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DxrnosA The Chilliebshe Stage, op its
way - Cincisna,i, on Wednesday last, ,ne,
with serious accident just this side OF Co
lumbOs. One wheel came oil. throwing the
drivef obt--the hind wheel passed over his
leg lengthways and one side OF his body and
head, bruising him 50 badly that death has en-
sued, probably before this. The horses be-
came frightened and ran of. The passengers
in their fright, jumped out, and were badly
injured-two BY the wheel passing over them: :
the Others BY the fall. Those who weie able
reached the city in omnbusses. vesa'v,sg


BURIAL OF AN EDIroR.-The following al
fecting incident occurred at the burial of Mr..
Penn, late Editor OF the 81. LOns Reporter :.
Alter prayer the crowd gathered around The
grave 10 commit the corpse to its last home
Slowly and solemnIy was il lowered TO its mar
row house. Among the sincerest mourners
was unaffected ehilhood--pressing through the
crowd 10 the very brink Of the grave came
little daughter--and just as the cover Of the
box was about to hide forever the sable coffin
from the world, she dropped upon the dark
house which contained the precious relics OF
beloved father cluster OF flowers. as if bent
on performing the very last act Of kindness
and respect within reach. This was scene
most tenderly affecting! Enough 10 break up
the deep fountains of The most frigid natue.
Many heart heaved sigh, and the eyes
around gathered moisture, al so unaffected, SO
touching dictate Of filial love.


