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Chicago. teb. r. ISperal.-Thr general manager. Of
'e Interstate Comuerr" Railway Association today
tur'd to tom cents m" pre''nt rae n
tf.'u c'n', merchant iron. Chicago 10
N!--I--pl EIt'r points. on an application
~ 'hr omaha lu" - th- NorhUr,'frn Tor tho
go coarse grain from omaha 90 - Paul A. that
Louis -rrd discussion arose. and no matter left
20 arbitration. Tho 49, Louis lines claimed that the
omaha wa, secretly making tAc rate 10 asked for
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Scrofula in Children.

In tho carry part Of io57 scofuA appeared on ne
head u NY Iltc giaudchif. then Only I9 months yi,
shortly after bieaan. 10 sprai fdpdy a. over hrt
body. The rcabs the sores Woui peel on 9n the
sfQhtD touch and the Odor that would arise Nou1 mae
atmosl here " -ickculnG ana ubra ipi':
The auackcd tine eyes and w. ir'ir! no
be- sight. Eminent physicians OF me t"uh y
consulted but could q, nothing H. rrlrt' me H.,e
innocent and their opulon maj M" @"' 80
hopeless and impossible 20 save the chllI% tlrASnc ~
then that decided tfy Swifts SV"ch' - y -
That med cine made speedy and CON ,te cure
year past she ha- been a. heat ny a. any
chnd In the land"
~ " Mrs PIfTII BPRKTJY Salina Kansas.
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AN ENUNERATION ELL KILLED.
A DEMOCRATIC TRICK RECOU.S UPON THE
DEMOCRATS.
SENATOR CANTOR's "PEANUT POLITICS AN
ALLEGED MAJORITY REPORT FROM THE



annual message. sought 10 fa>tcn the Legislature
tho responsibility for his injurious vctOcS Of thc
enumeration bills which it IA, passed in accordance
with The constitutional requirement for enumcra
ton Of the inhabitants Of the state every ten years
Since 1a5 he has been ndustrousy irving 20 dictate
the specific terms of the particular kind of measure
he desires 10 become law in the interest Of himself
and OTHER Democratic distributors Of patronage: and
this wear he iutwI~icd Nh Cantor with the task Of
forcing II upon the senate. Mir. Cantor. however
mlapply a little too preciptatc and the measure
this morning was killed dead and buried 80 deep
that no Executive galvan>m reach or revive 1t.
The reporting of the bill from the Committee on
General Laws revealed an ingenious scheme 10 deceive
the senate as to its acccptebiliW. The committ""
consists Of seven mcmbcr,-four Republicans and three
Democrats At the meeting Yesterday the three
Democrats were present but two Of the Republicans
were detained elsewhere other business. Mr.
Cantor. the chairman, at perceived an excellent
opportunity To perform little quiet jugslery IN the
Governors interest \ favorable report wa prepared
ostensbly presenting the opinion Of the majority and
this handed mp in the senate this morning.
Mr.. Fas~ctt however OWNED the deception ana
promptly objected. Judge Robertson said he under
stood that the real majority intended TO present
report Of a different kind.
Il would Hike 10 know where Won Get your infor
nation" cried Mr.. Cantor with asperiy. i"H 'I'
not member Of The committee. ask th't the hil
be ordered Ia q third reading and made special order
for next Tue-day. The presumption Is that ms j.
a minority report
Mr. Vedder. who is member Of the Committee
on General Laws moved to rccommIt tie bill
IL hope that won't hc done" aid Mt cantor
pathcticallv. and he advanced n support OF the Ii"
all the >pccious and time worn arguments a. Z" H~
being designed 10 meet a constitutional "hh-a'l'"
which the senators have Rad dinncd INF" their ears
repeatedly during the last five wears By the Governor
different mouthpiecc>.
Nr,T1 m j ION
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Richmond Va. Feb ia bill was introduced In
the Legislature today to incorporate the Pitsburg.
West virginia and Potts Valley Railroad, with a
capital stock OF SlO.OOO.OOO.
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Cancer of tho NOSE.

