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New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
rn1sonrs op lErRoroLIrAN cRIME


John NJ. Gray, colorad, had his skull frac-
tnrod. during Gglt with h3 wife and son, 90 thelr
house in Coolest. Bgooklyn, on Saturday night.
Mrs. Annie murray OF No. 400 Warren-st. died at the
Brooblyn city Hospital ON Saturday from the effects OF
uiuries received as alleged IN being thrown from the
stoop OF her residence by Patrick McCloskey. The ac
cused pleads not guilty Stating that be knows nothing
as IN tho cause of her death.
Evan BOYD, age 10 OF No. Bensou-st, assaulted
Inv several men at Centre and Whltests Saturday,
and os stabbed in the face, receiving slight wound
John Layden age 49, OF NO. 81 MuDefty-st' QUO vi 'o
assalants, was arrested. -. . . -,
John Kudgcr age ~, OF No. 4 Cilhtou-st. "'7 US Us
saulted by an unknown at Pitt and Stant0nas on
Saturday and stabbed IN the back receiving udh-
s'p9trck Murphy age Is. Of sTecnth-st near First.
ave during quarrel with Thomas Montgomery, OF
Thirty.ninth-st. near FmstaYe., on saturday, was
stabbed In the and slightly wounded Montgomery
Patrick Maoney, age Q. Of Avenue d. between
Sixteenth and Sevencenth-sts., In quarrel with
another little boy named Badly" was stabbed IN TIC
left side and received slight wound.
Holm OCOnnel OF Thii oilI-st. aud ThlrdaYe', IN q
quarrel with his wife, Catherine OConne, last nIght,
attempted TO cut her throat with a tdDiehhIe DuI
merely inflicted - slight wound on the back OF her meek
He then struck at her again with the knle ana hhIoe
a severe cut on her right arm. He was arrested
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
ANOTHER ABORTION CAsE.

Emma Bristol, age 80, entered the Fourth
Precinct station House at p. IN, yesterday and stated
that she was very sick that She expectedoon TO be
confined. she was taken to the Park Hospital where
Assistant House Surgeon Amabe discovered that she
was suffering from the effect Of operation performed
for the purpose Of accomplishing abortion. She CON
fessed that man who had sedgced her
had attempted abortion upon her with
instruments. She said that she was native OF
England TO this country seven years aeo, land
ing In Boston She remained in that city until about
wear ago when she came 10 this city and obtained en-
ployment in the retail store Of A. r. Stewart Co. at
Tenth-s and Broadway. Coming ont OF the store one
merchant, and became acquainted with him.. She was
afterWard seduced By him. ana he attempted an abOr-
Tion upon her at the Grant House IN NewBowery, on
Thursday last. lie had then abandoned her, and she
had then sought the police station. The surgeons CON
slider the sick woman's condition very critical.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
POLICE NOTES.

John Ryan died in Bellevue Hospital, ON Saturday.
the effect Of injuries received N being rn over by street car Of
tie Becokertt line, Oct 4.
Catherine Scbambacher, age %, of Ninth and
GTsB Brooklyn L. d., fatally burned By the eIpoon Of
leIOse1e oil lamP yesterday
Mrs. Jane McAteeI's dwelling at North Third and
Seoud, Booilfn L. D., damaged 800 by Gre yesterday
Mars Dugssn, age 49, aud N Marshal Co. nearly sufooaied
BY smoke
Alfred Dugnai, n French Canadian, of No. 81
Bsyarst died 10 the Parx Hospital SATURDAY from te eject
wound 30 l Inflicted l haud ~ with the inten
tsu oi omnitliLg suede.
Noah Navis age 45, eolored of No. 154 Sullivan-st
second Aoor of TIE Metropolitan
RJitI fell 20 the sidewalk and such
tat he died iu few nomsnt q
George Trom age a, Of No. 5i3 West FoTtieh-st,
siaudg front Of h house, stusY accidentally shot
au hr wounded 10 the head by boy who tdng Iatol
the loof Of utghbonng house
The body OF Frank McQue, age 2l, was discovered
fong he Norh HTef OF Pier ~ JtdY and taken 10 the
Moru Tie of the ttetmihp AutHefp,
which tsd from s Supposed ed
Rhile attempting ~ board hat vessel
hrank Buckhardt. age, l3, Of No. % Delancey-st.,
vl aginr Tesiicuoe yesterday m 90 the
yard CAb and teeIfJ sia inarss nas seheoii age H. Of
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

