Dyer
MARY, a Quakeress who sufearly days of Massachusetts, when memfered persecution under the laws in the DYER, MARY, a Quakeress who sufbers of that sect were excluded from the imprisoned, tried, and condemned to be State under penalty of death. She was imprisoned, tried, and condemned to be executed; was reprieved on the scaffold, and forcibly taken out of the State. Her great that she returned and was hanged religious enthusiasm, however, was so on Boston Common, June 1, 1660.
It is on on Boston Common, June 1, 1660. the county-seat of Dyer co. the Illinois Central, the Birmingham and Northwestern, and the Chicago, Memphis and Gulf railroads, and on the an important agricultural region and has Northwestern, and the Chicago, Mem- phis and Gulf railroads, and on the an important trade in cotton, wheat, and Its industries include a cottoncorn. an important trade in cotton, wheat, and mills, wagon factories, pressed brick factory, grain elevator, tobacco factory, etc. tory, grain elevator, tobacco factory, etc. 29-Vol. III-Cyc DYNAMIC THEORY