Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-22

One of jhr mo-, thrilling scenes ever
witnessed 1T he amphilhratrr 1t Calz
tr,,nspir.'i in Ihr Autumn of i>1l. WAS
IN the city :tt the time. hut WAS not present
IT The thc,tcr he circumstances We're
related To- me- hv a friend 1t viii be an
drr>tnod that til" ,:ulv thrilling scenes on
such occasions nr. not of blood. Blood i
too common a thing At i bull i.ht for riv-
,rs of il. Ia. it bru,c or human. II TIN i'll IN
ordinary audience. Something nut nf the
ordinary line is what trane!ilcd on the oc
clS"n 10 which refer.
Notice, had been posted IN al the public
plic,'> that on 4 certain day The bull called
FL Moro Che Moor) would be in,r duccd
IN the arena. and litt " hen hc should have
been go:nlrd 20 The utmost fury. u Young
rnl would npl,c1r and reduce the amin al
To- quiet >uhirc'ion. he pcopl" of Cad'Z
lad beard OF FL Moro u the most magniti-
cent bull ever brought in'o the city. and it
loon became known that the girl thus nd-
vcrt>cd to appear in - >lr:'n1" and 'lr-
ing 4 pant WAS i peasant Girl of E>i era
who had prttrd he bull. and fed il and
cared for il during the vc:u Of lis growth.
On the appointed dHv. rs might hr sup
posed the vast amphiIhratcr was filled 10
tNtlIbN llI W Illl III III NIttlS t'lCti iitNt u
Two bulls had been Killed and dragged
away. and then a flourish of trumprtS an
nounccl the coming of the hero of the dav
With Il deep, terrific roar, FL Moro en-
tered upon the scene. lie WAS truly mag
niticrnt. Il bovine monarch. black and CLOS
v. with ewes OF fire. Lilatrd notrils and
wicked LOOKING horns. The plc:,d"res AT
tackled him warlv. and hurled their band
ed with ri.i.rn-. and intended to g"td and
iniuia...l III" hill hrd killed three horse
utl-lIarr,. and had received eight h4ndrril-
lo, in iS neck anA shoulders. when upon
4 giNcn si.u.I tie l'radpre> ani mlta-
d.lc> -rl'lcnl> withdrew. leaving the in
furiatd, !,,.,-t -,,.n, il his wild paroNySm
of WRATH
PRESENTS 4 ~,.r.. musical noe" like III,
piping OF Il lark. "Hs heard. and directly
rfr"ward L gi;i. not more than iittcrr
wears of amt. with the tasteful garh of al
Andaius:aH peasant. and with IN Anatlu-
SIN face, srr-ait- lightly into the arena, ap
prorclin1 th, hull i,ule--ly. and Ut the
same tim" calling his name:
g Mono, Moro, va vry..'
1t The sound OF the sweet voice the nn
nal ceased il> lGrv. and turned 10 Tie
pi;.c" whence II came, ana Wntn he -:tN
the girl he plainly manifested pleasure
She came 10 his head. and pnt forth lei
hanl which he licked with bis tongue
Then She sung n low. sweet song. at th'
sane time carc>siny the animal by rittin:
/ him on tn forchr;lL; and while she san:
the suffering monarch kn"clcd 1t her feet
! Then she ~;,oped and gently removed ih'
cruel b,n,l"rillos. after which. with he
arm aruun FL Moru's neck she lc'l hin
owar.!s the ..lts OF the :orr'.
Until Row the multitude had teen htl'
spell bound, but when they saw the gentl
mistress thus triumph; Il shout went III
hat shook the very walls. In an instan
The bull turned. the fame again in his eyes
bjI; tn" girl very soon again snb'lned him
and led him out from the arena-:s priz
which She was to carry back with her t
, her home.