads will lease the Jersey Central
and work in harmony with Pennsyl-
vania.
Twelve more bodies have been I'M
earthed from the Rochester fire.
Thirty-three are now accounted for.
There are probably 10 or twelve still
in the ruin.
of
Wady Halfa report that the mystic
rious White Pasha in the Behrel-
Gael district has fought a great bat
tie and killed many dervishes.
VIM. Showers, aged 65, was hanged
Yesterday at Lebanon for the murder
of his two little grandchildren at Ann
vile on May 18th, 1887.
A steamer of the Clyde line from
New York arrived at Mayport, Fla,
with many returning Jacksonville
refugees. Every precaution has been
taken toexclude them.
a Decatur, Ala, special says the
heavy frOstS of the past few mornings
have dispelled all fears of yellow fever
and refugees are returning in large
numbers.
Mark Smiths (dem0crat) majority
for congress in Arizona is nearly 5000.
The legislature is largely republican
in both branches.
Some irregularity has been discov-
ereu in the transfers Of silver dollars
from tie mint at New Orleans to
Washington, for storage in the large
new vault in the court yard of the
treasury building, which has resulted
in loss of 81 800.
A Royalist congress, comprising a
large number of titled persons, assem-
bled in Paris on the occasion of the
centenary of the formation of the
Provence Assembly. The congress
attended a grand mass in st. Ber-
nard's church. Mgr. Carbirires
preached.
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Fiend Frustrated ana Lynched.

DONALDsONvILLE, La, November
15.-On Tuesday afternoon on plan
tation near this town, a negro seized
an 11-year-old child of respectable
parents, who at the time was playing
with her younger sisters. Flourishing
a knife, he took her into a corn field,
and the screams of the younger child
rem brought number of plantation
hands to the spot, and the wretch was
caught in the act of Outraging the
child. He was caught and taken to
jail, but so great was the indignation
that about 200 persons attacked and
over-powered the jailor at night, and
took the prisoner out and hanged
him.
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Their New Officers.

The Young Mems Benevolent assC-
citation held it's annual meeting last
night and elected the following Of
ficers:
President, w. Hoefling, Jr.
Vice-President, r. g. Nixon.
Secretary, H. Heiligmann.
Treasurer, j. Weber.
Board of Directors, R. G. Nixon, H.
Heiligmann, g. D. Roemer and HI. A.
HUH.
Arrangement Committee, John
Heitgen, H. Noise and Rudolph
HOefling.
Relief Committee, J. Schneider, r.
r. Martinez, G. D. Roemer.
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THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Meet and Fix the New Officers
Bonds, Etc.

Meet and Fix the New Officers
Bonds, Etc.
The county commissioners court
met this morning and all were pres
ent except County Commissioner
Hoefiing, who has not taken his seat
during the present term of the court.
School Superintendent Stantield
asked permission to retain his present
Office and to make certain alterations
at his own expense. This was grant
ed.
The board then fixed the bonds of
the following county officers as under:
Assessor, state, $4,000.
Assessor, county, 5000.
Treasurer, state, $.
Treasurer, county, $4,000.
Treasurer, school, $4,000.
Sheriff, Sl5, 200.
County judge, 81, 900.
County clerk, $500.
District clerk, 5000.
District attorney, $1,000.
County attorney, $500.
County surveyor, $4,000.
Weighers, 81 600.
Hide inspector, X, 1000.
Constabl city, $1,000.
Constable, county, $500.
School inspector, 5000.
Collector, county, $50, 556.53.
Collector, state, S53, 059.4S.
Collector, railroad subsidy bond,
S27 ,S73.2
This done the following routine
business was done.
Reports of the sheriff and district
clerk of fines and costs collected to
August 3lst, 1855, were examined and
found correct and approved, and the
reports of Justices Bywater and Chav-
agneau TO Sept. 30th, l8SS, were dealt
with in like manner.
Then the court adjourned.
1t is said that County Commissioner
elect Kiolbassa, will take his seat to-
morrow.
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STATE NEWS.

