> say, no death was Occasioned by the soci,
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70 say, no death was occasioned by the acct
dent


One man, Mr. Wns HaAley, Iamn lighter
to the town had leg broken, and several
other persons, including some of the General.
suite, were bruised, bat NOT dangerously. THAT
portion of the floor which fell, was the precise
spot where the General gave his performances.
and which the little fellow had left only two
minutes before, and had gone into an adjoining
room to change his costume. The table on
which ne exhibited fell with the multitude, and
was smashed TO atoms, and the little General


must inevitably have been killed, had he not


provldenually left the room couple Of min


utes before, for the purpose above indicated


On subsequent examination of the ruins. il was
discovered that the building was quite unft for
the purpose for which it was erected. the io;st,
of the floor being far apart, and consisting Of
two inch scantling yellow pine, fact which
the proprietor ought to have known. but of
which the little General. being stranger was
of course ignorant We opine that General
Thumb, Eight weight as.he is. will not trust
himself nor his patrons, i'm anot ther Hall. with
out first learning that it is substantially built
We are happy to add that the General took
immediate steps for alleviating, in pecuniary
point of view, all the sufferers whose circum-
stances in life would render loss Of time Sc
rious inconvenience to themselves