Justice Among Crows

A singular instante of justice airong rows has been related by M. Eou.x at a meeting of the Societe Vaudoise de Sciences Naturelles, whieli is worthy of a place in the "Intelligence of Animáis" by Professor Romanes. The observations were made by M. Addor, a notary of Sainte Croix, in France, who saw about uO crows in solenm conclave in a field. At a given signal they suddenly flew up, croaking with rage and wheeling around some object, which ultimately feil to the ground and proved to be a dying crow. Au examination showed thai; the off ender - for such he appears to have been- had been killed by a stroke of the beak in the abdomen, and bis body bore the marks of about 20