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The Jackson Weekly Citizen
Tuesday, 25 January, 1870

         Killed - On Monday, a young man named CHARLES ALLEN,
       a son of ISAAC ALLEN, of Rives, in this county, was so
       badly injured by a vicious horse at Otsego, Allegan
       county, that he died on the following day. While en-
       gaged in attending the horse, the animal kicked young
       ALLEN, threw him to the floor, and trampled his body
       fearfully. The deceased was a young man of much pro-
       mise and worth. He was at Otsego attending school.
       
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