The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20


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AccIDENTs.-On Saturday, M. Leader, who
resides about two miles from this place, Vas
grinding Sorghum Sugar cane. his little daught-
er, q child about ten years old. was feeding the
mil. when sad to relate. the wind blew the
sleeve OF her sack into the hopper and drew her
hand in, to extricate her hand. she reached the
other towards it when both hands were drawn
ia and crushed to pumice. Both arms were am
putated, one just above the elbow, the other
little Way above the wrist. on Sunday morning
Since the above was in tyne. We learn that the
child died vesterdav morning s,ST--
Another accident Of distressing nature &C,
cured in Homestead. recently. man. I'VE did
steam sav-m,il in that place. "a Ne learn stoned
OF the dam and accidentally caught his foot in
belt and was carried between the belt and the
pully, breaking one Of his legs in four places the
other leo was literally damned 10 atnn,a ne
fingered few DAYS and died an Friday last II
TMsrengo Republican.
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AWFUL CALAMITY At CoLLINviLLE, ILL.-FIyE
LIVES LOsT.-Collinsvillc Ill, Oct. II, 1860 49,
Editors Of the Missouri Democrat: To-day, at
about 81 o'clock, one Of the most awful calami-
ties that ever happened to small village. occur
red here. The small portable engine and boiler
recently put up by Mr.. j. A. Logan, on Main st.,
opposite Mrs. Wicklitfes residence, burst with
tremendous force, instantly killing Mr.. Logan,
little Willie II. Wing, son Of Dr. H. Wing, and
two other men, names not known, and fatally
injuring Turner Johnson and severely acalding
several Others r3
Little Willie was blown through the end Of the
building nearly one hundred yards, and through
| board fence, but was strange to tell, not much
d:s6grred The two not recognized we're shock
ingly mutilated, Their beads torn to pieces. The
boiler Was thrown across the strses, CARRYING
away in its course fence and she wood house
Of Mrs. WicklifFe WI %ta
Our village is in deep mourning. Mr.. Logan
leayes q ysfc aud 1Ec child Al J. s. r.
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HoRRID MuRDER IN DELEvAN.-Onc Of the
most horrid tragedies that was ever known IN
ibis part o. the stAie, occurred on Friday Il
Deleyan, in Tazewel county, about as miles
the full particulars, but as near as We can learn
them they are, On Friday Mr.. Geo. W. Oren-
doif aud hired man went 10 the t;pber to
work. leaving Mrs. Orendof and two children
one eleven and the other younger-at home. On
returning, at night, no light was observed in the
oFer shs dead BODY Of his wife. who had heon
nioat 1,osriAy 1,au1,eti With en- az. The children
we're also found near t1t7r mother, one i item
dead The other was living, but viii, no Chance
Of recovery The horror or tha husband ana
father can better be imagined than described =
Search through the house revealed the fact that