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.N!IlEsRRAslA l.GaIslA.IuRE.


.PoppilSts and Democrats succeed In Or
gaplsIag the Hepss.
OMAHA, NEs., Jan. Both houses
Of the legislature were called toorder
at noon, An attempt to organize The
senate began with q ballot tortempo.
rary secretary aud resulted in astrict
party yote;- Republicans, Popp'
lists, A.; Democrats The senate
then adjourned until 8 pm, When
Secretary Of State Allen reached Knox
county in the house roll call he called
"Chester Norton, the Republican,
There was at once a protest from the
Populists and Democrats, butthe pro-
test was oyer.ridden and the roll call
proceeded although the Populists re-
fused to answer TO their names. After
roll cal came q motion to proceed TO
the electionof temporary speaker and
L 7. Sheridan, Of Red Willow county,
Populist, was chosen by the combined
vote Of the Popuiists and Democrats
who mugtered 81 votes against As for
Church Rove, the Republican nomti
JIleA Ae iat sJt p4fl
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GOV. apKIMlalEI.i,si ! sIalILlEHssAaE,
Tha Condition OF the stRte-Irp
Rspammspdetlsni

9AAN NNhHttANtfil ~ hf't 7NtttI AffftttfN
Recommendations,
eoIuapvs oHIo. Jan, Gov Nc
Kipley, in hiR message "a thea aiapFpod
session Of the general assembly this
evening, dsyosss considerable space to
aeaFeful and exhaustive statement ei
the finances q the state, Shich are not
in q promising condition.
ppripg the fiscal year that closed No,
yemher is, 1902, the total amoupt paid
optppop the auditor Of state warrants
was nearly 500 900, or only a little
less than $40, 600 more than the receipts
of the year, The governor expl aims the
excess OF expenditures over receipts on
the ground Of the heavy deficiencies OF
the year before, ".
Recommends dRtiops are made tpr the
enactment pt laws 20 protect railroad
employees and passepgers upon street
electric and cable cars, and II y esps'
elalty urged that q liberal spirit be
shown toward the new hospital toF epi'
ilepties aud the Ohio eammiss ssionsr 70
tho Columbian Exposition,
The governor ma kea an appeal Tor the
better protection Of tho General Grant
cottage 0nthe subject Of municipal
government, the governor speaks well
otthe federal plan and in effect urges
the Legislature 70 give the people what
they want that Is IN reason.
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A rERRlBnH FATE
a Young aLaa aIeot. WIN . EEIghItalA a

A Young Man Meets With q F'righttul Ac.
H eldent, s45.s y
NEw CAsTtg, Pa. Jan, &-John
Chain, a young man employed In a
steam laundry aere, metwith q fright.
ful accident today. In some way his
heavy coat touled the main shattahat
drives all the machinery. and in an in.
slant he wasbeing whirled around the
iron beam at the tate Of 200 turing q
minute. In d lew seconds tho contri.
fugNl force generated with hia
weight freed him from tie shaft
by literally stripping him. Of
clothing, and lie was hurled
10 the floor at d distance ot twenty feet
from the shaft, altnoBt naked and GOV.
eFed With blood, Ho was eenseless
when taken up. IA leg was broken in
several places and his b6dy'tsAa q mass
iot sickening laceratinng. Aside from
the fractures Of his bones, and the
inutiIation Of his flesh, Atte Internal ins
jurles he received were the most severe
aud he hecannottecoyot. "
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so.tlal D.paleh totk, IIllItlaaf9e,,

