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THEANACONDA STANDARD: THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1889.
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ARMSTRONG'SREVENGE.
From^ iiartila-r ^ .HMirru
^!^^^ l.n^l.l Jmn- momiiiK n,', ^*^^^^^^MM ago, u l^i^. imiruiiily fArni MpnMi^liokliiiR by a Ikajter a liw ami MMMMM^plow liorsa-. ataaal la-fa^ra- Ilia- abut vlmir of^a hatti-nil wiaah'li hiiililiiiv. tin- ^urnainil-^ina/a of whia-h at oiui- |trtalahiia-al it tat la- it^smithy, iiltlHMujb throiitfli tha- a-hinka in ita^wi-atlioi-la-aton walls no fort/a- Bmmj|mmMm1^or rla-t'ry lauium-r rung. Tbt' plowniaii. i^MmMmmMmJ to mm mm bIbmmb shut at an knar
hommm afl^-r that at which th^- Itlaa-katliithj^usually atartail work, n-tirail a |kh1' atrlwai
amiira-uil up ut tin-a-hiliilu-y : ami not,
iiiKtin- fainta-st MMM of smoka- ImMMMJ'
tlM-l, ha-turna-al anal laaika-al alauit MMI
witha pnzzla-al a-x|ira-aaioii on Ilia faa-a-. A
mantira-nkinir atoin-a ^^n lh^- IMMM siala- ofi
tin-i-oail. not :ciii|r tin- farm MI^MMt'a In-;
wilW-rin^-iit, n|i|iroaoliaal, ami, afta-r tin-|^ii-ii.il uiorimii/ h salutation. |MUii|idia| to
toartr-run- himarlf. The amii-aafnl iaaia-^of tbt-m in a plan m-a-uriiia; at ^an* ih-ath^to bia rival ami iniiiiuiiity friMii ih^Wi-tloii^to tiimarlf waa tin- ^-aiia^^ of bia reaolviim^to iro furth. i . Tlina, by ini|a-n-^-ptibl^-^l^-^irn-^-a. In- hail la-^-n drawn into ploltiuir to^niunb-r.
Inan aliiMMtt kIi-i-hoiui' iimmmI In- nau- in^tin- inortibia ami liaatcniHl aloiiK tin- ^^ni-^hankiiwiit to tlM-ai#;iial whM-li In- |tn^|aa^-^l^to una- for tbia ^ln-iulfuJ |M^r|MaM-. l'ln- ^i|T-^11.11 atoofl ut ula.lit tin- MMal pan of tin-^Ions na-k^-uttiu|r, ami ^vu^ pluutitl on tin-^alo|a-of a aiuull ^-^lllailikim-llt alatvi- tin-^ciittinir. An ^-xuiiiinatiou of tin- pliw-t- -ai-^iall^-^l ArniHlroliK that tin- ta-at plan to^adopt would ha- to allai-h a Ioiik i-or^l to tin-^^-oiiut^T-^-^-Mtbta, ami, takiliK tin- i-oi-il ib^Ilia hand, to flimb tin- aiifliul |MWt, mi aa to^c-oiiiinalid a Ioiik Ktra-ta-li of tin- lim- ami la-^abb- to Inwi-r tin- aiirual ami ut tin- riirhl^inoim-nt; for to la- u imMiM'iit tfai main or^too lata- woiilal la- fatal ta^ bia pinna.
Hiaplan wua now niatiira-al; but a loiijf-^|a-riaal aaf waitiuic a-la^ia-al la-fora- all op|x^r-^tiniity a^f a-urryiliK it inta^ a-tt'ai-t pn-m-nta-al^iiaclt'. With tin- |aitia-iia-a- anal |a-r^.a-va-r-^ana-a- atf u wilal annual waitilu/ for ita pra-y.^In- taaak IlilllM-lf a-va-uuiK aftt-r a^ va-llilli/ to^tin- afirnal by vuriaaia raaiilidulaMit raaitca,^ho ua tat a-iiHlira- that nat aula- woiilal know^that In- went tat tin- auma- plaa-a- ^-va-ry a lay,^attl^-d hia a-atrd tat tin-a ^^iiiiU-r-wa-i|rlit, ami^awaita-al only tat att- tin- |utawui/a-r train^tlnali |tuat without alua-ka-llillir n|M-all ami^|uihh tin- tliHtuuaf-Hiiruiil witlntut -loppina/.
Atla-iii/th, u In n tin* tla.VH h.tal t-ra pt in^a-aiiiHida-raltly, ami IIiiih ra-nala-ra-al tin- a-va-u-^iiik mora- Hiiitubla- for a arryiiiu anit Iuh^plan, uh mil' a-va-iiili|tT In- linta-ua-al anxiously^ill tin- flunk tat tin- miiiiiiI atf tin- appro.aa h-^iiiK |ki^^i ni/a-r train, a thrill a^f pla-anura-^hlnit lliroiiirh him, for ha- m^tia-a-al that it^wua Hlaa-ka-iiiui; H|M-a-al. Takini/ tin- a-atrtl^ill hia haual, ha- i IiiiiIh al rapially up tin- -it'^^ll.al |MtHt, .mil w.ts at%'a-rjoya-al tat lliaal tha-^|a4M^M*ii|ft*r train Matppiuir ju^.t atn tha- atu-^tiatn nialt* atf tin- iliatulia-a' ^.ia/mal. 'I'n-m-^liliuu: with a-xa ita iin-lil, ha- turna-al in tha-^alira-a tiani wha iii-a- tin- kimnIs train woiilal^a-atiiia* ami itlixiaiii-ly awaita-al tha' satunal of^it.s appratita-h. Sa*va-r;tl wi'imils, whia-h to^hilll Hi-a-lll^-al Iioiii-h, i lnp-a-al Ita fort- llll-ra-^wan itliy -ifll atf tha- iippra ^.tah atf tha- KiMaU^train. Tha- paHna-ni/a-r train, Imwa-var.