HaIl on the 9th OF November. va may expect then
0f tho best orchestral music ever heard III NOW
NCfk.
The sole survivor of the artists who formed
the cast Wehcrs Z" Dor Frcischuiz wnen mat work
was produced ia Berlin Madame CHono Seidier, cole
brated uge oiod in that capital on the 4th inst iu et
5Sth year
TIE dtSepGHm Qondon) says: Madame
Pauline Ilcca q ne Baroness Rahdonl is denounced
i'm the Berlin play.bs as "c0ntraotbTeakng," by haV-
Ing departed Tor United States, and this dennc-
ton viii have the effect of excluding her from all inc
.hcaiers in Germany. Her children and parents have
gone with her but not her husband, from whom She mas
been separated la letter addressed 10 the FTemdc
blR Madame Lncoa assigns the cause OF her deplI
ure from Berlin tno persistent attacks made upon uol
10y cabal devoted 20 the interest OF rival pilna u""
(ladaDo Maliugel).
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
OFFICIAL DISPUTE ABOUT FrRElEN's WAGES.

The fremen have not been paid for Septem-
ber and many OF them seriously Inconvenience
thereby Controller Green says that he has sgnifod his
Willingness 70 pay the remen, and has set aside $4,000
for tbapupose He declines however TO honor the drafts
made on him by Treasurer Of the Fire Department,
on the ground that the act reorgalzng the Fire Depart
ment does recognize the existence Of such officer.
The Controller is opposed to tho system which has pre-
vailed for some time in the various departments, of
creating special funds which have increased from time
TO time. The pay OF the Fire Department
was sent to Firemens Hall before Oct ], but
fine President and Treasurer refused certify IT,
reason as they state that It would affect the proceed
Jugs in Court, a mandamus having been asked for to
compel the Controller 10 pay over 20 the Treasurer Of
the Fire Department the sum asked r. The motion VIII
be argued today. Commissioners Shaler and Galway
are IN favor OF accepting the offered by tho Con-
trOer believing that IL would not affect the proceedings
In Court while Commissioners Htchmau, Hennessey
and Blair oppose 1t.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ram Arcnue Hotel--Senator NJ. G. Hamilton oil
Texas; Baron Won Veen Of BetLns Goa John s OF Boon ~,
Cogresman Woolhnige Of Veort agesu frnH OF DleI
Pals n. " Gen. A. Baird, u. - Al IT. IT, Hatlon d saratoa r.
Rollins mpshrs mo ". u Bishop of Conrc'Hcut
and Alfred h. Tyler VeoPreslent South Carolina Railroad Conl,
Nicholas H0h-rhe Patrick Corhe OF Syacuei J. VI:
Walker Pesnt Of the Ccgo Darlington and Quincy Le5@oa @
Company; Mayor Bishop 81 Cincinnati and Nm Jolson o
lote n Gsey HOaecTlomas W. Dof6e Of ehmond ~
Metropolitan Hot-Gen r ~ Wau Of TeJss...Nel lork Hotl
j. c. Of POs.., ECrei H0r-Sinor Mario any
Mar Sakosch. Clarendon HOid-Capt hachnnon o. le bn
Navy. Nile Holman H0le-JobnP r. Bgelo"'
Chief Of the Loan Division Treasury Department and leut
Commander Dns U s. .Brero0ri Hor-hIsha ood oi
HOhJ-Tbe Rev. A. ID. Robinson Of london'
WtstH0read H0-Al6e ID. Brown m hesOreans'
H0u-Gcn ". 7. ". Ripley OF Vermont. Grand thH Hoh'-
Con. KNua trek Of Neh.JeIsey
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
NEW-JERsEY.
The Knights Of the Round Table

