Clay City Enterprise, Brazil, Indiana, June 6, 1888, p. 2. Henry Segeman of Bennettville, Clark County, was shocked by lightening a few years ago and ever since his body has been charged with electricity. He avoids all rapidly moving objects such as a locomotive or engine for fear of being drawn against them and crushed. He suffers no inconvenience, however, except during and previous to storms when a peculiar tingling sensation is felt in his arms and legs. When this feeling is on him, he goes into a darkened room and, by snapping his fingers, makes sparks fly from them.