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sawmiII Burned Down.

CONCORD, N. H., Feb. 81, 1872
Crosby's steam sawml, with q large amount OF
lumber. In Charlestown was destroyed by fire yes
terday. Loss $4,000; Insurance. $4,000, in London
ana Liverpool companies.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. q, 1874
John Barnes, employee of the Boston and
Albany Railroad, was crushed to death this after.
noon between two cars.
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"Simply This md Nothing More."-If Youe
hair coming out want of proper nutrment the
PHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INVIGORATOR supplies
that II Is at nourshment medicine for the
stimulating ne growth improving It's texture nvigor-
ating it, roots and curing Its diseaso Sold BY all druggss
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FOUND DEAD.

At half past seven O'Clock last night an unknown
man. about thiry.fve years Of age, dressed In dark
beaver overcast silk hat smail-striped pants black
cloth vest gold sleeve buttons gold watch and shell
chain, was found dead in the barr0om No. 10 Park
row. The body was sent 10 the MOrgua and the
i,orOnpr nOttued
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Supplementary Weather Report.
WAcuyNcTnN II n Eeh OF

The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year.
as indicated bv the Thermometer at Hudnuts Phar.
llatI,AI lliild InR.
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INDIA.

The Canvaufor the Succession to the Vacant
vicsroyat- sketch of the Coming Ruler
Preparations for Lord Mayo's Funeral.
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Destruction of q Hotel.

BOSTON, Feb. II, 1872.
The Green Hill Hotel, in North Cohasset, owned
by J0nn y. MoultOn and leased by william Keith
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Rapid subsidsnes Of the. Agitation in England
Pres Advice to the People.
1tlEeDm TO TINE new york HesALc

Rlk6WM ~ IM NEW Y0M MkLE
LONDON, Feb. 22-eA.M.
the excitement over the Alabama claims Ii
rapidly subsiding. The London Times alone Of this
mornings papers discusses the subject, and urges
diplomatic solution Of the question.
IL Is understood that John Bright approves the
conduct Of the government in the controversy.
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LEGISLATIVE RAILROAD DIRECTORS

BOSTON, Feb. 81 IL t.
This afternoon the Legislature chose for Dir ctors
on behalf OF the State for the Boston ami .Ibanv
Railroad Isaac n, ROSS. OF Molden; W. q, urray
0l P1ttSnelu, anu Joseph IL CnauWlck, W In StOn.
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TERRAIN TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.

DUBLIN, Feb. II, 1872
Five hundf weight OF gun powder was seized
In Cork yestuay by the authorities.
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THE NEBRASKA DEADLOCK.

OMAHA, Feb 81, 1877.
The habeas corpus case as q test Of the legalrt v
OF the present session Of the Nebraska Legisla.u 70
was argued before the supreme Court today ne
de oisa0n will be given tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22

A pniversnl Remedy.-"Br0wn's Bronchial
TbOCHES," for Coughs Colds, and Bronchial Affections
stand first public favor and confidence This result has
been acquired by test Of many years.
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DR.. i. @: Perry, Oermatoioeist, 40 bond
street. New York. with harmless special prescriptions
all Scalp Diseases, Falling. Loss and Premaurey Gray
Hair, Pmplv Eruptions, Black Worms, Moth Patches,
Freckes wens Unnatural Richness Of the Nose
Face. Call or send for CIR cuar,.
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TELEAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, Feb. II, 1872.
Tne Pope as asked the permission Of England
and Austriaor the meeting Of the Ecumentcal
Council In tlr dominions.
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Ask for New York Match Companyss
Matches; green labels; lou matches every cent
stamp
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GERMANY.