JERSEY ClTY.-The Knights Of the Round Table
have rorgsned by the election Of Fred T. Faer Pint>
May Ann Mcclure Of Newark attempted 10 commit suicide Saturday
BY hanging herself cell the First Precinct sahon with her
torn 6to strips discovered hanging o the wall By Marshal
Manus and down in fine her e Charles Lewis
was arrested Saturday night charged with forgery committed In Phk
BODY ueWlybom female Infant fouEd Saturday
night at Second aud Willow-sts
PAr,RsoSTbe construction Of eg'qhc fasm signal viii be
siyocated Board Of Aldermen tonight bnt is believed that the
measure will be defeated has been several heretofore
Durg the sustained by FIRE have aggregated So
O0 o which east claim ed 20 have been TO toe sb
seue OF proper signal Uua quarter Of an hour
whereabouts cOHtsoa can be be asceaned D
number Of w0rmn employed ia lasting rocks the
Heerey Central Railroad SATURDAY. cste Exploded several cans
aud the re5n attwO Of TIE sustained Prob
fatal and others serious injuries Several large iagme OF
rock through the One weighing than bali
tuB i through roof Of house nearly 100 yards distant
P1ExtvoTovThe investigation disturbances between
Irish and railway brs AZ Pienbnrh s still holding here IL
ported whom clear has been made
The negro Wilson The nngder, Wanen and Perkins have not
been eIT,s ed.
WEST IoBoKKs-lr,1cick Waeuer arrested saturday and
held bail on charge bgay preferred by his fret wife IL is a.
legged that he deserted Pittsburgh Penn about two years
this place, where he subsequently mare another
NEwARK.The Of the Bethany Pesbvtean Chapel n
Spruee.t lad charter eon Of this city will take
Mace tomorrow shoemaker residing BfOwl-si m from chest
ng tree, yesterday, ani broke hB neck.
MnRnir0wS-The Grand IurT havs found L Of indictment
against Melville Sanford shot isthr recently willie defending
mother
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
BASE -BALI.

The present week is to he marked by a
baseball tournament at Brooklyn for series OF prizes
amounting $1,000 in which the Mutual, Athletic, and
Boston Clubs viii contend. On Saturday the Boston
Red Stockings the Athletics the worst defeat they
have yet sustained the being 10 to o. On Saturday
In Brooklvu the Muyuals had q close game with the
Eckfords. aud only by a Of to g. The BatI
more nine Also played successfully with the Aantics the
scOre heng 30 % "a.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
british CLAIMS.

NAsHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The United States and
British Commission had long session to-day and closed
the proofs in large number OF claims, and extended
the time for taking testimony in others. The following
cases Wefe dlsallowed:
Laurie Sos Co. United States 32 personal property
dfroye by the United States Umyi samuel Irwin Co gt e
lated s No 81 DesOna pyptfy destroyed by The Uniel states
,mvt wa MeHueh The United States No aI eg lmpns-
,r,1t b The United Ss: Elizabeth ShTau, asmnss aL The
U Ved No. 49, alleged npnsnent Of her husband D. the
Unh sG Staic,
be-Commisslon adjourned until oct 2s.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
Tbe-CommissIon adjourned until oct. %.
rn.E sAN FRANcIsco RAILRoAD coNrEsrI

SAN I'GANCIsCo, oct. 5.-The Board Of Superyis-
m lss ps.s AgOls See the oler submitting TO the
people At tie Sorsteg election the ProPosoa to giant t!y Of
s0oO 600 TO As Cdo Railroad CompalL Toe e pro-
.,tg G2glg tt4tul lscc Railroad t0mEl
vi I'd ts Mayor - dao leior postponed slt reI nec
AaimDorat me- Nng Of i4c bIbe.s bed 80 rgAt at TIE
fo o he bsub ol C9nnfce which iho veto Of 0 C0loIao
sosd order va. i1 u0iay lorsed ami ho SupTon do
nouac Unmeauel terms Tor plg tie mea.Ire OYER he ve0
Mayor Ayol u8anin gy dominated - an ild enig candid
Tor Conge as means Fng TTactcsl epTesul u te popular
feeling IL opposition ~ sbsies aud Honopole FUnb'I
ton Telrned 10 be Peopit's tioh'
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
GOLDSMITH MAID AND LUCY.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 5.-The race between
Goldsmith Maid and Lucy this afternoon the gr
cultural Park hauile course-nile heats-fOr purse
OF $500 was by the Maid in three straight heats.
Time. 2:2j, 2:IS,, 2Z& Five thousand people were
nrespnl.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
MUSIC.

