The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
MAD DOGS RAMPANT.
CITIZENS or ORANGE AND GREEN
WILLIE CARRY GUNS AND CLUBS
Two Cura hunted 10 Death and Several
Others Shot-Dr sattlsr Makss His
Own wound-No sigma Of nydrupho-
bla-An Italian aud bloodhound.

NhN A'NhI AfNNt NhN NNNHN
OF great excitement on Lloyd avenue, East
Orange, when n stray dog ran up the ave
nue, foamng NJ the mouth aud exhibiting
all the symptoms OF hydrophobia Children
ran screaming In all directions aud women
shouted frantically, As the dog was about
10 spring on a slx'year Old girl another cur
appeared, The mad dog seized tho now.
conner taking u piece out OF Ia mock, and
then hurried away, About two hundred
yards from william street another dog was
met and attacked This one also was bitten
and left bowling ON the sidewalk, Several
OF the residents appeared at tho doors with
loaded pistols waiting for an opportunity 10
empty them into tho dog, The mad animal
then ran around unconscious OF tho prepa-
rations for his destruction, but Just a. no
was about TO spring on third animal Sam.
uel Yooto seut bail into his head Tho
same gentleman also shot tho two dogs that
we're bitten
That pretty portion OF Jersey City known
aa Greenylle was excited over mad dog,
aud citizens armed with guns, revolyera
aud clubs, patrollod tho streets searching for
tho yellow dog which bit Charles Miller, OF
No. 1877 Dwight avenue, Tho rabld animal
was tearing At another dog, when Miller
separated them nnd was bltton, Tho dog nj
once started In tho direction OF Newark. Az
q late hour Clict OF Police Murphy was In
formed that tho animal had been killed on
the heights
Tho valuable blooded calf belonging 10 J.
Roll, OF Lyons Farms Now Jersey, was
bitton on Friday by u mad dog, Tho calf
had 10 bo killed,
Yesterday was tho 0rat day on which
rabies, II any, were 10 have shown itaolf on
tho eight dogs confined at polio, hoadquar-
tors, Newark, They were bitten ly tho
mad dog that inflicted tho woun IL on tho
four children, None OF them have shown
the slightest sign OF rabies,
II was stated that Veterinary Surgeon Sat.
lor, OF Newark, who has gone 10 NJ. Pistcur
Tor treatment, had not bo'n bitton In
Orange by mad dog, aa assorted by him,
aud this IL now corrOborAted by Mr. Butler,
tho owner Of the dog Mr. Butler had tho
dog killed. on Sunday, but next day ho por.
mittod tho surgeon 10 ooxhume the carcass aud
take II 10 Newark
This was th' story told by D. Sattlor 30
reporters an others who visltod him Io
also showed his wounds On Wcdnos lay nm
examination VI tho dogs atom ch was made
aud Dr. SattIor said ho discovered that 10
had rubioN
"fhnt bItlug story Ia all boah, said Mr.,
Butlor, "onl was th, most surprlsal man
In the state ON seeing II In thr n u'w,pnpora,
My dog was In n dcEly condition for somo
days, aud on Doeombpr l2, sent fur Dr. Sat.
tier Whom h, cam, IN tho dog was IN thopar.
lor. Ho won't over and taking hold OF tho ani-
NAL dragged 10 roughly by the forepawa
asked him not 20 ho 80 rough, but he caught
hold OF II 0nd put his hand into ~ mouth,
II was evident that hc was hurting II and
the dog struggled 10 FREQ itlolf Dr. Snttlor
gavo mo n prescription for II aud said no
would call again, said he should waah
his hands md after doing so he cnmo over
aud told mo lao shuught IL htd scratched
him, inviting mo NJ the sumo TIN, 10 exam.
Inc his hand | looked al tho hand aud was
ablo 30 notice little red mara II wm 70
small ~ to bo scarcely discoruibc, aud lam
positive tho skin was not hrohon,n
'Aro you sure, Mr., Butler, that tho
skin was not brokonf
quite suro. II was like mark that ono
would make with lead pencil, aud felt
amused whom DR., Snttlor said ~ there was
no much hydrophobia going about that II
would bc bcttcr 10 bocd the spot whore tho
mark wna llo took out scissors and
chopped u small poco out Of his hand, max.
ing the blood TO flow freely When said
no ought TO have done that ho laughed aud
said be could have caustlo applied TO II at
tho nearest drug store, and that would sottlo
itn
This contradiction, which Mr. Butler
makes In very positive manner, was tho
subject Of much discussion among those who
know OF Il In Orange, and there wore many
who volunteered the opinion that Dr. Sat.
tier had proved high capacity as u success,
ful advertiser,
Baatldo B9soni, Of No, II Baxter stroot,
was attacked by ferocious bloodhound
Tho animal buried la tooth In his log, throw
him down, aud thon bit him again, When
tho brute was finally driven or, the Italian
with clothing torn into threads, waa takcn
10 tho Chambers street hospital llis right
log wns bitton In throo places and thero was
wound In his arm, The wounds were eau.