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Another accident through playing with loaded
firearms is reported from Kirkcaldy. Two boys, named
Cushnie and Hutton, had been amusing themselves with
a fowling-piece. Cushnie, not being aware that the
weapon was loaded, took aim at the head of his com-
panion, and, drawing the trigger, lodged the contents of
the piece in Hutton's forehead.