Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-01

ASefy swamp hhu hhuih5 thbhSHlFCo oio
turbed in the midst of their luxurious ablu
tions, they, as usual, got up and made foi
another bath. Immediately intercepted them
and provoked two of the party to hostilities
when down they came to the charge. The
brute that rushed at me killed within sis
yards of the elephant Megreath, on which
was mounted, and which stood to the charge
like rock. fortunately hit the rhinoceros
in the only vital part, just under the foot Of
the ear, which is not easily accomplished
The other animal selected my friend Sirdai
Delhi Sings elephant, which Immediately
turned tail and bolted, but the rhinoceros was
too quick for him, came up to the elephant in
a few strides, and with his tusks cut the fugi-
tive SO severely on the stern-nearly seve.
ing his tail-that he attempted to lie down
under the pain. But the rhinoceros was again
too quick for him, and bringing his horn into
play, he introduced ii under the elephants
flank the horn frightened the skin, and the1
with his two frightful tusks he cut the pool
animal so severely, that his entrails came roll.
ing about his legs as he fell, undergoing the
dreadful assaults of his antagonist The
Sirdar now threw himself out of the howdah
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place, on his elephant. Having disposed OF
my rhinoceros, l pushed up to the rescue,
faar;no indeed tbe s;rdor had baor 1,;,iod
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W 0'e" " '",H 'oo Mans y" iavofi'e ino'aii
o's-o'l a,es sA'' 'io', 'ioAVi was a.
s.'o' -A1 "'Ao". sO' sum ''aie' 'noy
@-o Nv ',io" s''v" ,ao0' az ooui' again.
80 Noavou o. '"o'o p,V'os'a''ons' Ou'
'e my A-en' pO'''' 10 s0iv'''
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80, p'opo'"-' my 'ieA Ai'ioin'u mo- '"oy
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~ W. n''u 'sn'Aea ms s,aViou' ~
.o"''oi' VI supporting "s, anu Mouia even oon-
ue'oo'',' ~ p'O''O' on u-iDeHe'Hs reiins'e up
~ '".. o. oooa'ion' '"'''Aeu .henn ioi
trusted with much greater confidence to n
good ounce of lead well planted.
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onno,r.r.o a. las. ,rara a. h.aro 4 l;ons
yuh;Io ,,a ,vor0 oa co..
s,u,, orr.nr;,,o, an. o,,,r,nr;,;o,r ,ho ..,,..,
sbiirar Rassa elorb,r. was nartod dorn
having boon. discovorsd in bis srol.re,roo, =
In ordar 10 ,oss;hle IN ronderMr Da;tv c,orro Il,
mora ,yrotbfuI bo had on,v tbo do, boforo da
strorod prohn,;, tor frirc ,,.toh,ool, ho,,
;n,o he oionhant,s s;aa. az p.,h,,;,, to,,;,a
haar ,,rovoI,ad 20 do co hv ,to alorh,r, 40
h;, 80 ,,;,,o., .,,',soon. Taou ~ 10,
nr;os,,s ,nonolod rar,o;,s c,oso 20 bis sb,, M,
vostioa of brmon;tv romoinsd so fr;oht
rrl,v had tho hrute ,romn,ed on and tnsadsd
b;s bodv that not a bcno escorod rrcrrsbad .
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ID 70 some d;sers,irg indoscr;hah,e mass
,r..l, ,,oundsd and f,rn;sbod ,v;.,, .,,;n covor
~ Th;s oxh;h;,;or ovc;,od NV onror ond !
,,o,,od tho das,rrc,;or Of ,ha de.,rovor
VI the pirth and parentage OF this famous
out-iawed wild elephant, Tor so many years
the dread and terror OF all the Nepaul elephant
catchers, Know little but IL tenth part oil
the accusations bestowedo by the Nepauiese up
on his ancestors be true, he must have been
a very low caste fellow-a compound OF Ma
tulent fowls and home-fed pigs. However, 1t
| 1 rf,.I oil