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FMGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE MAIN
RAILRoAD.--On Saturday afternoon, Mr..
Hayden, of South Newmarket, IN. H. was
riding in sleigh, in company with his wife
and child, and another lady. When he
came to the railroad crossing at Newport
village, the downward Portland train was
just about TO pass and he stopped his horse.
The animal, however, became frightened,
and plunged forward, SO that the sleigh
came in contact with the engine and was
smashed to atoms. Mrs. Hayden and the
child were killed instantly. The other lady
was considerably injured, but Mr.. Hayden
escaped unhurt. as