The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-08
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Lewis Sidell was, dangerously scalded. Hi
vas promptly attended by Dr.. Martin, and it ii
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1T. Jones was struck by lying m'snle. ano
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DEArn or STRANGER. "A stranger, about 4C
or As years of age, calling himself George w
Reprolen, arrived nt this place by the Western
coach on Sunday morning He was suffering
from disease which lie Thought was Mountain
Fever" as he had just come front the Gold Mines
His throat and head were badly swollen, and he
was too i'll TO pursue his journey. Medical aid
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III ~ a.b or "e,s Mach This. however |;
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ANSANUbAMSAs. .N''''S As~'s ''''.t.
get 6re to the wheat stacks Of Ar. Thomas Al
lender last MONDAY night nas entire crop, e
timated AZ 400 bushels vas DESTROYED. NJ =
ienderres'des IN Trenton sownship.-Ai.f f'easai
Home journal.
Acnnrxr.-Almost every week we hear I
soms rsDn beinc killed or dangerously hur
~ he;pg CAUGHT IN the machinery az threshin
m.chines This week re have 10 record ano,he
serious accident, which occurred near Sprin
Brook, in this county. A Mr.. Kilgore was eI
gagged about a threshing machine while it was i
motion, when his arm was caught in some pal
Of the machinery in such . manner as to li,era
" tear il OF We have not heard from hi.
since, but il was presumed be would recover
with the loss Of his arm. The most Of these .,
cidcnts occur from sheer carelessness-wa I
necessary caution on the part Of those employe
abont machinery; and i is % be hoped that
few such lessons as the above may prove benei
cial to others.-Beilevue Courier
Am srnL AxoranR.-J.mes Maeill. of Ire,
ton ToynsIip. rsised large CROP II wheat Ii
nresent season. On iast Tuesday he commence
| threshinc. ii the evening the machine was le
standinr between two large ricks Of wheat. !
During The night they were set on FIRE, and DO,
wheat and machine consumed. Judging fro
thc Weld at that. portion Of the wheat threshe
Il u thought that Mr. Nagill lost about 600 bus
i ala Thai commnnitv mnst No enrsed with