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A Texas Cave Town.
[Chicago Tribune latter

We passed through q town some ninety
miles north of Fort Worth called Oregon
City, whose inhabitants live In caves, not bar
ticularIy because they are savages, or know
nothing Of the comforts of civilized life. but
merely On account of scarcity of lumber and
the distance from market. Uncomfortable as
this may sound, the inhabitants Of these
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&F EGfAL. NOTICES.
-Nelther tine rantaIn. nwners NOR

NatIcs-Nsither the Captain, owners nor
fhs undersigned agents ~ the u itfsh steam
ship ITHUkIEL Capt. Williams from Liver
pool will bs responsible for any debts con-
tracfed By the crew of said vessel.
sell II EDM. r. FORSTALTl9 SONS.
Notice to Censisnees The steamsh %
ITHURfEL, from LIVERPOOL via Mexico. will
Fourth District, on THURSDAY MORNING,
September IL. Consignees will please make
goods to their consignment. Or they will be-
stored at their risk aud ex pense. No claims for
damaged goods will be allowed unless substan-
been taken away. An order for delivery Of the
goods must be procured from this office. and
will be- granted on payment of freight.
EDM. ,. FORsTALL'S SONS, Agents.
sslI 2t 80 fiarnndstet street Hrt sfHirs.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. l0.-For the East Gull
Htates. clear or partly cloudy weather, north
easterly winds, nearly stationary ternpera-
tIre and barometer.
For West Gulf States, partly cloudy wealth
Or. accompanied by rains; southeasterly
Winds, nearly stationary temperature and
barometer.
Far Tennessee and the Ohio valleys. partly
etnudy weather In western portions; Oc-
casionaI rains, northeast veeriDg to southeast
winds, stationary or high temperature. fol-
lowed by falling barometer.
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eRLEANs.

All Democratic Conservative newspapers
throughout the State ars requested to publish
ALBERT VOORHEES,. President,
JOHN s. TULIY
Vice President and Chairman Executive Com
Dltsea.
o. NJ. TEaN1soE. Secretary. se2td
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT THURSDAY SEPTEMBER IL 1879

mites OF arrangements Is composed Of the
following we'll known, active and charitable
gentlemen: j. J. Mellon, w. Il. Beanfam. J.
M. N. Allen, 3. Cookery. j. w. Bryant, Harry
Pickles, George Stern, and others.
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yERDTCrs
Second Recorder's Court.

W. F. Blackw and l. Cnmel, fighting and
disturbing the peace: $50 peace bonds each
or in default ten days to the Parish Prison.
George White, alias Jones' and James Com
pere, charged by Sergeant Rowley with con
spiracy to commit the crime of murder, were
sent before the First District Court, under
$500 bonds each.
b. "A O'Neii who committed the murderoua
assault "a Mr.. Fl. r. Trapp, was sent before
the First District Court, under $500 bonds.
A. Briseoe, petty larceny, bonds $3.50, First
District Court.
CoAL.-In another column of this papar will
be found q special notice to purchasers OF coal
Mr.. Campbell II prepared to furnish st. Ber-
nard or the best article Of Pittsburg coal at
wholesale or retail to families. dealers. planters
and steamers. Owing to the large quantity Of
coal lost by the storm general apprehension
has prevailed that the prices would be beyond
the reach Of many. and consequently much sui
fering would have been the result We are
happy to say our enterprising friend Is pre-
pared to offer coal In large or small quantities
at figures that will prove eminentlY satisfactory
to all.
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MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

