i" BIG THUNDER" AND HIS PAST CAREER
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|" BIG THUNDER" AND HIS PAST CAREER

 We stated last week, that Dr. Boughion. the anti. renter, had been convicted of murder, and should have added that he was sentenced by the Judge to spend the remainder of his days in the State prison in the county of Clinton. He is thirty-six years old, was born in Rensselaer, county, in the town of Nassau, graduated at Middlebury College in 1880, received the degree of M D. at Rutgers College in New York, practsed incidence at Saratoga Springs during the years of 1883 and 'S4, moved to Delhi the year following, where he also practIsed m company with Dr. Steele, the uncle of the lament ed Deputy Sheriff, till the breaking out of the Pat riot war in Canada, when he enlisted under Gen. Van Reussalaer, at Albany, together with Gen Roots son, who was then cadet at West Polnt' and went to help the patriots. He was engaged in the battles of Charlestovn, Windmill Point, and Navy Island. He was surgeon in the insurrection- ary forces, and at the close of the war Twas mprls- oned in the jail at Buffalo.