Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-22

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West Liberty. appeared in the "Robshaw Set
Element" Goshen township in this county,
and bi, horse belonging to Mr.. Schsnck,
and dog belonging to James McIntire, He
then proceeded to tho farm Of VIM. smith,
who killed him with pitchfork, whilst
among the cattle. Since then Mr.. Mclntoshs
dog was attacked with hydrophobia and has
bitten number of head of cattle, horses, and
dogs. He first went to the farm Of Mr.. Ed
ward B. Wales where he attacked and bit
the stock, from whence he went to Smiths
where he also attacked the cattle; he then pro-
ceedsd to the farm of Mr.. Wales son, and
then back again to Smiths, where he fastened
upon the leg of valuable horse, when he
was shot by VIM. Smith from the roof of the
stable. Eighteen head of cattle have already
shown symptoms Of hydrophobis and been
killed. Mr.. Scbenck.s horse was attacked
violently and shot, Mr.. Schenck made q
narrow escape with his life. On going out to
feed, the horse came at him open mouthed.
Mr.. S. was unable to escape and therefore
stood perfectly quiet the horse passing him in
pursuit Of bird which had fortunately attract
ed his attention by flying in front of him. A
colt that was bitten made short work Of 4
large dog that was thrown into his peu, by
tossing and stamping upon him.
Rev. Mr. Blake, of Louden, Cedar county,
the possessor Of mad stone has been in the
neghborhood for some time. operating with
good success. Skeptics may sneer but in this
case we are confident the "mad stone" has
proven, in most instances where applied,
eficac,ous. Mr.. Wales was IN the city yes
tsrday for the purpose. under the advice of
DR.. Holmes Of West Liberty, of sending his
wife to Louden to have the stone applied.
Her finger was punctursd while greasing the
teats of COW that had been bitten but from
whom, as was supposed At the time, the poi
son had been drawn by the stone. Suisse
quently, the COW went mad and was shot, and
Mr.. Wales fears the result.
We learn that number Of dogs in Pike
township that were bitten are running at
large with no effort made by their owners to
restrain them This is gross and criminal
negligence, risking not only the property, but
the lives of the neighbors. It will probably
be as well to state here for the information of
all, that where the owner Of dog knows him
to have been bitten, and does not take all
necessary measures for restraining him from
running at large, he is liable for all damage
that may be done by the dog. The strictsst
measures should be taken to guard against
the further spread of such dreadful disease.
TIE THIRrY.FIETH Iowa IN FiGHT.-By
dispatch to the Chicago Journal, we learn
that a severe fight had taken place at Hender-
sons Hill Arkansas, in which the 9Th Wis
eonsin, 47th Illinois, 9th Minnesota, sd Mis-
souri,, 35th Iowa, and an Indiana battery, all
under command of Colonies Hill of the Ssh
aud Hubbard, participated. The fight WAS q
severe one and resulted in a complete Union
victory. Nineteen officers, two hundred and
eighty privates, two brass six Founders, two
twelve pound howitzers, four caissons, two
hundred and eighty horses equipped, and two
hundred and forty small arms were captured
The 35th was IN the thickest of the fight, be
having like veterans and suffering very much.
No list of casualties has been received.
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D. RIoGARDs, Of the 18th Iowa regiment, and Mis-
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By Rev John Harris, April 14th. 1884, at the resi-
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rDR to Miss NARY L.sNALL. all Of this county.
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