A Pledged Assassin Of the Prince Premier-A
Police Hunt in the Metropolis
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500 New Workers Cured Of Rheumatisu,.
Neuralgia incudng Dr. OBrone, 200 East Thireth street
r. Brady, Jr 20 Park Mrs Clark. "a Fourth
Mrs. Hen 406 East Twelfth Mrs Hamjea s4g est Thir.
een,h j. Kuhn 1852 Stanton Mrs. Underh,l East Fy-
ninth MI dcrberger Smith, IS Tenth by using Dr.
LkRS RHEUMATIC SYRUP Consult physician gratts.
ohcss VI John street. NO chArsa- uositivey
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A Remedy for SmaIIpox-Pure Xylol, JUST
received direct from scherne through scherng atz
Used with great Royal Hospital Berlin
which the In tho the nth instant
Price 81. J. MILHAU'S SONS Druggists 1888 Broadway
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Gold sleeve But,ons-S3, 81, IS, so 70
ESQ q sex. GEO. G. ALLEN, s41 Broadway,
Fourte enth street
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NATIONAL LABOR REFORM CONVENTION.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb 81 1872.
The National Labor Reform Convention met In
this City this morning. The Convention was called
to order by A. NJ Puett, Of Indiana. After choosing
John Symmes, Of Pennsylvania, Temporary CHAIR
man; A Cameron, OF Illinois, Secretary, and APP
pointing the usuai committees, the Convention took
q recess until two p. M.
AT the afternoon session a permanent organiza-
berlin, OF massachusetts, President, and eig hteen
Vice Presidents The President made brief ad-
dress. urging the necessity OF united action. A
recess was then taken until nine o'clock tomorrow.
Ethe. Judge Davis or Governor Palmer, OF Illinois,
Wendell Philips, Thomas +. Ewing or b. Gratz
Brown will be nominated for President by the Con-
ventt0n tomorrow. The platform Will favor uni
versal amnesty Tariff and financial questions Will
cause the chieI struggle tomorrow.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HEBALn

BERLIN Feb. 81, 1872.
The police authorities have information that
man Is concealed in the city who has sworn to take
the life OF Prince Bismarck and active search Is
going on for the wouIo-De assassin.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, 1872.
The designations OF Captain Joseph II. kefe, Sixth
Infantry, and Second Lieutenant Thomas NJ Fisher,
Twenty-third infantrv. nave been accepted by the
President
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A.-WashInston 's Birthday.-The Russian
men only, from 2 TO IL O'Clock
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nj Havaun Lottery

GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed to
7s6 and 7Sa Broadway, corner OF 1erth treet
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:. Bargains In Jeweiry, Watches, Diamonds,
Siverwarc, Opera Glasses, &c. Selling of than
Wholesale prices. GEO. c. ALLEN, SA Broadway,
ueaYF ou stre
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Batchclor's Hair Dye-Tho Best In the
world the only perfect dye harmless reliable nsantane-
Al Nil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22

JuIihu's Hydrasfin Compound Never Fails
when fairly tried painful AGecons OF the Kidneys Fo
sale by druggists Call for circular at B. KEITH CO.'S
Al Liberty street.
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AVcTaNe Temperature y0SterUay .......... ~. 40
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year.. 331
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RUSSIA.

The New Minister to Warrington Preparing to
Leave.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL UFFICHR,
WASHINGTON, d. e, Feb. 22--l A. NJ.

WAR DKPARTMENE,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIoss,
WASHINGTON, ID. e, Feb. 22--l A. N.
Synopsis for the Past Toentv-f0ur Hours.
Theare OF lowest barometer continues In New
England; the pressure has risen from New York
westward, and cloudy and clearing weather has
been reported from Virginia to Lake Erie. The
low barometer which was IN Louisiana has appa-
rently moved eastward to the South Atlantic coast
where clear weather and light rain prevail. Rising
barometer and clearing weather have extended
eastward to Alabama. An area of high barometer.
with low temperature, has slowly advanced south
eastward to New York and the OHIO valley.
Probabilities.
Rising barometer and clearing weather, with
northwest WINDS VIII probably extend during
Thursday eastward and soutneastward over the
Middle and Southeastern States, followed by clear
weather from the Mississippi River to the mid.
die Atlantic coast; cloud ana ram in the
South Atlantic States very generally clear away.
moving 10 the northeast On Thursday clear and
pleasant weather prevail very generally from the
Appalachian range to the Rocky Mountains; falling
barometer and cloudy weather, rising temperature
extend eastward from the Pacific coast. A severe
storm is apparently threatening Northern Call
fornia. Brisk westerly winds are probable for the
Eastern, Gull and the New England coast other
wise dangerous winds are not anticipated for
Thursday morning.
supplementary Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, ID. O.. Feb. 81, 1872.
Snow has been reported from Marquette, Mich,
and rain from Augusta, Co.; Knoxville, Lake
City, Memphis, Oswego Pittsburg, Portland,
Oregon, Shreveport and Vicksburg; threat
ening weather from Buffalo, N. "; Bur-
lington, VI; Cairo, Louisville. Nashville,
New orleans and Rochester, N. Y. Hazy or smoky
atmosphere was reported this morning from Boston,
Charleston, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Ohio; Key West,
Fla; LeaveRworth, Lynchbnrs and st. Louis. The
temperature. at Key West this evening was IS
degrees anu at San Francisco 60 degrees zero.
The Weather Ia This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-fou hours IN COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year.
as indicated bv the Thermometer at Hudnurs Phar.
s.i,A n Il,iild
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Wedding Notes, Ball Cards. MOuoqrnmA
Orders of Dancing. Portraits on steel Established 1s40
JAS. EvERDELL, 3Q2 broadway.
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Cristad0r0's Hair Dye has Equal In this
world Is the safest AMI reliable Of Sold every
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SPAIN