explainwhat haal la-a-ainn- atf tin- Itlaa-k- ( atill Ktaaal at tin- ili-tam-a- r.ia/iial, thratwiliK
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lllith. Wa- will Kiva- that a xplaliatioii^^Mir own watraln:
lluniiltatuAmiatroiia^ wan tin- iiaina- atf^tin- lilaa-kHiiiilh in apn-Hiion. Hi- watrk-^alntp wan Hltuata-al a-|or*a- to a wayniala- -ta-^tiatn am tin- main lim- atf aim- atf tin- k~rt-at^Sa-ota-b railway-, hut at a ^^atiiaiala-rubla-tMa^^tuiitf from any tatwu air vilhtira-. H^ iii|f.^Iniwa-va-r, ka-pt pra-tty buay at watrk fatr tin-^in-i|(blMtriiiu- fainn r-, ami Im iiiu a-atuiw-^t|in-ntly art-II tu do, ami having, mora-atvt-r,^aa Ilia liaal-i-l fa-iuala- na-ii/uiHti- a va-ry^|tra-tty wrirl. Ilia- alaiiuiila-i of tin- iMtrta-r at^Ilia- Htatloll, it wa- tin- iuo-t natiii-al iMaM^ill tin- worlal that ha- -Imulil wi-h lat inaka-^In-r Ilia wifa-. I'ufa art iiuata-ly, thi- wa-^UKtra- a-a-ily ala-ta-rmina-al on than alolia-, fair^In- haal a rival. I hi- rival wa- tin- alriva-r^of a iraMHl--ti*.iiu which wa- almo-t alaily^-himta-al Into tha- sialiiiK m ar Sarah'- haaii-a^taiallaawaif a pa-na-liua-r a-xpra^ |hl ^illi;,^anal who look aalvaiiiau-a- of tin- iiiouia-ii-^t.ary ra^-pi1a- ta^ a-hat with tha- |M^i-ta-i**H^alaiii/hta r. Wha-tha'i- it wa- la-a-au-a- ha ^.a-^a far-away hii-al that hi- h-.ith- r- m ' iiia-al^faira-r than ArniHtroiiifill S4^iali'- -ijjht.^aar wha tha r hi- wa- int rili-ii ally a ill.ill a if^morn- worth, tin- iro--i|i for thi-n- wa-ra-^a/ataaipa a-va-ll ill tllona- Hiilitllala-h wa-l-a- njna^.^^irwaitl. Kia/htly air wronifly, ImwivaT,^K irub iruva- liiui tin- pra-fa-ra-m-a-.
Haviuiatin.iilc up hi- initial to a-k Sarah^to la- hi- wife Vriii-li-iinit wa- M Imiir in^hmliuiiT an opiairtini ity for alaiinu mi.^TIioiikIi In- km-w ha- hail a rival ha- wan^hardly pra-pai-a-al to In-ar from Sarah thai^-In- bail a In ally pronii-a-al to marry Ihilly,^tin- t-iifxiua-ali iva-r. Hut Artii-traini/ wa-^uot a/aiiiiK to yia-lal witlioiit uiakiiiiaT a^mpmmmt a-tl'ort to win lu-r. Ha- pla-aala-al Ioiik^anal a-arua--tly with ha-r to n trai l In-r^praiiiiiaa- to In- rival, whom ha- wa- nja^-llaala al alia- hall atllly aa-a-a-pta-al Ih-i uiI-i- III-^hail la-a ii tin- llr-t to unk In-r. Hut Sarah '^wua tjiiita- -ina a-ra'. Dully ta-iiiK ra-ully tin- i^mall of In-r a-lntb-a*. and Ariu-ti-oiiK pla-aala-al^in vain.
Fortin- ni xt wi-a-k air two tin- lil.u k- :^aiiutli iuo|m-al aiatut anal alial -a .ira i ly any^work, tin tin- a lay mi whia-h Sarah*- mar- ^^riaifa- waa tat laka- plua-a- hi- la-ft tin- -lliithy^in tin.- a-va-uiiiK, anal MM wunala-riiiK into^tin- a-aiuntry, ra-turuitiK lata-ut nii/ht. Na-xt '^iiniruiiiK ha- wa-nt away aKain, mtw walk- :^iUK with uu-ti-aaly -ta-p alatiiK tin- apiia-t^country lulli'h anal now aittiiiK ala-ja-a-ta-dly^by tha- raHialniala-, niutta-riliK to him-a-lf. |^'I In- lia-iKblatra mmiii a*;tma*tat ha-ar atf hi- |^-traiiKa- la-havior, and it wa- whia|a-i-a-al^that In- iiin-t hava- Kona- out atf Iuh -a n-a--,^a- an inn-la - atf hi - haal alolia- iinali-r a -iniilar '^altlatlou.
Tluitwuh ya-ata-ralay.^ tin- Hloiia-ltra-aka-r^watiintl up, ^anal ha '- away alatiiK ^h^ mail ,^by tin- railway thin inatriiiliK. I'ha-y -b tulal |^laatk ufta-r Ililll, or ha-*ll la- lyillit ilowil ill^front of -oinc train, or jiinuiiiiK alown into j^tin- ala-i-p roa k-a'iiitiuK anal lircakinu bia^m-a-k.
