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Mrs. JUpGE LYNcH.-On the IO;b uI,.
ahou, forty laIies Of the village of Utica,
Michigan, secretly assembled, proceeded
TO bowling alley. armed with axes,
haicheis, hammers, &c, and completely
demolished it. They had view ed this in.
sidious f5e 10 their domestic peace for some
time with an anxious and jealous eve; and
having waited in vain FOR some legal pro-
cecdings against it, de:e. mined for once TO
take the law in:o their own hands. They
went a. i with much spirit and energy-
hacked The bed Of the alley-torc down the
walls, razed the roof to The ground. and
fin shed with 'rampling upon and breaking
TO pieces tie roof. The building was so
feet long. and this work Of destruction was
accomplished in lille less than an houri
We wonder If the husbands Of these ladies
knew they were ouil-PhiLa. Sat. Post.