sUNOAY CONCERT AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The first of the Sunday Concerts announced
by M DAILY at the Grand Opera House took place last
night before respectable but rather small audience.
There was an orchestra Of about 40 pieces conducted by
Mr. Maretzek and Mr. Carlberg alternately and of
The lesser lights OF the Italian opera Company. together
with Miss Rose Hersee appeared In miscellaneous pro-
RIGnmc sufficiently light and varied for the occasion.
lille. Leyeln. 81. Janet. and Sg. 5parapaui but
Sig Yzzani and sig Roncon, whose names we're on tho
programme and Seora SAM (who had been advertised
under the name Of sau absent. The Grand opera
House IA s adapted and well situated for Sunday CON
}certs I'D there reason why Mr.. Days venture
silold not prove successful.
RUBINsTEIN.
The Rubnstein concerts this week are to be
or Monday and Friday evenings ana Wednesday Qn-
stead of Saturday, afternoon These viii the last in
NeW-York FOR the present Tuesday the troupe Will
appear in Brooklyn. and on Thursday IN Newark.
TIE OrEEA.
"HAiricaine" is to be repeated this even
ing and Faust" on Wednesday. Although Nine. Lucea
made a deeper impression with Gounod's opera than
with Mcyerbeers, her Seiika is uRquesuonablY re-
maraaLe persopaOn, and that will probably De ad
u1ired more or o second hearing than Oh the first.
MUSICAL NOTES
Wachtel is singing at the Imperial Opera
House in Vienna.
Prince George Nicholas Gahtzin, the musical
enthusiast and composer VINO recently visited NeWYofE,
has ius died Ia Russia
TIE Patti and Mario concert company returns
g. NewYOIk Tuesday, aud gives concert at Stem
wa Hal, before gong 10 Philadelphia Baltimore, wash
in tsg, and the Wesf.
The first Of Mr.. Theodore Thomas's new
Eeiies " sympAoDy sorees VIII be given at sleinWay
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

No ,e R,, Hon-on 81 while apg tie the roof Of toung
bore veeay the yard ard received such severe a
10 fs,t he dicd in few mJmcrtA
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
BROOKLYN.

Arrests last week, 562; taxes collected during the
month, s3e67s26; water rents paid. et.42L
The Grand Jury have Investigated the charges
made franst District Attorney Bhon By Sunday newspaper and
Saturday presented report TO The Court declaring the charge
founded.
Justice James Buckley has been indicted by the
Grand Jury for uoIcson while bench and failure 70 do his
duty As magistrate udiciments charging him
with being gross Of ntoIicaton while the bench aud
acting uro j1ca' question eIsmnao and tie other charging
that wGy unawiulY. and cOrupy neglected refused
such eIluinsuou Wy law he Was required % do
The nIct Aoney vii proeel 81 oac unoa t1e lndcmelI,
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H,ncap Hurle Eace purs 5000 Of which SEQ s eooa.
horse (enaHoo three horses tie proer Of ueren
ORrtrs start mile ld tcq1artrs over seven nre
Cofu Lawreucs Loche by Bonnie seo'ul dam Bonnet
Old Ia pounds; MuseleT
10 Donahue Dr. BAnl Tom by Star Davis Dam Margarine
years o1. l5J pogli; IT,
r. Sleas b D. Aonomt D. Astero1 dam Miss CarteE,
NJ, o. l5 S. c y W # rsss o. ctlsor da6 Mary Bdl5
pJunlsi Wood...
John B,rs sJrrsl Dan by Revenue Dam unknown, aged
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed In using
DooGEY's YEAST POWDER. Ask your grocer forit
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
HOME NEWS.
lol - I'D ~ % ssecaa raa.