IfHainiltoii Artiiatroilfl hail not uniir {^mail an tin- |a-atp|a* -upiai-a-al, ha- a-a-rtaiuly^aa-ta-al like a ill.tillliall. StiuiK to tin-apiia-k )^by bia ra'ja-a tion, ha- bail mi In art for bia .^work. Ha- -hilt up hi- -luithy. anal wa nt^^ tilt tat try tat walk oil tha-fever that b irna-al^within liiiu. Pria ca-alint; aloiiK ^b - path i^by tin- siala- of tin- railway, hi- heart lllla-al j^with hitter hatreil, tin- iila-a of takiliK a j^u'l-rilila- i-a-\-ciiKe U|hiii DuEl'y }_'''.a^ 111.a! '^ i^-ha|Mil it-a-lf in hi- tnitiil. At tiro. In- ]^tria-al |D -hut hi-car- to the aiiKK4katiatlla of j^the ta-mptei : lint little hy littla- In- fgfWW^fallliliari/eil w itl' ilia- nia-a until ha- v-a ^o^alcn 11 ^r.i 1 i/ei 1 i.'iat In- In-Kan to think in a^^|a-a-ulnti* ^ way how In-a-oulal In--i avi'tiifr^hiii^ ^ -ff upon tin- i-iiKiin-alri\a-r. Unify^-^Irraiu alwa^'- pa^eal tin- -tatioii. KoiiiK^aa-t, aiatut 7wt ill tha- i'va-ninn. Shortly^l-a-fatra- it a-ama- tin- 7 :_T pa--a'iiKa-r train.^Tin- ala-via-a-aif plaa-illK an atlt-trua-tiain on^tin- lim aiiKlaTa'-ta-d itaa-lf, amly to la- iin-^nntliuta-ly MH a-iala-. At tin- |ntint in bi-^iinflitatiatu tin- -oiiml of a -iK'ial irniiiK^alatwii -iniue-t,-i 1 to him tin UmijI iaui|a-r-^1111' with tin' -IK'ial-.
Ha-ra-turna-al home anil i-a-lii-cal tat ri a..^ToaHIIIK ra-Htla-a-ly on hi- la al, ha- wan |-a--^VatlviliK ^^^ hi- uiiilal variou- -a heme- atf^ii va-imre when a alialailia-al iala-a -trna-k^lliui atf a plan w her- liy In- woailal la- altla-^tat aa-a-onilllo late til- aih}ca-t without la-nv-
iiiKany tiaf foul play, mi that the
wholehi.one of tha- a -at a-t ropha- would^fall ii|aiii Hull.v. who woiilal not -urviva- to^tell hi- nldjr of tha- -lory, an* a-va-u if he^alial anal uaat-rtaal hi- iunaM-a-tia-a- woiilal not^la- In-lia-va-al. Arui-lroiiK ii-.tieed that if^tha- a-atimta r weinrht at (he hoMonj of the^aiKUal |.o-t weii lifted up it woiilal allow^tin* -u.'ii.il ai-iu t t k^^ alown. ju-t a- if it^had la-a-tl |atwc-*a-a| Ity ma-all- atf tin- la-va-r^ill tin- aWftaJ a-ahin. tin- w ira- la-awa-a-u tin^a-abiu unaPc oimti-r w a-inrht rWMI i liiitt^ ino-^tionle-- all tha- tima- ; wliila a- anon a- tha-^MMH weiirht wa- lowera-al, attain^nat trail' woiilal ra-lllaill atf tin- i-ik-^nal baviiiK la-a-n touched. Hy adopl-^inv tbia maala- atf MR liuir tin- hik-^lial tha atlliat-tion tat tin- la^t llll-llt iolH-al^plan would lw aiatut- away with. The only^aluiiK'-r would In- that tin- poinl-lliali^^llisbt llotica- thai tin- aiKmil waa alown ;^but that wa- not likely, aa tin- liftiiiK atf
tilt* caillllta-r Weight woiilal Halt aii'at't the
la-va-rin tin- aiKUal latx, ami it w-aa iiiiprob-^uttb- that tin* -iK^al man'- a-ya - would la-^alrawn tatwaiil-tin- aiKUul w hen In-wa- not^a-itIn-r loweriiiK it aar pulliiiK it up. Tliia^plan would a-iiabla- ArniHtratiiK tat K' ^ -onla^ali-tain-i- away anil aaa prevent -il-|iia ioll^fa-ta-niiiK u|a^u him; anal tin-faa-t atf tin-^-iK'ial la-iiiK foiiml all riurht afla-rw .ard-^woukl pra-a luale all |to--ibdity of it aua-^pia ion of the-iurii.il baviiiK la-a-u tani|a-ra-^l^with.
ArtnatraaiKhaal Im-kuu hia -| hi ilia t ioii-^witb tin- via-w only of tliaa-ovt-riiiK bow In-^a-oailat la- uva-ii|r^-ail on Duffy, if ha- wialn-al
upIoiik oltliapn- lim-- of liK'it into tin-^nii-ty air. At IciiKth with lluili'i-iiiK ha-art^In- a-aiiKht tin faint antHt-d of Dully - train
mmmtha- hi'aalliKht.^lolld aif -team. Kolala-u
piipiae that
rix k-i ut H in; and^line.
