OUTRAGE.-We learn from passenger in the cars
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OUrRAsE-We learn from passenger in the cars
on the New Bedford Railroad, that on Saturday last.
the train from New Bedford for Taunton was stoped
Of the agents few miles from New Bedford and two
small children were thrust from the cars II appeared
that poor woman with three children had come on board
the cars for Taunton had paid for one child
had no money to pay for the other two-and in conse
quencc OF her children were compelled to quit the
and left upon the road without their mother or
friend to direct them where to go what 10 do in the
midst OF woods lar from any house. Had the passen
gers been made acquainted with the facts instead of
turning small children into the road unprotected and
screaming they would cheeruly have paid the fare Of
the children az great dissatisfaction felt and mani
fssted.--[ Fail Riper Monitor.