the Capital-Sagastas Concentration Of
Combination Cabinet.
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ROME.

Rapal PROFIT Of Council Assemblags Outside
Of Italy.
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IRELAND.

Seizure Of dangerous and Improbable Stock
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-; Cnrd:wI Heartily Recommend Watts'
NERVOUS ANTlDOTE for Paralysis Rheumatism, Neural
gia and Debility. 8. NJ MALLORY, N. d. 4sl Fourth Az.
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Rainbow Hair yes.-AH the C0I0rs Of
the rainbow sometimes given hair BY mineral
pigments, sold dyes On other hand, HILLS IN
STANrANEOUS HAIR DYE evolves the resplendent
browns and exquisite blacks disappOins And
ID the cheapest Dye in market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-22

Asihma=Relief In Five Minutes-A euro
speedily speedily efsecated:mln a. order TO place UPHAM'S
with asthma, the price has been 6Oc box By
mall 7oc. Trial package tree. Address 8. G. UPHAM 3
South Eighth street, Philadelphia Pa Sold by all druggists
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Royal Havana Lottery.
Prizes cahed and furnished the hi-hes
maid for Douboons OF Gold and silver Govern
meat Securities Ac, &c. TAYLOR CO., Bankers
10 ell street, Nav York
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stubborn Cough That VIII Not Yield to
ordinary remedies may be thoroughly cured BY DIR.
JAYNE's ExPECTORANT an eicacious medicine In
Bronchial and Pulmonary Disorders.
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AnReIPs Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave-
nue. corner rweny-hh street Gentlsmsn every day aud
all night ladies' day and evening; host venaon highest
temperature; best shanpoong; gratutss advantages
unsquaod Europe outdoue.
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray street
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;. .toee made by the primitive people, that IL
We ,t once concluded that the Mei!en oi STU
, m"i were of the greatest antiquity. Inc s
:. ,;rst men" Of that country were supposeo
"a have built their fabitntions above the wa,
,o ~ ~" and # the hypothesis were just, the same
, If another aye would be found at the
h ho Of the principal lakes. These con)ee-
,,,rcs we're soon confirmed. The fishers r.
,nn,nbercd that OH former occasions their iic's
had been caught upon piles driven III mhe
hottoma. and pottery had also been lo'ai,',
Int had been ascribed to later date, "a
Inst every one went to hunting IN the iahes,
and ont of the depths of the lleiVetlal' I'm,
they drew IN to the light OF modern aaS
civilization heretofore unknown. ,oa
In Switzerland more than two nu!iuie''
:. ,tations.y rs the discoveries calico .he','
or relics of primitive villages, were lo sn,u.
But thcy did not all belong 10 lne S Hl',
ruocb some were classified rs having pecl,
,,uilt in the stone age, others in the bron l,;
a~e and still Others in the iron age; Inc
Iiscoynrics in the Pvrenees disclose h'.Dlla-
lions of the same general character as ttlosc
mndrr the Swiss lakes. In all the western
rart Of the Pvcneean chain these haDitalloIS
arn vcrv numerous, and belong to the stone
agc The Archaeological Society OF that dls-
tr;rt Is making efforts, ut great expense, 70
,irrsInnr these discoveries into species OF
history of the people who inhabited the
housrs
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Inssnsibility OF tho Human Body TO
Molten Lend.

