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| COW ON THE LOOSE
The vagaries of a cow have kept the ordinarily quiet town of Lurgan in a
turmoil (reports the London "Daily Mail" of 5th October).
When passing along the High Street, the animal suddenly turned into a fancy goods shop, inspected the contents, and then passed through to the kitchen. There she disarranged the contents of the pantry, and returning to the shop
took up her position behind the counter. The attendants fled in terror, and the
animal remained there for some little time, gazing through the window at the crowds assembled outside, and occasionally smashing up 'quantities of goods.
Finally, a crowd of policemen and butchers' assistants entered, and lassoed the cow, dragging her through the kitchen to the yard, and hence to the street.
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