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y YrCDlbiftDll5 1tGten Soma or orr
aanl'eret ct Sunotfat al Srpggere. The
Dubuque Mailing Company tebost
oenne Organization, Der bar cit GjrunOz
tapltal al $4,000. 0e4 SrpoQericr
er Iorpngtet pna 10 9lar. De bar til
lnmmen Ell 9npacitet al 10000 GAR
rels 81 ON Snret. SpiS 9ro1ibitionss
lopen biiper opbeoet, oil 9~ompauiet
oplore ct opermaaOe itcrt Srpnbeuins-
brrnoeri / Dubuque. 6or set 6prite
of aompanict iorpge bisie 8rpo9erters
aopacitet til 1O0,0 900 Barrels ON S(a=
ret % nebi9tte Iriien paa Sl fra 81
til $3.50 pr. Barrel. Hoa benle
Maaoe tror bet at flnne fontro(lere 81
banoelcn | Soma % oriue no al Staten
Salssmanb for Srpsserier / @ilwalls
fee, Ga Grusie, Ct. 2ouis, Chicago us
Cincinnati.
Wrs. Y. g. @olmes, BET fsrite
buioe 9i9cburn ipbt i Chicago, bpoe ben
l2te os. ! 6ampton al Sjertellao.
Seoern 0agb fra Dubuque bleu ON
Nftenen ben l2te bs. aubolot paa Ga
ben | siOur Gitp % irarcuet $3.50.
Streif. ollie 9(rbeioere i SOMA Ylas
iter Gsiociation / Sort 9oose bar neo-
lagt Irbeioet % forlanst en- 9ensior~
bDielie. &%omponiet nesteoe at 9aa inc
paa bette Sorlaneenoe, os Streiferues
Elaoie iploes meo npe Nrbeibere iaa
fort iom muli9t.
9anolenbe meo Smer % gGg i
Misiisiippi 9alen bolot iorleben ct
Mece / Sttumipa % prganiiereoe cit
asioctation for at flnne iremme fine
Snteresier.
Soplig afiat. 3ommer Gonrac i
Ses Mpines af9ap ben lite bs. Ell
ajenbeli e / Den beIjenote Gag / glnteos
ming al Sals al Senatets Sefreter nts
Der iioite SesiiUn al 2e9islaiuren. Jies
pub%litanerne pal9te meb ben aitrnoenbe
Sicesuuernprs Stemme s. @. Gfiif til
Senatets Sefret9r. Strar ben Demo.
~tratllte Slcegupetn sr tiltraaote lit Gms
bebe, oilatte 3emOfraterre Stiff %
ual9te Bariuns til Sefreter. Glilf fit
iorbinoret, at Statens glubitpr uoIteote
Setalinssororer til Sarlons. CONNER
Gpnrao crtlGrer, at Senntet bar Set til
taariumbelit at aiiatte builteiombellt
8etjente. Sette Spsr9smdal, lpm pite
bar polot Srpberi | Sowas 2e9islatur,
er MI fprbaabentlig bilnst for beitans
big.
YDraaOet / SOiul Gitp bar cnitems
mig %beIluttet, at ale SaloonUGrter /
8pen lfal betale en- 2icenie at 5000 ont
Naret.
goitnant 6etberiugtom. bpis 6ors
Glore Dor i Dubuque, os iom for nosle
Tiger iioen ifjsb os brabte Ell promis
nent enself Banfsr / Yotobama, Sas
pan, er ifsse 8abelsram al Den Doe os.
fritienot al Surpen.
Yaa 8rnnb at ben forbsieoe Club
pramie paa ulpeifalpe ubrpobes llluene
/ Sunbrebepis / ben norblise Del al
Staten. 6armere, bpis Saar brebtes
iaa fort, iom be aplebe benz, er MI be.
spnbt at fisbe npe 5lofte os oil llau
Inp paa en- iurpoct 6aarcaul, ba be bar
soot Saab OH al ina lllpene uSrpooet.
6mpernpr 9oics bar benaabet Spsns
fen Sobn Walin. iom 1888 mpr0eOe
Ell Bise burlington og blcu ocmt til
Iipsuaris 6Gnsielsltrai. 6on blcu be:
naaoet paa ben Setingelie, at ban itrar
ifuIoe peuoe biem til Suerigc.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

