Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-08-27
HATS AND MISHAPS.


Jacob White, farmer living near
Cleveland. Ohio, was recently kiiieo
while hauling wood by being struck py
falling tree.
Andrew Jackson, of Columbus, Ohio,
while at play the other evening fell over
large stone anu ulsioca'eo HIS ncch.
He was instantly Kliied.
"A workman, while engaged in clean
ing locomotive at Milwaukee the other
day, was SO badly scalded by the escap-
ing steam that he died in few hours.
The remains Of Robert Sanders,
Clerk of Grundy County, Tenn, were
found the other day mangled to Jelly
at the foot OF precipice near Beersheba
springs.
While William DOty, OF Sidney, Iowa,
was aiding lady to mount q horse the
other day the horse kicked and Mr.. Doty
had the whole side OF his face laid open
and his jaw fractured.
Recently four colored men stole
Anna Miller the eight year-old daughter
of Sebastian Miller, a well do German,
residing in Brooklyn, N. Y. At last ac-
counts nothing had been heard of the
little girl or her abductors.
Aooord;ro IN tbe Chico nCaIN Eo,er.
nr;se a child died at Tebama and was
he;ng hurled lately when rho mother
uttnred a crv and threw herself mon tha
coffin eyclaiminp that the child bad
spoken The coffin was opened and the
Child found to be alive.
The old man caught his only
daughter by the back hair as she was
going down stairs and led her back to
her bed-clambcr then, taking his trusty
rifle in hand, confronted the lover on the
front porch and gave him two minutes
to "gitn He got. All this at Bells
Mills, Blair Cos The course of true
love never did run smooth, and many a
runaway match has been spoiled before.
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when attacked with ,he disease. When
first taken the horse made strange noises,
kicking and irving to bite tn, horse
standing near him and all who an
preached. An effort to drink water in
yariably increased the distressing symp
toms. and the animal would foam at the
mouth and utter sounds resembling the
vein of dog. He would kick. bite.
plunge and exhibit all the appearances of
an animal in a delirious frenzy of fear
or pain. In one of these mad spasms the
moor creature did.
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,Son;ro and his wife ware temnorariIv
E, ~, 80,
aoScht' naNlnS iei1 tue cuiiuIcH W hcSP
house, when by some means the youngest,
child OF TWO years, ieii INTO clstefn
seventeen lect deep' win only 1901 or so
o. water III IT. ana, strange 10 say, inc
youhgs.er was not nurt nor much
alarmed, ior wheh the older ones, BOY
ana g'rl oi nine ana zen years, threW
down checH me WIN moose 10 II, the
niue one shppeo ~ over ,.s hcau anu
unuer its arhis anu was hauieu OUT saie
ana sound
The Waterman and Reflector, speak
ing of the loss of the First Baptist
Church in Chicago at the recent great
fire, says: when the flames seized the
great house of worship belonging to the
First Baptist Church, brethren who had
labored hard to save it said, one to an
other, Our house must go, but let us
have one more prayer within its walls
And they bowed before God in face of
the coming flames, while one, who had
been wont to lead in the fire and thunder
of battle, led the cry of these faithful
heroes before the mercy seat. Then,
rising to their feet, they sang as they
retrcated,
..r,o o,o,,. s,or,,,, wind t,o, h,os
From every swelr tide of woes,
There is calm, q s,re retreat
lis 'o"ha beneath tue mercy seat
A little girl, the daughtero of William