St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08
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NOVEMBER q .5r i 1850.

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"A AXE4WoMAN.-Ader dermanwonap
near the residence If Rev. Henry Elliott,
iii Helen, this county, whose husband Was
absent, Dn "Wednesday last saw huge
Lear make his way into tie, hog pen, sn
ready c0ckcd and primed for mess Of
fresh pork. n The good frau had no idea
of parting from her fat hog. and picking
up sled stake, made for the bear. Mr..
Bruin, his mouth watering for the break
fast that was before him, paid but little
attention to the woman, but pitched, into
the porker. 4, lucky blow from her, hands
with the stake, across the nose Of The bear
while he was engaged with the hog laid
him out-dead as a herring. Such . xos
man is worth having. She is worthy to
be the wife Of Daniel Boone-or any one.
else. - G'encoe Register ''''>
MORTAL COMBAT. "A melancholy trsg-,
edy occurred in Chambers County, Flori-
da, on the 2sth, Of which the 0pez:kl;
Era says: ,z1c.'J >*i .szo-it
at appears that difficulty oeeurredbe-
tween Capt. Samuel Jeter, and an elderly,
man named James Taylor-originatins,
probably, in an Old gruds &c. In the course
of the dispute, Taylor Frustrated Captain
Jeter with stick, whercupon two Of his
(Taylor's) sons Joined in the assault, and
the three commenced cutting and stabbing
the defenceless body. Of their victim. Mr..
Richard C. Jeter, the only son of the Cap
tain, rushed to his fathers aid; and plunged
a bowie knife into thu neart Of the elder
Taylor, causing his death instantly. Capt.
Jeteara stilA survives, But il Is thoughtsthe
wounds inflicted by the Taylors will proyeo
mortal. r.. C. Jeter resides within one
aud = half miles of this place, and is eneof
the most intelligent, wealthy and respects 3
bic Of our community"
PREs,nEsxr BucHANANs PRESENT TO
ABD-EI-KADER.-A' Constantin6ple cor,a
respondent saw, = few weeks ago, On it's
way to Syria, magnificent present "From
the President Of the United States to his
ExeeAency Said Abel.el- -Kader, of tDamas-a
Gus" 1t consists of two Colts holster pis-r
tolls, mounted with silver, and beautifully
ornamental with arahesqne work oinaas
! rosewood case, also silver mounted: \. 4,
was designed BY the Government FOR SOME
notables in Syria; as a token Of. their ap- :
probation Of the handsome treatment which
our Ambassador. Hon. James Wiilims, Re-
celved in Syria last year. 1T goes now to-
Abd-el-Kader, as an expression Of not only
this feeling, but of gratitude for his having
protected the Christians Of Damascus; ii
cluding the American Consul during, the
late h11t Tot rs there: e. .. .as-.s1 d 9s412E
I A FALSE AMI Formidable Ixvo1cE.E
IA traveller coming from America (saysr
the London Globe) brought a quantity Of
: cigars With him in large cboxy and not
wanting to pay duty, be, had false TOP.
made to his box, 10 which he placed a.
couple Of, rattlesnakes. =, On arriving at the
custom house, the keys were demanded
and given up with a warning that the box
contained poisonous snakes. The officer,
being incredulous, opened the lid in an Off
thand, careless manner Hearing the noise
of the key in the lock, and seeing daylight
admitted, the rattlesnakes woke up and
began to hiss and rattle away with their
tails at grand pace. &Dsxn went the hid
of the box in an instart, and the box, rat
Ftlesnakes, cigars and all passed without
further examination s&2.t EtnH5,t t'.a@ ~
| eARfsrocRArIc7 SnREwDSFss.- When
the, ,Siamese twins were, exhibited in Eps.1
land, certain. noble duke paid = visit to
the boys. His grace's first question after
examining their peculiar formation was
"Pray, are they brothers?" On being in
formed BY 4 wag that they were only 'sec-
ond COUSINS" he went away satisfied 6: /
| Se A rather singular episode took placsi
during the storm, in the -menagerie of II, Her
bert, the naturalist on the north jetty, At Havre:
A fine royal tiger which had been for some,
days in one Of the cages, had conceived .
strong affection for magnificent lion, and the :
| Two animals lived together on the most friend
" terms. On the night in question: whether
the animals became alarmed by the violence Of
the wind, or whether some cause OF quarrel
had arisen between them, is not knowL;; :; but
fight took place, as when NJ. Hebert entered
the place in the morning, he found the tige1:
mangled, and the lion Walking round the dead
body with oil the triumph Of conquerer.
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"a A shocking accident occurred in foun-
dry nj York Pa n few dava nRo. Edward