bcttos I'll at 6inore Sberiffeu fra at
tn'te 0pnomitbomber inb / be triserlte
ap09oporGtteres 9eir. D,sie ouer9au
'is ftrar til Oberlt 8au Sorne paa ben
8ctinselie, at ban itrloe briuse ben til
Sort Meaiunep. 5anserne oil uben
2pil btiue ~ubteuereoc til Stateus stutos
%riteter, iaa De Tan BRACES til auiuar
for Woroet paa @rau Ga CHAMPION.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
Den ioretaalpmme Gipbmans III

~" ie!uvipHiH AIuUHtuuU ! 2tl
bert Sea, Sobn y. Soulano, er al
mango Senner / isrIte 9iitrift opfors
bret til at blipe Sanbioat for 9elesat
til ben republifanife rationale aonpen-
tIon ! Minneapolis. tSr. Soulano er
en- ener9iif cg op9tis SOrretninssmanb
o9 Ell iprig &epublitaner, Tom Bartlett
oil baoe sgre al at Retro ct 9iQibss
boero.
5or meget Yanb. &. .. Salitnb
bar Der / Spen 9srbag paa Sjemreiie
ira Satota, bourben ban bar pGret meo
enoel ScIte. San tiger, at BET fore.
tommcr BAN umnli0t, at nogen pioere
ltor Sci al Teb Gtper 0alen fra Sloa
neooucr til @rano 6orts fan btipe tit
laaet | CONNER. Naar man iiober /
Sernbnncpo9neu, fan man ie Qduoct
ltaa mnper Saub, laa lauot Gict fan
naa, paa prntrent belle bette Strpo, %
SuIcne ltaar omhgote. 2anbet CT oess
iloen iiplbiet, o9, taar bet cnsang Bit
Der laa tort, at man fan plpie, pil oct
blloe for tent at iaa. 9nn0ere / @eit
fra &eb Giper er oct life iulot lan
paabt, men Der er meget Sne i 9atotn.
Get Ter isrselist no mco Sueocn, flyer
ban, Ioruemmelis ben, iom life er itats
fet.--"5ersus Sails llgcb(."
Miis Mbbie WarcnSorpb pil mart
fomme tilbase fra Dresden, bpor bun
bar neOannet fig j gang. Slln oniter
at Sioe fin iDrite Spncert i Gmerita i
lit Sjemiteb, minneapolis. &oncerten
pil finoe Steo / 9pceum 5beater ben
l3be Sum-, Os Miis @~arenoOrpb pil
pa blipe aslilteret al be bebite PROBES
~lionelle &rGiter Der / 8peu. Sra
Dresden, bprr bun bar optraaot peo
ofentlige SOnierter, meobringer bun Be
melt 9limrenoe Inbeialin9er. Otter at
babe optraaot Der / 8pen, oil bun 9iue
aoncerter / Milpuutee os Chicago,
bporeIter bun til Soften ueuoer tilbage
til europa "Hormanua."
6bas. Gittelien, Der bibtil bar boz
ret &asierer oeb ct. Sanl & Minnes
apolis 9ruit SUmpani, bar ta9et fin
Ififeb for at o~pertase 3reiioentitiains
gen / Columbia Notioual 8anf. 8pre
~9anesm9nb, Der for Is a 90 Nar iiben
iroto9 SanebrDoerens Sitting baabe i
Sfo8 o9 Mart, ~be9pnoer III for gluor
at bane Jig Sci til iremitiote politiIte
% mercantile Stilin9er. 9t De poiaa
ioritaar Jig paa at leoe ltsrre Ienses
iuititutiOner, oerom pioner DC fire 8nn-
fer, iom itaois siDr 9uoe 5rems
ifribt. It Sr. aittelien meo lin emil
nente Se9auelle oil finbe ct fort 8irtes
felt / Winneapplis for tit npe Soretas
senbe, err insen 9pil moertaitet.-
"Nprmanna."
2%Dnufolas. Hat til ben 12te %.
llos 2puet neb / Sobn Nelions 9aoe os
anteubte ben. 20 aisr os 5 Seite in
oebrenote. Sesforuoen brenbte cn
Mansoe Ss, 9prn oiu. Nelion Dor 6
Mil | Seit for 2ate Grpital. Canine
@at ilos 9pnet osiaa neo / 5reo.
Wabers 2aoe ps brebte TO u9rbiinloe
Seite % en- &alu.
) Gbatfelo bOlbtes 8puals 3irs>
bag ben 12te bs. Se, Der arbeibebe
imoo Saloonerne, ieirebe meo en- Sra
~ioritet at 16 Stemmer. 5or fsrite
Gang / 8Dens Siitorie pil Saloonerne
blioe luttebe Der. Grs& on9resmauo
MilO @bite blep palst til 9orJers
meter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
uDlanDet.
Wierifo.