Sptttdl D9pttlfa 70 ths 4tlleittQeltfsEy
WASHINGTON, .. "a, Jan. IA report
reached this city to,dayfto the effect
that an alleged purpose on the part Of
Secretary ElklRs to defeat Senator
Faulkner's reelection was tending to
solidlfy Democratic sentiment in the
legislature in Faulkner's favor. Ac.
cording to this ssreport, Mr.. Elkiua ia
trying to induce Republicans to throw
their votes to Camden, er, indeed, to
any Democrat except Faulknef, and the
effect had already been To- Induce John
j, DAVIS, Of ClarksBpre. TO withdraw
from the. field and give hls supportto
Faulkner,
1t Is, ~ course, we'll understood on
the einaide that the reportis Us merely TOR
the sake Of exciting sympathy Tor
Faulkner In what has como to ha q dea-
perato extremity with him, but Score
tary Elkins was ttold Of the rumor at
once and WAS asked by tho 1ETEIt1-
0gNcER correspondent what he had to
say about II, MIR, Elklns denied with
emphasis that ha!was concerning him,
sell the slightest with the senatorial
contest. Ho said thRt he had not
advised Republicans TO vote for any
Democrat and did dtnat 'lntepd to dose;
in fact tho whole thing was q pure
fabrication for effect.
Tho truth isthat Senator Faul kneris
very much worried over his chances OF
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MOTION oVhRRunED.
The Jehust9p County Invaders Fail to
Gat d PoAtponepnant, .i.

The Jehnst9n oounty Invaders Fall to
H Get 9 Pe1tpeusmsat. II
CnEYRYNE, Wyo. Jan. 3.AThe first
motion for postponement,o the trial OF
the Johnston county invaders was over
ruled byJudge Scott this morning. He
made this decision on the groundthat
the defense failed to show that due
diligence has been exercised in the et.
fort to secure the missing Witnesses,
A supplemental atiidavit insupport
.of the petition was then offered. This
set out that the existence of witnesses
and evidence had not been learned till
the 10th OF last month, aince which
time every effort had been put forthto
make the testimony available.
With this additional light the
court consented to a post
;ponemant Then Judges Ballard aud
tnayidaon for the state mads q conces.
sion. They agreed to admit Nss tesh.
tnonythe substance OF the atfidaYitsre.
lating the facts which will be sworn to
by the misaing witnesses alett the
suit for continuance without support
and the trialisto open Thursdaymorn.
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afR. RlAINRls CONDITION.

He Has spRared No issiapsa-IlS appears
URpSually HFlglt,
WAsplNoFoN, D, q, Jan, S,-Fhe re.
port that Mr., Blaine suffered another
relapse yesterday aud that his condi-
ton had again assumed an alarming
aspeet, was not sustained byipqptFies
made to-day. oaaccoaat Of bis peculiar
organic disease, Mr.. Blaine, in his pres,
eat weak condition, Ia susceptible to
the sligheat change Of the weather,
These various changes may have a de-
pressipg effect upon his spirits, but are
ol short duratlou
Mr.. Blaine, it was said, appeared un,
usually brightthis lnorning and showed
an especial interest in the doings OF the
members Of the family. The family
share the belief OF Or, Johnston that
the ex,secretary is maintaining the
steady improvement noted In his con-
.dItion during the past week. James g,
Blaine, jr,; and Miss Hattie spent tho
forenoon in formally calling upon their
friends. slIIll. q
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The psbt stats,IllInI,ent.

WAsHINeToN, D. o., Jan. 8. The pub
lie debtstatement for Decemberishowa D
int the last month Of the year there was
q net increase OF the debt Of the D nited
States to otheamount Of 16,2s3; tile
items from which this increase was
made upwere as follows:
Increase Of interest bearing debt,
500; decrease ol debt bearing nd inter.
est, $671, 176i decrease Of debt 1ty (which
interest has ceased i $40, $40; decrease!o Of
net cash in the treasury, s. .236, $50.
onithe3lst ult, the totals Of these
items weret
Interest bearing debt, $685., ,033, ,0s0;
debt on which interest has ceased,
81, ,Ssb, ,045; debt bearing no interest,
t$S77, 106e27.
The total gold in the treasury Deeepl-
ber 81 was S28s, 1855, sol, against S247,-
sos, ,4B5 at tho end OF November. Silver
Increased from S4bs, ,4As, 1888 10 $4B2, $780,
s51S. Against these deposits there were
outstanding Sl4t, t,347,8s9 gold, certia-
catea and SS25; ;7sS; 80 silver certificates
Ttenet cash balance tsurplus) in the
3treasury'at the end oil the year was
24,092.5ss. 0fthis amount SIG, ,06l, ,91e
was ia national bank Repositories and
$40, ,57l, ,4s0 ia subsidiaryy silver coin.
The net cash balance November 80 WINS
/ $50, ,328 rs. p y T.
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lstpaoR;rANr i pEolsIoN,
The shtlllnger Concrete Pavsment Patent
Sustained.