I iie.r on tha* up^to hi- lirciiiaii,^i-a-Kulatiir.
ci-ia-al Tom in
approna-hiUK. anal^I over-hadowi d njr
withthe furnace lii/ht, Ih Kali to twiukh^' dimly lika- -tar- at tw iliKht, in tin- ail^^| la lice.
j^-.now atr lu-va-r.^ thaiUKlit Arin-lrollK.^1 takiliK two or thra-a- turn- of tin- coi-al^\ round hia haual. Ha- tin ll tiiKKa-al lil-tily
atthe colli, lint tin- a-amil la-rw alKht Woiilal^I not l i-e. With all oath ha- tw i-teil hi- k*M^{ round thi' a|pMMl |ai-t. pa^ a al tin- coiil^. throiiKh tin* lattia*a- work a httla-alaiva-^hilil. ho aa to obtain a la tter puri-hiiHa-,^1 -a-iza-al tin- colli with latth hand- ami '^' pulla-il with all Iuh nuKht. 'I ha* wa iKht^I ^*^^ -^^I tat thi- violent a-lloi-t ; the -iK'ial^J arm ala--a-eudeil. Ai-ni-tront;'- Willi lauj.rh^I atf joy at tin* na-a-oin--I i-hiuciit atf Ma MM^I fariou- purjio-e wa- aliuo-t iiiimeihati-ly^t -tilled by a a-ry of ta-rror and pain. In MM
jCXl itelllellt ha- haal forKoitell that hi- lleall
was iiniua'aluately Im*Iow the hiirtial anil,^ami hi- -avaKi' I'lK at the a-ouiili-rw eiKht^I haal Iii-oukIiI tha- -ifllal arm down upon^j hi- lie.nl with a ta-i-rihli- and fatal flail at'^' Hi- lla-rva-la -- limb- liai-a-lia'al fMMJM 1MB^-iKnal. anal falliiiK with a III.id upon the^; HlopillK a-lllballkllla-llt, MP wa- -hot ova-r^1 tha- MMWj! aif tha- MM i'^forilla-ll aim- -iall of tha^lauded in, ..11 the op|ai-lta^I ^Tliat'n -aira-ly a MMM^i lim-, Tom,' ha- ra-uiarka-d^| layiiiK Ilia haual MMjum tin
'*(iihhI (aial. ho it in!
,Kra-at exeitellieiii.
Witlntutanother word tin- -team wan^, -hut oil , tha- link-Ka-ar ra v ei -i-al, anal the^' brat a-applia-al; for tin-two men knew that
tin-uit-a-xpra-hh was aim- in tin minute-. !
amiif tin- man who wa- lyiu , am tin- lint-^what ^ iiiulit la- um-atiiaa-iaiiH tliroiiKh^drink air tliroUKh haviliK fallen ota-r wan^la-ft tba-ra-. In- iniiHt inevitably MMl with a^horrible death.
Ahtin-train Ktop-n-il with a ahaa-k anal a^IniuipiliK of hutl'a-ra anal a-lalikiliK of MM^liiiK-a-liuilia aloiiK ita w hole |a-UKtli. Dully I^juiii|m-al alown into tin- aix-foot way with^tin- t-UKina- lump ill Ilia hand. Hi-iialiiiK '^ova-r tin- liiialilli-al-up form. In- held the^liKilt alaiva- tin- liltaal-4-aivt-ratl faa-a- and^la-a-ranl into it. A fa-w aa-camal-a-l.tpaa-al la--^fatrt- Dully lliova-al; anal J oin, waimla-riliK^why ha- knelt -o Ioiik looking into tin- MM^a-aiuaa-lolla mall*- faa-a-, jumped alatwii la--^MMM^ tin-in anal a-ka-al: ' Ih In-aleaal. Dully'.^ .
*Ya-a,* aiiHWa-ra-al Dully, rai-iiiK hi- head^a- if ha- haal jai-t a waka-m-al out of a alrciui.
Who i- In-'.** continued Tom.^-.Vrui-troliK the ainith.'
Meantimetin- u.hmI- train had entered^tin- ran-k-a-uttiiiK. Tin- aiKiial-arm haviliK^la-a-n lowa-ra-al until il wua ill lim- with the^KiKUal po-t, ami haviiur la-a-ll a-ha-eka-al by^tin- cntaliKh lliellt of tin- coral in tin- lattia a- !^w ork w hen it hail only ii turui il half-way,^ataaal at a-la-air. Hut for thi- aaa iala-iit, ;^ArniKtrattlK'a lleiuli-h aa-ln-IIH- would hava-^been fru-trateil ; fair tin- aup|airt baviiiK^la-a ll taken away from tin-a-aiinita-r-wa-iKlit. '^it woiilal have da-Hi-a-iiala-al, ami aat a-la-vata-al^tin- -ifii.il. And now, to gratify aim- luatl'a^jealou-y anal hat real anal piuii-h one^man, a bundi-a-il iuma-a-nt MM ami^women in tha- pa--a-iiKcr train Wert- to MJ '^-aa-rilli'al.
A-tin- MOOfltl train a-ama' am rattliiiK and^mariiiK t Iii-oiikIi tin - cut lint;, the driver and^-toka-r, all iiiia-aiu-a-ioii- of tin- imminent^[h-ril in w hia-h tha-y wa-ra-, -toaaloii thi' foot^plate wata-hiiiK the -iKIial- anal tin- lim- in^front of tin-Ill. A ulallce ut tin- -iK'ial. aa^; In- a aiiKht -IKht of it, -howa-al Dully that it^MHMmI at clear. Hi- MMM MMM wauali'i-a-al^I ilowuwaral towaral- tin- rail-.. MMM -ml- .^I ili-nly it waa arra'-ted by a a lurk obja-a't ly- :^, iiiK on tin- other line.
At thi- moment tin- braka -inan aif tin-^train MM aloiiK to MM) what w a- wroliK, i^' anal afta-r Tolll haal a-xplaim-al tin- uiatta-r 1^to lliui. tin y lilted tin- dead MMM anal a at^ ;^, ria-al him to tin- van. Dully- anal Tom then ;^ra-turna-al to tin- enuine. ami wa-ra- juat^aiatut to-tart tin-train to advance to the^' atatiain anal MM what a-aaiilal la- MMM W'ith^ArniHti-oiiK, w'ha-ii Tom a alight -ij^lit of^I MMM ruiiuiiiK aloiiK tin- lim- with a^, lamp in bia hand.
