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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-10
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court OF the County Of salt
Lake, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter OF the estate Of Anna II.
Bale deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-10
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Il suffered three years with eaiarrh, and
my general health was poor in conse-
guCuee. When took Hoods sarss paril!a
found I had the right remedy. Tie
caiarrh is yielding. as Hoods SarSaparilla
is cleansing my blood, and the general tone
of my system is improving FRANK
WAsuuI-uS EDgbssfrr y Y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-10
Cures Catarrll

Il had eatarrh rhine years. and suffere,
terribly with il. Soun after ! began 10
take Hccd's SarSapIFilla the catarrh
troubled mt less, after taking three bottles
was entirely cured JANE HISEr,
Lumbcrion. Clinton County, Ohio.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
sold by druggists. 81; siI for S. Prepared By
{. l. HOOD 4 CO. Arothrcarics, lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11
THE RAPPAHANNOCK.
4 Heavy Wind, Hail, and Rain-storm
ThcrealOng.
lsneclnl telegram % the Dispatch.l

FREDEmcKsBUna, VA. April lO.-The
steamer Essex, from Norfolk, which reach
ed here tonight, brought intelligence that
a heavy wind, hail, and rain-storm, pre-
vailed all along the river yesterday, dong
considerable damage at Iappahannock,
where it was severcst. blowing up large
number of trees. unrOoting barns, and
otherwise causing considerable damage.
A DROWNING AND A MARROW ESCAPE THERE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11
HILL CITY JOTTMGS.
Matters Caught Up at Lyucbburg'
fsnAclal teIegram IN the Djspatch.1


LYycHBrEa. April 10.-Willie Sherwood,
n little schooi-boy, was terribly bitten 10y
n vicious dog this morning on the street,
The dog was with difficulty beaten of,
Three cOnvlcts were carried through mere
this morning by q guard from the west
Virginia pententiary. They escaped seye-
raj weeksagO. and were captured yesterday
near Pelham. n. G. Two were under sen;
teuce for house-breaking and the thlrd
was q life-prisOner for murder.
A colored man and q colored woman,
while fishing in the river in small boat
lust below Buchanan yesterday were
caught in the storm and the boat capslZeu
and both were drowned:
II is reported here that big fight oc-
CURED at AppomattOX yesterday among the
colored excursionists, and many broken
heads and slashed bodies was the result.
A large moccasin-snake was killed IN
Campbell county Yesterday, ana altr us
head had been mashed it was noticed that
large lump about midway of the body
seemed to shift its position. After little
while a large toad made its way out and
hOpIed OF apparently unhurt.
The storm Yesterday was very severe on
the line of the LNnchbure and Durham
and several dwelling houses are reported
blown down, barns demolished, ana
fencing scattered III every direction.
A large number of capitalists from Roa-
nOke. Buena Vista, Buchanan. Glasgow,
and other points came here to-day. for the
purpose of organizing a central city land
and improvement company at Buchanan.
4 meeting is being held tonight.
The section-master on the Three Csroad
at Osborne's Ford was instantly killed a
few days ago while passing over a grade
near large projecting stones. From some
cause one became detached and fell on his
l.ooI lia gl11ll 70 MIN
The first locomotive will reach Big-Stone
Gap on the Goth instant on the South At
lantic road. The entire grading has been
completed and track-laying is being pushed
night and day. A big welcome will be
given the first train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11

