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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
The Autopsy on smiIer.

Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch. I
New YORK, July 9.-The Herald in its &C
count of the death of Smiler by electrocu-
ton at Sing Sing, says private examina-
ton by physician on the body or the MUIR
derer shows that death had been instantan-
eous and painless, and that when the au-
gust DR.. Mcdonald, against the wishes of
some of his colleagues, had turned on the
current the second time and added mutila-
ton to death, ne had acted part not laid
down in the statutes of the state Another
strange circumstance was brought to light
with the burying of that body. 1t con-
cerned the official autopsy which was held
in Sing Sing prison. The latter had never
been completed. With a carelessness
almost criminal, the eminent executioner
and his colleagues had contented them
selves with opening the abdominal cavity,
removing and carrying OF the heart and
jumbling up the vital organs. The brain
was untouched. The calvarium, or cap OF
the skull, had not even been removed in
order to give the attending physicians an
external look at that most important organ
How in the name of science and in the face
of the wide difference of opinion among
medical men will they be able to state the
cause OF death as the law prescribes:
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Jerome Park Races.

JEROME PARK, July 9.-The track was
slow and the weather cool.
Seven acknowledgements won, Pagan
second, Endure third. Time-1 80.
Three-quarters of mile-Fremont won,
DR.. Wilcox second, Rolfe third. Time
20.
Mile and a quarter-Nelly Bly, won,
kelder second, Reckon third. Time
1;l614.
Mile and a furlong-Dance won, Vardo
second, Edgar third. Time-1 Az.
Handicap sweepstakes, five furlongs-
Rex wen, Lima second, Norwood third.
Time :05.
Sweepstakes, five furlongs-Clara won,
Exotic second, Herald third. Time :O5.
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Professional Jealousy Among Doctors.

TSpecialto TIE HERALD-Examlner Dispasch.1
New YORK, July ga Nail and Express
cable says: What 1t is sorrowfully feared
will prove to be the deatnbed Of Charles
II. Spurgeon is unhappily the occasion Of
an incident of professional jealousy exactly
similar to that which was witnessed at
Lord Beaconsfeld's deathbed. MIR. George
Hugh Kind, the famous Irish surgeon.
practitioner and writer who attended Lord
Beaconsfield, is also in attendance on Mr..
Spurgeon. He is man of very broad
views and Is an advocate Of homeopathy "a
well as of the orthodox system of treat
ment. Consequently, SIR Andrew Clarke,
Mr. Gladstone's physician, who was sum
moned in consultation, bad declined to at
tend just as Sir William Jenner refused To
give his services to Lord Beaconsfield for
the same reason. Mr.. Spurgeon has often
rallied from very severe attacks but never
before has his vitality sunk Sc low as it is
now. In his delirium ne fancies he is in
the south OF France and calls upon those
about him to take him home. This morn
ing there were no signs Of Improvements
and Mr.. Spurgeon is suffering extreme
DrostratiOu
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Brighton Beach Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 9.-To-d day wa.
cool and the track slow.
Six furlongs-Beck won, Sir Lancelot
second, Morse third. Time-l:1S.
Five furlongs-Bletzen won, Belle sec
ond, Flatterer third. Time-l :05.
Seven furlongs-Stryke won, Hazem
second, Letton third. TIme--1 :3l15.
Five furlongs-B. B. Lanroy won,
Vantage second, Goldstep third. Time
l :03$l.
Six furlongs-Airshaft won, Zorling
second, Count third. Time-1:l9
Five furlongs--Graduate won, Rosa H.
second, Annie G. third. Time :OiI%.
Mile and Observation-Disclosures won,
Outbound second, Lepanto third. Time
| ~
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Baseball.