What1-up^^ a-ria-al DnlTy.^^Whoa-au thi- la- anil what a-an In- In- i^' w atltilin'.^' a-kei| Tom.
Attin- -aunt tin- man with tha- lamp Ma^I proachi d tin- a-iiKuia-, ami w hen MB hail^conn within tin- liuht of tin- furnaa a-, the^two turn ra-a-oKiiizi-al liiiii Mi tin- siKUal^^ nan. ^It'a ii hie^iiiK you notia-a-al it!^ he^a-ria-al. MMHaMMJ with the a-xa-rtiaill atf MM*^uiiiK -o fa-t.
^Notia-a-al what '.^** both men on MM^Kim* IHl MtlliMnl -illlilltalli'ou-ly.
SaniiithiiiK - wroliK with tin- -iK'ial.^i It'- -tamliiiK at clear ju-t now, anil ya-t^, tin- la-va-r'- riKht for ilaiiKcr. I he.nil you^! itaa-iiiK it without ^InlllMJ up, anal thi ll I^' uotia-a-al tin- -it'nal wan wroliK- I'm Klaal^I you aaw tin- train in front in lima- tat pull^| up.
latha-r-a- a train in front V^ a-ka-al Dulf\ .^I ^'l'ba-ra- ia. Tin- aa-va-ll t w ellty^a-vell^| |aiaaa ujit'k lil.- k. al tln-ra- by u tiiia-k that^wa-nt ^-II' tin- ruila.
Allut atua-a- tin- whole matter ba-a-ailla'^: a-la-ar to Dully. AruiatrotiK hail la-a-n try-^1 iiik to wra-a-k tin- train, anal haal MM^I a-utly fallen alown into tin- cuttiiiK w In n^- puttiiiK tin- llui-heH toua-ha - ta^ thi- trap^i for Ilia a-ncniy. Although Duir^ thoiiKht^1 tbia la-rfa-a-tly plain, ha- alial not bra-a the a^j word of hi- thoiiKht- to tliawu- arouml liiui.
Waanot hia a-uciiiy ly iiik ilcid in tin- van '.'^I Ha- would lit by koi 11 ^- la- liVKnlli-s,
-*\o.We didn't llotia-a- that,^ In- -aial to^I tin- -iK'ial Ulan. ^Wa-atatp|atl la-a aiiaa- wa-^aaw a loan lyiiiK on tin- ii|i lim .
Ha-rvtin- aiKiiul man climla-d on to tbat* 1^i lisim- and tin- up a-xpra-aaa wa-nt tliiintk-i- I^i^K l^^at, a ra atillK a lliilliatura- anal moina ii-^tary hurria-alii- aa it wa-nt.
It'aAnnatroiiK, tin- aioitb,** aa la la-a I !^Dully. ^Hi's a Ii -ail.**
lathat no*.'** ilia- aiajiul mall a-xpluiiuil.^anil tin- Iu|mmiI into -ilem-c. fa-a-liim mi- :^.ibli- to auy unytbiiiK uppnipriati- to tin- I^i-ira-lllliatalli-a'h.
III Kai up witll yon anal aai- whut'a i^w rail IK witll tin- ai^nul,'* Dully auitl to tin-^latiutMinali afta-r u |Mtiiaa-.
Hi-ua-hiUKtin' aiKiial tln-y fiMilid tha-^l-airal. laatHcm-al it from tin- tra-lliawatrk aif j^tin- aiirnul |aiHt ami let tin- a-atunti-r wa-iKht^full aKain. It bail not aninp*atiil itaa-lf to !^tin* aiirnul man that any a-atiiiui-tiou i-x- ^^iauil la-twa-a-n tin- ala-aal man on tlx* Una- |^and tin- luyati-riiMialy lowa-ra-al -iK'ial; but I^III apita- atf Dully^- ra-tia-a-m-a-, tin- a-auna- aif |^tin- aa-a-ialeiit Imi-uiim- |a-rfa-a-tly appura-nt ^^tat liiiu w ha-ii In- aaw tin* iiirtl attua-ln-al tat I^tin- -iKnal a-oiiiiti'r wa-i({ht, anil put tbat ,^faa-t anal tin- fua-t of ArniHtrollK'n la-iiiK i^found ala-aal on till- lim- ta-tfa tha r.
If i-va-r aiiythiiiK waa proviala-ntial,^^aaial tin- -iK'ial mull ua ha- anil Dully ri- I^turna-al to ra-aiiiiia- their i-a-a|a-a-tiva- dutia -, J^^tbia ia. Ha n 's a man that illta-ml- to 1^wra-a-k yamr train ; In- fulla ovi-r tla- i-tn-^Imlikiuciit jnat wha-ii In- Ki-ta tin- thiiiK ar- i^raliKi-al: thi-n yiai i-ailna- on aa-a-miiiKly to u '^a-a-rtuiu ainuab, wlia-u you hap|a-n to -a-a-^hia laaly mi tin- lim-, pull up juat in tha-^nick of Km anal are auvifl.'
Tin- aiifliul man had not proiMtl tin- ,^matli-r to tin- latttoui, fair tin- a-xua-t iiur-^|MM atf tin- a-ord bull not oa-a urra-al tai bim^any MMM than it bail tat Dully. Dully wua^paiueal ut tin- -IKnal man*- iliai-aivi-ry aif L^tin- a-rillia- ami aaial iiothiiiK- |^Wha-n they hull ri-ui'liiil tin- train anal :^tin- -iKnal man bail tolal Ilia vi-raion of tin-^-lory tat Tan11 ami tin* bruka-amuii, Duffy, .^who I tail alaaal uaida- wliila- tin- atatry wua I^beiiiK narriita-al, appratut-ha al tin- mi-ll ami '^aaial: ^Now, lulls, you knatw what Anil- '^-n-oiiK was tryiiiK to alai, and why In- did I^it, hut that'- no MMt why anylaaly a-laa- [^-hoiihl know . We'll lint any a woral alaHit^tin- aiKiial, but when we take baa k tin- '^MMl we'll nay wa- found bim ala-aal on^tin- liua-, ami that he haal aa-a-miiiKly falb-li^aiva-r tbe a-mbaiikim-iit alown into tin- di-t-p^raa-k a-uttiliK a ml ln-a-u killaal.
