The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-09-07

was seen disappearing in a celler way.
Still thirst maddened steer, his frenzy
increased by the chasing of hundreds of
men and boys, and the wild firing of pis-
tolls by officers and civilians, is no! Il
pleasant object to encounter, and he con-
ducts himself in such very uncertain
manner that most people prefer giving
him a wide berth. All of the steers
were finally killed or captured, but the
only sensible performance in this way
was that of Signor NJ NJ Pellecer, attach
ed to the war department of Guatemala,
who lassOed one of the most vicious of
the number in a rapid and admirable
way. These impromptu bull flights in
the streets of New York are not desira
be, and to understand the use of the
lasso may yet become necessary quail
fcation for policeman. All the ami
mails seemed merely suffering from
thirst; the frenzy resulting from that, the
noise anu lne cnaSlng.
The forgers who are held here are
subjects of much interest, as there is a
question about their detention being le-
gal. Still the immensity Of the frauds
perpetrated makes any action within the
law desirable The other forgeries Of
ST. Louis bonds is yet to be proven.
COrrere; one of the men held for offer
ing these on the start, is a very hand
some fellow whose face is familiarity
known among brokers down town, and
who has also been seen in very good so
ciety. Who he really is, however, nc
one seems to know, except that he is a
decidedly polyglot individual and ap-
pears to have travelled widely. Per-
sons who have been seen with him, how
ever, are not anxious to know him now
while he waits the proving or otherwise
of the accusations against him. One
fashionable belle is said to be deeply in
love with him, but he is credited witt
being a married man.
The sudden fluke in the stock marke
was gotten up on the rumor that keent
was dead. The rumor is said to hay'
been started by the bulls whose objec
was to create temporary panic and 81
shake the short waisted' fellows, ant
keep the market to themselves until sucl
time as they shall get ready to unload
They succeeded q merUeiIle, and fiatter
ed out good many Brokers lost thei
heads and times were lively for brie
period. One chronic bear was trappe'
TO the amusement of his friends, he hay
: ing just caught a slight attack bul
fever. The sudden financial bleeding
has cured him, and now if one heede'
him. he would Immediately study u
: enthenasia and try to escape the horror
that are before him.
1t was jolly party that went down tn
+, bay to meet the British rifle team, VIII
seemed delighted with their reception
: The popping of champagne corks o.
, board the steamer that went to NEE
) them produced a pleasant familiarity
: not at all bordering on contempt, mere
: " proving the kinship between the oil
= country an5 the new. They have gon
j to Garden City, very wisely, if they wis
r to win the prize, but much to the dn
2 gust of those who wanted to cCnunuall
r dine and wine them.
: Train is said to be very angry over III
D fact that an artist named Macmasier hi
: sketched him in his fayorite haunt, Mac
e ison Square, surrounded by childre
5 and sparrows. He threatens to flee Ii
/. haunts of men altogether, and fndln
o some secluded spot, grow peanuts an
4 live on them for the rest Of his days.
i Ulysses Grant has been living a qm'
o life in the city until the sudden loss Of
e gold ring upon his part worth $50 hi
: brought him into notice.
The exposure Of the Russell frar
should be made as public as possible.
|; they have victimized so many peopl
They profess to hold certain prizes, u
J surplus amounting TO s94, 600 Of 4
e Louisville Lottery Association Th'
of make an apparently fair statement Of Il
d. matter, notify certain individuals III
y they have drawn watches worth 81;
le send for an assessment Of sl5 10 pay ct
'e tain charges. Let no one be duped
'e them; the watches in question are T
'e worth -, and the whole thing is frau
1T tits rumored that Frelinghuysen "
ss succeed Pierreponta as minister to +
Is gland this Fall.
'e Cyrus Field has been talking wild
I'll in London about the United States &c
10 eminent not being able to cut loose
IN Submarine Gables in case OF their &c
II solidating and becoming a monopo
lis The London World laughs at this al
III calls Mr. Field "a blower How Is II
$ for Sir Cyrus!
Recent English news brings the
a. count damaged clergyman who has be
nc sentenced to years imprisonment
ne obtaining a silver communion servl
d. under false pretences- He was 16 yea
~ old .
re Ruskin has obtained a new plctu
al upon which he intends to found
't sheffield School of Art 1t is MadC
ma by Verocchio, the master OF Lei
~ ardo da Vinci, and Perruqino- The
"A acting critic declares it to be -entlr'
80 pure and safe for us, butt will need ca
a. fullest securing of the tempera color
~ its panel before it can be moved
- will be sent to Sheffield this Fall
of There is much excitement IN pohtl
ircles abroad over the conferences