were broken, and while workmen were en- I caged with a derrick, endeavoring to get the broken car off the track, the tram in which Mr. Austin was seated passed on its way to this city. Mr. Austin had his head Mtingon his arm, against the windnw, when the ear came in contact With the corner of thehroken car, with the above result. The J_red to settle the case by paying two thousand
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“were broken, and while workmen were en- I.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
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