Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-09-18

self f,r o .erjpg 10 pledge II. Bat sif, cur
extremity was .try great
Co, ticIIeh-y stopped with her al iUstire /
.fice, and a1ehy and clearly made his com
,.lait.t. and IN very few inmates Mr.. Abra- .
ham Broochard was brought by - officer liI- +
20 the presence Ola Magistrate. He appeared
to IL in great tfcpidatlon. end pale as
ashes: for he had bevn suddenly taken VITA /
out warning from behind MS counter, leaving
sis shup in charge Of his astonished assistant.
Coi McHenry and the yoang lady being
sworn, deposed that beth had seen tie clasp
On ,Ae show ease. where each went out and left
II. tie former further dep0sing that he had
not gone three steps from the door before ae
EeloTI,ed aud found it missing, and no one II
the vicinity but tile defendant. lie gold
smith Was then called up u be sworn az %
his know ledge Of the facts lie approached
The stand where the magistrate he'd the III
be and laid his hand upon r. with per
ccptibe tIenor Of his " Role BODY; but love
OF money was stronger than the fear It the
law aud he took the oath. II appeared II
he would have sunA through the floor when
he did it. bat he momens y was done he re-
covered his aldacItv. ~ tn4s moment po-
me-. officer who, 1t tie timely suggestion ct
Col. AiclIenry. had seen privately dispatch
"a By the Justice wlgh search warrant TO the
goldsmith now entered and placed someth ng
Ii he magistrates hand, after briefly whis-
Ierng 10 him.
Did you ever see this gold ornament be-
fire ! asked the magistrate, holding up the
clasp be fore the young girl.
ON, it Is my clasp-It is my clasp,' she
cried, sprlnglng tow aTd.
'Ies-it is the same answered Col. Ne
Henry.
Ard did you ever see il before, sir 2 de-
ulluded the Justice, siernly, holding it IN the
direction Of the goldsmith, who mad seen 1t at
tie fi-st, and vas appalled, with fear
steT.a.i3n. Instead u replying, he uttered
wild hystesical ianea, and fell his length in
commissions on the h3or
lie wsS. few weeks afterwards taken from
prison, and tried ana condemned f3r erjur4;
but his reason iorsoek hin and instead Of ,Ae
naiows, he IS no raviag 60 the mad-hou<e -
THIS was aYartce and u4rsjlaoav, and iadif-
ference 10 the snferiags II others punished
in this life; The acts ofthts selfish mam show
iner 10 al! how ilat acIuisifiveness WrouglY
directed Is fatal 10 is possesser.
Whether Cel. MciEenry was a bachelor
and Marie, nis Eogpg TREAD of.'ile clasp =
Or whether IT, clu better aud adopted her. Is
not known Is tie writer, Otherwise It WcUid
..lf.5rl hi.n qualification to communicate sita-
Of The pleasing lsc:s g he -eaIeg.-.ia.
Btnnee.
PassrgysNo SHsep F.0H Doos.-Let ne
publish O. gae sAeop-Taistus uor.d. remedy
against tl.e destruction u sheep hy L ,g@.
which N.s Given Iae short ttGc since. b.,
highly respect table and valued fr end. himself
al extensive aai q oEer. II consists sim-
piy III g.!c,ag 81 eI1 shoo1l1 every sen 4 Tie
flock. BEL. II tat usa3 size tn Sheep. The
reasoning ii ms ile.d is tbs :-'lae instinct
the dog prompts hIui Is do all his acts ia Z
sir stp.l.t} .a4Hucr-hjs aitacts upon sheep
alc most ..e4uenliy made IT u %. while 'aet
are ll Iesl, aad THE sudden and almost siHul
iaueous juggling ii all the bells, strikes terror