Tin-thru- im ii -oli uiuly (N-MMMMmJ to ale^this, anal in spit,- atf tin- *MM moi-tt-iu a-x-^iiuiination. in tin- ra-|Mtrt on which cam- '^-iala-rabla- -tre-- w an laid upon tha- pa-t-uliur i^natiira- of tin- wound upon tha- m-alp, ami^Ilia- pra h-ura tor-ll-aal's impiiry, mi one^a-va-r a lii ita al mora- from the-e men than^Duffy that niKlit allowa-al tin-in to ta-ll.
StrnU|ri-atfact aif all, tin- i-iiKini--ilrivi-r^has never tolal hi- wife; tbat is tin- only^MMJ ha- has fraun ha-r.
ODDBITS ()F LIFE.
^ruttwo nickel- ill the-|..l anal kcI a Imt-^tla- of whi-ky*' i- tin -IK^ ^ll tin- luti-at alatt^MUM now on a-xhihitiou in a Wyan-^ala.tta- -lra-a t -aloon, -ay- the Kan-a-t ity (^CMtatai A l-a-pa ii-ta-r struck the ollia-a- for^street-a-ar fan- and iniui^ aliata ly -tarta-al to^tr^ tha- iii.ii hini'. Ih' pet in bia iiia Ua ls,^anal sura- MMMjA in a MMM a drawer '^Mew open anal a MMmH bottle i-olltatllitlK^an aiula-r-eoloi-ail Mu d of familiar liui-^wa- ilraip|H-il int ^ hia hand. The latttle^wa- -ca-ura-ly corked ami MMM ^ MM Mi lala-l,^on whia-h wa-ra- in-a-riha-il tha- wairala in '^whita- la-tta-r-: ^W.irraiiteal pui-e Ka-u-^lui k\ I {^ n ii-l a ii i .** It wa- a -mall laittle,^such as ih'ilfK'-ts da-tioiniuata- a two-ounce^vial, anal a ..nta ined about half a Kill of !^whi-ky. Tin' machine i- iuti-uala al tat ila-^fe.n tin- Suiulay-a-losiiiK law. It is now on :^trial, allll if tin- sa-ha'tna- aila-a-a-a-als I a 1111 -^o.eds aif MMM w ill la- placa-al in mmjm^anal public plaa a s in Kansas ('ity aluriliK^thi' lia-xt fa-w weeks. W. t I. Hlla-ka-tt, m^ra-tary aif tha-laiaral of iiailia-a- a-aiiiimissiain-^a-i-a, was MMM anal uaka-al what a-oulil la-^MMM if m*k a mm wa-l-a- carried into^ell cel. ^It in haral tat tell what MMM Mat '^would purHiia-.^ said Sa-a-ra-tary Huckett.^^Wa- MMM not arra-Kt tin- maa-him-, but .^wa- 111^ ^r111 a a.nll-a-ata- it. I lia- all'aii- would^proluibly h ail to la Kai i-oiuplia-utiania ami^luiKht a-all fair tin- MMlMM atf a na-w^oraliliallce In-fatri- we rMMJM sapli-lch tin-^mai'hiiii'.
-W'hi'll tha- man a-.inn- aroilllil tat takt-^atilt tin- nia-ka-la anal ilima-a wi- a'oiild MMM^him for sellitiK liapiatr w ithout a MMMMV*^HllKKa ^ta-al all atllla-a-r pel-sent.
t'oulilwe da-tail all otllca-r to atatial by^that niua-billl- day and nit'lit. anil pa-rhaps ^^two or thra-a- wa-a'ks. tai wait fair tin- mall^to MMM around '.^* siu-a i iiik1^' MMMMMMM^aunt ha-r.
Ami(hen tin- man miKht hava- a Ii- .^a-a-nsi-, or miKht la- nien ly all MMMaMJMJ I^ami an iiuiaa-a-nt |iarty,^ -ilKKi'-ted u I^third.
Inany a-va-ut it latainc a-viala-ut that^mmm a'omplicatio'is uiiKlit arise. It wua :^show ll that tin- MMMMMMM were atwut-al by^an K.iHteru llrni. If tin- |atlit-a- ^^aiiitlaa-ata-^MM alatt uiaa-hiiii- tln-y woiilal hava* tat MMM^BmmMi tin-in all, ami tha-ra- ara- humlra-ala^of tln-ni of various t\pa - anal a-haraa-ti-ra in .^Kansas City, all valnahli- piii|a-rty. 'I'lu-^MV IMMMMM bill- fair tat KmmMMM hi -^e-tabli-hed fua-t anal a -ilea-a-^.
IlatvvMialiona- i.til m Tit fit-It I inc.^Tha- talk aiatut lien. Mall.ill.- of Yil-^K'^ia nays tin- \a-w York S/iu\ bi-iiiK-out^allotha-r MMJatbtlaMMMM aif tha- fa-atha'l^^wi'iKht chaliipioll MMM It is tolil by a^tiian holaliiiK a 0MtMaTMMM*Ml aillia-a-, who ia -^MMMMMMM aa-apiaiiitaal with Mahona- anil^iliH -n^t lika- him.
