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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IV, Issue 208, 30 March 1877, Page 3

M and Madame Montrd were recently travelling by train from St. Amand to Valenciennes (Nord) with their youn^ child, owing to to the sudden opening of the door, fell oat of the carriage. Tue mother instinctively sprung after tue infant. Waju tho train reached Valenciennes, M. Monad relate! tlu circumstance to the station-master, who placed an engine at the di3;jos.il of the distracted husband to seek his wife au.l child. T\ie latter was foaud to have escaped with a mere stun, but its mother had a shoulder dislocated and a leg broken.