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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-07-01

FREQUENT showers. IL. ...
FINE growing weather.
CoMr to Ravenna on the Sd, if you
want grand time.
The sheep shearing season is about
ended.
The Ravenna Banks will be closed
on the Sd of July.
TIVE Post t-office will be closed at 2
o'clock P. n. July Sd.
BELDING Il &ARMsTRoNG's 8 is the place
to get your Artic Soda aud Ginger
Ale.
THE frequent copious rains and ex-
tremely warm weather have material
ly improved the crop prospects in all
sections.
THE bark was taken from another
dog by pizen on Monday night and
the cold corpus Of the animal left
stretched opon the street.
The &. & Z. X. r. will run an ex-
cursion train to and from Cleveland
on Monday, carrying passengers from
this station at 81 80 for the round trip.
The Rt. Rev. E. Fitzgerald, Bishop
of Little Rock, Ark, will administer
the holy Sacrament of Confirmation
at the Catholic Church of this place on
Tuesday July 9th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
THE celebration of Independence
day in Ravenna next Saturday prom
ises to be the finest ever held in the
county. Our people will endeayor to
make it pleasant fer all who may come
| to town on that day.
The store of GOss Brothers,
| in Edin burgh will be closed July
Sd 1875: 75:sn ,FT
TIVE Rasenna Aceomme edaios train
OH the c. y p. Railroad will be run to
Alliance after the evening exercises
here, July Sd, for the benefit of those
who desire to participate in our cele-
bration.
Nix. WM. RUFFLE has ssld his
Bakery and Confectionery establish
ment to Mr.. George Peadon, who took
possession on Tuesday morning.
Col. ROYAL TAYLOR and w. N.
Butler, Esq, design leaving for New
York Friday or Saturday and to sail
from that city for England on Wednes-
day next. May they have a pleasant
and profitable journey aud q safe re-
turn.
Mn 1CARnART, the Agent Of the
"Polar and Tropical World" has COM
menced delivering that work to sub
scribers. The book is in every way
neatly get mp, and cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction.
"OF what use is it fer us delegates
from the country to come to County
Conventions when the Ravenna Ring
have everything cut and dried and set
up on US ?" was the conundrum pro-
pounded by a rural delegate to the
Radical Convention on Saturday.
And no enc presumed to reply.
We regret to announce that our es-
teemed friend Russell ID. Kelly has
been suffering from q difficulty with
his eyes for the past fsur weeks which
threatened the entire destruction Of
sight. Last week he visited Nassillon
to consult DIR. Metz, the celebrated oc-
culist, who gave him but little encOur-
agement, but thought that by abstain
ing from labor aud excitement aud by
taking good care of his health he may
yet wholly recover his sight. The
many friends of "Russ" will earnestly
hope for favorable result in the case.
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CHANCE TO BUY hay (!

Iwiil afer At public sale. TUESDAY. JULY
and R. r. Knapp Farm. in Charlestown. from
70 to ~ Acres Of grass. Will sell in lots to suit
purchasers. Terms. cash In hand.
3S7.lw T.. A. RkED, Assignee.
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First National Bank,
OF RAyENNA, o.,


O p SETE ETHA q - O K i.
E5TABJIsHE IN 1888,
Is q Homo JIrsfitufjoN fer the occoHimo-
datsos or the Pespte Of Portage County.
We will endcavcr in the future, as in ;hs past
to give preference and MI orders and supply the
wants and demands OF cur own county people
FIRST.
VIII paw the highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold. silver and Premium Funds
of all kinds
Interest oIiowesi on time deposits
ReveD&e Stamps. all sizes, kept constantly
hand and all orders flied promptly
Special Deposits received without charge
L, > Bonds and securities bought and sold
at best market rates
Drafts drawn and eashed on all the principal
ities in the United States
Sight Drafts on England. Ireland and all
CITIES in Europe
Collections made on all points in the United
state~ and prompt remittance made
y. ID CLARK. Press.
CE. WITTEK. Cashier 26s
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CLEVELAND s. PITTSBURG RAILROAD
On ami after May %. 1875. Trains will leave
Stations daily, (Sundays excepted.) as follows:
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NOTICE,

All those having unsettled accounts with
George Knapp, will please make out An item
lied statement, and those holding his note will
send amount and date to Garrettsville. and
oblige EDMUND KNAPP
june es, 1875 avs
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George Miller 4 Co.-wanted.
Edmund Knapp-Notice.
Road Notice
T.. A Reed-Good Chance to Buy Hay.
VIM. Grinnsll, AuditOr-NOtice to Contractors.
George Peadon-City Bakery and Confectionery
CALVIN Observation-Disclosures
Joseph 5. Frazer, ,Adm'r-Adm'rs Sale.
NJ. Il. Skinner, Sec.-A Card.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.
Designated Depository of the
u. 5.