Hnopcgne. Bra 6Rngilet ! getem
er opcr buuoreoe Sanger, Tom 2Iue pas
osnie til 9soen. %nnope9ue oieunsm en-
nnosrior6ilt @aun.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
Tetu Wertfo.

ut Yarn inbebrenot. Ora Bbite
OATS %meooeles, at ben ABE os. ueo.
brGnote BET Ell uis Grifion tilberenoe
9ns. Gn isoaris Gut os en- 8abp be-
'anot Jig | 6ulet. @utteu iubebrrnote,
men bet lptteoes Wooeren at reooe
9abpen. @eb tilitenoe 6ialp btep be
nGrmelt lia0enbe 8Daninaer repoe0s.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

6ariioro III Oelegaier tit ben republis
taults rationale 4onpention Wlinnedpos
lIs. 9eIegaterue bIeu poaIast at femme
TOT 3arriion til &onoiont for greiibent.
Jrso. g. See er louoiputiauis Ror6manS.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
vennplpamia.
TN rGoIom 2ruoterploIion fant

ben l3oe os. Steo / Woiaie Ioipoer
Cos 26rtebu5 o. Masaiiu ueo @jltess
barre. Rpitelieu tunoe martes / en-
Omfreos al 40 Drill. &ompanicts 8p9s
l'lu9er iplintreoes I Stptter, Z arbei
oerc or9btcs paa Steoet, o. 2 III lius
farli9e ~aoaitelier. &rubtmsllen bar
en9ans fsr for IS aOr iiben ~iprunsct i
Slften. Den Gang brrbteS o9iaa
noste arbeiocre.
Sta6eu oulnoes til $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
8eoraia.

9unssrsneo % Spebom srasisrsr,
eiter buao ct 8lao / Ntlanta meooelsr.
! grpOiitiOn.Mias SnbrifoiRritt i Iise.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
"GeD Nrnen" geo. 33,

!noboloer en- tiGt Moromnno-gn aaaoe-
lillo Slltorie cller Gn Nmcrifaner pad emit,
reile. 6or % fra 5nmuliclipet. -5I Tbs.
Iororiu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

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senns 800 ion 8ranie, s1.s5. 3nobnnoeu Sl.35.'
ssrtrltuIcrIe 1 oenne Boa er at ben ior "Ieeorab.gO.
items" gaisre iaa bel beiieibts 5obn Gle, neo 5ors
i%dttsrrns sioarai % lit1oaraferct 9ortrst, 8oseu
a lS5 Stoer, trpft mep npe 1pper OF LET at Irie. Den
oil p~iSitis iiaiie eUiereu mango en- bpggelis Stuao.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
YrGmie Wo. 1.
Sra TjelDbDg0en.
Torteaim1er al Sobn Sic.

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StlliHa til ,Seeorab=E Ofens" 9aiere.
Torfatttrtns Yiograi.
vt zig paa 8usaeu.
Strjns Sagtu.
6iae=Wdrn.
Stunt 9reitO.
6uorfor stabnrtt paa Seggtutit ramlsSe neo.
Gamle Nune.
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24
ALICE MITCHELL'S MANIA.

