The Progress., 1893-06-03

love. and tender pity for all sufferers, |
has prepared the way for an easy cap
ture of hearts in behalf OF dumb suf- .
ferers.
For the benefit of offenders and to .
give all some idea of the good work |
done by these societies I publish be-
low. some specimen cases prosecuted f.
during the past year by a Massachusetts
society.
j. For beating a COW, farmer paid
fine of $40 and costs.
,. For beating two hogs. breaking
six of their legs, a butcher was fined so.
3. For beating horse with a shovel,
a teamster was fined Slj: another who
beat donkey, was fined like amount.
t. For beating a dog to death, an Of
fender paid fine Of $50.
,. For beating horse to death with
a pick handle. 50 that he fell in the
shafts and died, cartman was fined
S25.
\ second for a like offence, was fined
500 which he served out in the house
of correction
q. For brutally kicking his horse, and
for clubbing a hor,, severely, two team
eters were sent three months to Jail
each.
:. Divers teamster,, who overloaded
their teams. were fined in sums varying
from 3 to $40
:. Two person, drove a horse 50 tina I
he died; one paid fine Of 575, the other
! paid fine Of 80. also paying the owner
/ the value Of the animal. y third paid
! fine of so: a fourth was sent to house
of correction for two months; fifth
was sent to Jail for six months.
O. For rdriving lame, CALLED. sore back
ed. ami unfit horses, divers person 5
were fined in sum, varying from s2O 20
/ SlGO.
10. Two dump-cart drivers, whose
horses We're found u have very sore
oacks wers fined 32) and $40 each.
II. For rnon-sheltering two calves, a
farmer was fined $2j. Two others who
left their stock ont in storm, until
covered with ice, wsrs cach fine1 3l2.
II A butcher who failed to properly Y
shelter stock awaiting slaughter, was
fined 30.
l3. For non-fee Ing his fowls, Il
farmer was fined Sl2.
II. For starving their c)r5. two
farmers paid fines of 52j and $50. \
third, for a like offence, went to house
of correction for two months; fourth,
who starred his oxen, was fined $2O; a
fifth, who fe his horse and cows main
ly upon refuse apple pumic3 from ci-
der mill. was fined $50.
10. For abandoning a COW by the road
side, an offender was fined $40; fol
abandoning their wornou5 horses, di
vers Jockeys paid fines ot SO, Sl5, 80
| and $50.
IG. For pouring turpentino upon
dog enticed into the Armory Of a mill
tary company, an offender was fined $50
A hotel proprietor was fined 80 for ;
like offence.
Il. For mutilating a dog by cutt in
: with knife, an offender was fined $40
, which he served out in the house o
! correction.
Is. For melting dog to bite ant
wound pig, so that he had 10 be killed
another was fined so.
10. For breaking the back OF dog
with a4iovel, then burying him alive
e an offender was fined S25.
e 20. For shooting a charge Of shot int
= a COW. to drive her into the barn,
e farmer was fined $25. Another wh'
chopped off the tail of a cow becaus
5 she switched it in his face, was fine.
SIS.
21. For revengefully mutilating
; neighbor's cow, by cutting with a knife
5 an offender was fined $780,
;, %. For gross cruelty in the use OF
d twister on the nose Of a horse, an oi
T. fender was fined S2j.
il -. For cruelty transporting calves o
, a stock train. a drover was fined S3i
y A second, guilty of like offence o
a cattle. was fined $40; third was fine
is $50 For cruelty transporting two hogs
It in great suffering from having had 81
2, of their legs broken a butcher was fine
N $50.
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The following is list of the names
1 pupils of first. second and fourth depar
y ment Of the Crockett street school, wi
le received distinction for good scholarshi
D. during the past term. Miss James of u
a third department failed to hand in h'
I'd report to the principal.
IN First Department-Minnie House, r.
~ win Hinkle, Maggie Wehke, Pincus Sin
Eae. Do1a,pun Matt T, Stone IL