n. =. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged at our counter, at best market rates
stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
SOLD on Commission in New York, or any ce-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for o-So ana iV-4o
<-,,n.rs Cold Silver, and premium funds
OF ali kinds
Drafts drawn and cashed ON ali the principal
fiti.s in the United States
sight Drafts on England and Ireland anu
Passage Tickets to or from those cities a'
New York rates.
Revenue Stamps-alI size, for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of business men anu
Individuals received ON most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits A. may DC
VII. BEEBE. Cashier.
GEO RosISsoN President
Sept s. 1865. IT,
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New AdvertiS'ts.
CITY BAKERY
CONFECTIONERY!

Having purchased the Bakery of Mr.. VIM.
Rufiie. am prepared to furnish the people OF
Ravenna and vicinity with everything in the
line of Baking and COnfectiOn.
GEORGE PEADON.
Ravenna, June 80, 1875. 357-sw
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Unity Lodge, No. I2, r, and A NJ.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays OF each
month.
Tyrian Chapter, No: 81, X. A. M.
Meets the third W ednesday of each month. In
Masonic Hall. Phenix Block.
J j. RICH ARDSON. II. Y.
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Notice - shippers

FoGLE's ELIXIR OF LIFE.
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GOING NoKrH-MAIN LINE.
GOING EAsT-KJvER DIVISION
GOING wEsT-RIVER DIVISION.
rUsCARAwAS BRANCH

TUSCARAwAS BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard II. so q. m. and 500 p. m.
New Philadelphia. 80 p m. and IL -S5 pm
Arrives.
Bayarti 1O.30 a. IN. and 90 p m.
New Philadelphia, .55 and 7-20 p. m.
F. X. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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No freight trains will run on the G..
s. z. Railrevd On Monday, July 5th.
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i. q. o. F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. Go,
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
Ows' Hall.
Ravenna Encamp pment, No 129,
Meets every sEd and 4Ih Fridays OF each month.
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"OF what use is it fer us delegates
frsm the country to come to County
Conventions when the Ravenna Ring
have everything cut and dried and set
up on US ?" was the conundrum pro.
pounded by a rural delegate to the
Radical Convention on Saturday.
And no enc presumed to reply.
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BOlckOW Items.
BoLCKow, Mo-, Jan. 18th. 1874.

=, NJ ~. ,o-,
hoLCho"' NO. ''an' iztil. Io'f'
EDT2oR UELICAN:-Our town is
almost dcpopulatcd this week, nearly
,,,.o,.hod,- = otton,,;,,, oo,,rt ~ {, Jn-
" "0'J ~ ''''O''>'-''5' '' ~ 49,
seph.
Our business men have completed the
estimate of business done here the past
~ J.. .I,,,,.. about c,,, r,,,,,d,.,I +1,o,,
.' " O' '''' 0''> ,''''' ~
Sand doli;trs worm e' @oooS sol" III tile
twelve months, and we think it pretty
rood for RolckOw.
sono,Io oftbo nrod,,c+s oftbo Polo
low PorI Uonse bss hem niacoj ON
tl,o iU" n,a,.l,at U If ~ Innis ',, and tSo 1,rJ
"1d s,,1 ,,. cor w " o;nhti, nr oomt ,,ara -"
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l - a't nd ,bn ntho,.
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aa,I;ti,,, ,ri hanr4 ~ .'ln,n ar
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nUIo,ht iU ':tIo ,Mc I.no,n,,nn ~ W ~ t ~0 rr ~,
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11 ,y-;I,;, ,al, 1;o5
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Natural Entertainments.