Suetineu. H I.
WAsHtNcToS, D. O. Jan. s.-BY a
vote Of 8to 8 the United States su.
prone court today affirmed by a dlyid;
cd court the judgments Of the lower
court in the suits and cross suits be.
tween William Shannon and Preston.
Bruuer, bothof Missouri, over, the use
by Bruner, without consent, Of the re-
issued sGhillinger patents for an ims
provement in concrete payements.
The lower court decided in favor Of
tho validity Of the schillinger patents
and referred the matter to a master for
report as TO the amountof damages 10
be awarded. His report which was
adopted, gave only nominal damages, on
the ground thatBruner might have laid
the pavements hel put down by use Of
other means than those covered by the
htlltngar pRtert, i. and that thereFwe
no special profits arising out of'the use
OF the patent Of scfillinger. Neither
side was entirely, satisfied with the re.
suit, 50 that the matter came here with
each side appealing. Justices Field !.
Harlan and Lamar did not sit in the
4 ID
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-n1uRpRn ANp SUICIDE.

A Jealous 1.eyss'a Awtal Deed In
Isosion,
Bosros, Jan. s,-Louis Wagner shot
and killed Mrs. Fannie speir.the cons
imItted suicide this evening ina Tre-
mont street apartment house. Mrs.
'speir and her daughter, aged eight,
rented a suit Of rooms in the house al
most year ago.
The day after their arrival Wagner
called at the house aud has since lived
with the speirs, Inthe suite above the
speirs lived Miss Phillips. This alter
noon she heard q noise below that
sounded like the tumbling over OF a
table. Five minutes later Nellie speir
cameinto the hall and said: "Mama
has called me but / can't get into the
room; won't you come and help me3
Miss Phillipa tried the door but II
was locked. She then hailed apolice-
man who forced the door Of the room.
Lying in the'center otthe room, dressed
for the street, was the body Of Mrs,
ispeir, the blood flowing from q wound
in her right temple. Three feet away
was Wagners body and beside IL laya
,Sg-calibfe revolver from which two
bullets had been fired.
II isthought tho deed waa committed
ina fit OF Jealousy.
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/, All FoR MURPHY.
clovoland Does Not sosta 10 Have Much