better condition, and carlv-sown develop
ed rapidly and Ia December and January
suffered more or less from attacks of the
Hessaan Fly. March frosts were very gene
raj, discolorfng and sometimes killing the
plants down 10 the ground. but not in
Juriug Che roots except in wet places.
The crop looks brown in New York. but
the State agent believes II is better than IL
looks. The other Middle States return
wheat In good condition.
The Pacific coast has had an extraordi-
nary amount OF rain and snow, which
have delayed seeding and injured early
sown areas. The averages of condition Of
the principal States are as follows: New
York, So; Pennsylvania. 90: Ohio, 81;
Michigan, 67; Indiana, rs; illinois, 70 :
Missouri, %; Kansas. 81, and California, II.
The report Of the condition of farm ami
mails makes averages as follows; Horses,
"a; cattle, al; sheep, 93.7; swine, 95.6.
The percentage Of losses of farm animals
by disease. winter exposure, OF otherwise
M estimated, averages i.64 for horses. 3.64
for cattle, 7.S for sheep, and 76 for swine.
The losses from winter exposure Of cattle
have been very heavy in the Rocky Noun
tain belt and on the Pacific coast. While
IT is difficult TO get information from the
ranches IL is certain that Montana, Idaho,
Washington, Oregon. and California have
lost heavily In both herds and focks by
the seventies and deep SHOWS of tho WIN
ter, which has been one Of remarkable
mildness east of the mountains. Reports
indicate the loss 10y exposure throughout
the country Of more than million cattle
and still larger losses Of sheep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April io--southern -four frmer.
red, so asgkc. ia elevator; options active
clcslng weak; No. rel, Aprl aad Nay, s23sc.
June. sgxc Corn closed weak or asd fairly &C.
tive No. 2 Ssxsa9c IN elevator; options fairly
sctiye elosiag weak: April Skc. May. 3sc.
June. 39Ac oets easier options woaker: April,
sss.c. Nay, gs.c.; June 2shc Coffes--options
closed steady; Nay, siZ.50su7.65; June. VI. ss
sl7.n spot Rio steady and Ia fair demand: fair
csrsoes, $3.50 sugzr-kaw firuler and fairly ac-
i've. fair refining, 1S-l6c. refined n better do
r,and but unchangec Nolasses--foretgu dull !;
sn-test uc: New Orleans sfesdy. Ricc nrm
ard IN good demand. Petroleum steady: re-
aped here, $40. Cotton-seet oil flrm. kosiu
flrln: strained, commoo 70 gooa, si.Nkstl3.h.
Turpontiao lower and quiet ~ Ne. Wool easy
and quiet Pork arm and qutes. Beef easy.
Beef mans stfong. Terced beef dull Cutmeats
strong: Picked shoulders, sa7sa$s; middiss
arm. Lard stronger but quiet: wcstsru steam.
sS5aA: ci,y steam, %; April, $40; Asy, ss.si |;
June, sd.5& Freighs weak; oottoa- 9-eld- gram.
Pad.
BALrrxoas, April 10 Cotton arm. middiins.
Ike. Flour active aud very nrm: Howard
street ard western super. t2a32U: do
extra, Sa5oat2.co; do do. family SAshae< 30:
C!iy mills, Rio brands, sxrA u 2Saek<0; wintsr
wheat, patent LtOa3< 80; spring Do do, - 50
sAs5; 10 do. straight, Nxa3A75; do do.
sxua, sLsoa$A Whsat-Soathssn ssrpea esd
higher: fultA sex3lc Lonebsrry. E3aaoc; No.
2, SIC. sseamsr, No 3red, Sc: ueeteyn easy
No . winter ri. spck Wbss6ke Aprtlt Ska
Shc.; nay, 5taS9ke; Juiy, S1a1tka cpro-s
Southern nr0. and advanoed; veiea o4<1Ai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
WHAT IS TRANSFERRING UNDER THE
DOME.
Tho stanton Postmastership--The Prcsi-
dents Nominafion--Minor
Mention.
From our Regular Correspondent