The following marriages, births and deaths
we're reported yesterday at the Board B
Health
Il. w. HANSEN to Miss Regina Reichenberg
Francis Brusean to Miss Mary l.. Bernard
Arthur @. Prados to Miss Louisa Schmehr
Robert HazelE to Mise Louisa Gilbert.
Edward Freeman To Miss Cornelia Smith.
We. Bernard to vi iss Rachel NJ. Hamilton
John Saltman to Miss Louisa Herzog.
Angelo Anselmi to Miss Catherine Hays.
Dominique Anselmi to Miss Jenny Amendt
Thomas Fiaherty to Miss Victoria AZoria.
Andrew Jackson to Miss Francis Jacobs.
Thomas Morris Chester to Miss Florence e
Johnson
William P. L. Green to Miss Josephine M
LAME.
Christian CIue to Miss Caroline Fischer.
Geor ne Fullender to Mrs. Anna M. Meyer
BIRTHS.
Mrs Patrick Noonap, a son.
Mrs James NJ. Winship, q daughter.
Mrs j. NJ. L'Estrade, daughter.
Mrs. Michael j. Nett, 81 daughter
Mrs. Otto Johnson, daughter
Mrs Anatole Buisson, a daughter.
Mrs. Alex. r. Levy, q son.
Mrs Joseph Dressendorf3r, q daughter.
Mrs. Harry Hicks. n son.
Mrs. Frederick @. Berg, g. SOD.
Mrs Albert Galatas q daughter.
Mrs. VIM. Henry Voeiker, o son.
Mrs. Fidele Nahs, q son.
Mrs j.. nj, kinbergeT, 8 daughter.
Mrs. Chas. Spahs, daughter.
Mrs. Theodore A. Ahadie, o daughter.
Mrs Laurence j. Duffy, n daughter.
Mrs. Joseph FL. Krkwood, daughter.
Mrs. Geo. A. Vaudeville, d son.
Mrs. Chas. a. Backaus, % son.
DEATHS.
Mrs. j. White. 80 years.
fa~4n ftn,n,S
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FOR RENT.

L1OR RENT-FROM OCTOBER j, THE
J. three-story STORE No. 81 Poydras street.
Apply to B. NAUTRR. NJ. 70 BishgilIe street.
sell 1T
100 CANAL sTEEET-ROOMs EN- SUITE
oc or single. furnished or UNFINISHED.
Meals II desired. Unexeeptionabie references.
ser 2W*
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MANY VOTERS.
Old Log club, second wara-A meetlns

Of The menAbefs Of the DID Log IIHb II HsVsgy
called TO assemble for the purpose o. fsofganl-
zatiof. At the corner Of Clio and Franklin
streets, TIL gESDAY. at 9 o'ci2ck p: %;
se19 JOHN DOYLE, Marshal.
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THE COURTS.
Third District Court.

The ST. Mary's Catholic Orphan Boys
Asylum has Instituted suit for writ of man
damus to compel the Administrator OF Az
sessments to erase certain assessments on
property belonging TO the asylum.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Attention Democratic and Conservative

TnsetIng Of the Democratic and Conservative
voters of the ward TO organize an auxiliary
club a. Jaenhs,s Hall corner ct Rampsrt ard
Frenehmen streets, at 80 o'clock THIS EVEN-
ING, sharp. .xx.1x,.<
MANY VOTERS.
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A tombstone with @ simple cucumber
carved upon it fs oftentimes more expensive
than one with 10000 lines Of obitp airy poetry
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what Mex.caps are expected 10 Esy

