N E w S II E M s.

RESCUED FROM DROWNING.
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The wife of DR.. Bateman, who, and her
husband, newly married pair, were passen-
gers of the steamer Little Dove, while stand
ing on the after part Of the boat, last Saturday,
and gazing on the river, was seized with YER
tgo and fell in.


The alarm was immediately given, and the
boat stopped, but by the time the yawl could
be launched she was floating nearly one hun
dred yards aslern, parts Of her dress only being
visible above the surface of the water.


The Doctor hearing the alarm, and missing
his wife, was with difficulty prevented from
jumping overheard to swim TO her rescue.


She was reached and taken up by those in
the yawl, as she was sinking the last time, and
was brought on board, where she was soon
resuscltated by the application ofproper means,
and has since fully recovered.


IMPORTANT SEIZURE Mr.. J. f. Claiborne,
the Inspector OF live oak for Louisiana, on the
I'd inst. made seizure Of lumber, timber cut
on lands belonging 10 the United States, estima-
ted at S60OO in value. The greatest part OF it
was found at Lafayette! The penalties in
Cured by the commission Of this offence, on
convection OF the parties delinquent, are twelve
months imprisonment and a heavy fine. The
TIMBER, oil course, again become the property
Of the governmont d q g9it 5f 20
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| DROWNED. Mr.. Hiram Martha, man en-
ployed by the Middlesex Company, was
drowned on Monday, about O'Clock in the
evening. He was bathing in Concord river,
near the mil in company with another man,
and was probably seized by the cramp or car
rled away by the current His body was found
IN about three-q quarters of an hour.t Mr.. Mar.
TN was married, and about thirty years Of age.
he was highly esteemed by his employers and
acquaintance. Lowell Courier. sl1al ha


POPULATION OF WISCONSIN,. The increase
oi population in Wisconsin is almost without
a parallel even in the history of this rapidly
growing country. la 1880, its population was
Dut lttle more than three thousand. Ii has
now population of l55,277. The increase
has been one hundred thousand during the
last yeer And the influx Of emigranls is said
TO be greater this year than at any previous
season.. +
| CUT Her THROAT. A woman named Eva
A. Marllllst, born in Reading, Pa, Az years of
age, came to her death on Wednesday, in New
York, by cutting her throat with razoI.. Her
husband was sitting reading the newspaper,
taking his breakfast, and heard something fall
down IN the next room, and on going TO her he
discovered his wife with her throat cut, on the
floor. keystone.


The horse distemper has appeared among
the horses IN the vicinity OF Elizabelhtown,
Essex county, N. ].