Aiatutten years at;ai Mahona- wa- p.-a-ai-^atf the Vii-Kinia .V Norfolk railway, now^known as tin- Norfailk at Wi'sta-rn. At^Homlsaa k. Hoaiioka- a oiiiity. tln-ra- wa- a^ti lcKraph stutiatn am tin- railway, u-ed^for railroad business a-xclusively. Tin- .^l*aniipuliy*H atrala-rs tat Ilia- opa-ratoi- wa-ra* I^that In- must not MM tin- wira-a for ally I^MMMMMl busilli -s tha' aa-uaiillK aif w hich '^would delay tin- MMM aif tin- ratatl.^OM atf Malione^- MMMMMMM wa-nt to tlu-^ollla-a- witll a politia al uia-saaKi- anal wantail^il Hi-nt. Tin- o| a-l-ator ra-fiiHi-al it. Tin-^ll' MtMMMM at Inst -aid it was by tia-n. Mil-^holia-'a order-, and -hovva-al bis authority.^Tin- atiarator aaial: ^to n. Mahona Im-^h MM I won't send it.^ A nil In- aliihi't.^Tin- tt|n-i-ator was follow iiiK orala-ra, anil,^likely a ~ lot, I a ^ha- sa nt tha- in a njti- I ^^^W nil.I have lost hia plaa-a-.
(iall. Malione Wil-ti lalof the operator's
aa-tiamanil ImMMMMJM, He went to H MmV -^saa-k thi' next tlay as mail as a liorm-l anal ;^bullyraKKi il the o|h ralor. Br#MM In- lit ^^isln-il his tiraili* tin- o|a-rator juiiipeil ova-r^tin- a-atimta-r, MMtl tin- furious pre-uli iit^atf tin- mm, anal actually kia-keal him out^M tha- ailtia-a-. 'riia-ii ill a fa-w brief anal^eliutluitii' woral- ha-ra'-iKiii-al his situation,^put on Iuh hat anal a-aiat. anal left the^station. Mahona- went mm ^^^ his pri-^vatt- ear anal staid ill tin- Mm pa*rhapa^! in laal for tlll*a-a- wa-a-ks. K vi ry I a aly . in^i tin- road was a-hatlliiK MMl Nlahauu-'a^! MMJMMJM] MMMMMMM anal tin- ai|a-ratair^was apiita- a lion allioilK the employa--.
t-'a-iatnli*Arua^ uitlnT-.
i I'l'iilll Ilia' Tairalltlo lililla*.
| 'l'ln- ia la-a atf uiakiiiK QMMM Viatauiuu^' a-atlatui-l atf (o-rmali alriiKaatua has striu-k a^Kiaal many people aa ralha-r aaial, hut it ia
'aaial that female ollleei- wa-ra- apiit^ill-
,iiioii ill the Hritiah army aiatut lViya ara^UKai. At that tima-, it i- aaial. mmm who^, had a pull atn tin- MMMIMMM wa-ra'-in the^I habit of t-liriata-iiiliK then- alaiiKhta-rs by^! MMMMMMM names, Ka-itiiiK tin-ill a-amiiuia-^MM in tin- army, and alraw iiiK p ay for^tin- sa-rv ice wllia-h tha- Kil l- did not |n^r-^forni. I'ol. Yictatria, of mmm MMM not^alraw pay. but is MM) witll tin- military'^KlaH.v w hi. h Kaa-s with it.
-1-aWlty .
Mr.LahoatM-lMfxt ia tnua picturial in tin-^.Wa- Hreirw: Tin- smokiiiK-raaini of tin-^biMiai- of ^^ouiiuoiiH ia bia alirini- aUil^tln-n-, |MtiiM*d in an Anu-rii-itti ruc-kina^^a-hair anil dtrlk-utt'ly toyiiiR witll a objar-^i-tti-, ha- uiilia-ka tin- va ria-al tri-uaun-a of^Ilia wi'll-atan-a-al nn-uiory anal a-uime-iata-a^tin- far-reai hillK prim-ipla-a of hia mild^philosophy. Hia vatica- ia pleasant and Ilia^utta-ruiu-a- ili-liln-ruta- anal a-lfa-ativa-. Hi-^haa tin- ka a-ni-at |aaaaibla- e-ya- for alaaurali-^tii-a uild iiu-aiiiKruitia-a; tin- abra-wiii-at in-^aif/lit into affectation anal lauulutat, and^ull admirable illl|mtla-m-a- of all tin- moral^anal inta-lla-a-tual tpialitii-a whia-h roiiatittltt*^tin- lain'. He ia hy no mi-una dia|aawil to^la- aivi-ruwail hy a Ki-a-ut reputation and ia^apt to uuulysa- the pa-raonal and political^apuilitia-a aif (jn-iit awl K^od uieii in the lil^-^a-rul ranks witll all airret'able fruukneaa^whia-h won la I proltuhly- uatainiab those^HtreuiMMiH lailitn-iuiia what liave alreudy^elti-teil him by ua-a-lnumtiain tat tin* revt-r-^aion of the radical la-uala-rahip.
AMMM Ttmie.^Kraaii tin- la-trolt Jnurtial.
Well,no, ha-'a not what you woiilal call^a Kfcut liar. He'll tell a dozen little lie*^a-va-ry alny. tbaiiiKh.^ ^Oh, I ace ; and it^woiilal tuke lliui twelve aluy-a to la- Ktiilty of^Ka-aiss lyiiiK-^ #
KayarpluKup the Mtiark.
Iia.in tin i iiliilin-ri Utl Trava-ler.
Kntiit!^shouta-al tin* -utiuiii r-hoti 1^mail. ^Vi-h, Sir.^ ^tin down into tin-^cellar ami oil till- aa-u-acrpi'llt.