tSan Antonio Two RepubiGsl
Two Arabian peddleTs, who sell aII sorts oi
wonderful things such as strips Of the holy
cross ard pieces Of the saviour's gown, and
are attracting considerable attention ia
Catirna
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Rooms PARISH COMMITTEE ]
Democratic Conservative Party Of Orleans,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Party OF orleans, [
September 4. 1879,
At q meeting Of the Democratic Conservative
Parish Committee OF the parish Of Orleans,
held this day, the following preamble and res
olutions were adopted:
Whereas. Under the provisions of the proela-
nation Of the Governor Of Louisiana an cleo
ton for certain perochial Offices therein named
will De held In this parish on the first Monday
in December next; and
Whereas, Il has ever been the unvarvine
usage of tha Democratic Conservative party In
the city Of New Orleans to precede every such
efecti On by q complete reorganization Of the
Parish Committee. as also of its central ward
clubs: and
Whereas. The State Central Committee has
called q convention of the Democratic-Con
servatve party OF Louisiana. to be held at the
city Of Baton Rouge. on Monday the sixth day
OF October: therefore. be 1t
Efsolred, That the third day OF October. 1879.
be fixed as the time Whsn an election shall bs
held by the Democratic Conservative voters $ f
the parish Of Orleans within their respective
wards for delegates TO the Parish Committee.
officers OF the central Clubs and delegates to the
State nominating convention.
Be u further resotsed. That In view Of such
election the attention Of the Democratic Con
servatiya voters OF the parish is directed to the
following apportionmant Of representation In
Il. e[4.G =I3.x
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THE GRIP COTTON TIE Aztec 4 TgTAI,
: OF three years, has proved itself the Cham
pion and only Tie that Is equal In strength with
ana mat does not impair the strength Of the
pale Dand- The only Tie that brings cotton bales
e. the market with all the bends On. The only
Tie that is self-fastening and that has been sue-
cessInlly used With the steam puller-whIen la
compelled to discard all others for the Grin,
10000 bal es cotton at the eonnnresses have had
tnelr ties thrown away for the Grip. al Ioas to
Tee planter OF $1,000. 100000 bales will be
the planter.
Il is more quickly put on the baIing press
and With our srretcher." turns out the Gales
IS per cent smaller than any other Tie.
JOHN B. LATTE b CO.. Managers.
ly18 2m Louisiana Cotton TIE Oempaas'
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Be It further resoLred. That all matters apper-
tanning to the selection By the Democratic Con-
for the parochial Offices designated La the Gov
erner1s proclamation be remitted as OF right TO
the Parish COMMITTEE. to be elected in accord
aDcs with the first Of the resolutions.
The regulations subjoined hereto having
been adopted for the government Of the presi-
dents of central clubs and Of the election Off
GERS to be by them appointed, are officially pub
lished for their guidance:
RULE /.
The election for. delegates to the Parish Com
mi5tee, officers of the central clubs and deie-
gates to the State Nominating Convention. shall
be held on the third day Of October. 1879 TIE
polls shall be open from 8 q. m. to p. M
RULE IL.
The president of each central club is hereby
required to APPOINT one Judge of election: and
ne shall appoint three commissioners for each
announced ticket where there are not more To an
two tickets and two commissioners for each
ticket II there be more than two tickets.
Should any Judge Or commissioner be absent
filed by vote OF the Judge and commissioners
then present
.tRuling: That the president Of the central
club shall appoint from lists submitted by the
different factions three commissioners from
each faction where there are but two factions
ANNOUNCED. and two commissioners from each
faction II there be more than two factions.l
RULE Ill.
Eli Judges ana commissioners OF el6CflOn
must be ap Dointed six days before the election.
No representation shall be given after that
time.
RULE ".
It shall be the duty Of the president Of each
central club to publish In the official journal
the names of the Judges and commissioners
five days before the election.
RULE v.
It shall be the duty Of the president of each
central club to publish at the same time as the
announcement of judge and commissioners
the location of the polling booth, which must
be centrally placed In each ward. and any cleo
ton held at any ether place than that selected
shall be null and void.
RULE VI.
It shall be the duty Of the commissioners to
count and tabulate tha votes Immediately after
the closing of the polls. and before leaving the
polling booths: which tally sheets. signed BY a
majority Of the commissioning feounting the
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

maximum temperature. 80: minimum, 70.
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rifle VT

It shall be the duty of the commissioners to
count and tabulate ths votes Immediately after
polling booths: which tally sheets signed by q
majority Of the commissioning feounting the
eounterstgned by the president OF the eenfrai
club, shall be praaa facie evidence for the bar.
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RrI.F YTY

RULE XIX.
The president of the Parish Comm Ittee shall
Of election in accordance with Rule XIV, and
deliver them to the presidents of the different
ward clubs on the morning of the third of De-
tober. 1879. The said stamps shall be used for
stamping the votes cast hat dav.
B. G. SHIELDS, President.
J. VoIT RATH, Secretary. SET I'd
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RULE ]

The election for delegates to the Parish Com
mi5tee, officers Of the central clubs. and deie
gates to the State N omtnating Convention, shal
be held on the third day Of October 1879 The
polls shall be open from p. m. to 8 p. ~.
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ties declared elected. All returns 70 be flied
with the secretary 81 the Parish Committee be-
lore - M OH the fourth Of October, 1879.
Fl xrYr
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RULE XII.

part OF the president Of % central club TO per
form any Of the duties prescribed by these
rnles. 1t shall be competent for the vice presi-
dent. secretary or treasurer of the central club
70 perform the required duties. 10 tho event of
default by the president. the application shall
be made to the other officers 10 the order OF
their enumeration herein.
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The following marriages, births and death:
we're reported yesterday at the Board o
Health:
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All judges and commissioners of election
must be ap pointed six days before the election.
No representation shall be- given after that
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RULE XIII.