The district court of Kerr county
has just closed.
Work on the first artesian we'll for
the city water works at Corpus Christi
has begun.
Company 1, Third troop of cavalry
have arrived back to Brownsville
from Ringgold.
There have been several small burg
laries at Brennan in the last few
days.
The required amount is collected for
the Waco female college, and it will
be located.
The fifteenth annual session of the
German Mission conference of Texas
met yesterday in Houston.
The grading will be completed at
Lock hart by the new year, and trains
will be running to Austin by that
time.
The northwest district conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
South, was opened in Weatherford
yesterday by Bishop f. r. Hen
bricks.
1t is understood that an air line of
the NJ. X. & T. will be built from Dali
las to Waco, the latter city to give a
bonus of $4,000 and right of way over
McLennan county.
A young man at Rhome gets his
foot badly mashed by freight train
on the Fort Worth and Denver City
railroad. He also received a severe
cut Oh the head.
A drunken Mexican threatens the
8, . i,rl,t hn -tnnInr
at q saloon in Colorado, and while at
tempting to draw his pistol, was shot
dead by Bennett.
Geo. Rodan instan tly kills Nathan
Owens with an ak, at Longview.
Owens was Jealous of him in his wife's
affections, ana took "a razor and went
bout looking for him. He entered
his sleeping room, when Rodan woke
in time to prevent him from cutting
his throat, and fled to the yard,
Owens after him, with the above re-
suit.
The quarantine on both sides of
TeXarkana is raised, in compliance
with a general order from the health
department.
A letter from Architect Miller at
New York notifies the board he will
be in Austin next Monday to begin
the investigation of the granite capt.
tai.
Bessie Krice, the 3-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Krice, of
Denison, dies of drinking bottle of
embalming fluid, which was left in
the house after the body of a lady who
died there he'd been embalmed.
A horrible accident occurred to
Charley Brown, a brakeman at Qua
nah who, while performing his duty,
was either knocked down or fell be-
tween the cars, and after being
dragged three or four car lengths,
was horribly mangled.
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4 Strange Shooting Case.

NEW RICHMOND, Wis, Nov. b
Yesterday Albert Revoir, a farmer
living in Star Prairie, rode up to his
neighbor, James Mcdonald, and with
the words, "Now L am going to shoot
you" emptied his revolver. One shot
penetrated the abdomen. Mcdonald
is in a critical condition, with the
chances decidedly against him. No
reason is known tor the action.
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Another Wedding,

A quiet wedding occurred at the
Stappenbeck homestead, ON Blum
street, last night, the beautiful daugh-
ter of the house, Miss Bertha, being
given in wedlock to Mr.. John RObb,
superintendent of the San Antonio
street railway lines. Today john is
out, as usual, and is receiving the con-
gratulations of his many friends.
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Express Company Fooled.

TACOMA, w. r., November Is
w. F. Simpson, young man who ar
rived here from Fresno, Cal, two
weeks ago with strong letters of
recommendation from Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Express company, was given a
clerkship in the Northern Pacific Ex-
press company few days ago.. No
bonds were required of him. Monday
night he went ON duty and ON Tues
day he was missing, and he
is supposed to have taken the
boat for Victoria, B. C. He had
checked off several large consign-
ments of money. One consignment to
Benjamin Snipes, Ellensburg, w. t.,
\ large cattle owner, contained Sl0,-
900. One to G. 0. Palmer, Palmer
Station, contained 81 900. There are
supposed to be other sums. Simpson
was young man, a printer by trade,
and worked in an Office here few
days before taking the clerkship.
The report that an attempt had
been made on the life of Prince Fer
dinand is baseless.
The chamber of deputies committee
in revision of the constitution has
adopted a resolution in favor of aboI-
tshing the senate and the presidency.
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CLIPPER AND CHERRY.