BIELENBERGiCO
Wholesaleand Retail Dealers
Beef,Mutton and Pork,
TO.
Anna-a^li.la.
mmm.
FURNITURE
JwMr.-.-a-iv I'll at
TH.EHRET'S
MMmm suits,
OMCaWMMMf MMriMn. mi.' |*mm ^f MM)^tra-ssa s. lim HmIMBMI Suils.
OM IMMMl iif tin' I'ilii-st I'm lor Kin liitnn-^ever hrtMlnliI to Molilalia.
AFULL LINE OF OFFICE DESKS.
ll4Mik-;iM s ami S!*i r^*tarii -*..
FRENCHCHOP HOUSE,
I'lltSTSTKI'.KT. A \ At 11N I^A.
F.a HUGHES ^ CO.,
iMMMMJa
S|ilcinliilliia-alia aerveil fraun A. M. In |-J I*. M.,^at prn-a-H from *.'-^ rental ii|i.
iooil /.unfiles Scrz-iui at anv [four^o f the Day ar Night.
Hain't|*M*MM tin- Mm
FirstStreet, Near Oak.
roi:
Carriages,Buggies,
HARNESS,
\M
SCHUTTLERWAGONS
'I'll**Mi'-l s^'ltM*t SifM'k in .\iiu^*^^ImIu. tfu lo
BARRETT^ JACKY'S
MAINSTIiKI'T.
t v 1 11 iii v i.i Nil
iiivhon AH1.k l-ltli
J.P. DUNN.
CHOICEGROCERIES.
HAY,GRAIN
ANO- -
Produceof all Kinds.
KIKSTST.ANAt'ONPA, M^^NT.
MMMMOOMtan itiKot'H tick vrvi kn r
EXCURSION
Tl -
COLUMBUS.O.
TheMontana Central Railway^will sell ticket! t^^ tOlunibus, O.,^Si-ptcmbiT ll t^^ 14 inclusive, at a^single fate (066.1 J ) f^^r the round^| ^trip ^^n account of the Sovereign^j (^raiul I .oiljj-e 1. ^ ). * ^. I ^, conven-^! tion.
Goodreturnino until Septem-^^ ber 30. l*^or further particulars^j apply t^^ Wa PinktmiWi tiratul Kep-^' resentative So\-erein;n (ir^^nil^I I llllg.1 air If. C. ticket ntflce.
FRASERX CHALMERS.
MININGMACHINERY
AnilMachinery for tin-Syata-matii- ItciliM-tioii of ^ )rea hy AiiialKamatiawn.^t'oneentratioii. Smelt iiik anal l^-ua liiii|r, Hnilalera of the Honw-atake, Grun-^ita- Mountain. Drum Limimon. Anai-oiialu, Blue Biral, La-xiii|rtoii anil Bi-^Metalie ('ompniiiea' Ka-alna-tion Waarka.
HOISTINGENCINeS
Gearedand Direct Acting,
t*raM|Mf^till|r linal I lev l-laipilia-llt Hoists. Bllillll-ra of
ImprovedAir Compressors,
AMI
Wire JranrxWavjs
Trna'Vminini/ Maa-liiin-a nnal Kinltra y ^ onea iitrntor. Klii-trii- Liiflit l'l.nit-.^Aifa nts fair Kami Itia-k Drilla .mil ('oiiipra-Haatra. litis Kli-vutnra, Kiiowlata'^Ptlllips, Knot Mlowers. KiliKKlnnil aV llon^lns Saw Mills. I'anilsy! v .tliiit^llilllllainal Drill anal Mf|r. ^'o. liartiKWnimtli lla-ata-ra.
SHAYPATENT LOCOMOTIVES,
I'nitiil Stata-s l.la i trie Llfrht Co. New Haven Machine Ttaila. M.tsoii
HmMM*MM|Vialva-s.
L.C. TRENT,
tlKNKMAL. \Vi-:sti p\ IfAMAOKM
SALTLAKE CITY, UTAH.
Sola-Wa-sta-rn Audits fur
TylerWire Works Double Crimped Mining Cloth.
E.C.FREYSCHLA(;^CO.
LEADINGSHOE DEALERS.
Burt^ Packard and Laird, Schober ^ Mitchell's^FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
CLOSINGOUT SALE
OF
CLOTHING
FURNISHINGGOODS.
Lird.Schobeb^ Mitchell
Desiringto close out our entire- stock of Clothing aud Furnishing^Goods and handle nothing but Boots and Shoes exclusively, we will^continue our sale of Clothing at Actual Cost until every garment is^sold. If you need a suit, a pair of pants, or an overcoat. See our^prices before you buy and save money.
E-r.O. r=REYSOH LHC Sc CO.,
NextDoor to Hank.
Anaconda.Mont.
JOS.F. MURRHY.
HavingMMMMMMM] Mm hiiaina-aa formi-rly i-aillllui-tlll hy Jatlia-a Mi-Nnlty ia now |in-^parial tat flirniah hia a-nstoina-ra witll tla^ llin-at Itraliala atf
Domestic,Imported and Key West Cigars
Tola- foiilial ill tin- a-ity.
FRUITSHND CONFECTION ERY
Kra-ahanal t-lioica-. A wa-ll tiaaortail at^m-k of STATIONERY.
JOS.F. MURRAY, - - Main Street, Anaconda.
J.
MERCHANTTAILORS.
SuitsMade to Order at Moderate Prices. Ladies*^Jackets and Ulsters a Specialty.
FKONTHTKKKT. ANACONKA^SIMM IHairs It. Ie^ OHM) Ca-iitntl Untd CMMmMJ anal Ki ptiirini: l*r^.iu|4ly \t'. n.|.sl to.
