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4 r •ml hlowcd the body up with a yon are a gone dog,* The of*arvel of powder T freer dqwrttd rsipdk.I wanted to gei away after The cts of the second dad int, fearing that sotnetiuug are well known, but they will orse was coming, but sub in- bear repeating here. The Gen* ,sted upon my taking a pinch • er!i^ chalkuged by an En-f snuff. and so I kept toy seat, glisSiman awl had the choice of fe were just beyond Brighton, weapons; and as-..his opponentlien the old man came at me appeared at the appointed place, ke a steamboat with: ^barrel—apparently containing-Now. tlit'u. lioiv fur is it to l'owalt;T-w« roUed before them.hi where thev fomnl the S'5t ont «ihl ®f UlC bam*fc*l*s ill the WoodsT- '**'** Pntnam. “and I will take1 xuv seat on the opposite* side.I wanted to out of it. hut take„ tUeir ppsitiou*.ow conl.l I ? I hat young man ^ nm^\ that thereV deliberately lied to those wn= an ^ cllanee for both, iteol.l folks, and I hadn't the ailll ^ fife lo a raa..ch which aoral courage to Ml Vm so.and ,.0;limuni„twl will, the contents.hus had to make :i liar of my- officcr looked at the matchel. It’s awhil to deceive am .- ■ a moment as the fire approachednc\ especiuliv a good oM man ' , , , *, • . the supposed powder and thenml a tat and motherly old la.lv. ^ , . . *,, . , * - departs}. As he retired Pat*m their wav to the tomb. , . , v ' - ** nam exclaimed. “I on are Just, 1 h;u - \ »\s t hat s the spot; brave a mao as I took you tosaid :ys we frame to a dark this is nothing but a barrdvieee °r '» K,s- of onions, hat you don't like the. Think lt;*' that; Tisiiuerr he SmciS/9 The duel ended.•aid. his head out of the window;• ■* -‘think of the in babies 'being bund in there!”A MANIAC XOm MATKB,A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, referring to the^ cs, it w: s fearful: she rev death of an inmate of the[.lied ; seems as if I eouhi almost Bioomingdale Asylum, aaya: Bevv them stubbing.ainint in thereiow !Mwas. a mao of slender build, butmenial disease had reduced himi here w:l* another historic jh* *o extreme emaciation. lie hadi:)1 which the ybtmg man had - not lived much more than fortT told i he in. but they had forgot- years, and yet he was the imageten it. and I was never more of idiotic* old age. Such vutliankhil. i hey bad kepi qinei ilse last scene in the life of oneuntil the brake man yelled on* who was Once highly gifted andv.'j u d I lit•u the old e in incut I v successful. When firstman bobbed up and exclaimed:! I knew him he was a fine built * I.ansing-Laiising-aiivJiereV voting man. with a brilliantwhen* they hung Tom CuUhis.? countenance and easy manner.**»■ v ■ •a*H*t it.”’ ! Me hired a loft in a warehouseHe explained that 'IVn Od- and began trade on a capital bus, a Oucftgo desperado had whieli could not exceed ISOQl—muidered eleven old women and But from that beginning sprang dniuk their blood for his liver one of the greatest bouses incomplaint, and after being hun- this city. His Course was one ted for mih»s and niiies had at-9* wonderful success, but itlengt h been capt ured at Lansing ■ taxed his system beyond bit** i i ■ %cut to pieces by the Infuriated Strength. He was so excitedpopulace, and then left hanging! that he could not deep. Hebe-to a tree. came delirious on the subject ofI h:ul to point out the tree.—f asking money. • it was the It was a tree near the depot,and whole theme of his conversation.the tail of ? kite had lodged in] auJ ul ,ast r*1 F3* feared that its branches’ his talk was'but a form of insas*a „•Theresi whnr’tkiy !im»g him. il- woukl fall on his friend*IlaniK-r! Mid the ' otil “mun. ' *t **»»«' ll*em “taw to mike
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Friendship Register
Friendship, New York, US
Thu, Oct 29, 1874
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