An. me, MES cares SIT lightly on
The man through spring and fall,
Who never at those times upon
His uncle needs to call.
Thrice bieSs'd is he vino has the tin
The rolling year throughout:
Who never puts the garment in,
Ne'er needs to take il ont
boston Courier.
The average society belle is much
less beautiful than she is painted
Somerville Journal.
Many political candidate is tickled
before election and then> at
the polls.-Tonkers Statesman.
A hand-to-hand encounter isn't
nearly so disastrous as a hand-tO-
nose Observation-Disclosures Post-EX-
press.
1t was pirrenologist that said the
reasoning power of the hen is dwarfed
because she does not cackle-late-Bir-
mingham Republican.
II say, barber, you ought to shave
at cut rates" "Why so, sir?" ''Be-
cause you hack my face so unmerci-
fully. "-Boston Gazette.
Old Lady lin shoe store)-"Have
you felt slippers?v Small Boy Clerk
(sOlomnly) Yes, ma'am, many a
UiIiC' u 10 1LduOC BISSSs
If "Old Hutch the wheat specula-
tor, will kindly explode a dynamite
bomb by striking it with q hammer,
poor people will hear something to
their advantage .-NorristOw Herald
Those who knew Henry VI. Stanley.
the African explorer, in Kansas will
believe any story about his condition
and whereabouts, provided he does
not tell it himself. Newton Kan. J
Republican.
Small Clerk -"Fader, q shentleman
in de store wants y know if dot all
wool. nOn-shrinkable shirt will
shrink" roprietor-''Does it fid
him?" NO. id is too big" Yah, id
will shrink. '-EXchange.
Dear Mr.. Editor: Please read the
enclosed poem carefully and return it
to me with your candid criticism as
soon as possible, as L have other irons
in the fire. "Dear Mr.. Smith: Re
move the irons and insert the poem. -
Journalist.
Miss Bunker Hill-''Do you have
much Indian summer in Colorado"
Maj. Wester-"Nes, we have great
deal more Indian summer than you do
here in the east" II wonder why
that is so?" Because we have got
more Indians, reckon. Texas Sift-
ings.
Mamma-"Why, Frank, dear, what
is the matter? Did you have a bad
dream?" Frank lin his crib)-"N-no,
1 d-dreamed had big bag of candy,
an invoked without eatin' THAR
per's Young People.
II think this is going to be a good
year for our business" said the coal
man. "What makes Won think so?n
asked the iceman. "WeIl, I think
there will be a good many politicians
left out in the cold. Boston Courier.
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Gen. Miles on the Pacific Division

Gen. Miles on the Pacific Division.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. l5.-Gen.
Nelson A. Miles received formal
notice from the war department at
Washington last evening, of his trans
fer to San Francisco, to take command
of the division of the Pacific, vice Gen.
0. O. Howard, who goes east t. as
sumo command of the division of the
Atlantic. Gen. Miles states that
there will be no changes in his staff.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-15

Dujardin's Life Essence has a
marked effect on the SEXUAL organs,
restoring the torpid nerves, and sooth-
ing irritability. 1t is the only relia-
BILE and effective remedy that we
have. 1t is very palatable also.
Price, 81 80 a bottle. All druggists.
10-15-2m
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Notice of Sale.

Col. Hosack will sell 800 fine resi-
dence lots at auction, commencing
Thursday, November 18th, at so CLOCK
p. M, at the Southwestern immIgra-
ton office, next to the Menger hotel.
For further particulars see circulars
and advertisement. 11-12-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-15

MADRID, Nov. 15.-Senor P. Y.
MargaIl, leader of the federalists
group, has sent a circular to various
committees of his party, informing
them of the failure of his efforts to
bring about coalition between the
federal and progressive republicans.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-15
A SAD STORY.

The child coughed. The mother
ran. No remedy was near. Before
morning the poor little sufferer was
dead. Moral: Always keep DR..
Acker's Ern.CE5'<sh Remedy at hand.
81 RAGLAND d Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-15

Gone to Say a Word forHDakota.
WATERTowN, OAK, November b.
Gov. Melotte, of Dakota, has gone east
to confer with Gen. Harrison about
the admission of Dakota.
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Village Almost Destroyed.

JOLIET, Ills, November I5.-The
business portion of the village of
Palinfield was destroyed by fire yes
terday, Losses aggregated $4,000
with light insurance.
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Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Indica-
lions for eastern Texas: Fair, sta
tionary temperature, followed by
colder Friday, winds shifting to
northerly.
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LATEST TELEGRAPRIG NEWS
As ISOLATED Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour Of
Going to Press.
Grimm al Executed.

WATERLOO, n. Y, November To-
Charles Johnson was hanged at 1920
O'Clock this morning, for the murder
of John Walters.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-15
Jacksonville PASSENGERS A
Pass.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, November 10.
For the first time in nearly three
months, a train load passengers left
here yesterday morning, for the cities
of the North, via Macon, Ga. Passen-
gers were locked in the car and not
allowed to leave it until they reached
Macon,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-15
Criminals Change of Venue.

