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The Niles Democrat
Saturday, 26 March, 1870

         Fatal Accident - Man Killed by a Horse -
         On yesterday morning as MR. LAFAYETTE REEVES, 
       of this City, was harnessing his horse near his
       residence on Main street, by the wood-yard, he
       was kicked in the throat by the animal with such
       violence as to case (sic) almost immediate death.
       It was supposed that the jugular vein was rupt-
       ured by the violence, and the internal cavities
       were soon filled with blood. He was carried into
       the house, but only lived a few moments. He leaves
       a wife and five children in comparatively desti-
       tute circumstances. - Jackson Patriot.
       
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