NATIONAL LEAGUE-CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati. 4; Brooklyn. 6. Batteries
Radbourne, Clark; Henning, Kinslow.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, IL: Philadelphia, 3. Batteries
Gumbert, Kittridge; Cassian, Thornton.
CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, IA; Boston, 8. Batteries
Young, thinner; Getzein, Bennett
PITTsBURG.
Pittsburg, a; New York, 4. Batteries
Calvin, Mack; Keefe, Clark.
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Boston, 8; ST Louis, 4.
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, 5; Louisville, o.
WASHINGTON.
Washington, s; Columbus, Z.
PHILADELPHIA.
Athletics, s.; Cincinnati, 3.
WESTERN LEAGUE-MILwAUKeE.
Milwaukee, 3; Duluth, l.
SIOUX CITY.
Sioux City, Minneapolis. No game;
schedule changed.
LINCOLN.
Lincoln, S: Denver, 6.
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SALISBURY'S POLICY.
Labouchere Says it is Calculated
to Irritate France.
WILLIAM IN ENGLAND
He Rides Down Rotten Row-A Garden Party
at Marlborough House-German and
English Aristocraey.

LONDON, July 9-In the commons this
evening Labouchere protested against the
attitude Of Lord Salisbury toward the
dreibund as calculated to irritate France
The foreign secretary contended that the
entente with Italy to maintain the status
quo on the Mediterranean should not be
mixed up with the dreibund, to which the
government was no party. Labouchere in
sisted that Salisbury was doing his best to
envenom the relations with France. This
policy, he said, arose from the feeling that
If the republic in France succeeded repub-
icanism would spread in Europe.
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Killed by lightning.

New ORLEANS, July "a PieGuyme
Clifton, Bosque county, Texas, special
says: Yesterday evening the house of S.
p. Anderson, Swede living fifteen miles
west of here, was struck by lightning, kill
ing his wife and three daughters. all that
were in the house. Anderson was close to
the house when the bolt struck, but the
flames were so rapidly being fed by an ex-
plosion of a gallon can of oil that none
but his wife could be taken from the house,
the daughters burning with the building
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Irish Comments on the Carlow Election.
DUBLIN. July 9.-The Parnellite press Is
exceedingly downcast over the result of
the Carlow election.
The Freemdn's Journal says there IS cow
no more chance of getting home rule for
Ireland than Of getting the moon. 1.-THE
electors" the Journal adds, shave aband-
oned their independence for the British
party yoke"
The Conservative Dublin Express says the
English will learn from Carlow that the
'Irish tenant farmer. when not actuated
by an insane land hunger, is puppet in
the hands of the Roman Catholic priests
and as unfit to be an elector as if he were
an infant or lunatic."
The National Press, a McCarthyite organ,
is naturally jubilant, and says: Carlow
men have dealt death blow TO the faction
of Parnell from which there is no longer
any peril.''
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Jewish Emigration Plans.

VIENNA, July AT conference held at
Llmberg between representative of
Baron Hirscn and Herr Frenzos, repre-
senting the Jews of Berlin, and DR.. Kur-
anda of this city, it was agreed upon that
the best direction in which TO guide the
tide of Jewish emigration was toward the
Argentine republic. IL was also decided it
was impossible to come to an arrangement
by which emigrating jews could be allowed
in Palestine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
Jim Corbett Criticised.
Especial to THE HERALD-Examiner Dispa,

Especial to TIE HERALD-Examiner Dispatch ]
New YORK, July 9-Chsrles ]. Stencil,
of San Francisco, has written letter to a
friend here in which he goes for Jim Cor
bett without gloves. Besides saying that
he quit loser to the extent Of 1000 by his
business arrangements with Corbett,
Stencil says: "Corbett is going east with
some show or other, and / propose to stop
him. Corbett cannot appear in New York
or Boston without my permission, and ]
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
Chicago Races

CHICAGO, July 9.-The weather was cool
and the track slow.
Five furlongs-Lake Breeze won, Farine
second, Hispondia third. Time :04.
Mile-Reveal won, Rainier second, Eli
kendig third. Time-1 "A.
Mile ana one half-Virge d. Or won, Ban
Chief second, Blackburn third. Time
2:37S4.
Mile and INSTRUMENTATION Z. won, San
tiago second, Whitney third. Time-1 30.
Mile-First hest-Trust won, Atticus
second, Bob Forsythe third. Time-l "A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
A New Trading Cnmnany.

