{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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l. A YouNe CANA little boy in Abbeville,


8. c., the son Of Widow Fife, about six or


seven years Of age, few days since, killed


his brother, aged about three months, whilst
their mother was absent on an errand to
neighbor. We learn from the Banner that
.Upon returning, the child was missing, and


was found laid away among some bushes near
the yard, with its head gashed in two or three
places. The boy, when lnterrogated upon the
subject, replied that the child had fallen out Of
the door, and going out the door himself, he
accidentally let an axe fall upon il that he was
holding in his hand. Although there is no
positive evidence to prove him guilty of in
tentonal murder, yet the jury Of inquest were
unanimous in the opinion that such was his