W.surNcrox. April i0.--The House was
.,.accd nearly oil day on the regular
,,a,ai-appropriation bill and did not reach
onv of the contested election cases until
late in the day.
rhc President to-day sent TO the Senate
enc nomination Of Edward Mcmahon to DO
,,os,naster ut stanton. Va IL was prac-
tirouv agreed as long ago rs November by
a.. department officials TO appoint Major
VrNahon. but from some cause or other
,to domination has not been forth
lining until now. There were numerous
snnlrart. for the position, among
,be number being several rampant Ma
bopeifes. al Of whom were doomed 10 get
lett when they first started out in search a
tho ofce. Major Mcmahon is q railroad
contractor and has always been moderate
eart a Republican. The department OFF,
cials here took quite fancy 10 Major Nc
Nah1n. and IL was telegraphed the Dis-
mich in November last that his selection
ha3 been agreed upon.
speaker Reed told some Republicans
fho other day that he was Of the opinion
that Congress would adjourn by the lst OF
july. Other prominent Republicans do
lot agree with him. They think that u
" 10 be impossible 20 finish the work OF the
session before the lst Of August.
The river and baTbCr bill is almost COM
pc'ed. The list of appropriations viii
probably be given 20 the public on Satur-
dav ~ Monday. H. ia thought the bill Will
carry aggregate appropriations of nearly
: N 900 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11
NEWS OF THE OLD NORTH STATE.
Child Tramps-Death of a Finland MIS-
sIonary-High Winds, sc.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispssch.l

Especial telegram 20 the Dispstcb.l
RALEIGH. n. c., April1O.-Iast December r
a white man named Isaac Cook with MS
wife and four children left WAYNE county
tor Arkansas. He andhis wife died seVerai
weeks ago aud the four children. two Dove
and two girls. started on along tramp pacs
TO their old home. Yesterday they arrlVeu
in Wayne county and are now with rem
tives. The age Of the oldest Is only iouI-
teen years. They walked the ontre u.s.
lance. If.
Last June Rev. Charles Carlstrum leii
Wilmington a. missionary 70 tln ,it'
under the auspicies Of the Hethodls,S.
News was received yesterday OF his death
LAST month from drOpsy brought on by eA.
posure during his missionary tours, inosS
of which were made on foot. his VIE anu
little child will return 10 Wilmington. He
was native Of Finland. but had lived III
North Carolina many years.
News has been received OF q despeIa.e
attack by convicts in Rockingham couiIIIs
mon guard named b. III. MchinZle. ne
was seized suddenly by one convict wheu
three others attacked him. He was KNOCK.
ed down and badly beaten and robbed OF
SIS. His revolver was stolen by the CON-
yicts. who then made their escape. =,
High winds prevailed throughout Wy
State TODAY, and are followed by cola
weather. There is every prospect OF a
heavy frost tomorrow morning, winch
will do further damage to fruits, grasses
and vegetables already so seriously hurV'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11
SCOTLAND NECK GATHERINGS.
Work of an immigration Agent-Low
Water, &c.

Water, &c.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispstch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c.. April 10. 1890.
An immigration agent who took fifty ne
groes from this place yesterday morning
was knocked down at the depot and
scared out of his boots" He was not
hurt, but will not return. The white peo-
pie do not care how many of the negroes
leave. but are determined not 10 allow
labor further disturbed, II possible, until
after crops are made and housed, and they
may all leave if they wish.
The Pasquotank Rifles have larger COM
pany than they have ever had before, and
there are new applications coming for
membership. There will probably be AL
other company formed.
The farmers OF Camden are reversing the
order of most of the eastern counties. The
acreage III cotton will be larger than usual,
whereas in most of the other counties it
will be smaller.
One thousand blue fish were recently
caught in Dare county and the net sale
was $500.
new steamboat line is being projected
from Monica 10 Elizabeth City.
Thirty families left Washington county
a few days ago for the Southwest. Forest
fires have been dong damage in that
county.
Mr.. Charles Sawyer, of T, rrell county,
fell few days ago with O Mt and was
drowned in a ditch.
vERY Low.
The water in the Upper Cape Fear is re-
ported very low.
4 c0lored man by the name of Peter
He was subject 10 epileptic FITS and il was
the verdict of the inquest that he came TO
his death from falling, caused By fit.
Newberne has new electric lights. and
the people are very iubilant over their sue
cess.
MIR. Il. w. Barnes. near Wilson, lost his
saw-mlll, cotton-gin. aud 5000 bushels OF
cotton-seed by fire last Monday.
Preparations are being made to replace
the schooner William, which was burned
at Shallote on March 3lst.
ESCAPED JAIL.
A man named John Williams escaped
iail az Southport this week. He cot hold
of some tools and hid them until he got o
chance TO use them. The Jail was being
repaired.
LIBERAL PROPOSITION
Mr.. \. Z. Swain, of Southport. offers 10
donate 70 any railroad that will accept III
thirty DAYS ample accommodations for
depots, wharyes, warehouses, &C., that
may be needed for the Convenience OF O
railroad terminal or railroad connections.
Every county IN North Carolina has ALI
ance organizations except New Hanover.
The Farmers Alliance of Pitt county
have nearly perfected plans 10 build a
warehouse IN Greenyille.
The bugs are destroying the potato crop
in Pitt county. Their FIRST annearanee last
year was on the 18th Of Apri while this
year they appeared on the I'd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11
Te,egrams Briefed.