CHICAGO, July Am English syndicate,
to be known as "The Atlantic and Great
Lakes Navigation and Trading company.
limited" purposes TO open direct water
communication for freight and passenger
business between Chicago and Great Brit
ain. The syndicate will build and operate
its own vessels, for which purpose capital
of 3, 000, 900 has been subscribed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
A Child Injured

PocATELLo, Ida, July Especial tele
gram to THE HERALD. AN accident &C.
Cured this morning to the four year-old
son of L. A. West, of this place, by which
1t is feared the child may be injured for
life. The little fellow was climbing a
fence near home when he fell and tore him
self on a nail. Two doctors were at once
called and by skillful care the child may be
saved from q terrible injury
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Drs. southwick and Daniels Interviewed.

BUFFALO, July 9.-Dr. Southwick and
DR.. Daniels, two of the Buffalo witnesses
Of the electrical execution at Sing Sing, re-
turned this morning. They were inter-
viewed by a reporter. When asked if the
Associated Press report of the execution
was accurate, DR., Southwick said in the
main it was. Both doctors thought the
system q success in every way. Continu-
ing, DR.. Southwick said these executions
demonstrated the method was humane.
When the current was turned on there was
DO sound from the condemned. no burning,
no odor of burning flesh, nothing whatever
that would be revolving to q spectator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
s.Ieoof YearIings at Tsttersall's.

New YORK, July 9--There was fine
show of yearlings at Tattersall's last night
from McGrathians, Speudthrift, Beaumont
and Meadowthorpe studs. There were
sixty six head sold, and the total sum real
lied was sos, 500, an average of 1897 per
capita. The highest price obtained was
S1,l00. paid by Window Walden for bay
FLY from Onondago and Black Maria.
The next highest, 8, 200, was paid by B.
Thayer for chestnut colt from Perhaps
and Onondago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
A French Decree ON Chilian Vessels

PARIS, July 9.-The court of appeals has
annulled the decree of sequestration issued
by the civil tribunal of the Seine in regard
to the Gillian war vessels constructed in
France for the Gillian government The
court in annulling the decree holds the YES
sells were ordered by the government of
President Balmaceda, which Is the only
legally constituted authority in Chill rec
ognized Dy France.
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PHILADELPHIA Races-

PHILADELPHIA, July Gin the 9 "a pace,
Lady Sheridan won, Saladin second, Black
c. third. Best time-2 :2O1z.
In the 2 "a trot, tunfnished), Tom Car
penter won, Grand r. second, Gypsy Girl
third. Best :time-2 :20I4.
In the 2:33 trot (unfinished). Frank z.
won, Tomkin second, Blue Belle third.
Best time-2:27h.
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Balmaceda Wants Money.

WASHINGTON, july 9.-Representatives
of the CHILEAN congressional party gave out
a statement tonight in which they say
Balmaceda is endeavoring to negotiate a
large loan in the United States, having
been unsuccessful in Europe, and notifying
the general public that the republic OF
Chill will not recognize the validity of such
loan il obtained
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Bank of Commerce Am Right.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 9.-The Bank Of
Commerce of Sheffield, Ala, which has
been embarrassed for the past two days,
has provided arrangements to meet all its
obligations in cash as called for, and re-
sumed business this morning as usual
The bank is entirely solvent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
A Rescued Sea Captain.

SAN Francisco, July 9.-The steamship
Monowai arrived from Australia via Homo
lulu this afternoon. Among her passen-
gers was Captain Chapman. of the Ameri-
csn ship Joseph II. Scsmmell, which went
ashore on Victoria reefs outside Melbourne
June Z, and was lost All her crew were
saved. The British ship Craigburn went
ashore three hours previously and seven
men were drowned. Both vessels were q
total wreck.
A fire at Suvs, Figisislands, in May, des-
troyed $500 600 worth Of property.
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A Fire at Cadillac. Mich.

