The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-01-17

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TIL ee&RAH 3asM FNf%g NNs* @sN1A AHWAM M&8AN
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the most f,ncious-lonking animal
TINT hal ever sern Ills alpearane.
ani mannef struck terror H. the hearts
II 10000 people. II they i.l, ~ did
every on, expected IL be slain. liz mn.
nenne.d ~ the parties il they wanted
som. lead in their hides Ia first hiring
their horse. ON the track. for "hv the
Eternal hc would Kill the tirSt man
that attempted a. do 50. There VIA. no
response h this challenge. and. after
waiting some time and they failing o.
appear, Gen. Jackson sa,l il was Il great
mistake In ih. opinion ~ som. that h.
I'm, acted hastily. without cnnsil.ra.
ton. ILL., would give the sconnirel~ Il
fair trial. and ~ that rnd he would con.
siitnie Il court toinvcstirate this matter.
who would hear rroof and 10 Justice To
all parties, Th.rcnpnl he appointed
Sheriff tn keep order and five judges 10
hear the ease. Proclamation was made
that the court was open and was ready
10 proceed 10 business. aud for the
parties 10 appear and defend them
selves. No one appearing. Gen. jack.
SON introduced the witnesses, proving
til. bribery ~ Grcyhonnl's rider. who
was I. receive 500 "a throw III tho race.
having received Sa1p In advance. and
that Greyhound hal been turned
into the wheat field tho night before.
II. again called tlr parties ~ appear
anl cuntta,lici this proof. AMI vind,cut.
their Innocence, They failing a. ap-
pear. Gen. Jackson told the court TINT
the proof was closed. aud for them 10
render their julgMcn, in the premises.
which III a few moments WAS done III
accordance with the facts proved
VIA still on the fence forming one line
ef the large pound containing the
property het "a the race. Ea,.h man
~as anxious IL get back his property.
Gen. jackson waved his hanI and
announced the decision, anil said
Nov, gentleman. 50 calmly nnl in
order, anil each man tax. lis own prop
srty. When the word was given the
people enmr With rush. Ii wns more
terrible tllan nj army with banners,
Ihey came bnlning against the fence,
AMI III thu struggle II get over they
knocked il down for it,D Yards. was
overturned and nearly tramrlcl 10
death. Ea,h man got his property.
aud thus tho fraudulent race WAS
broken up hy nh exhibition II the most
extraordinary courage. II. did TINT
Ivy whit i. wonld have required 1000
armed men To have effected. All this
@as effected by the presence and action
81 one man. aud without the drawing OF
ono drop Of blood A certain knawl.
edsc that in one event streams ri blood
would have flowed Effected this great
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