HELENA, Montana, November d.
Judge Mcconnell has granted a change
of venue for George Bryson, the muir
derer of Annie Lindstrom, to Jeffer-
son county.
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To the Public,

Received: 100 pieces silk plush, to
be closed out at IS cents per yard.
11-6-tf WOLFF & MARX.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-11
a Strange indian Tale.

A strange tale OF gold plate with
inscriptions falling from Heaven.
printed in Tamil and Telcgu. is in cir
culation in India This mysterious
tale is AS follows: A plate which was
made of the most beautiful gold. with
the following inscription, accidentally
fell down from Heaven. on the Temple
Of CAST viswanath, at Benares: From
the month of November. lsSs. God
Himself will rule as Emperor Of
Hindustan. incarnating Himself in hui
man form From this time there will
be Justice all over the world. and the
Munis-that is. sages-wiu be in a
very prosperous condition. and will
BE- worshipcd by the people. On the
9th OF March. 1889. at Aswani Nakshet.
the sun will rise on the IS in Mena
Lunga- The day will increase and the
night will decrease till the day be-
comes fourteen hours and the night
ten hours. All the diseases of men
will be cured, and the age OF man,
which is at present established as 100
yeas. will in future be l25 years. -
HiadOO Patriot.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-11
The Worlds Greatest Rive,.

The greatest river of the world
the Amazon Ii rises in the Peruvian
Andes, about sixty miles from the
Pacific ocean, and flows. including its
windings. distance Of 1000 miles to
the Atlantic, which it enters under the
equator in Brazil. The average We
lOcity Of the current is three miles an
hour. II is navigable for large ships
1900 miles from its mouth. Tho area
drained by the Amazon and its tribu-
taries Is estimated at 1000. 600 square
miles. The Amazon enters the sea
through an estuary about $50 miles
wide. So great are the volume and
impetus OF the river that its fresh
water is carried unmixed into the sea
about 200 miles IL the Missouri and
Lower Mississippi were considered one
river. as many geOgraphers claim they
should be. it would exceed the length
of the Amazon by about so miles.
The length of the Mississippi from
Itasca lake 10 the Gulf OF Mexico is
estimated az 8, IeO miles sun Fran
etsc0 ChTSstcGs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-11
PrTA AND POINT


The engagement ring usually
grows out of a eombinafion- --BosGos
Cotarier.
The time a man most needs n vaca-
ton L. Just af,cr he returns from one.
Hotel knL
Those who live for the future mus,
always appear sclflsh 10 those who live
for tho present.
"A single bad habit viii mar an
otherwise fauitlc-~ character. a. an ink
drop scslcth the pure white page.
That which makes the happiness
q the domestic Circle. which will rc-
conquer Paradise. taking from IL It's
thorns. Is forts.arancc. DR.. Nchois.
Tho man who l. constantly find
ing fault Is the one who spends all his
time looking for faults.-AcrchG1t
Trurcisr.
When Webster was asked how he
had acquired his clear. simple style OF
speaking. he said: II have been leav-
ing of words all my life"
When you see the namc OF min
lister of the gospel signed to n COM
mendation of some nostrum. 1t is safer
to conclude that tho parson is good
naturcd than that tho medicine is safe
-ChristiaD .ddrocatc.
NO one Is ablc TO tell how much
good he j. doing when doing a right
act. or how much evil he is doing
when dOlrg wrong act There may.
in either ease. lie beyond the ac, n long
sequel. wholly unseen by him and no;
by him intended ~ T. Independent.
Young man. ne said. s0lemnly.
do you realize that the truly wise man
doesn't think that he knows ~ much
n he really does know?" ''Oh. yes.
sir. was the reply. ''and the man who
Isn't truly wise thinks h. knows ii all.
and whcu hn jumps in hc generally
gets there with both feet-"-Lye.
There - truth in the adagc that
what is we'll begun il already half
done; but IL Is also true that that which
is half dcr'o will prove a failure unless
il is wholly done. The last half Of
good thing l. quito ~ important A. the
first half. and it i of'en harder Ia keep
on and finish work than Is WAS la be-
gin IL. IL takes two halves to make a
whole in any sphcrc.-S s. Tsmes.
Never gauge the duration Of your
sleep by the time any one else sleeps
Some mon will tell you that John We
ley had only - much sleep. Hunter.
the great physiologist. - much. aud
Napoleon - much. But when the
Lord made you. n a general thing no
did not make Napolcous- Every man
carries within himself Mount Sinai. a
revealed laS. written for himself seo-
arately. y.-Bcecher.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-11
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