The Iowa senate yesterday defeated tho
Iiguor-license bal by vote OF i 10 u
The dry-kilns Of tho Pratt Lumber Company,
nj Ner 5ana, Ala, were burned yo-t~rnsJ Two
hundred thousand feet Of lumper was burner ia
the Kiln The total loss Is tl5,ODl No insurance.
AtY elyngton, Ky. Htosn Of 800 people, neer
Owepsboro', a disastrous nro Ofcurred yestrf-
dsv. n. r. Tsylors tobacco-faclory and seyen-
teen other buildings, mostly residences, hcts
burned. Loss, 5000. Insurance, tN,Uh
George II. Poll. who. with +. J. Claassen, WAS
recentlv indicted ia connection with the greca-
ing Of tho sixth National Bank and The LenoS
mn aud Equitable Banks. Now YORK, "as sur.
rendered by one OF his Dond-nen yesterday sni
locked up
The will oi tho late David Dogs. executed
February II, 1884 leaves bis vast property 10 hls
wife ami family. ihere are 40 bsdue.ts loo
charitable Institutions. Tho Will Wa nlei In
tho Surrogstes Office, New YORK, yesterday
afternoon aud will DO admitted 10 probate April
lith.
Judge NcKenna. IN the United states Circuit
Court at Philadelphia, yesterday morning
a0itmei the verdict Ina the District Court re-
auirtng james Ices Sons 10 pay tho Govern
ment 81, 900 penalty for tho linportAton Of coo.
tract labor. The case IL 10 20 " tho supreme
Court.
A Greenyille (Hiss.l special says the citizens q
Greenyills and Washington county held q meet
ing yesterday morning VI I'D ioeh1s ~ ta' ~
to1 Exchange for tho purpose n petitionine ths
national Government for aid IN enabling tholr
Leyee Board 10 close the breaks In their levee as
soon a. the water will permit before the sptisa
rise comes upon them. memorial vas pre-
pared and will bs forwarded % Congress.
The Southern Cadets, OF Macon; the Gsto-s ny
Guards, and the Atlanta Rites. % Ananta, ga
and the Metropolitan Light Infantry, Of Jscs-
aonville, were the four companies conn eusg Tor
tue 5000 prize yesterday at J",ksonyiiis "a INC
suD-1ropical interstate drilL Ibey aii apposi-
OF % fine advantage Ia tho presence o. nearly
1900 people az both tho forenoon and afternoon
contests The Judges hold their decision sntli
tonight
Fire broke out la the boiler rooms OF the ex"
tensive shops OF tho Lewis q Fowler hanuiac-
,uring Company. on Walw0rth street. between
Park and McCleod avenues, Brooklyn, lass
night The names extended 10 me largo ma
chine-shops, tbree-story- Achievement naInes
80 on ~ foet, IN which are Manufactured eyeey-
thing pertaining 70 the equipment VI tho Brook
lyn CITY railroad. This building Wa destroyed.
Lose seDl. 900. largely covered BY Insurance. Inc
shops employed over 400 men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11
Rascal in the Tolls.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