Nature prcscrt1tO our new many -
.jects tor study that ;sno bo.h INSTRUCTIVE
and entertaining Il We co;:ih set t:."..
beauty and appreciate th",r value, ...r
.ime would never dr;c, neither wcj..i
We ever be lonely. How Often do =:
hear the rcmarh-..i AN - lUEcsOlu-.
Or, - have nothing 10 anu-c lIv>c..
with" Such persons seldom or ncyr.
think of the niturai Sourcc Ci am,;~'-
ment with which they are s3:rroUr.ie..
We can rOa' - anywhere withoI, be-.
reminded q the superior power Of ~
turc. When we fail to find cnioyme@-
i'll cur daily cmploymcntS. 1T Us then
am to natures scenery which Is -
ways fresh and glowing. In the horn
ing we gaze with delight on Ike ris;a4
sun which seems To quicken :il,natury
into !itc. Man, the beasts Of tic lje'.i
and the birds Of the air al awake iIou4
Sltmbcr toE'elcoma the light Of day
Flowers la,!a1 with dew lift up their
heads and rejoice: Ut tie close Of Gav
the majestic lIon2irh OF the akiCs liz! i,
his glowing face behind the western
horizon, but he makes his exit ,,Owi,,
cheering the higher portions of the EARN
with his parting smile, and rs ii waiting
to welcome the queen Of night o. ="
comes forth, with her bright retira Il
attendants, to ascend he throne ard rs
sumo the sovero;g ;gnity which lse 50 grace
fully resigns, he tinges the mountain
tops with gold--it is his last but grand
est effort; he is gone, and the moon re-
mains, with her attendants. mistress OF
the night.
How pleasant it is to note lie and
scape: fields covered with vcgetltion.,n
Greshed by the running brooks, varic@a,-
ed and adorned by clusters of trees ana
fragrant flowers, enliyened by the songs
OF merry birds as they fit from bough t.
bou@h. Everything is harmoniousiy lr-
ranged to afford IL pleasure, thaS we
can not refrain from acknowledging the
existence of Il supreme Greater possess
in@ all the attributes of wisdo.a. power
and goodness. We shonid. 39sleavor To
find something tc,Ets-,st tie mind-as
It oaE not bei,.ic it must have some en-
ploynent. How frequently the mind IS
occupied with idle thoughts,
We have but one lite TO live on earth;
let us not live that lite in useless rcpin-
in%S or brOoding over fancied ills, but
with thankiulne>s let Us participate i:
innocent and eIevating cnioyments May
We al labor for the welfare of our race,
the glory Of God, and our own interest
beyond that bourne from whence 10
traveller can ever return. H..
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Our Speeches.

Speaking is considered one Of the
most important exercises we nave. This
exercise comes on Friday evening. and
almost every time Friday comes it finds
some one absent. 1t does seem strange
that Friday is such an eventful day that
almost every time it comes around it
brings SICKNESS" or something that
prevents the pupil coming to school.
| believe if our speeches and ESSAYS
came on any other day Of the week that
certain Gay would take tie place of Fri
day, and but very few Of the pupils
would be there to read tper essays or
speak their pieces. Make such change
and Friday would pass off ike any
other school day except the oGe set
apart for speaking.
fridays exercises ere the cause Of
more trouble to both teacher and pupil
than all the other exercises of the week.
1t is Il source of unnecessary trouble tr
the teacher on account Of the pupils fail
ing to perform their allotted parts. and
trouble 10 the pupils because the major
itv of us were not taught to declaim
when we were younger ana in the lower
rooms hence our experience III decla;n!-
inc is somewhat limited and our embar-
rcsSment is greater when occupying =
position in the highest department in the
Savannah Public School we are called
upon to speak before the whole school.
According to my notion, we are more to
be pitied than blamed
But Us we live in g. country where
every one is at liberty to express his
sentiments, it is highly important that
we should be able to speak our thoughts
on any subject when called upon. 1t IS
very difficult tor an Inexperienced person.
to speak before an audience, ard prac-
tice is necessary to Danish our embar--
rasSment We can not possibly tina, D.
better place for practice than the school,
room. Therefore let Us strive in the fu~-
ture to make our Friday afternoon ex~-
crcises a success. II we do, | think it,
will not only prove beneficial to us but;
we VIII find it pleasure instead OF -
TASK. AZ.
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Correspondence. {
From WhiteSVille.