In 1870 appeared my hose. and grow rapidly
my father had cancer and nay husband d!ed ~ H.
bcca armed consulted my piy sIcau. H. u.dt-
mot ia good. ana the grew larger ana worse IN
sery waY unil bad concluded tina W. % dc from
f.. cnects pcrsuaf 10 tabe ; S. =. AMI a gov
bottles cured This after all the doctors aud other
medicines had failed have hal ~ tho cancer
Mrs NJ r. MARiN
Woodbury.. Hall County. Texas.
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta Ga.
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TIE BOARD OF TRADE INDOR~E~ THEN.
The Board Of Trade and Tianep ortaton yesterday
adopted resolutions approving the resolutions adopted
~ the General Committee Of the Worlds Fair on Tues
GAY.
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deal Of the freight is being sent across the Interna-
tional Bridge the yard here has been kept free to-day
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Homeopathic Hospital McGinnis gave himself to thu
police.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19

Miss Smiths school opened, Wednes-
day, with good attendance. Miss
Goodale is to have charge of the primary
departments again.
Many cellars in town are flooded.
The friends of Mrs Gookin will be
pleased to learn that she is better
The Consolidated road has bought the
property known as Jennings's woods !;
the land is north of the rectory property.
Last Winter, the Supreme court, in
the celebrated case Of Richard B. Leake,
trustee, against 7. L. Watson & Co. of
Bridgeport. wherein Georgiana B. Mich
OILS sues for the recovery of certain trust
funds, asked for further testimony con-
corning certain points in the will of the
late Charles Bulkley. Judge Fem of
the Superior court has been hearing the
case in Bridgeport during the week. It
is probable that the Supreme court will
give decision soon.
Rev Mr. Hyde of Westport is expected
to officiate in Trinity, Sunday.
I
Charles Spaid is to enjoy vacation at
Philmont, N. y.
Charles III. Christmas died in Danville,
N. y, Saturday. He was born in New
York rs years ago. He resided here for
some years, his Winter resident being in
New York, where he was a well known
broker. For several years,he boarded at
the Atlantic hotel, Bridgeport. The in
terment was in Greenwood.
The Four-O'clocks held business
meeting, Wednesday afternoon; next
week, they will be entertained by Miss
Wells.
S. C. Sherwood is in Omaha.
Will, son of J. Fred Jennings, the Post
reporter, is clerking in South Norwalk
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
GREEN'S FARMS.

The new pipe organ was finished, last
Friday. As, however, the seats
for the choir were not in place and
as the organist has not yet practiced up
on it, the organ was not used, last Sun
day. The organ itself is a beautiful
structure, the woodwork of maple and
the ornamental pipes of the same color
as the rest of the church building. 1t
fills the northeast corner of the pretty
church and is an ornament to it. 1t was
built by Woodbury. & Harris, Boston
firm and was to be tried by Mr. Disbrow
Of South Norwalk, Tuesday evening.
Rev William Still exchanged pulpits
with Rev Fl. Davies, last Sunday.
Miss Lockitt, who has entertained
friends at Moriches, l.. l., has returned
to visit with Miss Lizzie Dingee.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19

dog seemed much excited. They went
out, but could see nothing. Still the dog
kept barking all night and was still at it
when they went out to milk in the morn
ing. He was near small tree occupied
by flock of turkeys and, on Investigate
ing, they found Mr. Coon keeping compa-
ny with them. Mr. Wentworth was noti-
fed and, revolver in hand, brought it
down. 1t weighed nearly 80 pounds.
John E. Summers has the finest piece
of corn in this county, if not in the State.
Democratic senatorial delegates: Ster-
ling II. Booth, Hobart Il. Wheeler, Mel
son w. Beach.
Mrs Tolles and Standish, with theil
families, have returned to Hoboken.
Rev Mr. Keller will preach, next Sun
day, 2lst.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
EAST VILLAGE.