Partly prompted by his own experiments,
partly caused by his friends and admirers,
NJ. Boutigny raised the question whether
there existed connection between tic
spheroida condition and the singular fact
that if the hand be wet. it may be passed
through stream of molten iron or lead with
out harm. Many months elapsed before the
inquisitiyeness of the French investigator
was satisfied by witnessing such an expert
ment himself. In asking once among the
workmen Of q foundry in Paris, whether
one of them could toss with his fingers the
fused metal, he was not only ridiculed, but
shown the door. But, finally, he became ac-
quainted with metallurgist i'll the Franche-
ComtG who promised to investigate the mat
ter. On the Goth of March, 1S49, this person
was able to write The workInen generally
laughed at me, when / asked them whether
they could dip their fingers into molten iron
without injury; but at last a workman in the
foundry OF Magny told me that be consid
cred nothing more easy, and to prove il, he
passed finger through glowing stream as
1t was flowing from the furnace. One en-
ploye repeated the experiment, and hereby
encouraged. ! did the same. None made the
finger wet"
Boutigny now hesitated no longer to try
those experiments on hlllse,f, and he was not
only able to perform the same feat, but he
passed his baud through a stream of cast iron
Of two inches thickness when it shot from
the tapping hole, and Immediately afterwards
dipped the hand into ladie nlled with molten
iron. Ii it is asked, be writes, what preeau-
tons are to be taken to protect ourselves from
the fiery glow, answer: Danish the fear,
and proceed confidently TO experiment. The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-16
A Buried Civ In France.

An interesting discovery has been made
in the south Of France. A distinguished
geologist has found in the Pyernees, only a
slight distance below tie soil, the remains of
prehistoric cities. The discoveries are very
numerous, and will help in pushing the do
main of history still farther back into the
past than it has ever gone before. Previous
to 1910 we had no idea of lacustrine lmbita-
tions, but in that year the winter was par
tcularly crisp and cold in Switzerland, and
the level OF the waters was lowered i'll all the
lakes. The inhabitants Of Mellen had pro-
fitted by the low water TO raise little dixie on
the borders oc Lake Z,lrich. Driving down
some piles, they encountered obstacles, aod
found that plies and enormous thick oak
planks had already been driven down.
Between the Iicees of wood they discovered
stone and bone instruments, clumsy pottery,
etc. These utensils bore such. resemblance
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A Georgia darkey, to whom senator sum
ncr.s supplementary civil rights bill was eX.
nIaincd. characterized it as trap TO XIII 1901
niceers." "You see, sab, some 1901 hisgers
viii no TO the Pulaski House and jess SET his
self down by 4 white man, and dc White man
will less fro dat ar Niger out de Wnoer ana
broke his neck"
Now, if 7 was parson going to preach a
charity sermon, and had calculated that Inc
sermon would produce, say, on an average
three sllillings and sixpence apiece from
every member Of the congregation, ana
we're TO say to them, Make it flYe shl!iinss,
and WORT preach the Sermon" don't you
suppose the congregation Woulu close ~
once with THIS kind and judiclous oner!-
arthur Helps.
4 fine New Foundland dog walked into
the school-bousc on Poplar street, Boston,
entered one of the dressing-rooms OF the pll-
nils. took down the cap and coat OF MS
vo,lne master and then gave an lnquirlng
look at the children, among Wholh ne laii I;
r. coo the owner of the cap and coat. Walk
inc into another sclloolroom OF the same
door he found the object OF his search, and
went ND and affectionately kissed him.-6os-
ton, Herald.
In civil suit in the Albany Circuit Court
on Tuesday, on the plaintiff tIking the STAND
# was stated that he was the person employed
NJ Troy to remove smallpox cases to the pest
house, One of the jurors who had been LOOK
ing very sharply at him, opened wide MS
mouth at this statement, and, with sup
pressed ejaculation of surprise ana horror,
forgot the prophecies of the OCCASION jumped
from his seat and hurriedly left the court
room amid the laughter of the court. Ihere
being no jury present the case was put over
the term. -Butdlo Commercial Advertiser.
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" WILLIAM FoIKES, T,r,,o.
by 4. W. kccscc. AUCtiouccr,
No. 1877 Main street.