fBy Telegraph 10 the DiSpaen'i -
WINNIPEG, MAN, April 1o.-R. +. II;
,,,i,h woman and afterwards cashed bogus
cheeks on the Bank Of Natchez, Miss, for
SS0, Oo0. IVES arrested here by Pinkerton
detective Yesterday. Smith was an EN-,
Move OF the Corbin Banking Company OF
Kew York, aud il said TO be deiaulter to
= Considerable extent to that institution.
He was caught at Vancouver by the ,s aetec-
tive after being followed through Mexico
and California, and was induced 70 return th,
10 the States without extradiuon. Will
they reached here Smith began 70 Sa soil
and f,sIt any legal proceedings that might
ba bronsht against HIM. bnt finally gave ave,
in smith. his female companion, ana Tue
ds.act,ye left for Katchez this morning ga
So. Paul. Smith has squanderea aoou'
500 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11
THE OLD DOMINION LEAGUE.
The Case Against Its President for Nio-
lation of the Civii-Seryice Law.
fRv teIearaDh 10 tho Dspatchl

WARRINGTON, April 10.-ln the case of
the Old Dominion Republican League,
apainst the officers of which action has
been instituted in the courts OF the Dis
tr.ct for violations of the United States
ciyil-service law. it has been determined
to waive all further proceedings and 10
admit the statement of facts on the part
of the defendant. G. A. Newton president
of the leauge. in order that the same may
be passed upon in a higher court and
final decision had in the Supreme Court OF
the United States. Newton, who is not
Government officer, and who Is charged
with a violation Of the Civil-service law 10y
soliciting contributions of Government
employees for campaign purposes, Will test
the right under the civll-service law TO
solicit such contributions 10y one not
in the employment of the Government,
and also the test-questOn whether the
sending of letter by such one 20 Gov.
eminent employee and the delivery thereof
on his desk Is a solicitation such as Is for
hidden hv the twelfth section of the civil
service law; and if it Is solicitation,
whether that law is consistent with the
Constitution of the United States. New
toms case il important, rs 1t involves per-
sonal rights as well as grave constitutional
questions. Colonel W. +. Sims, of Nir-
gina; A. X. Brown, of Washington, and a.
Worth Spates, Of Baltimore. have been re-
tanned as counsel for Newton. 1t Is ex-
pectod that W. w. Dudley and Representa-
tive Houck, of Tennessee, Will be associ-
ated with them III the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11
Postal and Personal.
.T.tcr,, rOur Haruiar CorrespOudoni

IT TOM VUf I'"-uI1I VVI IV"I
WAsHIyGToN, April1O.-Four,h. class post
masters for Virginia have been appointed
IA follows: Maggie q. Gwln, COwardln.
Bath county. rice G. Richarson, removed;
Leo Todd. Speer's Ferry scott county
RIO e. ". Belt. removed Il. A. Hickman.
sun Rise. Bath county, Uioe l.. L. Hickman,
deceased
Post-oiiicos have been established as fol-
lows
YIrelnia-Friar Amherst county, Minnie
VI. Fitzpatrick postmaster; Glasgow, Rock
bridge county. Charles p. Nair postmaster,
North Car0lina-Dorscy, Swain county,
William A. Dorsey pos imater..
W,lhamJ. Wilson. and wife of Richmond
are registered at the National.
J. J. Burgess. of Norfolk. G. W. Gooch,
Of INnchburg. and +. G.. Cooper, of Eagle
Rock. Va. are registered at the Metropol-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11