Cleveland Does Not seem TO Have Much
lnflaenee at Albany.
AlpANY, y. y, Jan. s. Democratic
sentiment. az gathered hare from the
leading Democratsof the state,of New
York, indicates the desire Of all
fosthe unanimous election Of Edward
Murphy, il. as United States Senator.
The predicted opposition does not
materialize. From all that can be
gathered by listening to the CON
VIBRATIONS In the different hotels
and otherpublicplaces in Albany, Mr..
Murphy islthe choice bYan oyerwheln.
Ing majority, ,5ss N
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upanimopa consent in the morning
hour Senator Wilson, Of Iowa, and
others have speeches 70 deliver on this
bill and they promise 10 occupy the
morning hours during the week, much
totthe concern os1the friends Of the
great claimant who realize that the
bill cannot long ha kept in US pFlYi::
legged condition TO the exclusion o.
other business.
Atterthe morning hour tom oW, the
apti,pptipns bill Twill probably be taken
up for turther debate, Senator Nc.
Phersoni before the recess, gave notice
that he would call pn his resolution 70
repeal the Sherman silver act promptly
on the assembling Of Congress, and can
tleast succeed In delivering a speech
on the subject, More than that can
hardly be expected az this t!pe In view
OF the relunetance Of Republican sana.
tors to move in the matter until Q
settled policy is'adopted at the caucus
soon to be held. Altogether the re-
lpsInder Of the week will he pneyentIpl,
Attorney General Miller being to-day
asked 1.-THE had any further infoSmp'
ton with reference to the truth OF the
dispatches from Gofieyyille, Kansas, 10
the effect that Bill Dalton and Bill LIP,
sey We're acting as deputy United States
marshRls, said; II have word from the
marshal Of Kansas, from the western
dlsssietni Arkansas, Oklahoma and In,
dian territory, and the eastern district
otlexas. All deny that Bill Dalton. or
any OF the Dalton family or gang, has
been appointed or has been acting
deputy United States marshal for any
lof those districts for more than two
years past, and each denies that Bill
Lipsey has ever acted under him."
Marshal Yoes, OF the western district
OF Arkansas, aays: "fhe Datton's were
officers under my predecessor. ] re-.
tanned Grant Dalton until May, 1880.
Robert and Emmett Dalton acted as
posse twice in 100, assisting in attesting
three noted desperadoes. They were
all considered trustworthy men until
the fall OF 100, whenttheir first unlawttil
acts begun. None Of the gang were
4. employed by mo after that time"
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ITERRIRIo SNOW STORM

~ illlt,ls "a ts-s------nt ~ " ll9
TsaHls Suspended in Austria Rusinsit
Stopped In the Cltiet
VIENNA, Jan, Violent snow Ststosms
have prevailed throughout Austria and
Hungary all day, AN kinds Of traffic
have been impeaed and scores Of yil-
lagsshaye been completely isolated.
Tho South Austrian railroad isimpasaa-
Bile almost Ito ehdre length. Thetratns
from Viennato Trieste are snowb
between stations and the military has
been called uponto digthem out. Other
lines are partially crippled. Allithe
imperial shooting parties in Syria
have been postponed indefinitely.
"a dispatch from Trieste sayait that,an
tfatl1cin that city has been stepped by
the drifts. Theatres are closed and mo
church services will be held tomorrow.
lFieume also is snow-bound aud anicy
wind ispilineth drifts toithe second
story windows in streets near the
hatbor.
1nthis city the snow is piled ten OF
twelve feet Rhibetween the roads and
sidewalks. No markettnen have been
able TO come TO town and there is d
great dearth Of all farm products A
milk aud butter famine has alreaa heen
proclaimed by the produce dealers!
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Aa6.hsr l,rohIbltIea l.af.s.

rtrartaan, PA, Jan. 8 "A cali has
.beanissaedlior d tontstence Ia this
oitystatt peraons who viii join in che
formation Of b political party tor tho
ahelitien or suppression of tie drink
traffic la tho United States and iior
euDh othOr moral, economic financial
andinduatrlal reforms "a ate needoain
the country. Z.
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Nfw Y6aK, Jan. s. -A AT d meeting Of
the aseekhsldera Of the staadasd oil
Company to-day theifollowihg directors
here elected. VIM, Rock ethllet, il u,
iise6kotoll0t, II, NJ. Hlaglet, j y. Afehs
bold, II. III & Reg6ts, W. \. " lfotd, Paul
BabtotkI 1r, @. ~. Pratt and A. ".
su6 stauohtly tho following officers
were elected ptgsiientj In. 1soese4
'fellet Vice ptebldNnt John y. Arch.
bold tfeasnter ytn. q. Ynta tsell, Atd
,botfNtafy, i Il u, Clarke
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SENATOR KI.EINN,A,
Hs eEaysgt AppFshspiiea Fslt-sIill
Is Critically III.