A BILL establishing a new land district
In Mississippi passed the nou-e on the stu.
LAST weeks wheat transactions on the
New York produce Exchange were unpre-
cedented in its history, over 100000
bushels changing hands. This is four
times the quantity OF the visible supply Of
the United States.
A BILL appropriating 500, 600 TO estab-
lish camps for yellow fever refugees YVES
favorsbly reported to the House ON tine sth.
A MEETING was held by the Farmers
Alliance at Elam Church, near Cofreeville,
Mss, on the 5th, when the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted: Re-
solved, that no jute baggIng be used in
wrapping the cotton Of any Of its members,
but that any cloth available be used in
preference.
The directors Of the Pamela County
(Miss.) Agricultural aud stock Breeders
Association have decided to postpone the
time of holding their second annual fair
until November !, , and 4
A SENSATION was created in commercial
circles at Little Rock, Ark, on the 9th on
its being known that Isom G.. O'Neal'>
grocery and feed store had been closed by
creditors.
The Pike county guanO factory at Troy,
Ala, was burned on the 9Th. Loss, So
90; insurance $4,000
CHARLES PARK SANDERS, of Helena.
Ark, has been appointed as a cadet at the
West Point military academy.
THERE is quite an excitement in Morgan
City, La, over the fact that the grand jury
is investigating the supposed violations OF
the Sunday law. There is an uneasiness in
some quarters.
The Arkansas Industrial company has
filed complaint against the Union Com
press, of Little Rock. for So, 1884, alleged
to be due on laAor performed in the erec-
tion of building aad fixtures TO be used
for cotton compress purposes
THERE Is great excitement in the
vicinity Of Winfield, Kas., over the dis
covery that a secret military order of an.
archisis, known as the ''National Order of
videtts," exists in Cowley aud Sumner
counties.
jim BURROWS, one of the men who
robbed the st. l., A. q I. train at Genoa
last December, died in the penitentary at
Little Rock, Ark, on the 9Th, where he has
been confined for safe-keeping pending
his trial in the Miller county Circuit Court
FOUR negro prisoners-Perry Banks,
Sam Middleton, Allen Perkins and George
from the Claiborne county
(Miss.) Jail on the 5;h.
FRosTs have destroyed the tobacco Drop
in Lincoln, CabeIl and Putnam counties,
West Virginia. In one small districs OF
Putnam, the loss of the crop is estimated
at IO,00 pounds. Fare ers viii lose ~ ly
~. .OyO in the three cOuuti=s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-11
CHANGED HIS MIND.
An Economical scheme which Costs Its
Originator a Good Deal of Money.

An Economical scheme which Costs Its
Originator a Good Deal of Money.
Mr.. Bixby decided not to take his
TWO weeks vacation in the country. as
usual, this summer.
Il think he said 10 his wife, ''that
we will take little runs here and therc
to the seashore. staying only a day at
a time. Well see more and it won't
be SO expensive a going of to the
country and paying board for all of
us"
Mrs. Bixby agreed to this PROPOSE
tion and they made the first OF the
dozen or more little trips they had
planned one day last week. and when
they got home completely played
out" Bixby made out the following
expense account:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-11

The largest island in the world =
which is also regarded a. a continent
is Australia 1t is 2.JOO miles in
length from east to west aud meas
lres 1850 miles from north 10 south.
lts area Is 2.9s .2o7 square miles.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-10-11
Serious Accident at a Country Fair.

KUIZTowS, Pa. Oct. IA terrible ac-
cident occurred yesterday afternoon on
the Ku;zt0wn Fair Grounds. The Roman
chariot races had just commenced, and
two chariots, each drawn By four horses
hitched abreast. had made one circuit of
the race course. when one Of the teams
became unmanageable aud dashed into
the crowd of spectators Mer, women
and children were trampled under foot,
and a number os persons were injured
The following were the most seriously ia-
iured:
David Swan. aged seventy; fatally.
Miss Annie Fegely.
Walter Treichler. severely injured in
ternally.
Miss Mary Barto, severely injured In
ternally.
- Ettinger. injured in the hips and
spine.
W. B. Bast. telegrapher; severely in
jured.
A number OF children, whose names
could not be learned, owing TO the excite
ment we're run over, and sustained
bruises and contusions-