CHICAGO, July "a special dispatch
from Cadillac, Mich, says: The exten
sive mill plant or the Mitchell Bros at
Denlings, twelve miles from that city, is
destroyed with $4,000, 900 feet of lumber
and eighteen dwellings. The total loss is
placed at $1,000, 000 The insurance, il is
reported, amounts to only $500 Much
valuable mber is included in the loss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
Close of the Henley Regatta.

LONDON, July 9.-This was the third aud
last day of the Henley regatta The final
heat for the grand challenge cup was won
by the Leander boat club, beating the Lon
don rowing club (holders). The visitors
challenge cup was won by Trinity hall
Cambridge, defeating Brasenose college
jOxford). The Royal Chester club, for
the Wyfold challenge cup, beat Kingston.
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Citizen Train in Chicaro.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Citizen George Francis
Train arrived in this city at o'clock this
aft ernoon and put up at the Palmer house,
where he treated the reporters to a cup of
tea made from some Of the new crop He
left for the west at IL p. m. He Will not
succeed in his effort to circle the globe in
fifty-tive days, but will beat his previous
record by i've days, and Nellie Biy's by
eight DAYS
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a Noman's Rights Case.

OLYMPIA. Wn., July 9.-The case of Ne
vada NJ. Bloomer vs.. John Todd and others,
IN which the territorial supreme court
three years ago decided adversely to
woman's right of suffrage and office-h hold
ing will be called in the supreme court of
the United States TOR hearing the coming
October term.
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Ogden Democratic Primaries.

OGDEN, July Especial telegram to
The HERALD. The first Democratic
primaries to select delegates to the county
convention which meets in this city the
18th inst were held in the different wards
to night. The meetings were all enthusi-
astic. and splendid delegates selected 10 the
coming convention.
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1913 II,

intend to see that he does not do so. Sulli-
van gave Corbett a benefit which netted
the latter about g, 900. In return, Corbett
treated Sullivan in such a manner that
John said to me, Hes 70 good either as
man or as fighter; / hope rn never see
him again. AS to Corbett's entering the
ring within year, think it is extremely
doubtful
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
Peonle,s Party In Kansas.

TOPEKA. Kss., July about fifteen
prominent Peoples party leaders are in
session here. They declined the PROPOSE
ton made by the Democratic state central
committee recently to fuse with them in
the local county elections in Kansas this
year and to unite ON an electoral ticket in
opposition to the Republicans next year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
An English Railway scheme.

LONDON, July 9.-The house of lords has
endorsed the action of the commons which
passed bill authorizing what many believe
to be the most important English railway
scheme of many years, the construction of
a railway to be operated in the interest of
and as a connection with the Manchester
canal
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The Itata-

SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 9.-The rumor of
plot on the part of the Itata's officers to
take the vessel out of port last night is
disproved by the fact that the vessel is in
no condition to leave, her machinery hav-
ing been taken to pieces. Her boiler is be-
der heads have been removed. The
Charleston lies within few hundred yards
0f her
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
A Suicide in the Reichratb.

VIENNA, July 9.-During the session of
the lower house Of the reichrath to-day a
man committed suicide with a revolver at
at the entrance of the gallery. He was
identified as hunter, and come to the
reichrath TO demand justice 10 an imaginary
law suit with the Rothschilds.
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secretly Shipping Arms.

WASHINGTON, July "a letter has been
received at the government offices here
from a man at Norfolk, Va, who states
that one Captain Annett has been engaged
ut Norfolk in shipping men for treasure
hunt in Mexican waters. The writer is
Informed that he las shipped over two
hundred men and Is secretly taking large
quantity Of arms and ammunition at some
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Reported Drowned.

SIMCoE, Ont, July News was re-
ceived here to-day of the drowning near
Long Point, during the big gale which pre-
vailed on Friday last, of one Major John
w. Royerson, a prominent redideuI of this
place. and Abel Bunker, a commercial
traveller, OF Toronto, who mad gone TO the
point last Wednesday, fishing.
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A West Virginia Clan War.

