, 1866-11-03
AN INDIAN Kings REVENGE.
Iuhpmau Punlshment Of an O0tndtn.
NobltmMn.

a.. n,..,, Aax.-+,.a,1
r''D4 '1' ~ Hoxa.Y' :Innr IA 1864,
The people o. western l9usa nase M oeen nor, nor
r'fed during tue !ast le~ GAYS oy one ol sae
most a"lai tIaeeaics "nicn esel 1ceatrsu IN ~
this or any ether 1al5 q t9e wosla ana inc
ACT has oeen fcn9erca al 1nG tnosu oalone "
the author OF II oelns an lna1an prince, ~ao
Is not nmenahle to any laW but his OWL, aud
whose motives can DC attributed 70 nothins
but Unsuitable revenge. Inc scene o. tne
awful occurrence ls the popuo9s Guy O. "a
todn, the cApRai OF &nat extensive poftlon OF
maps as the "GuicoWar's Domlnions,' and
the principal actors were the ratise mon-
arch, who is called the GutcoEar, one OF his
own nobility, Mohamedan OF great wealth
and rnst influence, called Uosoo Aeaa, aud
nautch, OF dancing girl, Of much beauty,
Two OF three yeraions Of this occurrence
bare been published: but the lacts Of the
case appear to bc as follows: ......
The GuicoWar Of blroda, ike too many
Indian Kings. Is noth = sensna,ist and Psoa1
people happy and prosperous, he Is wrapped
up almost entirely In his own pleasures.
Like all Mahomcdan moparchs, too, he has
his wiycs and concublnes nnd tayorites-how
many is best known to himself and to these
who pander to his deprayity and his vices.
Among the females who onee enjoyed this
Gomrou; and either while residing at the
Guicowar's palace or subsequently,, she made
the acquaintance OF Dosoo Meah, the Ma
homedan noble. Princes are proverbIally
| tickle and oriental princes are especially 80
! SO one day the dancing girl lost Guicowar'a
! favor and was consequently compelled to
| leave his palace In disgr grace.
| It was not long crc she renewed her &C.
uuaintnnce with Desoo Meah, and In a little
While she formed With him relation similar
to that which lad 80 recently existed be-
| tween herself and the GnicowHr. An Mt
/ tachment spsang up between item, aud It
that there Is a sort Of etiquette eseu In regal
immortality, which forbids any female who
| has once been monarch's fayoEitc to form
| sonaec. The parties, however, either knew
ne1y % %fortnalities: and wien they received a
| f,int frpm thp Guicowar that ibis alliance
must be terminated, they set hts authority
at defiance aud refused to separate. Again a
similar mandate wns sent BY the monarch-
arain I It wae met With positive refusal
10 comply With his request. They said they
loved each other, md were determined TO
live and to die together. Then they were
appealed to separately, but with the same
result Ihey we're determined never 10 Sep.
might
| This vas more than aa ot1entA aespoI eoula
bear. Ae ordered both Of them to es east :
into prison. and Determined 10 on resenge. AZ
every court tnese arc pafasMes ano natleress
who arc ever teaay lo ao aAy nela1aous W.. i
that may oe REQUIRED, OF VINO solanteer ,a. e. e.
DO It in TIE hope OF WinnlnS tse n,tse'spte
reward ot mlsereant.s iaEos. anu IL ~ ~
some ei those paee HIe,cnts "no came aot
ward; told q iaoficateu ta4e OF conspuacs
and projected assassinauon; conspiracy O
which the GuieoWaT was 70 oe lh9 victim
md the nobleman me eoneoctqr. lnls VIZ
euongn. me un1ortanate Oosoo Aeaa 4
WHOM tf1al o1 any kna' WAY oluesSu - ~
put to death % being dragged a. the aeel
, OF an elephant, and one Of tEo otncf Gnn
, , sp!'ntors to be put 10 death IN less Aosflol
: manner.
This mode OF nunasaInent Is a. oatoAtoa
> and dreadful as the mind OF any savage eve
devised. Certainly tor toTufing hama
!; being, nothing SNORT ol rAynE lvt na
ever been tried which can annict 80 muc
+ agnuy ere life becomes extinct The poo
g Victim Is first bound hand and foot 50 as
: render him utterly helpless. He Is the
l. stretched upon the ground: the end Of Ion
y ro,,e is fastened round bis waist. and til
s other end Is attachedto one Of the hind LEG
Is ofau e1e1hnpt. The elephant is then drive
d oF and the horrible torture begins With tt
r f,rst step. The poor creature II jesked wit
= ronid motion for feK ieet-then the,