It Is Described by a Medical Expert, Who
Says the Girl Murderer Is Undoubtedly
Insane-she Was Afflicted With Brain
Love and jealousy.
MEMPHIS, July 23-At the Alice Mitch
ell trial this morning Dr. F. L. Sim, a med
ical expert, testified that he had made a
specially of diseases of the brain and nervous
system, and had examined into Alice Mitch
ellis mental condition few days after the
homicide. He said, when he alluded to tho
relations between her and Freda Ward, she
broke down in sobs and tears. The i'm
preston made on witness mind was that
defendant had undergone marked change
and was net responsible for her actions
She made her relations with Freda very
clear to me. 1t was that there was a mutual
love between them as between male and
female. Such cases are rare, but are on
record and are recognized by the profess
sion.
Interrogated as to his opinion of Miss
MitchelPs mental condition, he replied that
she was undoubtedly insane, and that her
form of maLia was rarely recovered from. He
believed the love between these girls was
brain love. In speaking of the thwarting
of the plans of such an insane person and
the separation of her and the object of her
affection, the witness explained that insane
jealousy would ensue, and the illusion that
she must remove the object of her love be-
comes imperative in her. WITNESSES opinion
was that defendants face did not show the
intelligence to be expected in girl of her
years. He was convinced she was insane
from the examination.
BUerNE will Danish reaches, bedbugs, etc
from your house forever. Is cents.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24

got that nine miles eto ride yet, through
this heat. You'll be. in bed tomorrow il
1 don't send you home right away" be
said.
So we came-tne final mile was mere
matter of endurance. My face was burned
q uniform flaming scarlet, which light and
cheerful tint deepened in the course of q
few hours to rich maroon; so that, to the
casual observer, the only distinguishing
mark between me and an Apache squaw il
the whiteness of my hands, made more
conspicuous from their long drenching with
perspiration inside heavy gloves. And, 10,
after bath and a two or three hours rest,
am as fresh and brisk as possible, and
again as unconscious of nv body as man
is said to be of a healthy, well-behaved
stomach.
When Mr.. D. came home he told how
the men had commented on his "new
hand"
you got her trained mighty quick, they
said. ''The first thing She cut out was a
maverick"
So my roam yearling was maverick; and
that was partly why the boys all cheered
and laughed SO! demanded it of Mr.. D.
at once, as findings of this sort is keepings.
But he said came away before the brand
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24

person or animal that has died of bacter-
isl complaint is touched with a platinum
needle that has been previously heated for
the purpose Of destroying all other germs
upon it. The needle is then introduced
into glass tube partly filled with gelatine
that has been sterilized by boiling. On this
nutritious medium the bacteria at once
feed and multiply with great rapidity, SO
that within a few hours there is a discolored
patch composed Of myriads of them on the
surface of the gelatine.
These artifcially-propagated microbes
are taken and put through a complicated
germs themselves and secure separately the
poison which they have secreted while feed
ing on the stuff in the bottle. And this
poison is the curative agent elaborated by
nature for the purpose of annihilating the
germs and killing the disease they cause.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24
TROUBLES OF sxRvIA's KING.
Regents Negotiating at St Petersburg for
the Young Mans Betrothal.

