ATTACK ON THE VAMPIRE.
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An occurrence OF rather serious ma
ture took place on Monday, at the corner
OF Oliver and Chatham streets, where this
great natural curiosity was deposited for
exhibtation. A boy, We understand, was


in the act Of attempting to indulge his Gu


riosty by looking through an aperture in
the building. in order to have view OF
the animal, when some person ON the in
side, interested in the establishment, in-


serted the blade of an opened penknite, or
some other sharp-pointed instrument in
the crevice through which the boy was
looking, which perforated one OF his eyes,
and. it is supposed. will cause the entire
loss of it. A number of persons were
soon collected in consequence Of the oc-
currence, who Immediately proceeded to
tlke vengeance on the Vampire and his
keepers, by quickly demolishing the build
ing in which he was enclosed, and inflict-
ling on him as much injury as they were
capable of. The man who committed the
outrage on the boy, was taken into custo.
Idy, Ev. Post.