Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
~ Hoo LAws.-The Common Coo"c's

.,,.ho,;., cities Of Burlington and Dus N
h.coa have recently passed ordinances pson'o- Il
;,ino The running a. large Ct all hoes ~'snse
,.a;, corno,a,e limits. much to the dlseasaslac.
-. or divers resident stockholders. - lass
n..,;..,on Gazette describes scene % Ijria
:. 10 onpra,ioo Of the ordinances Thar can,
no, DENY our readers irs Perusa'. Aass 100
-. tho massage Of the ordinances. the editors
,hn. describe Tue frs, attempts TO carry = INTO
execution.
The war was commenced I'm Monday
las,-and i. would probably haze been
comfor. To poor Mr.. Bots. could ne have
seen how entirely ,riumphan, our Marshall
come il over them. Alas. poor Bolts
Bu we won. think Of Bo.,s-f"r. u we
think too much Of the dead we may torge'
our duty to the living So good bye. Bots
while we 60 il "n The sh'a'.
Divers we're the expe'''en's OF me War
| shall and his ..Eor,y thousand sub ONCE
holders" To capture and lead aud drive
and puIl and haul into captivity The clien-
ders agains, the public law. !" say n"''''ns
| of startled innocence and afff'gh'ed m"s.
es.y. Drays and carts. wheelharr''"s AL"
rones. were each alternately brought ,at"
reou;si,ion for the purpose ot '!"n",'"s
them down to their new Astor-hot "'ey
were no go-'he specula,i"ns on Change
were 100 exciting to give place I" All APP
| ne,i,e for any common dnings. An
a,,emp, was next made to tole them down
with corn but this only ser. ed as all il
lus,rarion Of line in Shakespeare which
speaks Of throwing pearls to swine.' As
las, resort. clubs and stones were br"ngf'
to The rescue for the purposes "t drsfms.
} Al this stage If The contest. the scene be-
. came decidedly rich. All The boys III
town Joined III the crusade. each one
mourning as,ridc the 6,st grun,er he could
catch aud belaboring him with all the Wig
or tina. hare heels could apply. This ere
a,ed quite ru,nrus. aud the consequence
was, boiling the track III every direction.
until every cross street aud aIlev III tow.
was made the theatre Of "a holly contested
:. er. they were an Ssiime: F; nally. hnwyey!..
u Main street. and after few friendly gree
e ,ings between cap.ors and cap.ives. they
:. were again started. in body. toward a
certain p"in. Of The compass. but in less
than minute they were all making track,
: for an entirely different ore. I'y This time
y The Marshall aud his troop had fully com.
= pretended The character Of their cap,ives
n and instead Of attempting again ,o heac
II hem, they commenced driving with al
: their vengeance in the very direction the
II hogs y ere running. This had the tesirtt
: effect. I he poor prescribed creature:
d wheeled about Instantly and moved, j,
a despite Of all opp"si,,on, in the direction
in which i. was desired they should 20
This pr"cess was universally hailed as
: decided Improvement, upon Bolts Now
. il Mr.. Bolts had attacked Mr.. Tyler II
F. the rear-bu, there comes Bo'is' bang
70 again! Shake not thy CORY locks at me
's for. as Yankee Shakespeare said
a .'twan't that did it, mister
10 Al night. some evil disposed person lel
10 the parl"r door Of the ilog Astr open
q and by morning the all the guests had de
If parted, leaving the Marshall and his dep
y u,es to ",read "a banque. hall deserted.
Consequently we had REPETITION Of tn
. same highly interesting performances OF
g Tuesday.
y The balance of the week has been en-
u Iivened by the exer,ions Of the owners Il
Il reclaim their property. Among others W
l. noticed a couple Of raw Englisl'men wh0si
jewels had dazzled The imagination If .lls
n law. They had proved properly AMI wer'
n taking the same away. bound hand AL,
i loo, in cart, They came round The COZ:
:" ner Of Jefferson under high press /"
}. steam. or raIl,e. IA. rapidly as an old SCR
n rel horse. badly driven, could carry them
!. A dog accompanied the party. and b.
tween his barking. the sq"ealng Of Tho
d hogs. The rafting of the car. and the l"u'
IS shouts Of The John Bulls the poor horse
was sadly frightened ant all min stree,
thrown INTO All uptoar.-Sunn after turn.
s ing the corner. one of The wheels sudden
~ struck very sizeabIe stone, which
;. Knocked off the straw beaver Of one Of The
) Englis.imen and greatly Disconnected tho
II eq"anim,y of the grnn,ers, causing them
d tojump and pitch about most violently,
p This brong, the dog to The rescue, who
by long jump, planted himself on top N
> The whole concern. Here The mise wa.
: deafening. and the scene intescribable.
; In vain did the EngIshman who had los,
j. his hat and who was holding the hogs en-
deav"r to make himself heard ny the dri>
j yer. who was laying on Justify. as ii i'm.
I patient to run away from The noise. The
: fellow behind, with his knee On one hog
: ), and his foot on The other. and with one
hand holding the dog aud with the other
J. attempting to reach the driver. The car,