MISC ELL A N Y.
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A distressing accident occurred on the Nor
ris s. Essex Railroad Thursday afternoon
A little boy of about four years, a son Of
Mr.. Smith, of Springfield township, being
asleep on the track, (iying between the rails,
was run over by the train from Morristown
about half past three O'Clock, and SO injured
that it is feared that he cannot recover
The Engineer did notsee him untilit was too
late to stop the engine, and supposed that the
train might pass over without waking him, in
which case he might not have been injured
But he appears to have been reused, and
probably attempted to move. The accident
was not reported by the engineer until the
train had gone on three miles--and on be-
ing informed of it, Mr.. Sibley, the agent
promptly sent messenger back to render
such aid as he could. The engineer was
Immediately discharged by the officers OF
the company, for not having stopped the
train and reported to the agent.


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Two lads. named Connor and McAc-
kran, one fourteen and the other nine years
of age, broke into grocery store in the
village Of Rome, Oneida county, on Sun
day morning last, and robbed it of several
articles. They were in gaol, and the Off
GERS were in pursuit of two others who
were concerned with them in the burgla-