The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20

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Anamales and who willingly agreed TO help US.
We arrived at the jungies on Friday, and on that
day and Saturday trayersed about ten mites OF Jun
KempanckenpoHiem, which formed part OF the ant
mars beat. We saw several marks OF tigers but
not that OF the man-eater, which s known by .
peculiar dragging mark behind the pug OF the left
foreroot. ON Monday we started for tue
tracks Of the man-eater. The crackers at
once pointed out to US the distinguishing
mark. and we tracked the animal for nearly TWO
hours We got close 10 her at one place where sue
had been lying down. She however heard US, as
the jungle was very thick and we could not help
straight up towards the hills, and we then sepa.
rated, Captain Norie ana trying TO head her should
Irvine Keeping TO the tracks Alter going about half
way up the hill Major Davies caught sight OF the
animal standing broadside. He lred Ut ler ~ nteen
yards distance and looking around anu Killed ner
win the first snotn II nave TO enclose tansla-
ton OF Mediterranean given by the villagers
to the identity OF the tgress. she was evidently
a very Old animal, her incisor teeta being much
worn and her canine teeth very blunt. Considering
the peculiar marks OF which had been informed
two days previously, and the opinion OF the W.
layers as expressed In their Mahazernamah, nave
no doubt but that the old tsress Killed by MAJOR
Davies was the man-eater for which the reward was
offered ! have therefore, ordered the amount TO
be paid to him. beg however, to request that the
g9yefnent WIZ pe peaseu W aas soraDe noe0e
panied US, without whose assistance tho animal
would not have been DESTROYED. Considering the
almost universal panic among the Villagers and the
impossibllity OF getting them 10 beat even with
numerous tonl-toms and large supply OF rockets
the conduct of tlese men should not, think, so
rewarded. During the mornlng track l can from
personal observation speak or their courage and
Major Davies tells me they continued to behave
admirably aud seemed as II they were determined
to at least take MIN up TO the tlgress ana give hi
fair shot. l beg, therefore, to recommend that the
government Will be pleased to allow me to present
to each OF the SIX men silver bangle marx OF
their approval The bangles would not cost more
than twenty rupees eacn
We the tgresa which Is said TO have been killed by
Some Of have seen her before. When people to
fetch she has been those who
taxing away There il no doubt that this Ia the
eating gress
HIS Excelency the Governor in Council has much
pleasure IN sanctloning the rewards proposed IN the
letter above recorded. HIS Exceilency Ia Council
desires that Mr.. Webster ana the gentlemen who
formed his party will accept the thanks OF the gov
ernment for the public service they have rendered
destroying the man-eatng tigress which had killed
50 many persons IN the Colmbatore district.
Married Life In Tanjore-Conjuaal Bar
barities-A Wife Gagged and Branded BY
Burning.
From the Madras Mall, Oct. 81
At the special session OF the Tanlore Court held at
the close OF the adjournment, q Mohammedan Kazee,
named Abdul Karrem was tried and convicted Of
inictng grievous hurt Oh his wife by series OF the
most atfOciOus crueles that have ever come TO our
notice. In the month OF January the chief witness,
girl Of about eighteen. was brought Dy ner friends
before Veeravagur Pillay the town Sub Magistrate
OF Combacunuin. she was so weak as to be unable
to stand and she was accordingly taken TO the hos
ptal. She was founu by the medical officer to De
suffering from grievOus burns on ler thighs and
abdomen; her body Was marked with bruises and
her lace and head with scars. After lew weeks
she recovered and was discharged, and the Sub
Magistrate commenced an inquiry, which was pro-
tracted, though only i've Witnesses were examined
charged. the decision Of the SUP Magistrate was
80 distinctly opposed TO the tenor OF the evidence
that the Assistant Magistrate In charge OF the
division took up the case again and committed 1t
for trial before the Court OF sessions, where the
accused was found guilty and sentenced to rigorous
imprisonment for seven years. The Sup-Magistrate,
Veeravagur Piay, has since been removed and sas-
pended for months We suojoln tue story OF the
wife and Victim OF the accused
married TO my husband last year prematurely
Of relieve se na u
breasts My husband in and asked vino applied
the medicine said had applisa Then he beat me for
mother had applied the medcine he beat
out Of he
For two mouths after abe went he used to beat with
day: Hessat me because mad exposed breast 10 ny
but
would not lei her see me and locked me up
" to ss
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As You persist in saying YOU win return e your mothers
$s e. @ AZ II
zen That nsh. my husband went g the mosque
the evening w. ana prepared he hearth Y put the
snoes INC To- ns IRE g maze az ha hot re ssxssa ne WIN
baum Ssapoo across. back on
breast away my cloth anu burned body win ,ne
Then he united a. me w,s na S9k m 70 ss
o %s ssd ion from n" my mouth aa 'f pa
neck. Tnen took back pouse ordered
he prsa Il, my led D,v
with thread and Kept Ill the next morning. lie stayed
he ne h ss m The sys
win and when no went out he locked the door After
:ss read
be should lock me up and 60 and read tho Koran asked
Then he stabbed with the scissors p the ef side Or
wound bd Al nine O'Clock ia The he
and released me .sia wanted e 60 e n'Sasrs
me FOR saying would go and 4 went 70 my mo.hsr's
seen must not be seen BY Others therefore he
stab me Then be tied me again ny hair We: tied to he
out When he came IN ne united me- and fastened
s he going ss asked he
la s d @ ss SS soa Sc s. to FRYE
Then he stabbed with small knife my elt eye
ISs ms @
% an as s ". ss S n
heard him snors spoke to him a., two 70. or three
conesaied, and got another cloth and went
Of the house by back door. ! thought to go
uncle's, but could not tell the Invent along
II led 10 vannyan street. Thence went along
slowly and got TO kovanoor ryot and asked who
/ asked him tell the way Truman
he said, slow IN the middle Of the nghP You
VIII be by the jackais and will ind the way
Then he called his mother naw. She came, told
my trouble She said she would hide In a
husband look for me- and IL hungry she give
rice. lay down In her house. Next morning
halfway to irumangalakudi at request and
asked three Suda take could hardly
walk and the Sudra left behind. Then Parah
a stick and managed my uncles
house at Avangapuram Next day went to
my mothers house. My mother comfortcd me and cried
They afterwards took me TO the submagistrate.
The Turf In Indla.-"H0cusslng,, Horses mt
the Deccan Races Meeting.
from the Bombay Gazette Oct, 161