Regents Negotiating at St Petersburg for
the Young Mans BstrothaL
tBY CABLE TO THE DIsPArcH.I
LONDON, July 23.-The young King Of
Servia is still enjoying at Ems the ques-
tionable advantage of his fathers society.
According to well-informed correspond
ent of the Standard, ex-King Milan
is said to have forbidden the
visit of Queen Natalie, the boys mother,
acting on the paternal rights guaranteed to
him by the Servian Constitution. The news
has excited great interest at Belgrade,
Garashanin, side. with Queen Ma
talie, and nearly every respectable
man has lost whatever sympathy he once
felt for the ex-King. There has been good
deal of talk of late in the Servian capital
about Milan's private life in Paris, origi-
mated BY letter from Paris forwarded to and
published by all the Degrade papers, with the
ANONYMOUS signature, "A True Friend OF
Servia," but believed to have come from
the pen of Queen Natalie. In this COM
munication the assistance of the Servian
people is invoked to prevent the first
regent, NJ. Ristich, from running King
guardianship, ga man who spends his days
between the gaming table, the turf and the
boudoirs of his sweethearts.
The regents are said to be negotiating at
St. Petersburg to obtain the young Kings
betrothal to an imperial Russian grand
duchess, but their success is doubtful,
because the Servian throne is
becoming somewhat precarious seat.
The present Government is afraid
to compel the payment OF taxes, be-
cause the peasants, in resentment,
would vote for the opposition candidates.
and. large proportion of money actually
collected somehow finds its way into Mi
lan's pockets. Civil and military officers
have to wait for their salaries, and it is be-
lieved many of them have, in consequence,
been won over to the interests of the pre-
tender, Prince Karageorgevitch, son-in-law
to the doughty Prince of Montenegro.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24

soiling of the free air; places where the
brain might be wearied out and the heart
made sick in the shortest possible time, by
divers great and ingenious engines Of mans
contriving; and so the plains-the great sun
lit, wind raked plains-and horses and sad
dies and cattle were arranged as sort Of
antidote, and here they are, all ready for
those wise enough to recognize and avail
themselves of them.
Land! Why, there's almost more land in
Texas than the State-big as it is-can hold;
horses, about the same; and as for cattle,
there's still something to be done in the
maverick branding line for the beginner
with NO capital. I am sitting here gingerly
on light, cool rattan rocker, my face
bathed in sweet cream: while my head
aches little, and am the happiest mortal
the biggest Injun--in the Texas Pan
handle!
I attended my first roundup yesterday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24

the plague at Baku July 2. The doctors
declared it to be case of the plague, but
the Government denied it and forbade any
mention of the matter in the newspapers
No preventive measures were ordered by
the authorities The plague spread and
large numbers of the Inhabitants have since
died The disease came from Meshed.
at Jarosslaff, on the volga river, had pipes
secretly constructed to convey the hospital
sewage into the river, Just above where the
town obtains its water supply, and the in
habitants of the town have been drinking
poisoned water ever since. If q similar
state of affairs exists in other towns, this
pollution may explain the spreading Of
cholera along the Volga.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24

after q dozen hot turns, and regained
the fringes of the herd. shaking his muley
head and swearing in hoarse undertone.
Rather hoping nobody had noticed my per
formance,. was preparing to rejoin. the
ranks of the herders a. unostentatiously a.
possible, when one of the big, black bearded
men sheared his little cat of pony In close
to me and said, encouragingly, 'YouIl get
him yet" waving his hand toward the calf
Tho Horse Was Little Too Big.
This was enough. I wheeled Telephone
toward the herd, dug my left heel into him
till he jumped like kangaroo, we shot in
between the calf and the other cattle, cut it
out, and the fight began. My horse was
rather large for the work; then, too, though
he is light, fast and spirited, be has never
been trained as cow-horse; and couldn't
turn him like lightning, as the regular
cutting ponies do. We tore back and forth,
back and forth, between the herd and the
other bunch; the roam calf broke into the
open plain, Telephone and I after him; we
headed and brought him back.
o, we fewi
The horse warmed to the chasel As tor
me, I was shame; forgot that life had
held some disappointment; that time had
been, and will come again, when teeth must
be filled, or duty calls made. I forgot that
wanted fame, wealth, wisdom and a sun
burn specific. Hope, fear, love. ambition,
were unremembered dreams Life was q
roam yearling Of dIabolical swiftness and
perverseness, fleeing between the level
plain and the burning sky; and I, with
neither flesh nor bones, nor anything but q
blind, consuming passion to outrun and
outgeneral him, and land him in the bunch
of yearlings No captive or condemned
criminal of old Rome ever drove his fearful
chariot race in the great hippodrome, for
the prize of his own life ransomed from the
lions or the executioner, in a finer ecstacy
of rashness than that which inspired me to
the chase of my roam calf; nor could he have
heard-when at last he passed the goal q
victor-the cheers of the fierce populace in
q more utter swoon of triumph than that
through which the hurrahs of the cowboys
reached me, as I turned and left my year
ling with the bunch Of his kind.
None the " orss for Hard Usage.
Success is the most seductive of intoxi-
cants, ambition the keenest spur and in
element. I had cut out and gotten over to
the yearling bunch, unassisted, three ami
mails, had been helped with q fourth, and
helped another fellow with fifth, when
Mr.. D rode up to me and asked If
Johnnie and I could find our way home
alone. ''You mustn't forget that you've
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24
DIR. HALEs WORK IN ENGLAND.
Unita rians Crowding the Church Where
He Is Now Speaking.

