The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-03-07

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again. he started. There WAS bu, one pos
sibl. mode OF progression, which was strait
forward and the brute gave spflng
through the window. There IVA. crash
oil gis,s, a howl, and the terrified animal.
croughing ia the corner, remained siiont.
Our lil;h companion closed the sash and
leaped down. We rolled the hogshead up
into corner Of the yard, and, returning
to our rooms. cc"uuGed our rcvtlry TIL
near daylight.
It was about noon when ! awoke !
Luified on nay clothes passed n wet towel
round my head, swallowed some soda wa
ter. aud afterwards q cup of coffee, and then
FASTENED to the college. II was the hour
OF the professor OF chemistry, aud entered
the room Jus, ne he had Commenced to de-
scant upon the subject he class were
all wrapl ~ attention g. for the lecturer was
an able man, aud was treating up0n
Light" matter of interest, and capable
of beautiul illustration. He had scarcely
finished his short and eloquent esord'um,
before Ne heard u crash OF bottles, aud a
low, startling growl Ia the next room. The
professor started. aud stopped moment,
while those Of the class not Ia the stcfei,
looked at each other IN asioaishment
There was a pause OF Il few seconds du~
ration, aud then the professor proceeded.
| began 10 feel alarmed. remembered
what had been done the night before. Yrs
der ordinary circumstances, there was no
danse. to be appfeheuded, The bear was
tame enough, AID had been whipped until
he had inhibited a proper sense OF the su
p-rorty Of man but from the sounds !
Judged that Hrun had worked himself into
the room only separated from us by par
tiiou full ol windows, IN which aete kep1
the various drugs used IN Illustrating eager
iuenis.
There were good many ca'bon' and
bottle. CT acid IN that room. Should he
oversct a4,y OF ihese aud the contents touch
his sain, be would be apt TO break through
the Windows oi the apartment, aud do
some mischief before We could secure him.
ny the looks OF any companions, sSw they
entertained the same ieafs.
There vas smother crash and erowL
the professor stopped again, aud the class
looked around 10 di.may. Those who
were acquainted with the cause Of the
noise could scarcel, keep Their eounteueuce.
In spite Of the alarm. under which they "a.
bored. there was something 50 iudicrous ia
The gtoNI. espeeially when We figured to
ourselves the coming conslrrurlion % the
class. that the, couid bardl, refrain iron'
I,sg,ug outright. The pfulrssof. who
rouii not tell tom whence The sound pro.
cee,iea, aud thought It a Tuck of the class,
reptoyed Them severely. AID Ihru continued
his lecture "G4utiemea. said he p,r-
uarny tor a bnli,aut experiment 81 wAl
show YOU y most startling tGrct"
Aud he did. Hak lhete wass sudden
crash. IT,. il every bottle IA the place had
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