The aFaYsst AppFshppfiea FsltTsils
Critically ~.
WAsHsaEos, p, p, Jan, Senator.
Ksppa continues critically ~, and the
approximations arc stu felt
His family physlclrp, Dr. oAllson' ls
constantly With him.
AT lpo'clack tonight Senator KeRaa'a
condition was about the same. No
hope Of his ultimate recovery is held
out by his physieians The senator
ainseit, however, is said TO not have
lost all hope and believes he will YET
pull tbEQpgh, as hohas done ip times
mast. SIX
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.Thn Pom. .stnnaaI5rI

Lospos, Jan. 8. According 10 the
Rome correspondent q the patg lveHs
the efforts made to induce tile Spopeto
withdraw his support ot therepublican
'govetnment of France on account Of
the Panama seand dals haye failed.
When the mater was broached, II iaI
said the pope replied The scandals did
not affect the republic and that itwaa
the duty OF French Catholics to en-
deayor % pufify pol tittts.
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strange .ilDSsti titnsion!.

plalsl Jan. 1ntenae cold pfeyailSI
Throughout France. The Seine dee
bound. Two other women weretound
frozen to death this afternoon IN an
titticin tho Latin quarter. nhey were
clothed mirage, had mo ytite and appar.
emily had eaten nothing for the LIST
itwehty.four hours. In thoif bureau
dlawers were found 10000 francs IN
bank notes. 3
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iiohf ponah IA, jan "a tcpbtt
Ma. fSc6iyea l,et0 teddy that tlio
sliid 6t tic Bank pi liautens h4d
lb6Onhhld iupDy tWp men Will tlungi ~
lh0haiig Mic rubpOta w, VI thllt
NAs cNIi 8V cSluteti hNt dld net Waite
uniotl. tho oale.
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. 81. PAUL, MIMI Jan. 3,-Another 3,
cold wave israpidly coming down from
the Canadian northwest Last night
the ethermometer registered 80 degrees
below at Winnipeg. at ST Vincent
the mercury was at "a and Mofehead
20below. Here 1t reached the Q degree
mark below and thefall for the past "a
-houta has been 80 degrees. Z.
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feSbos, Jau. 8 Tho Berlin cores.
ipbhtent d shs, 1Stiti aays that mo
Acaaesol cholera we're reported m
iambats Sb.hhy Ind ono s. YhHdOs.
beck fh6Fa Wef6 two deAtha from
dllDlgrA Ia Altonh To-day, "a
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LONDON, rENl, Janl s, 1qst night AZ
,snasssd meb 81 alty mon cyefpowetea|
tho thetia and took Henry Duncan,
who wasl lin jail without baii charged
with Killing q man named stephcnH
With IA axe last y tldhyl aud hung him
10 a ttee, Duncan was also aecuhed oi
having Killed thfo0 tiiot6 p6faengs
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nAntIIpIlAYGiL NtoNNlsoN.

. Z d
tiis 1iiift sienib5 u tlie PfpteSslon, AZ.
re5tad for che car Hehpety.
Eatr, IA, Jan 8. rhes laiestiarFest
among the alleged 6ar tobbets ~ John
Morrison, tt6 ball player, making thc
third prolosgionai bRsoball player who
has bech coupled With ttis bualncss,I
th0 ofieefa aro 9tllt sltl sinR tho net
f6r bteicn Roods aud ther0 aFo hourly
additions u th0 etpto8 81 stun that
have been recovered,
Z The1ltdAtion ID atlch that ah explos
tion 81 aonaatleng III likely tooUett az
amy moment tbf thete 10 40 knowing
Whom the probing ,ol the pltieota viii
dntAtth game tbst Will lnalA it iiiposs
alble beoyot tip Any lpAtt On the case
any long ots 4 Y .sa
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ii6Snos, 5an, Tho slaiitardt Nions
nj aerttspSndsht 6hYs lshAt.ahoterioas
bahd u bti sasds NaS Attacked ind
captured by iht pellse ~ Aoathetn
unhgaty todeys Que pellegLasn MAS
itlli0l ih tlio lRltl.
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wAslTNGfo n GosstP.