Miss Minnie Dixon has visited Wilton
friends.
Charles Green was severely kicked by
a horse, last week, but is improving.
Mrs Elizabeth johnson has been caring
for her daughter in White Hills.
Waite Clark is Frustrated with grip
and complications; DIR Stevens attends.
Lyman Nichols was ut Mrs McEwen's,
Sunday.
G. f. Cassidy has returned from New
York after an absence of four months.
w. w. Bliss and family are ona weeks
visit In Bridgeport and Black Rock.
Some of our local sportsmen have al
ready begun the hunting season.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
TRUMBULL.

There were between 40 and 80 at the
fine lecture delivered by Henry Morgan,
nephew of Rev Henry Morgan, founder
Of the Long Hill Methodist chapel. The
lecture was upon what he had seen in a
three years. cruise between New York
and California in the United States man
of-war, California. He had number of
specimens, among them stick which he
cut from fig tree within 10 feet of the
cave Of Robinson Crusoc on the island Of
Juan Fernandez.
No services in the Congregational
church, Sunday.
Lester Nichols has photographing
camera.
Miss Alice Burton has returned from
her visit.
Il. p. Burton and p. b. Nichols att end
ed the soldiers reunion at Seaside park,
9th.
Mr. Noyes and family are soon to
leave Cloverhurst for New York.
\ .wbste Plains school began, Monday
morning, with good attendance.
/ Died, Mt Derby, August %, infant sor
OF Mr. and Mrs II. E. Jacobs.
One evening last week, Isaac E.Booth'I
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
STEPNEY.

The Turney manufacturing company
are to start, with all hands at work, last
week.
Miss j. A. Clark, visits Mrs w. ii. Hoy
of Adams street, Bridgeport.
Is. Curtis & Son are making extensive
repairs and alterations Mt their mill.
Mrs Stiles johnson and Mrs Hubbell
of White Hills have visited Mrs Barnum
Curtlss.
Do not forget the gospel and temper
ance meeting at Stepney Depot school
house, Friday evening.
Stephen French is treasurer of the
creamery association.
Miss Agnes Parks is with the Warner
corset company of Bridgeport.
The friends and neighbors of Mr. and
Mrs Il. IL. French gave them regular
old time surprise, Friday evening, l2th.
of course, Mr. and Mrs French had not
forgotten that it was their silver wedding
and soon found that the kind neighbors
and friends remembered also, as baskets
containing goodies were opened and sub
stantial tokens, in the shape of silver
ware, displayed. A pleasant time was
passed and all wished happiness and a
golden wedding in the future.
Mrs Luzon Gilbert of Ligonier, Indi-
ana, visits her brother, William Lewis ;
also relatives in Huntington, Shelton
and Bridgeport. In this family were 10
children, nine of whom were daughters.
Isaac Sherman is happy over the adj
vent of 12-pound baby boy.
Charles Penny is in the employ of b
Hawley & Co.
Glover Blackman is engaged as Officer
for the Danbury fair; he has served
there for number Of years.
Rev A. IL. Nance occupied the Bap
list pulpit in Southington, last Sunday
There was no service in the Baptis
church here.
Mrs G. +. Lyon and Mrs Levi Black
man have visited in Danbury.
Elan Corning has returned from Wis
In Brooklyn with his cousin, Mr. Trimbl'
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
COLEYTOWN.

Miss Anna b. Coley, William Kirk of
Weston and Miss Alice Coley of Norwalk
were at Saratoga, last week.
Miss Mary sturges of Weston visited
Mrs Samuel Coley.
Rev III. s. Still and family of Westport
have been at III. b. Goodsell's.
Potatoes are rotting badly.
Henry M. Sherwood, wife and daugh-
ter left for Chicago, last week.
L. N. Sipperley sold five Champion
lumber wagons, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
MONROE.

