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Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, 29 November, 1870

         The Muskegon Enterprise says: A man named PATRICK CLARY,
       employed at Wilcox, Thomas & Co.'s mill at Bluffton, was
       shot by the accidental discharge of his gun, at Black 
       Lake, Friday which resulted in his death in a few hours.
       The unfortunate man was resting with his chin on the muz-
       zle of the gun, when he accidentaly slipped, one foot
       striking the trigger, causing a premature discharge, the
       ball entering the chin and passing out at the top of the
       head.
       
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