In the event that sny officer OF any contra
club shall refuse Or neglect to comply with the
foregoing resolutions. it shall be competent fol
the president Of the Parish Committee, If soil
cited by twenty bona fide members of the ware
claiming bis interference. to take all necessary
going regulations. All com plants for non
compliance. on the part Of the presidents and
officers of the central clubs to The rules adopted
by this COMMITTEES shall BIS made in writing and
in accordance with -ule 13 Of said rules and
filed with the president Of the Parish Commit
<An
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It shall be the duty Of the president Of each
central club to publish In the official journal
the names of the judges and commissioners
five days before the election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-06
SARFG2D's RADiGAL CURE

got only promptly arrests the corrodng discharges In
{ rt hur sympathetic action, 1t restores to sound
h.r.I d.. tIr organs ot the head that have become
f ".. 4, Ua4 exhibit any OF the following alice
{.
l. "'c.iNa F~"s!ght, Unframed and Mattery
i.sys, Iaaulul and Watery Eyes, Loss Of
Hearing, lIarache, Neuralgia of tho Ear,
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
i,' the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Headache,
Pains in the Temples, Loss Of Che Senses Of
T.sto and Smell, ElonGati0n Of the UVuia,
Inflammation of lho TonSls, PUtrii Soro
Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough, Droa-
ci,itis, and Bleeding of the Lungs.
Each package contains pr. Sanfori's Improved In.
htug luar, with iu and carefully prepared objections
in all cases. Price a. fOrsae by all wholesale
aud retail druggists and dealers throughout the United
states and tanaHas. WEEKS d POTTER, General
agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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The wonderful success Of
HUNTS REMEDY has in
,duced a great many ia adj.
Ncrtisc their worthless pre-
paratiOns for the cure of
Kidney Diseases, hOpinEtO
sell them on its well cstab.
lishcd reputation. DO not
risk your health by using
,QUy Of these injurious pre-
pnratiuu-, but try ~ once
llU NT'S REMEDY which
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City Property for Sale.

The Lots situated the of La sale and Lafayette
opposite the Washington Park described as the W.
OF Lot and Lot A. Block Sc, States Addition 10 ottawa
This property situated in the central part Of the city near
business portion of IT. and will be sold at bargain II
Is desirable for investment. For particulars Inquire OF l.
II EAMES. ESD National City Bank, or ". Z. COpDlNG.
Canal Collector lnaSlOtf) ALBERT r. DON.
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Our relations with foreign countries
have continued peaceful. With Great
Britain, there are still unsettled questions.
growing out of the local laws OF the mar
thine provinces, and the action of pro-
yincial authorities, deemed to be IN der
OgatiOn of rights secured by treaty To
American fishermen. The United States
minister to London has been instructed
To present Il demand for SlO5,3O5.O2, In
view of the damages received by Amerl-
can citizens at Fortune Bay, on the 9th
day of January, 1878. The subject has
been taken into consideration by the
British government, and an early reply
is anticipated. Upon the completion OF
the necessary preliminary examination
the subject of our participation III lhe
provincial fisheries, as regulated by trea-
ty. will at once be brought To the atten-
ton of the British government, with IL
view to an early and permanent settle
meut of the whole question, which was
only temporarily adjusted by the treaty
of Washington. Efforts have been made
TO obtain the removal of restrictions
found injurious to the expectation of cat
tie TO the United Kingdom. Some cor
respondence has also occurred with re-
gard to the rescue and saving of life and
property upon the lakes, which has result
ed in important notifications of the pre-
yious regulations of the Dominion gov
eminent on the subject in the interest OF
humanity and commerce. In accordance
with the Joint resolution of the last SEES
sion of congress, commissioners were APP
pointed to represent the United States at
the two international exhibitions in Aus
tralla, one of which is now In progress
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Price, 2S Cents

BE careful to call for COLLINS VOLTAlC t'iAsTER
lest you get some worthless imitation. sold by AZ
Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the United
States and Canadas, and by WEEKS Il POTTER, Pro-
prictor5, Boston, Mass.
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oh! MY :
BACK" !.