rBY CABLE TO THE DIsPATcH.1
LONDON, July 2a-The Unitarians of
England held a public meeting in Essex
Hall Thursday night to welcome Rev. DR..
Edward Everett Hale, of Boston. The large
audience included nearly every representa-
tive British Unitarian, and a number of
Americans, among whom were Senator
Hoar and Rev. C.. A. Staples. DIR. Hale's
style of oratory was keenly relished, and
several Englishmen present expressed the
hope that the eloquent Bostonian would
find time to address meeting of
young ministers, in order to take the
oratorical conceit out of them. The au-
references to the ritualistic controversies
now raging in this country. and which, in
fact, have never ceased for 80 years past.
In this world, he said, too much force
was wasted in discussing the merits of this
tin tack or that tin tack of ritual and arch
itecture. 1t was all one to Unitarians
whether steeples were Gothic or only Tudor,
or whether there were any steeples at
all They only wanted somebody
to ring bell loudly, SO that people should
know when to 60 to church, and they were
not worried by such questions as whether
they would have candles lighted in the mid
die of the day or not. Dr. Hale's re-
marks are opportune just now, for disputes
as Sto ritual or doctrine are agitating
some non-conformists as well as Episco-
palian churches in this country, and within
few weeks the two great rival organiza-
tions into which members of the Church of
England are divided, the Church Associa-
tion and the Church Union, will meet in an
nual congress and hurl dsnunciations at
each other
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24

There is horse about the ranch called
Telephone, with whose gait and behavior
was struck at first sight; good-sized horse,
not pony; quick, nervous, spirited; alto
gether much like thoroughbred. asked
and was allowed to ride Telephone (some
reference to lightning, I guess) to the
roundup. The day was an awful one, such
as they don't often have down here in the
Panhandle; the mercury was above 100, the
sun blistering, and the wind, which is ordi-
narily our salvation, was hot and dry.
Our party consisted of two of the ladies of
the family in a buggy, and three of US
horseback, Mr. D., one of the ranch pro-
prletors, q young fellow of 20 visiting here
from q young city of the Panhandle,
and myself We went along gaily, not Civ
ing cent for the weather. The horse was
all believed of him, and more; I was never
on thing with more delightful and varied
gaits We got to the place about IL o'clock;
the cattle were pretty we'll gathered in from
the different pastures; the men had killed
and prepared a beef, and were about to have
dinner and do the rounding up, cutting out,
branding, etc, afterward.
Cure for Chronic Dyspepsia.
Iwould recommend to the iaded palate
and captious fancy that cannot be pleased at
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24
A FER0cI0Us Roosr RoBBER.

Fiery Owl Beheads 40 Chickens and
Gives Battle to q Man.
KINGSTON, N. Y, July 23-James Met
calf of Mt Upton, found new tenant in
one of his hen houses the other morning, in
which large family of chickens were keep
ing house by themselves Mr.. Metcalf had
left the drop door of the coop propped up
with stick, which had been knocked down,
and inside, neatly trapped, was monstrous
owl of the hoot variety.
The brood of fowls were either inside the
owl or lying about with their heads bitten
off, Upward of 40 headless chickens lay
scattered in view. Metcalf entered the
coop and managed to kill the ow< after .
lively fight, which caused his face and arms
to bear bleeding evidences of the sharp
claws of the owl in its fight for life.