Ilanifu Kill' d In A Kliniawuy.lCBL*«jL'Kt l«» , Juhe ‘Jt — Hi*: lll^-Ltiigli'hlt nei idrlit ill Duhmjue for tii'iiiy yetii'i occurred thi* moruiiiK, rouping in I I,o if I* n ih n| twu most estimable Indie*. Mr#, I |» My tin*. Mr 4. .Miirin Johc* Hnv an it Mr*. V\*rn H. Hun, wife id Henry Scon, LkJL-xingtuu nvtimr. Chicago, iveie re-I urn ini; from 1 lie June ml -»t\ i of it2j ■d-ter of charily at Mount Carmel.’ A** I Ik* parly turn* lt;1 on to l_The«*tiiti tstreet Hit* hold-buck i»trap broke, andthe horse, which was somewhat viei-oii4, bcaiUG mi manageable. Mr*. My cr* made frantic cll-ir I** to stop Hie animal without avail. Her t rie* attracted the neighbor*, hut they were power lea* to atop the frightenedbrute.I At the junction of Prairie street, Mri*. Mver« traa thrown out. but the held (lt;» the Hues and wna dragged ■ nine distance before they were turn | from her hands. She was badly bruised, hut her injuries are not *c-i ton4. When Mr*. Myers wu-* thrown out there whs no ►ue fo retrain the | frightened horde. Mrg. Scott and Mrs. II«y, pale n* death, aai in the earriagfi imploring for aid. In a moment the wheel, which w*w covered with a rubber lire, encountered novne obstacle, and Mrs. Hay was thrown out. She bounded into tine hit, an t fell on her head, breaking her neckuid l iu-hiug Si- i -hull, ohe was deadwhen picked lip,In a rnonieiit Mr-, Scott wan aUo throwu ftoni the carriage. As the horse reached lhe turn on Highlandplace the wheel struck the curb, She went up Mv erid her, and fell on her side. Her bend and *ide were crodied in. and -lie wa* instantly killed, rhe hoi^e tutu bird over a wall in the rt'tir ■ d Lawyer Hurd’s rc-idcme. and wa- killed, Mr*, liny \?« % daughter of ttie late fien. CL W.-loitf *, and woi*. i hr wife *t Hr. I lay . ol IL» i ie.— C'/ vt Maioc/oL