The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-22
~ NEW STORIES ABOUT AN
BE#f FINALS.
From the Columbus (Gd) Sun.

There are few observant ones who
have been long in Columbus who
have not noticed rhe large, intellig-
EFT, and splendid dogs belonging 10
Messrs, Charles Haymen, Henry
Avereti, and w. r. Crown. Their
p pfCgelijor has y history. cat the !.
battle ofSpottsylyania Court House,
Mahone's Division OF Coufederaea,
III which was Gen. A. r. Nrights
Brigade Of Gsorgians, was charged
by tremendous lines Of Federals.
The attacking party met terrible
loss, ln.front Of the advancing col
anus was large dog, who advanced
Serociously and baking to our lines.
MOI gun WAS pointed at him Oil
all the terrible advancing, eleyen 10
one, oniy this dog got over the Con-
federate bieastwo, ks, aud he was
captured b. some numbers Of the
Crty Light Guard, Of tie Second
Georgia Battalion. He was brought
to Columbus loved his Southern
master better than life. His progeny
Embrace the smarlest dogs III us
country. The Y ankee-ooulhern dog
died here some mouths ago at a good
oAo @se' oH ri
trono he Nseo Orleans Republican,,
A curious iIcident occurred a.
Esssrs. Williams & Cassldy's coal
yard at the CoVington depot lew
Gays ago. An old bla x horse lad
ual been driven unto the yard hl'c,l-
ed 20 watering cart. The beljy-
band, all Anticipated concern, gays
way III AL attemp5 TO back the carl
10 space, and, as the. water Was
beaNlert an the horse the cart dropp
ed ahd the shatts rose, HE horse 90
ing with ,htm, and, hanging Oys ills
ne4k, his hind feet two or three tsei
from the ground. The animal srug-
gitd and kicked in le.Iof. lis e}l-
balls became ds,endcd il tht exvIs~
Of his tear, and fr0h stood upon ln>
hp>. He was rescued t ON Lis a.
geInns sltuali, n at,er much troublt
" hen { uchea the ground, the
poor beast stood for a n,umenl appar-
emily beWiIdered. and then, fecoy n
ing himself, he looked lound az Gag
hi itscutls, and, applochIng. jieu.
quieIly, rubbed h'b nose agalust lhe
shoulder ct ole Of then. r q ......
troa. III Gin trno ! zrtts. FL.
Amol G il C attaches Of lie Fifth
Sneet hal~a. Line is enc VINO "a.
exhibited M, s remarkable fidelity m
his aftentiJn TO the interests Of jhe
Company. h. phrnonn non referred ro
l. nltdlpm.siz, 4 dog that has Leen
for long lime kept Al out The car
Stables and has Of lale become a
47 kind Of inspector Or ovefseer OF HE
line. Every molning he ods ont on
car ano rides along tor some
distance, when he jumps down and
ants at q crossing for fGe mex
coach. This he boards as it passes,
aho after q thorough scrutiny o.
c'hdrUor, driver, AorSe, and all Tie
appointments OF The oufit, be viai !
some oihtr III like manner. In this
. Wav lie passed Z the entire day
usually gong over The y hole HE
and inspecting great many cars
Some ines he stops al one end ofihe
road and s metinlps at tie other
He is well acquainted with ever,
conductor and driver IN The. euplo,
OF the Ceml sey, ana is d gfneia
tayohte. a ieH days sipce they al
clubbed together dnd contributed d
1lclkle each, TOR The purpose OF buy
lhg he sagacious canine alicence md
a collar. lie certainly, ought i,
wear the popular 'sCrass collar,'' fol
ne is ahead Of all his tribe so tar as
heard tIou. AT night he keep.
vigilant watch at the stables. anf
seems to have devoted his whole ex
10 aiice 70 the services of tile co. pora
ton. He takes the beef with gooe
relish. as hough be had GAINED
il. and has apparcnflygsett dowr
TOR Life il his position I %
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