Mrs Justus Hawley, who has been ut
DIR j. @. Stevens, has returned to Bridge
port.
William II. Drummond is in Fairfield.
We had rain for week and expect
good weather for the Union fair, next
week.
Mrs Judge Cowing, with Miss Lottie
and Master Percy, are at Benjamin s.
Hurd's.
A special meeting of Harmony grange
will be held on Friday evening, 10th.
The regular meetings are the second and
fourth Fridays each month.
Mrs +. NJ. Wood of Burlington, Iowa,
visits Selcctman w. II. Ferris.
Miss Lille Ricketts, has returned to
New York.
The iron fencing for the Elm Street
cemetery has arrived.
+. w. Wheeler expects Clark & Can
dee with two cars of cattle within a
week.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
EASTON.

j. E. Field has bought young cattle of
Drover Foote.
A new base ball club, the Easton Eure-
ka Jrs, has been organized, with Arthur
Garfield captain, A. Garfield catcher and
L. Wells pitcher. Their first game was
played with the Hnntingtown nine at Il.
Coger's with only five present, but they
won by score of Is to IA, eight innings.
Garfield and Wells were battery until
Garfield was hurt by one of Wells's
curves; then w. Davis took Canfield's
place behind the bat. The battery for
the other side were j. Corbett and p.
Haugh and the game was umpired by D.
Edwards and II. Nichols. The same
teams will play, next Saturday, Goth, at
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
SOUTHPORT.

Mrs Maurice Wakeman and daughter
have returned from Newport.
Miss Virginia Wakeman has gone to
Lenox with friends from Chicago.
Miss Mary Wells returned from Ohio,
Saturday.
Mrs Pell of Newport has visited Miss
Harriet Dimon.
The severe rains of Friday caused the
gutter in front of the post office to over
flow. This was because one of the'catch
basins above the building was not quite
done. The drain easily carries off the
water.
Many inquiries have been made as to
when the report of the great encamp-
ment is Forthcoming. 1t is now reported
that report will be made before long.
When given out, it will be published in
the BEE.
The yacht Ramona won second prize
in last weeks race at Cedar Point. She
was beaten by few seconds on time al
lowance.
d. ID. Whitney and family have re
turned to Brooklyn.
Robert Birch, Jr, has finished the
building in the rear of his house. He
will use 1t as carpenter shop.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis A. Curtis and Nj
and Mrs l.. B. Curtis, who have been OF
an extended trip, including the Whit
Mountains and Canada, arrived home
Monday.
r. p. Curtis is fishing in Canada.
q Permission having been granted.
stairway has been built on the soutl
side Of the Bronson dock. It is grea
convenience, especially to those who FRI
quent yachts.
Rev Charles Graham of st Ambros
church, New York, preached in Trinity
Mr. Graham is fine reader and preach
, err: his sermons were listened to with i
terest.
J Franklin Buckley visits in Boston.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
SPORT HILL.

Miss Eva Blake, who has fingered at
Mrs Godfrey's, after the return to
Brooklyn of father and mother, left for
home, Wednesday morning.
Rev Mr. Gilbert has had short visit
from Miss Kate Russell of South Caro-
lima, who was little girl in the Sunday
school of the church under his pastorate
previous to his coming to Connecticut.
Miss Fannie Seeley has been in Brook
Ign.
Frank Staples, Jr, attends the bust
ness college in Bridgeport.
Teachers meeting with Mr. and Mrs
George B. Beers, Saturday evening, 10th.
All teachers of the Sunday school are
earnestly requested to attend.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
REDDING.

A large tea party was given at Mrs
William Wheeler's, last week Thursday,
in honor of Mrs Searles and little Grace,
who will soon return to New York.
J. T. Gregory is boarding at George
Reads.
Miss Anna Jones of Danbury visits
Mrs j. 5. Sanford.
William Dennison and William San
ford are committee for repairs on Christ
church rectory.
The academy will open, Monday, I'D,
in charge of r. o. Smith, A. B., of Avo-
ca, N. Y. Mr. Smith is a graduate of
Cornell university.
C.. Utter has moved to Danbury, yacat-
ing the tenement house of j. l.. Sanford,
for whom he has worked.
Will Platt of Hotewell, who took his
fast horse to Pittsfield, Mass, to put him
on the track, was unable to do SO on ac-
count of the storm which broke up the
races. win was glad to get home and
sit down to a square meal.
The paragraph in the Danbury News,
in relation to the case of George 1. San
ford, is, to say the least, too severe, as
every man should be considered innocent
till proven guilty. That the crime alieg'
ed was not theft is evident from the fact
that the complainant failed to appear
knowing that he could not substantiate
the charge. As regards the circumstan.
ces connected with the transaction which
led to the complaint, his friends ask fol
suspension of judgment until the facts
in the case are fully known.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
FAIRFIELD WOODS.

