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The Tuscola Pioneer relates the following story:
    A man a few days since, while chopping in the woods some six miles west of Lexington, Lenilac County, near his own dwelling was attacked by a ferocious wolf, which, at the first signal, grasped his victim by the throat. The wife, standing in the door of the house, saw the position of her husband, and, running up, seized the ax, and with one blow upon the back of the wolf so disabled him as to make him release his hold. A few more blows finished him entirely, but not until he had succeeded in cutting the throat of her husband so that he expired immediately.
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