{"newspaper_name": "Litchfield enquirer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Sad end nf Pleasure Party.-A short time since, a party of five ladies and five gentlemen went from Lima, La Grange Co, Indiana, to s Union Milsn in the same Co. to attend Ball On their return being to-

 gether in a lumber wagon, they had proceed ed but half mile, when party on horse back overlook them, and race commenced The C"ld~a'er (Mich,) Sentinel thus de-

 scrbes the result

 "The horsemen put spurs to their horses and th insman put whiplo his, and when under fu! headway, the night being dark, the front wheels of the wagon struck a stump. and the passengers and the box of the agon were thrown some thirty five feet from the stump against which the wheel rststruck. One lady struck tree distant thirty teel and broke her neck, and died in stantly. One man had his ribs hrol en and was so seriously injured that he died the day following. Another of the company, young lady, was so seriously injured that Ter life was despaired of when our informan: left-a fourth one, a female, seriously, and five of the other six, more or less injured"