Mrs Albert Wheeler entertained her
sister, Mrs Gould and son OF Unadilla,
ny
william Nichols Is moving his family
to West End, Bridgeport.
Henry Smith moves, this week, to the
house OF John Beach, the bridgeport
gardener.
The Holland hill district has laid tax
of II IL mills on the dollar.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
nEERFIELp.

Mrs Charles Nichols returned from a
visit In Rye, Portchester and Southport.
Miss Harriet wakeman has visited in
Hull's Farms.
Miss Cora Burr has visited Mrs Fred
Silliman of Bridgeport.
Mrs Il. NJ. Carr has returned after an
absence OF over q month at Saratoga and
the White Mountains.
Mrs Laura Nichols, who has been poor
ly, seems little better.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19

fire, there is a serious question Of escape
from the building. Could the pupils in
rooms on the upper floor safely make
their way to the street, without becom-
ing panic stricken and losing limbs,
perhaps life? From building of not
more than two stories, the scholars
could drop to the ground below without
fear Of serious injury but this would be
impossible from a greater height. In
Hartford, understand, this subject is
receiving considerable attention and
/ believe that one school house has been
constructed on this principle of low
Tmildinps,s'
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
Here We Are Again.

Fair mixed Coffee l5c h., good mixed
Coffee 25c h., good mixed Tea 30c ID or
4 lbs 81. Carolina Head Rice Sc ID or
lbs SOC. Clothes Pins lie Dozen. We
give a Four Bottle Castor with Pounds
of Baking Powder, at w. E. WILLS,
IS State ST.. Bridgeport, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19

Lee Miller, the seventh of the crowd
of boys arrested for stealing muskmelons
from w. ii. Benjamin, was fined ST and
costs by Justice Peck.
Charles Lally left, this week, for ST
Johns college, Fordham, N. Y.
Walter Emerson has been quite i'll.
The genial continuance of John Latin
is again seen about town. He thinks
there is no place like Stratford for
home.
The remains of Alfred Peckham and
child were brought from Brooklyn, n.
Y, Monday and interred in the family
plot in Union cemetery. Mr. Peckham
was a connection of the Lacy and Butler
families, who formerly lived at the east
end of Washington bridge. His age was
As years.
Mrs circuit and son expect to occupy
the Tucker place.
The wife of George Beardsley died
quite suddenly, Tuesday.
Two of our young people took advan-
tage of the last Saratoga excursion for a
wedding trip.
Norris Curtis has gone to meet his
daughter in New York and accompany
her to Kenosha, Wis, where she is to at
end school. From there, Mr. Curtis will
return to his home in Columbia, Ga.
The sloop Mary Willis, with load of
stone from Stony Creek for the break
water, went ashore on the bar in the
gale and is a total wreck. Her spars and
rigging were saved.
An attempt is being made by the young
people of the NJ. E. church to organize a
Chautauqua circle. A meeting is called
for next Monday evening. These circles
have been successful in many places
and productive of good. 1t is to be hop
ed that large attendance, next Mon
day evening,at the. M. E. parsonage will
anything tending to promote the moral
and religious welfare of our young peo-
pie.
The granite works received car of
cut Quincy granite, Monday. They are
unable to fill their orders with the pres
ent force and get part of their work cut
at the quarries.
Some farmers are drawing their sur
plus cobble stones to the stone crusher
to be ground up for road making. They
being a dollar yard delivered at the
crusher. One man is tearing down the
stone wall around his farm to replace it
with wire fencing.
Rev j. B. Randolph of Burlington, N.
j., preached in the Baptist church, Sun
day evening, to large congregation.
The evening service at Christ church
has been resumed.
The granite and marble works were
closed, Saturday afternoon, to give the
employees an opportunity to attend the
funeral of the wife of William Wyatt
daughter of the late Charles Gorham
Mr. Wyatt has been in the employ of Nj
Hughes for some time and has the sym
pathy of all in his sad bereavement.
Miss Julia Taintor is at Morristown
N. j.; Miss Emma Allen at Yonkers
N. Y.
Homer Hazard was brought befor
Stratford's justice court, Monday, for as
sault and breach of the peace. AS h
had struck at his step daughter with a
axe, Justice Peck fined him Sc and costs
He went to jail
Republican delegates:
County-C. Z. Stage, c. L. Youngs.
Senatorial-F. e. Brakeman, w. E. Peck,
b. Bristol, T. b. Fairchild.
Congressional-H.P.S Stage, Fred Lillingstol
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19

