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The Frankfort papers contain the follow
ing article. dated Augsburgh, May 8:


s.After three weeks dry weather, we had,
on the first of May, fall of snow nearly a
foot deep; on the third, the weather became
mildcr in the country, and yesterday, after a
sultry forenoon, we had the first thunder
storm. The very first fash of lightning
struck flock of sheep about three quarters
of league from this city, and killed tn, the
whole hock, consisting of 170 sheep. lhe
shepherd and his dog were not injured, tho
only short distance from the flock. On the
lst of May man was frozen to death, VINO
being in a state of intoxication, lay down II
the snew."