CATLETTsBURG, KY, July 9.-The war be-
tween the Cline and Deskins clan in Logan
county, w. Va, is still raging. All the
parties are armed with Winchesters and
firing at each other across Tug river.
Three men have been killed within the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
Worlds Fair Art Classification,

CHICAGO, July 9.-The classification COM
pnittee of the national Worlds fair commits
sion has adopted a new classification for
the art department prepared by Chief Ives.
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Crazed by Religion.

CAIRO, ILL.,. July 9.-Yesterday afternoon,
near Olmstead, ILL.,, Daniel WEIGH, colored,
shot and killed two colored men, Eddie
Davis and Columbus, and white boy Il
years old, named Harry ode. WEIGH is
evidently insane. He says he was COM
manded by the Lord to drive out all devils.
He was arrested.
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The Two Cruisers to sail soon.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Gillian min
lister to-day received adyices from Paris
the decision of the French court,
and starting that the two cruisers which
had been finished. will Immediately sail
for Chill. The battle ship Pratt will be
finished soon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-10
Keystoue Bank Exsminarlou Ordered

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Philadelphia
experts, Messrs. Fauce and Brown, have
been directed by the secretary of the
treasury TO commence Immediately COM
plete and exhaustive examination of the
keystone and Spring Garden banks.
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An Outrager of Women Hanged.

LITTLE Rock, July 9.-Early this morn
ing Jim Bailey, the negro who criminslly
night, was taken from the Jail at that place
by an infuristed mob and hanged to q rail-
road sign. The coroner's jury returned a
verdict of death at the hands Of unknown
persons
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Poor Russian Crops.

LONDON, July "a st. Petersburg spe-
cial dispatch referring to the conflicting
crop reports says In some places probably
the harvest Will be fair, but that plenty of
reports, Official and private, justify lean
ing toward the pessimistic view
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Arrival of Immigrants at New York.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The superintend-
emit of immigration at New York reports
4O5, 664 immigrants arrived there during
the fiscal year 1890. as compared with 32S,-
COL the previous year.
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Belgin Miners, Strike Ended.

BRUSSELS, July 9.-The great strike OF
Belgin miners has ended, 4,500 men who
have been on strike for seventy days, re-
turning to work on the order of the
Knights of Labor Council.
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Killed by a Passenger Train.

OLNEY, H., July 9.-Mrs. Rebeccah Ray
mond and her son Arnold at noon to-day
were struck by passenger train. The
boy, who is deaf and dumb, was on a
bridge. His mother, seeing the train
coming, attempted TO save him and both
lost their lives.
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Mr.. Spurgeon Weaker,
Irish Comments on the Carlow Election.

LONDON. July 9,-Mr. Sturgeon is
weaker and delirious.
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A Record Broken.

LONDON, July SIN the Aurnell park
games to- day Querkberner, of the Manhat-
tan Athletic club, threw the hammer 1872 feet
s5k inches, beating the best English record
Of 100 feet.
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A Desperate Negro Killed.

{ SAVANNAH, Ca, July 9.-Osnus Lee
(colored), last night attempted to kill half
a dozen people. among them being Police
man Clay ton, whom he shot twice through
the body. Lee was finally shot and killed
hV another nffinar
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Argentine Republic Disturbances.

BUENos AYREs, July 9.--There have
been fresh revolutionary disturbances in
several parts of the country. The govern
ment is taking vigorous measures to quell
the threatened revolt in the provinces OF
Entire Rios, Cordoba and Catamara.
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Murdered on Russian Express Train

VIENNA, July Count Michael Platter,
Polish nobleman and wealthy land owner,
was murdered and robbed last evening
while travelling on an express train
between Warsaw and st. Petersburg. No
arrests were made.
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anu New York. The sub-treasury bill and
loaning new issues of paper by the govern
ment On land values are looked on as wild
schemes and the free coinage of silver has
but small following
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port on Long Island sound. It looks much
as though some flibusterirg expedition is
on foot, and it may be meant to aid the
revolution in Hayti or Mexico.
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Peoples Party in New England Not Populal

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 9.-An ex-
tended canvass by the New England Home
stead shows the new Peoples party is not
endorsed BY tho farmers Of New England