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accidendy hong himself while playing with a
swing. About ten minutes before the accident
occurred, he was seen standing upon the rope
and i IS supposed (for he was alone AZ the
time) that while swinging. he either slipped or
turned, and the rope crossed and caught him
around his neck, breaking il instantly.


The FIRE AT Sr. JoHNs.-The Canadian
mail OF Monday morning gives no further in
formation concerning the destruction Of St.
Johns by fire. The reported loss Of fifty lives
however, is not credited, and does not seem
probable. That fire occuled in that city is
certain, and that twas very destructive is prob
able; but beyond this nothing is known.


NJ j. Courier.