{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Most persons, says the Cincinnati Message oi the 9th, have read the fable of Lsocoon, who was en. twin"d and crushed by the living folds of an enor- nous serpent-

 "A mortal strife and more than mortal agonyp But what that io the involnti0n of bar of ron red hot rsm the furnace? The Pittsburgh Chronicle says that Thomas Wilson, young man engaged in the rolling mill of Bailey, Brown & Co.,, of that atv, being stunned by blow the head, was completely wound round by bar of red hot iron which he was rolling Some moments elapsed before The red hot iron could be removed. completel, had il wound itself around him. He is doing as well IS could be expected under the circumstances, but i'll be amen ahly disfgured in the face, should he recover and will loose the almost entire use of hIs arms.