1893 Westminster st, PROVIDENCE, t. l., oct. b., 80
WV. h. CLARKE-Dear Sir: l have suffered very much
with my Kidneys and Liver for years In January 1879
worse, bloatng lcariuly My physician one Of the
best in Providence wished me 10 try HUNTS REMEDY
safe and reliable. AS he had known to Kidney D
when all other medicines had failed did So and in
twenyfUur hours passed four five gallons of water the
boa removed. and the great relief made feel well
man Were ii not for HUNTS REMEDY | would not be
alive to-day. T.. +. SIIEPAltnSON.
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FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale the following described
property The south feet Of lots number one,
Two three, four, ye and six, in block sixteen; al so os
number nine and eleven in block seventeen also lot
number four in block nineteen all OF the above described
lots and pieces land lying and heiAg in ottawa North in
the city of ottawa La Sale county H. For terms call ON
Nov. IS, 1879. L. WOLFE, Jh
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-11-21
An agricultural Number" Of Scrlb-
ncr's Monthly.

hcr's MOhlhly.
In addition to the usual variety in the
contents of ScRIBNER, the November issue
contains half dozen papers OF the highest
interest to farmers, and others interested in
rural life: "The Agricultural Distress in
Great Britain" by =. T. Quinn; Farming
in Kansas" by Henry King Success with
Small Fruits" by +. 2. Roe Rare Lawn
Trees" hy Samuel Parsons, Jr.; "The Mis-
sissippi Jelties," and their effect On the
prices of agricultural products and How
Animals Get Home" by Ernest hgersoll.
There are two fine portraits of Bayard
Taylor-One engraved hy Cole, from the
best photograph, and the other reprodnc-
ton NY Juengling, of O'DOnOvans bronze
bass-reliei. These portraits accompany
discriminating criligue of Taylor, by Sied-
man. Clarence Cnok has a paper on "Mnr-
ris Moore's Old Masters" with repruduc.
linn, by Cole OF Raphacrs Apollo and
ManyaS," There are Poems, $ pries and
SkeIehe1i "'rhe French Quarter of New
York y; Extracts from the Journal OF
Henry j. Raymond" /" with interesting rem
iniscences of Daniel Webster; beautiful
story by Boyesen; AN ingenious story, A
| Sigh y; the fourth par of Confidence" bv
| llehly Jhnts,J ,ptSuh ~ august Nhd the
| first part OF n new American novel OF Creole
life, p" rhe Grandssimes," by George w.
Cable, of New Orleans, the author OF "Old
Creole Days" which has created such an
excellent impression in the literary world
The reign Of Peter, the Great" by Eugene
Schuyler, is noted edIlorially. This splen-
did series of Illustrated Historical Papers,
the greatest work OF the sort yet undertake
en- by any popular magazine, will begin in
the January issue, and will continue for
two years.
All that enterprise and skill can do will
be done to maintain the position of ScRIB-
NER as the leading popular periodical OF
America With the revival OF the agricul-
tural and business interests OF the country
increased attention will be paid to papers
on great public enterprises and interests
already notable feature of the magazine.
Price, $4.00 year; 80 cents number
Subscriptions should begin with the No.
vember Number. Buy il Of your book.
seller or send the subscription price to the
publishers.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-11-21

Notes LOst.--Notes drawn by the fol-
lowing persons, in favor OF Joseph Browns
berger, deceased, have been lost: John
Grciner, one note for S24. John D. Grei-
ner, one note for S55, with John Greiner
surety. Christian II. Greiner, Two notes,
one for 500 and Que for $50, with John
Greiner surety. John w. Mogle, one note,
for S24, with David Mogle surety. There
is a small endorsement ON this last note.
j. NJ. Leverton, one note for so. Wesley
L.usher, one note for about $40, with Hen
ry Lusher rs surety.
All persons are warned against purchas-
ing the above notes. Any person find
ing these notes will receive a liberal reward
by leaving them at the late residence of de-
ceased, or sending them to the undersigned.
JOHN FARLEY, Administer,
200 Bartlett ST., Toledo.
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Frightrm AccIdent.-we have been

Frightrul Accldent.-We have been
unable to get the particulars, but learn
that Miss MARY EPGER, who owns two or
three farms in Troy township and con.
siderable amount of other property, met
with terrible accident about ten days
ago which resulted in almost instant death
She was in the habit of overseeing the bus.
iness of the home farm, aud on this Occa-
sion had the thrashers engaged in the barn
in thrashing out her crop OF wheat. She
was IN the barn, and in stepping over the
tumbling rod her clothing WIS caught aud
wound up, and before the machinery could
be stopped she was hurled against the
floor with great force and twisted around
the revolving shaft. The skull on back
part of the herd was badly fractured, one
arm broken aud the body more or les,
bruised and manglcd.