yellow, ssssxe: vsssssn sspons, nessd spet
6lsSsc.; April. s7sfsSsc usy. She1tcy
Jane, 53sx a3Bf steamer, 81e. tid. Oes 80
tive and strong; southern and Pennsyirsnies
NsSsc.: western white, 3la3sc: %. mlzcf. -
Sc; graded No. white, &c. Hye f7,p,e
but steady prime " cnotcc, 5sa57c. lisy s'f1lJ.
primo TO choice timothy. ti2sossia frcsls'ons
steady and unchspsed. Mes<pofk W,
sew, Sl;.Th BuIk-aeats Qooss> -<snouidefs. g
Iong-clesr and cissr-rib sidea sc s"xsf..
picked shoulders, ~ ssxc. sugar-cufei sui2.t1
shoulders, skeskc Hams i0xsi3r. lard no
nned. NE: crude. skc Butter quiet emo No
changed western ladle, i3aisc.: creamery, tss
2ic. Eges steady; western. i2c Coffee quies
and steady: Rio csreoes fair. Oks1O4c SUI
gar s;eady--A soft &C.. Copper qate<: Isnneds
ia,,aiSs ,whisSey firm 81 .ioselia frsighn
20 liverpool per steamer dull; cotton. -: hour
per ton in SACKS, Dsa23a grain Per esleesi
s4d. Cork, for orders, ~ Sasss-Whsa6 iejuV
bushels: corn. 10000 bushels
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. April I0--Cash quotations. vese
Flour dulL No. . spring vhes,, siasi 10
No. Y red, sfLc. No corn, Okc NO
oats 2ss2axc. hsss-pork. eioSH. Lart. ei'he
sA23 short-ribs, $50 shoulders, tk0a3lo3
short clear. a. o0ayacA whisksy. si-oz
The leading futures ranged - foho~s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11
THE HILL CITY.
An Option on the street Railway
Especial telegram TO the Dispa,ch.l

LYNcHBURG. VA, April ia sixty-day
option was today taken on the street-rrail-
way line by the New York Construction
Company. The price agreed upon wa. -
per share IT is understood tonight that
the option money was paid in cash. In al
dition TO the price paid for the road inc
syndicate will have 10 take up mortgage
Of 81 600 on the property. As soon rs the
new company get possession they VIII lay a
new track, put on electric cars, ana run a
ben line extending through the property
OF West and South Lynchburg. Voluntary
subscriptions 10 the amount Of S9J,goo
have been made for the establishment OF a
car-plant. A committee OF businessmen
have been appointed TO canvass the cry
and IT is thought the whole amount, SlOO,-
900, can be raised in a few hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11
TWO WHOLE FAMILIES POISONED.
The Result of Eating a Wild Turkey
Which, 1t Is Supposed, Before it
Was shot Ate of Poisoned
Wolf-Rsit.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-. April lO.-A special
from Little Rock, Ark, says: The poison
ing of two whole families is reported from
browning station, Franklin county. Six
teen persons were poisoned, and at the
latest accounts twelve OF them were In a
precarious condition and not expected TO
survive. -,
William Browning shot a large Wild.
turkey gobbler and invited the family or
George Hayes to dine with him. sixteen
persons belonging 10 the two families sat
down 70 the table. Soon after they mad
partaken of the turkey they began. one
after another, TO be attacked with nausea,
violent vomiting, and conyulsions. .,
One of the boys of the Browning family
was the only member not taken III, and no
gave the alarm to neighbors. who hastily
summoned medical assistance.
Four of the persons poisoned were re-
leved by vomiting, but the other twelve
are reported to be in a dying condition.
IL is supposed the turkey just before he
was shot ate Of some bait, poisoned with
strychnine, which had been set for wolves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-11
SCARED BY A TRAIN
And u Rather Serious Accident to Lady,
fSpecinl telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l

STAUvroN. VA, April 1O.-Nliss Kate Bush
onp. whose home was near New HOPE, Va,
in Augusta county, but Tor several years
attached 10 the Western Lunatlc ASYLUM
as director in the sewing department r.
ceived painful Injuries yesterday ~ she
was. with an escort, leaving the grounds
near the asylum in buggy, the horse be;
coming frightened at passing. railroad
train. Her scalp was painfully lGcerated
and her right leg broken at the ankle Joint.
The young man driving the horse was also
hurt. Miss Bushong had proceeded but a
short distance when theaccident occurred.
She was Immediately carried to the asylum
and her wounds dressed and every atten-
tion rendered. She is thought to be doing
well TODAY in view of the severe shock to
her system and the painful injuries re-
ceiVed