rrraNonrrra SATURDAY At DTCKISsoNs IN PARK row.
aew-09 Eoon-c5Ie p m-66o Nhnight-651
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
Tine S;2fi
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The Champagne Stakes fov tvoeaod Of 500 each hah forfeit
adlsi the second horse 10 receive so out Of We "Efs
The winner PARK Long Branch Saratoga 70
v pounds extra uch stakes 10 poon three
Oaa.ters Of mile.
r. w. Valdez, ch. Annie W, by Planet, dan flus.,....
Isaac c by Jacs Malone, dam Nesoel gh.....:
john T. Ciamiens survivor Nsndal by LeXufta
D NcDanisls T. Cora Lam by Lexington, dam Dolly
August Benuts ch Count tO1y. by keoucsg dam Lady
Besinso '''
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
Announcement
For Bathing Infants-BURYETr's KALLisfoy.
IAuuOJncemenfai

AN ACKNOWLEDGED FAcT.-No enc disputes
The claims to superiority Of Pail style Of gutemen' HATS
The task h to his popular store No 2 Broii"a
corner Faon.sL would be idle and useless II ga-s becoming
hat Won must deal At KsOK'A
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-22
Mas Got the SMALLPOX.

Two precocious youths attending the
Upper Fourth street school, concluded
they would like to recreate for a week
|or two. These fast boys were brothers,
and hit upon the smallpox dodge. They
requested their teacher for permission
ITO go home. When asked what for,
they responded that their mother was
sick. The teacher Of course wanted TO
know the nature Of their mas illness.
and after much apparent reluctance, they
frightened the teacher nearly out of her
wits by informing her that "ma's got
the smallpox" OF course they got per-
mission to 90 home and left school i'm q
hurry. But they did not long enioy
their release. The teacher determined
to adopt stringent sanitary measures.
and forthwith sent all the children homo
residing in the vicinity of the infected
district This lead TO an inquiry, which,
Of course resulted in the explosion oil
this smallpox hoax. The precocious
boys were thrashcd and sent back toI
school, and wouldn't dare now to tell
the teacher their mother had the small.
pox, even il she was scabbled all over
with it-(New Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-22
Negro majority for Grant::::.9OO, ,OO(

NcSTV HIHJOTIly IOr UINnt =: :.SOVUOO
Grants total majority, white and me-
gro combined, is 100000. The total vote
is fully 100000. Grants majority on
/ lis is about seven per cent. In others
cords, he has 100 votes to Greeley's 90.
This is the extent Of the tremendous
sweep we hear SO much about. Il Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-22

The Printers dollars--where are they?
A dollar here and dollar there scatter
ed = scattered over the country. miles
and miles apart how shall they be gath
cred together? The papcr-maker, the
journcynan compOsitors, the building
owner, the grocer, tho tailor, and all as
sistants to him in carrying on his busi-
incss have their demands, hardly ever
so small as single dollar. But the
mites from here and there must be dill
gently gathered and patiently boarded.
or the wherewith TO discharge the liza
bilities will never be sufficiently bulky.
We imagine the printer will get up an
address to his widely scattered dollar re-
something like the following:
Dollars, halves, quarters dimes and
all manner OF fractions into which YOU
are divided, collect yourselves and come
nome. You are wanted. Combinations
OF all sorts Of men help TO make tho
printer and proprietor gather in such
force and demand with such good rea-
sons your appearance at this counter.
that nothing short of you will appcase
them. Collect yourselves, for valuable
as You are you will never paw the cost
OF collecting. Come here in single file
that the printer may form you in bat
talilon, and send you forth again 10 bat
tlc for him and vindicate his feeble cred.
it,"
Reader, are you sure You haven't al
couple of the printers dollars sticking
about your clothes? Ify0u have, order
them home Immediately.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-22
NEW MOTIVE POWER.
Firelcss Engine for Street Rail.
way Cars.


