New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-17

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less persecution Of long scberisb4sl x5osssrrss
which needs NOT the pen of 4 Wssr53f oT D;sF &
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interest which can mark tis u ilsst III frraiiys
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! Of Lapeer German from ths pr0Yinue 0f xBur4s
temburg, by the name of GlrIehs RING uitIR'
MN q young and attractive Fifes TO WfI1ta III,
had been some years married 9hja LADY, Nkens
giri, mad Deen belle IA her litfHe neigh hbQK4
hood N Wurtemburg, and had bsen sounhf IL
marriage by more than one anxidaa suitor, and
among them was one Daum, by whom HE nfea
courted, and to whom she hid N teHdsd aR6f
encouragement as led him to "a Hid edIs6tz0nS
upon her with all the feryur of IN German
heart Daum was q man Of unMs9a1 stxenetx
of mind. Of stern and impr ressixe aeiSaeasaaT 6f
great depth Of feeling but, as HE sequel Win
show, OF most implacable disposftio when his
animosities had been aroused Ri I0Yad did,
girl with that Intensity natural q Sisn hesi 81
constituted. and having few or I'D sH5nis7e5 With
others, owing to his reserve or Morose disnezi-
ton, he commenced by lavistiairs iii ioIsrs ~
leisure and the earnings of his iai1uatSy uYSn
ner alone. Unlike her lover ii all respects,
tae gifl was attractive, fond Of society azd sn-
W. AT rrk- =
aay came, 70 which Damn had long atsa snipH
sientiy looked forward as the nsEInznati1h az
ms p.Isss after the Wedding guests Ind met ale
told him that she loved him noss and newer
could be his Daum sold biz estates pzI ~ \
moved at once from the sceneso Of his discola1
hture to distant province. 3 & Z
Time passed on, and the laSIvS Was 8s,;,33iSF
wooed and won by 4 light hearted ana coiicI =
youth. her former suitors superior Ii, r,era5siai
appearance, but his inferior Id wealth azid
Intellect His nourtship was uosF fplIayos3 III
marriage, the news Of which reached XIV sclf1
banished Daum. reused every feeling of latent
rage and jealousy of which his strong Heart
was capable, and he turned to tha Kceiis cf 2HiSS
former happiness, instirafed bv xbe ssle tles;yeS
for revenge He skuIked about fbe naiob Sors
hood, lying hid during the daytime for The
most part, but watching every nppoY III slstS Stf
waylay and destroy his rival. t lcnet1 iIsy
met in wild, narrow pass tieaSi1v an;j
fierce struggle took place, at the terninetioll 81
which Ulrich was left upon the ground s1sfn. \
as his assassin supposed Daum fed ma YY; :
rich recovered and returned to his Niies bale.
bleeding and faint The officers of susticea &
sought for Daum in vain he hnd fled ia 8Es,sss
land, where he spent the next six years 81 bis
lie. s,
Inc circumstances had passed away fraln the
puoitc mind and the parties most interested
had ceased to think Of them, or feel any appre
henson at Daum's return. Five years passed
on, and the married couple, with their children.
joined party who were migrating to America.
and settled IN the county Of Lapeer. There
they resided in quiet comfort and happiness for
three years The wild farm had begun to
assume me appearance Ct cults ion The 10y
mouse 20 pe encarcled with creepers and Aewer-
ing shTuns, the Wniteshalred children played
arouna Ihe door, the old German hound lay
WatcnIuiiy At the gate, and the truant sweet
heart. now q eoInely matron, sang At her wheel
sweet songs of her Faderland. All was peace
IN tnis sequestered home. when At the clos qf 4
orighs Day IN August, 1888, knock was heard
at the door, which was answered by the Nomans
whos upon opening 1t, met her old suitor The
recognition was mutual.-not word was said
nesween 3 them nnt while the heart Of eHe cf
.nem SUNK Wltnln her from very rear, that Of
u lhe other was reused to . frenzy Which made
ltsel1 manifest N wild gieam Of long pent pp
vengeance 4s
Inc nqspand was absent, having gone upon a
distant hunting excursion IN pursuit Of deer
ana AL that night, with doors and windows
parred, 2 seepiess. tearIul watcher awaited his
e ca.ne no., ana ms step never
y 0i1ssea 'l,'.. ~ niesiola-
4, ffeclseiy one year, e = day, fram The time Of
tne occurrence just narrated, Mr.. Thorn, an
oid resident OF Lapeer county, Walking apon =
% Dam eunuay morning upon tne borders q one
Of those beautiful little lakes which lie snabc-