Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-26


head, as Knocked him down as fiat as pancake.
Take that you villain said he, for it's
debt I've long owed YOU!
'lIave you p said the nour-dcalcr's son, a.
he rushed out with cudgel IN his hand. 'Thcn
tell me how you like that giving him such
hearty whack across the shoulders that he was
fain to drop his broomstick.
Yet the blow had hardly been given, before a
friend Of the dogs master ran up with drawn
sword, and would have made minccmca, OF the
flour dealers son, but for soldier, who cried
out, Shame, thou coward, and son of cow
ard, who would attack youth with only stick
in his hand, and you. armed with sword !
Shame on you It's Just like You rascally
Hlndoo fellows, who pretend to be soldiers. and
as much like soldiers as thai poor cat. why
don't you try me-?
why not 2 replied the man. DO You think
IN afraid of such a bully AS you? Come on.
you scoundrel, and I'll show you what differ
ence there is between cat aud y llindoo! d!
Upon this the soldier drew his sword, and
both began TO cut at each other in good earn
est
On this all the people cried out, Murder!
Murder ! and great many soldiers running to
the spot We're soon engaged always attacking
the lilndoos, who were on the dos side, and
the llndoos the Mussumans, who were on the
MussuIman were fighting, the llndoos aided
the llindoo, ard the Mussulmans the Mussul.
man and the consequence was the death OF
many on each side, aud the Wuunding OF most
Of the foolish quarrclsome people engaged.
OF co urse such hubbub as this could not
be cont nucd long wi,hou, its being reported to
the Raja h, who forthwith FASTENED Ircm his
palace with his body guard and some horsc'ncn.
and soon put ii stop to Til. terrible fray and all
the ringleadcrs were forthwith seized and tied
together and marched off to prison, there to be
kept closely confined till the sad business should
be fully inquired into, and the cause of 50 dead.
tul riot asccrtaincd, and fixed upon the guilty.
AlI,hot nicht ,bcrcrorc. worc thc n,oris,ra,cs
and n(lrc niiicnrs hard -, v,nrl. L.,rni,7, t oy.
idrrro Inn, ,hcv JiJ noI ,Ivnmco , sin,7lo .te,
in lhe hn.inoss. no nnr Gr several ,I,y. ,ttor
otni,h.tandjnr fine GREAT impaIirucc oi ,hr pa
iah. to whom tIrv could oujv r,nor, from time
f. ti,no ,Lo LooIii,, of no,Iin,, Ln, nnr,, .r.,
Dcn'NCu, and 6oT ,M.lo" and Car -,n,', ,,
-1,at,
A very similar G,olirc also. wos entertained
! by thc E,u,or. who v.nr, c,I,,d ir orI n,h,
,itcr iutcnSo an,I;co,ion d,cI,rnj ,Ln,n..ly,.
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: nrcccIcmis hoth an ,hn s,In ot tho c,t .nJ w.,
Ihe dor .nJ conscnuontly nr tho ov.nar If tho
c.t a. u,U -. tho ouncr or ,Lo dn,, ard ,Lo
,ar,z,uS nf ,Lo n,,nor. IF ,ho Jo,, 5nI ~ ,no
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,o ,Le dy r,He final 5.nnnn,,;an
- or Doonb>tav itself but for the wise old l;rah-
= min who had such timely warning 10 turn rur
the stanrcr.
lie had in reality been quietly chucklinr n
. littln. as many arc wont to Il, who have hv,d
tn see their nronbccics first d,sniscd and thru
. rulhllcJ. I'm, his heart rpruriu, h La.trurd IN
= the nalarc. and prostratluu himself b.l,rc line