The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-11
INCIDENfA AND AtEIDEN!y. =

-JOnn 0Sp06S OF MANOR station, Qr1A.
ford County, Pa, fell IN .1pve with ! III
only thirteen years old, and -bscause sf6
was top youngto marry he concluded 10
die for hef and shot himself through. the
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"A manin certain town In Maine n.
Gently went 10 his barn one evening to
Aarness his horse, and, not having 9any
lantern, he set tire tod pile of straw onthe
floor aud began t0l1afness hishorse bythe
light of It. He has now heap of ashes
but not barn. = EFs ggsst;s Va
An enthusiastic politician, named
VIM. Eaton, declared that he could stand
nearer the canhon's mouth while som )
hind q salute was being fred at Indian
ap0lf1 he btAer night thap 3dy 6tbSrman
In he crowd He. stood only ten feet il
advs1ee Of and but three feet, "a ,ene side
of the gun. During the following night
his, head began to feel quite singularly,
and gradual1y his entire body WITS more
or less affected The strange feeling in
creased, until ON. half of his body became
paralyzed. The attending physicians say
he will remain DO while he'hvea q tie
paralysis originated from a conclusion 81
the brain. pSaE
q The Buffalo Ezprsss OF q recent date
says sailor named Michael Wight, fell;
the day before, from q schooner's t0pmast,
asdistance Of $50 feet. It appears that
Wight had just been employed and had
reached the top of the mast, having To
climb without any assistance some fifteen
feet. He then commenced to- prepare the
gearing at that place, when from some un-
ece9untabie cause, either from sudden dizzi.
Ne1s Nr otherwise, he felFs and struck, the
h6Ags on the deck side, from whence he
bounded off into the water. The other
hands Immediately fastened to his assist
ance and succeeded in rescuing him from
q watery grave. His injuries were slight
and he was able to go to work again next
day. s"tfistte : 2st'>N ~ 20.
+. la the shed at the rear Of Nos. As and
| At Fort street east. which was DESTROYED
by IRE y&5teglav forenDcn,s Wa afdt with
Ia nest Of three day old kittens. TIE feline
mother did not know of her danger until
with sudden puff the interior of the
building was filed with smoke, and, in
aRout half a minute. thereafter she was
seen to emerge from the cloud with . kit
ten in her mouth and dropping it behind an
outside stairway return to the burning
hailding which she entared. Two or three
minutes. passed and as she did not reappea1
it was thought that sic had persisted ! Not
SO, however, for finally she reappeared
dragging by its broken handle the baske,
which contained the nest and the three
remaining kittens Of her family, thus say.
ing the entire litter and herself Detroit
!. Free Press. "..@
"A dispatch to the Cincinnati Comner-
csal Of a recent date says that about week
before, John Bannocf, r fFmer residi1h
near Forest, Ohio, while working in a
field with his son, aged fifteen, and q
daughter; aged seven, became euraged al
the lad and felled him senseless with u
hhndspike, following up the blows until
life was extinct, and then buried the body
in an adjacent log heap. He threatened
to kill his little daughter, if. she did not
preserve silence, He then reported that
the boy. hsd absconded. Subsequently,
the little girl, in answer to d Question,
said she knew wherehq 6tDthhr a&as, bui
was afraid to tell. Aher ZONE Question.
ing, she told the story of the murder, but
could not exactly locate the hiding place
of the body. The entire neighborhooi be.
gan search and discovered the remains
partially decomposed- Bannock attempt.
ed to escape, but was arrested and Jailed.