Frightened To Death

A 8. ui caso of a littlt ■ boy being friphtonod t dcath DOOtDMd reoently at Astiuiii, MbjKm colinty, 111., tile j);u'ticuliu-M oí wlucli iirc as iollowB : About 9 o'clock iu tiio tvciiinp: a, non oí Mr. Rowland, some 10 yenrs ot ugo, was passing ;il()]i; (he sfrci ts oí' ffiai towu alone, wlioi. auotliei1 boy, aon of lr. Win, Toler, whp was ílíessód h a, liúleoun costmih', and playiiig in (lic front. _vird at. lioirtP. Beeírig lic little IVllou psáaiiig, playcil tho pnrt oí a gllOBt, and jumping out apon tho little íellow, at thö tiin' making i stninge noiso, s( íriglitenod ivn tliut he iV]l prirntrattí I on the pavement. Ho jumped up quickly and ran a few rods, when he again feil, this time a fifeleeB corjise. The affair created great exoitfemént in the poinmunity, and both families are in grief over tlie tragio ooüiirrenoe.