jaries ne reoeivoa-aPat Gleason, the man who reeeivod theor ei:tfrightful fall, noticed in the Herald at thethenQtime it took place, has nearly recoveredF.afrom his injuries, He was assisting toberl-draw tubing from tbe Hois and Tarbell,Rlt;ju*ewell, near Stand Off, three joints at aon atime, Gleason officiating at the top of theriori-derrick- Part of the damps becoming disyeaUretuieengaged, and when trying to catch thBm,ehe lost hia balance and fell, striking theFi3.end of the walking beam, and from thenceNi1fell on the casing head. The entire dis-'zsnittanoe from where ho started to where hotivit:-landed on the floor of the derrick was conmou1Dsiderable over fifty feet, and his escape,seaslISwith life, is almost miraculous- Duringrive,Ishis first promenade around town after hiaIntelamishap, he said, “The b’ys thoct I was kiltaborIsintirely, but be jabere Pat is all here yit,TllMr, E Strong, about a year ago, fell anprofi