WIUTEsvILLE, No, jar. 9th, 1874.
Mr.. TAYLOR:-As ] have the honor
TO make one of the number of your cor
respondents, respond 10 The kiad So
ilcioation to continue, hoping to prove
cdi.yin@, 1t least to your many readers,
if rot Instructive
r. J. Bailey, ia prol 'iar2r$ona is
burning through the country, making
manifest tIlat chronic disorder of his
crrebo-lingu;i mendacity, to mar
thc quictuuc of this vicinity.
j. D. :ljanley HIS resigned his posi-
tiun ;.o teacher.
The game market of New York City
is supplied from this place, by George
\. and Joia B. They make an average
of two rabbits and three qualIs pc.
week.
On The evening Of thc 1>t inst, we
had the pleasure of being one "t the
many a<aitors of ti>ruS>ion, between
William Wi.li;'i1<, of this place, AID
Stephen Ba,hor, Of Hickory Creek. The
Question was,
Rc<o'tcG, That the Bible teaches end
less punishment toad those thai lived
in di>obclierce to its preccpt> VIM. -.
Williams, affirmative, and =. EaShor,
negative. Twas quite Il lively G.hcIs
SON OF Wo,hourS Gyration- AS every
one present WAS allowed 10 make tkcr
own decision. conclude to give. my
own to the public. Here it is:
A. far As Bibi@ proof goes they had
eqi,al amount OF evidence, brt for indie
peadcnt argument and good language, |
am conpcllcdtU' give :. baShor the
laurel. Comments: In tie course of
Mr. Williams speech. distinctly Inelt
birthstone and felt rather uneasy in re-
gard to that dreary future. But taking
Il retrospective view Of things, lrcmem-
bsred of using sulphur and lard that
evening on myscit TO cure the Ich,
(Which disease | am subject t9o) my
fears (tIat had been awakened by Mr.,
Williams J of thai lake of fire and brim-
stone, gave place to tcclin@Smore pleas
ant. | can not say that my eXtatic feel
inr would have continued, had not Mr..
Ba>hor, proved beyond the shadow OF
doubt. the final restoration Cf the whole
human family. Lmust not forget the
Gloc-club, Of Hickory Creek. who We're
kind enough to furnish vocal music for
the occasion. They are excellent vo-
cal.s1S and would withstand the severe
est criticism.
Tie weather has been very cold for
the past few days, but our little city
kccGS an incXhauStiblc supply Of good
spirits G don't mean the rcctiiicd kind,
notwithstanding we have that too, and
trade is lively. BOAZ.
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Letter from Union Star.
UNION STAR. Mo, Jan. I, 1S1

UNION SCAR,. MO, JaA. {, 1919.
Ed. EEPUBLICA-7: As items from
Union Star and vicinity are quite rare,
and not being desirDus of the communi-
ty sinking into oblivion, or that their
welfare pass unnOt;ecd, g, am constrained
to remit the following in support OF the
same
Union Star" is a small village situat-
ed or the county line between Andrew
and Dekalb counties. There are but
three business houses, viz: grocery
store, blacksmith shop and boot and
shoe shop, respectively conducted by the
following gentlemen: Messrs. y. & n.
Zink,. Mr.. Dwrstcr and Air. Fred Nam
endcrf. All give general satisfaction,
and arc doing thriving business.
The people Of Empire Prairie are the
victims of another conilagration. 1t was
occasioned by the burning of the En-
pire school-house on the evening of the
;Jth inst, having caught fire from some
unknown means. Ne understand it
was insured.
OEr cnterprising drover and worthy
citizen. &. j. Newman, having nego-
tiated the sale OF his cattle 10 his brother,
J. L. Newman, took his departure yes
terlay :or Council Bluffs, Iowa, on L
visit to relatives there,
At the meeting Of Elm Grove grange,
on last Saturday, there were many gran
gers ard anti-grangers assembled, to do
Justice to the proyender which had been
prepared for their consumption. Each
did well. Supper over, next, came
the installing of officers for the ensuing
year, as follows.
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Fillmore Items.
FILLMORE, Mo Jan. eth, 1875.