ton of trustees for the Center Street NJ.
E. church will be held. If stormy Tues
day, first pleasant evening.
Miss Anna C. Abbott has hired an Or
gan for the benefit of her school in STRAIT
field.
Mr. and Mrs /. G.. Fanton and Fanny,
Mr. and Mrs Horace Burr have visited
Moses Sherwood of Sherwood's island.
Wildman Couch is quite sick; DIR Cor
ham attends.
The case of a. B. Mills against Joseph
Brown will be tried at the next criminal
term.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
EASTMAN COLLEGE $ s.: ::::i !:

Fl. Coger's at p NJ. The old Eureka
club has disbanded as some of the play
ers have left for school.
NJ. ii. 'Fhorp picked a tomato in his
garden that weighed a pound and IA
ounces.
Henry Morgan is moving the old house
from the Abel Peck place, to his place in
Hattertown.
Mrs A. E. Turney has night bloom
ing cereus with seven buds just ready to
open.
Mrs Charles Silliman is at the shore,
guest of her uncle, Prof A. M. Wheeler
of New Haven, who has cottage at
Clinton.
Miss Hattie Perry commenced school
at the Academy, Monday.
Henry Osborne has lost two valuable
bird dogs, that strayed away, Sunday.
Edward Hawkins and family will
move, next month, into Mrs Adams's
rooms over the store.
Joseph Hill and wife expect to live in
Long Hill, this Winter.
The Stepney and Easton ministers
held their monthly meeting, Monday,
10th, with Rev d. J. Ogden. Owing to
the weather, there was but small at
tendance. Those, however. who were
present pronounced it a most enjoyable
gathering. The association is indebted
to Mrs Perry for very pleasant entertain
ment
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19

Norfield, Thursday, 18th; admission, Zoe.
Proceeds for Emmanuel church.
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
ASpETUCK.

Sociable at William Wakemanss, Tues
day, asd, at which time the annual cleo
The Newtown bee., 1890-09-19
sTRATFoRD.

Lee Miller, the seventh of the crowd
of boys arrested for stealing muskmelons
from w. II. Benjamin, was fined 81 and
costs by Justice Peck.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-15

The Dramatic Club were rendered
an oyster supper at Schwsrlz's ON
Thursday night, after the permorm-
ance, by Stage Manager Voight.
Those present were us follows: Alex
Gott, T. b. Smith, J. f.. Matteson,
Billy Gordon, Lou Bruning, Philo
Haynes, II. Be.man, +. Conroy, C..
NJ. Potter, and Misses Francis Dunni-
gan, Nettie Dewy, Minnie Conroy,
Flo Brown and Anna and Cora Wear.
The party had oysters served up to
them In every style, from . plain raw
to q pattie, and oil partook Of the sup
per very heartily and went home feel
Ing very jubilant over the success Of
the evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-15

Yesterday afternoon . buck Indian,
who was making his way across the
Park laden with Q sack of empty bot
ties, had the misfortune to stub his
toe on a stump, causing him to stsgper
forward; the impulse sent the bottle
flying over his hesd aud as they
struck the ground he fell with his
head iammed into the broken glass.
Some bystauders who witnessed the
accident came to his assistance, and
found him bleeding profusely from
wounds on his sctlp and forehead.
He was assisted In washing up and
dressing bis wounds. after which he
went his way, slightly dlsfgured but
still en- route TO the brewery to sell
what bottles he had left.