Thss s,nate scemnlittse on MI. Nc ConaS,
casoZTho Program ms ID don grsss.
w4snixaTos, IS q. Jan. s.@cbair.
man Carter, OF the Republican national
committee. was al the capitol to-day.
He was not Communicative as to hls
mission, bit Il soon transpiret that he
was here under subpoena from the ju-
dietary commit 81 the senate. a iaib.
committee q dis committee, acting
aafs b,san saS
to s cbafsss Sasds sss assinst Louis m Il. Mc.
Comas. WHO Il 4 Snomin6i ed 5to be fudge
Of ana Sunfeme Cont II the District q
Columbia It3appeafs Ill 81 one 81 the
oomas, B whii5 i ssinseI I I tSr 4 ann man named
Gibson, Vho asS ! htiag certain.
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ST. LOUIS Mo. Jan, s. BY tie arrest
to-day Of VIM, Whalep, while at theL,a
clede Hotel in this city, some 1oz Vie
tlmsoi one ot the ststupenaepsmin
ing frauds Of recent yearsigot hold 81
the apthorotthelr updoIng, In 1859,
WhaIel, who was the repofted owner
otamiae called the 81 Peter, IN the
Antelope district, came to this cityand
by the lola smooth tongue and ap-
pRrently good references, spcceeded in
placing among some 1o7 persons nearly
7,600shares oistocls in lotsrapglng from
5O0shares downward.
He scattered his iayora without pre-
ildIees and landed in his net men ot
all cFeeds and pursuits Ca olics and
Protestants, priests and laypen, pre-
fessional and mercantile among them
DR. r. y, Lptz, r. j. Fox, Father Js
Brennan, OF ST. Lawrence 0' 0'Iroplh'a
church; Father Dillon, DE. Engledga
and dozens Of others. keep ppRp-
pearancea until he had sucked the town
dry Whalen had paid loutlaome 1000
az dividends on the stock sold.
Az length suspicion crept in andIon
stock older had w halen arrested but a
comp pronisewas reached and Vhalen
left town before others could get holdlot
him, The stock fell fat and of d hold
ing of q face value OF S760,Q 900 the stock
holders had left only the printed cefsi-
fcates. Some few got out with lew
dollarsileft, among them them DR.. Eutz.
who saved $50 from an inyebtment OF
$1,000. A day or two since Whalen re-
turned TO the city. Lntz itnmedia iately
caused his arrest aud now theyictins
willthave thelriinntng.s IL ispenerhlly
understood that Wh9len netted come
thing like $500, 600 in the deal.
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FOR the Iaaasarai paraEa
WAsttiSeTos, D. o., Jan 3. Score.
Stary Ilkins will give instructionsfor an
unusually large number OF United
States troops 70 assemble at Washing
ton March 4. 4
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nhhhlIni ht1shihia bnn..

f.oSpos. jan. d. IA diapateh from
c6natautlnople 9Ayi that Die chiei
rabbi Of JefHSolcmi - dead
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il6aFEebif klll
fAats Jahs 5 NJ B6dtgcois, mlhlAsor
ot idatt6, ia,tutlouslyilll
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-07-07
A Fatal Horse Kick.

Edgerton Index.
The Index records with sorrow the
untimely death of Johnnie Willie, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Willie, of this
city, which occurred on Monday, at
the farm of Mr.. Fred Willie, his uncle.
It appears that the lad was taking a
horse or team from his uncle's stable
to water, when in some manner he was
kicked in the breast and died within a
few minutes from the injury. 1t is
supposed that the blow was so severe
as to fatally disrupt the internal organ
ism. The boy was about sixteen years
old, and every affectionate father and
mother can appreciate the great Attic
ton of his parents at this sudden and
terrible termination of his promising
young life.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-07-07
Physicians Puzzled.

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