Doctor Emillie Lanno. of New n.
leans, has solved one of the nrobIems y,
the day--the discoverysof safe motive
power, for street railway cars, other
than horses or mules. Doctor Lanno
has invented q steam engine for this
purpose, which has been tested on one
Of the roads of the Crescent uNty. and
found to work most successfully. saving
thlrty-three per cent, Of the cost of run.
nlng cars by mule power. No fire is
used. The driving engine is of orlina.
Try character. 1t has q reservoir large
lenough to contain three hundred gallons
OF water with steam room above it
The boiler is of steel, and is we'll Gov.
cred with on-conducting material to
prevent the radiation Of the heat. The
motive power Of this engine is obtained
by means of the compression of steam
IN water, the steam being conducted
from stationary boiler at the end of
the track, which disoenses with the fire.
ing upsprocess while under way. The
steam with which the boiler is charcoal
is sufficient s(according to the capacity
OF the boiler) to perform trip from ten
to fifteen miles. At the time of charging
the temperature in thci boiler is about
3SO degrees Fahrenheit, tie pressure of
steam being about 40 pounds to the
square inch. There is not the least dan.
ger Of explosion in using this apparatus,
as the pressure in the reservoir can nev.
er rise above the point reached at the
time Of charging, and it is necessarily
constantly diminishing rs the power is
expanded. So simple is its construction
there is less skill required in handling
this locomotive than horse or mule,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-22
SOME FACTS about A LITTLE
KNOWN ANIMAL.
The Ways, Means and Manners
OF the Mole.

| Some loving naturalist, earnest il,
seeking the truth about generally mis-.
understood things, contributes this plea
SAINT bit OF fact and deduction regarding
that little known animal, the mole: IL
the latter days of June the mole is am.
orOusly inclined, and when lie falls il
love, he loves with all the intensity OF
his being. lie is fcariully jealous. Lee
two male molcs meet when the tender
passion is upon them, and desperate
light is the inevitable result. They fall
upon each other with great fury scratch.
ing, tearing and biting, uncoD scious ol
Everything around them, completely lost
in the heat Of battle. Often they break
through their burrows in the conflic,
and struggle fier;cly in the open air. -
Love seems to lead the whole world as
tray. 1t plants jealousy in the hearts ol
men and women, and the majority OF
the most fearful tragedies recorded by
the daily press are the Out-gro with or re.
|sult Of insane passion. AS in his fury
the mole rises from his dark burrow and
continues the battle in the pure sun
light OF day, we are led 10 infer that
there are human beings in the world who
would keep up in heaven the strife be.
gan here, it such a thing were possible.
Alas! how many sins love will have to
answer Tor. But to return to the mole.
This little animal eats as turiOusly us he
fights. lie lunches his back, rctracts
the forc-paws 10 assist him in pushing
the worm into his jaws. The food Is
quickly devoured. The animal must pos
sess great energy, or it would not con-
iinue for a llie-tine, as it does, TO force
itself through the solid earth. The mole
is full Of courage, and, relatively speak
ing, Is lar more powerful than the lion.
Doctor Wood writes: Magnify the
mole to the size OF the lion, and you have
Il beast more terrible than the world has
yet seen. Though nearly blind, an d
therefore incapable OF following prey
by sight, il would he active hey ond con-
ception = springing this way and that
way as 1t goes along, so as 10 cover al
large amount Of space, ieaping with
quickness upon any animal
which IL meels, rcliding 1T 10 pieces ia a
moment, rhrueting it's biood.ti,irsty
snout into the body of its victim, eating
the still warm and Die, ding flesh, and
searching Tor fresh prey
SUCH G creature would, without The least
hesitation, devour serpent twenty teet
in Englli, and 50 terrible would be its
volslciiy That it would cat twenty 0r,
thirty Vi such snakes in the course of al
day. With one grasp OF its teeth aud
one stroke OF its claws il could tear aE,
OK asundcr, and it it should happen 10
enter a told oi sheep or an enclosure off
cattle,it would Kill them all for the inercl
lust Of slaughter" Who can look uponi
this eloquent pen picture aud not feel
that the mole is not as large asi
The lion! We arc content to look upOn
lie animal as ii is, not as Doctor Wood
paints il. Wonderful indeed are the
creations Of God.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-22

White majority for Greeley :: 100000
Negroes for Grant ::::::::::::: :95O,OOO
|kcgroes for Greeley ::::::: 10000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-22
~Pruning cvergreens may be don

"Pruning evergreens may be done
after the seasons growth is made, and
when the new wood is hardening. A
badly-shaped tree may be made comel, /,
by the proper use of the knife. by ali
means, preserve the lower branches, ~
the great beauty Of an evergreen is il
its being well furnished to the ground
IL upper branches overhang the lower
tiers, the last will die out for want OF
light and air. A little jndicious prun.
ing will prevent this. Eek.