A gang of female rogues, of the East Side, New York, work a little racket of their own.
A Murray Hill belle, with a fondness for the Teutonic beverage, sets up a keg in her boudoir.

A father revenges an outrage on his daughter by pulling the wretch asunder near Junction City, Kansas
B. Robinson, a horse thief and rapist, was treated in a way that should strike terror to the hearts of individuals of his stripe. He committed an outrage on a little German girl, and was caught by her father, who fastened him by one arm to a tree and hitched his horse to the other and pulled Robinson apart. The poor wretch died in about twenty minutes.
National Police Gazette, December 4, 1880



