Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-19
ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT.
James Fo@arty Loses Blood Enough
to XIII an Ordinary Man.

James Fo@arty Loses Blood Enough
to XIII an Ordinary Man.
James Fogarty, who is employed at
the Highland creamery in West Hart
ford, fell yesterday while carrying a
cross. cut saw. One of teeth of the saw
punctured the aXillary artery. His arm
was bound up and he was brought to
DIR j. E. Root in Hartford, where the
wound was dressed. The loss of blood
sustained by Fogarty before he reached
DIR Roots office was great and he was
i'm fainting condition when he arrived.
DIR Root said last night that enough
blood had been lost before the flow was
stopped to kill an ordinary man.
Mrs Edward Peck, middle-aged
woman, fifty to sixty years old, living
at Wilson station. i'll a fit of despond-
ency took dose of arsenic with suicidal
intent yesterday morning. DR. Bell was
hastily summoned and administered
antidOtes and emetics and left the
patient with fair prospects for recovery.
| Mrs Peck has Il husband and several
grown children.
A Danhury halter named James Nor
row. aged so, borrowed a revolver from
friend last evening. and going up the
track near the HOusatonic depot, fired
two shots into his body near the heart.
1t was evidently his intention to make a
sure thing of it by falling where train
would run over him if the shots were
not fatal A man who saw him fall
pulled him from the track and he was
taken to the hospital The doctors say
the wounds are fatal. Morrow had
been drinking for some time. He re-
sided at 80 South street and has wife
ond two sons.
A Winsted special to the Hartford
Courant says that on Sunday evening q
goat belonging to Mrs Ann McGunnehar
was killed by IA double ripper. The goat
was crossing one of the hillside streets
when he was run into.
Two lads, Daniel Kane and Toby
Hogan, were capsized about noon yes
terday as they were off Fort Trumbull
near New London, rowing down the
harbor. Kane chung to the overturned
J boat, while Hogan started so swim TO
! the shore. He battled manfully to reacl
dry land, but was nearly exhausted
when a boat that had put out to theil
rescue reached him and he was pulled
on board. He said he could not hav,
taken fifteen more strokes to have save,
his life. Kane was also taken on board.
Milligan, the Bridgeport man who die'
recently i'll consequence of Il fall on TIN
street, was soldier during the war anC
on one occasion was found sleepin!
while acting as sentry. For this h.
was sentenced to be shot, but was par
doned by President Lincoln.
On going home Tuesday night Georg
Hawley, who lives on the outskirts o
Oxford and works in Seymour, foun'
his wife lying dead on the floor. From
appearance she had been dead only
short time, as the table was set for sup
per and the supper was steaming hot
Medical Examiner Barnes pronounced
death the result from apopleXy.
While walking up the outside stair
to the gallery of the New Haven oper;
house last evening, James McCrann los
his balance and falling backward
rolled down the entire length of TIN
stairs. He was picked up in an uncon
scious condition and carried into tn,
saloon next door. The police Wagon
: was sent for and McCrann was taken t.
the hospital. There the doctors found
bad wound on the back of his head.