EpITuR We in .his
town are blessed with splendid public
well. But, Mr.. Editor. it viii not an
Swer for people from the country to par
take of the water. 1t must be that it is
the eject Of the water, and we propose
that our next grand jury investigate the
vel! and see ii it may not be indicted rs
Il nuisance. The well has but slight
ci!cct upor the citizens OF the town, al
though several families use the wasrr
generally, but often people coming from
the country Get excited and Go things
which they ought 2ot To- dona, and
we can see no gou,i reason for il. unless
/, be Tie wat rom ihc public well. We
are led to these remarks from observing
what has ,r;mSp;rel within tuC past two
days. Two or three voting mcn from
! Clay township came To town Friday,
and after taking drink or two com
mcmccd pounding one another and talk
ing bad talk. and following ore another
about town, toibnlg .fg@' JIj. One ol
ihn young men came cut ct the battle
with badly mashed thumb, and Dro-
oicnt Marshal, Il oh. One of tie Eoung
men was arrested. brought before the
GhaiEman of the Board OF Trustees, j.
". kenyon, AMI there was more talk
when the Chairman said, fine, two dol
Lars, and costs, total ten dollars and
forty cents" Another one of the Young
men said guilty; Chairman said, lone
dollar and coSts'-''tOtal, about three
/ dollars" Then these young men went
about tbs streets, talking more bad talk,
| and taking some more OF that we'll wa
ter. and doing such bad things rs to
caiISc Uncle George to go about the
/ streets with Il paper, commencing "THE
! STATE. OF MISSOURI, SIS" and the afOrc-
said Chairman Was compelled to hear
some more talk, and 20 swear at some
OF the folks in Fillmore, and then say to
one of the young'I2en, ''tWo dollars and
coStS,"-totai,V We don know how much.
/ One of the yorng IHen thought it WAS
/ bccomin; rather elevated for his Use. and
so he put one of lis feet on the othcr
: side Of his horse ana started, with :,
whoop. for Clay town ship. That is all
we know about thc we'll watcr---pcrhaps
some of these days we may know more.
/ Billy Eadcr, We are told, WAS "scttin
'cm up" Friday. morning. 1t was Il fine
I tcn-pound boy. Many returns Of the
same, Billy. We also notice DR.. Law
ton purchasing Il cook stove and imple-
ments "t our accommodating hardware
man. S4nith George. 1t looks rs if the
Doctor WAS going to live ut home and
! board at the same place soon. His lady
! has been in Iowa since he has been
among Us. We also notice very gen
/ teel looking outter on the platform in
! front Off. {. WhestOn'S shop. Perhaps
some OF the Young ladies of Fillmore
wcul0 not object to ride IN that cutter if
! there should come SNOW enough to have
good sle:ghing. AU REvoIR.
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On last Saturday a colored boy, about
l. years of age, belonging to family
once owned. and still kept, oy DIR. 4. c.
johnson, OF this county, slipped into a
room where a shot gun had been left,
which was loaded. He, in company with
some other negro boys, began to handle
the gun, whereby it exploded. the con
tents entering one side of the boy head,
shattering it fricFtfully and killing him
instantly. The coy was great pet of
the family, and they are grea :ly grieyed
over his loss, and especially the sad raan-
ncr in GEhich it occurred.-Plutt.@ara
LerCr.
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Holt County Items.

Sunday, the Sd Of January. the ther-
mometcr standing ut zero. Bro. Cart
Wi :h5 baptized Ii precious souls, the
fruit of his present labor> near this city.
Tie CONVERTS were taken t. tue Big
SIoueh. FIVE miles south OF Oregon.
WC,rccret to learn Of the continued Ill
mass Of jchn g. Campbell, e King
Grovc; whose team run away with him
on Christmas. and Who ecc:,Ji many
Injuries. on account of which We fur
niShcd in oar last weeks issue. Il ap-
pears he Eitchcd Il span OF Yum" mus
tang ponies to u top bu."r,-and waS aC-
cor:panicd by his wife and two children.
and was Oh his wag to tEe house ef !;
friend to spend Christmas. The horses
took fright ut the bU4@y top, and ran oil
as previously stated. The eldest child,
lour-ycar< old, had lis front roW OF up
per teeth knuc;ed IN, and MIS-. Camp
bell had one Of h,r th;&mbS badly sprain
ed. he youngest. child eighteen
months oid, WAS hurled about ittccn
fcnt tron where tbs buggy upset. without,
sv5ta:nin:any material injury. The cuts
.,tcut 1l!i:. Campbell $ face and head are
vcrT severe, and our informant says, the
eyes, tacs and head are badly swellcd
Owing to the swelling the attending ply
sician dld not deem It prudent to sew up
tie wounds.
On New Years day thcy had target
shooting in Wing Valley, the prizes II
TO IS turkeys. y number Of men and
boys took part in the fun.--HoH County
Statiucl.
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The Kansas ChiJ' (Troy, ks says {:
"a big wolf hunt took place in this
county last week. The was huge wolf
in the Eye ncighborhood, that had elud-
cd I'll attempts to capture him for over
a year: 50 it was determined to have a
grand hunt for him. Col. Ege, Van
Evans, j. Kate Burgess, Of St Joseph,
John James. Of Troy.lnd several others.
took part with Col. Ego's hounds, and
several other packs, n,:mbering in all
some fifteen or twenty dogs. They star
ted the wolf, AID the chase lasted for
several hours, embracing Il circle be-
tween Rock creek and Gcary City, and
near the Troy fair goundS. Finally he
was -un down aad hard struggle ensu-
ed. Before he Vas killed, the animal bit
two Ct the hunters very severely in the
hanG.'