1 UCTION SALE OF VARIABLE To-
"a BACCO MACHINERY AND MIXTURES OF
NEW AND APPROVE Ed SIEL LII VIII 'cIi al III"
tobacco factory formerly occupied by " iaEc Tai
bolt. on Nineteenth STIR ct. on WEDNESDAY III"
2i,l instant, commencing At IL ncluc", 81 Ui 10
MACHINERY and FIXTURES Confined IN -aiI
factory, large portion Of which ~ nc" amt ii! u
approved ana modern style, c"u,i.;nf: In part ~:
HYDRAULIC SIIArlNG-rElSSES,
!UYDRAULIC POi-pRESSES,
HYDRAULIC pU MP, complete:
10 Bon rEESsES, with band, and bIllc,s complete;
/ POT MILLS,
10 sets MILLS consisting Of long and shor; - "a,
pockct-picces, navy pounds. quarterly pounds, Ill
lT1o1BSNtaG"CCoi-wRINGEE, complete;
3STEM SCREWS.
/ IIowc's PLATFORM SCALE,
, improved BOX SCREWS.
5 LltORICE BOIL EES,
tcn-horse STEAM BOILER. with n!lla. Wei
adapted 20 dr!ing-room; w
BLOOMS, SINNERS. HONS. TINS.
NAILS. SCALES, TiN-N AnE, IUc;.S,
WRESEIiES. CLAMPS.
STOVES and PIPING, LEVERS,
TDBACCD-~IlCkS.
LUMI'-BOXES. HACKING. DRYERS.
DlpPiNG-EON and TROUGH.
LUMP-DENCiiES,
and many other articles adapted ~ = wciI-r"9lfrl
tobacco factory, MI nf which viii tc found "ufy
tie attention OF tie trace, tie c.!re slth Jr!Es II
good condition AID ready for immediate use
JAMES u. TALBOT.
TERMS or SALE: Al siius under 81. cash; hat
AMOUNT and over, n.Sty days c'cdlt I3r AZ! F"'"i
paper. ,,. LII,
10 the above sale. J. VI. ALiNF.i.'
lie II Agc'iua""r.
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A LIVELY BEAR FIGHT ~ PENNSYLVANIA.
On = late evening, Mr.. Eniakcr, a farmer i'll
Potter county, Pennsylvania. heard COM
motion among his pigs and cattle, and OH
proceeding to ascertain the cause, he disco
yercd an old bear and two cubs attacking 4
a yearlinr calf. The bear had thrown the
calf down and was preparing to drag it out
OF the yard, and tic cubs We're running
around swapping their teeth and uttcrlnG
halCsupprcssed growls Of delight at the pro-
spcct OF "~ood square meal" Mr.. lima
kcr seized his rifle, while his wife armed her
self with Il ong-handlcd doubic-bittcd aN,
and advanced to tie attack. The bears, made
bold and icrocious by hunger, did not seem
inclined to give up their prey. Rising upon
her haunches the old bear showed fight, and
the cubs crouchcd behind her, snarling
tiercciv. Mr. Elmakcr raised his rifle and
fired at the black monster, but missed his
aim and only broke the lett paw Of the ami
mal. With fierce grOwl of ragc, caused hy
the painft.l wound, the old bear rushed ii
her assaillnts, followed by the cubs. They
stood their ground for q few minutes, Mr.
Elmakcr clubbing his rifle, while his wife CIT
one of the cubs severely III the shoulder with
the Ak.
The rage Of the animals became fearful,
and the great danger OF facing them at once
became apparent. Retrcating rapidly to the
house, DIZZY barred the door and prepared to
defend themselves. Nj. Eln!aker succeeded
il rcloading lis rifle, and, firing through the
window, killed q cub. The bear attempted
10 climb the house. but owing 10 her broken
UaW was unable 20 10 so. Another SHOT
from the rifle wounded her severely in the
head, when she set up the most !ideous
h0wIs 0I' rlgc. Failing 10 get another shot
:t them. thc parties inside remained i'll state
o.; siege, prepared to resist any further al
tuck. The animals l0itcrcd around until
midnight, when they retired, and all became
still. In the morning the old bear was found
dead about six hundred yards from the
house, and the cub lay where it fell i'll the
carly part Of the engagement. The other had
disappeared in the forest.
The two dead bears were secured and
dressed. The old one weighed $50 pounds
and the cub 1913. The calf was badly LAGER
atcd by the teeth and claws Of the animal,
but will recover.