Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-03

Begotla, We might thry him dow II a IN ma ke sparm
cahdies out of him. the fisherman.
but 1t SihrtkeS me the haste iSn'S yonng,' seq +
/ Neal, obviously
1 slyy w
How will do thatl' seq NraI
Hasn't lie gottwo mouths wid teeth in emf,
! seq the fisherman,
tRedad, but that's tbrue,' sez Neal.
An wild that, he lays lould Of H. as bou1 as
| DrasS-wlhn WOW! CLIP goes the claws into his
| hand.
Och, nurherH cries Neal. sbakin' his Iaal
wa the black loUsther cngn' toll, an he skippin'
| about like monkey on.a blrTel otgan. curtin /
en- III. be killed inli:ely!' says he. Take The
haste of. will vel lis dead man ain this |
blessed day! Och! wiTra wirra! what Il become OF
Blidy an the chluheri MurtherI mnrther! the
varmint is sucking all The blood from my body
Ills that that makes the lobsthers red. Sure
ought 10 have knownit afore. Oh. bliSsed Saint
PATRICK, whatlll do? Good people, have pity
on ME! lis poor diyi anl, wild wifean SIX
cmdher downin Galway. Take the basic off, II
say! Will any good jTtleman cut his head of, or
run knife down his throat?
But the crowd they screechin' wild laugh
ter, an houldn their Sides an nyer soul of EN-
stirred, till big butcher btuk through EN- wild
his clever
tHould yer hand down upon the boord, seq lie 10
Neal. And, wild that, he chopt oil the claws. am
set NJ Gowk free.
| 'Now, III pay you for the lobsther, If We Place,
SEE Neal in ipashon, to the fisherman.
oh SEE the man, I'll 'hs batin' ye'te arther,
ye welcome 10 it, AM with that, lie sues d
couple of lCbsthers by the small of the back, and
houriSheS them ut arms length. ArEah. come uun
seq he. {a IA-
But as soon as Neal heard the lobsthers shakin'
an rattlin near his face, hedropS his fists all runs
out of Dublin, vivid the people shOutii' at his heels.
Falxi when he came buck 10 Galway, there Wasn't
many o. the bows that build enough TO ask
Neal MGowk 10 tell 'em the price of lobsther
10y lookup nj its teeth. An thnls the story, SIR
VERY admirably emheillShed, l dare say. And
now Mulroomey, | can dispense with you for The
presents so bear in mind what told yon.'
about the mash, sirl'
Certainly, about tile maSi.'
Still, Peter unaccountably fingered; and was
about TO ask why he waited, WHEN he said softly,
Il beg your pardin, sis but It's bothered Inlrey
am Will give her all onld country mash, or
an America maSi!'
Il don't know Of any distinction between them
/ answered, rather puzzled in Euy mind ut what he
was aiming. i found afterwards thai he was ig-
nofant OF what mash was. 4 toa't know said
|, 'of any distinction between Them
'arn,h. It's Insonable enough that ye shoultln'r
responded Peter.
Look here, Mn'rooney,' SAID 1. mpstiently,
q want you 10 put about two double handluls Of
bran INTO hucket Of warm water, and, after stir
mug the mixture well, to give 1t to the black fly
lnat is W hat we call bran mash in this country.
Now, do you perfectly understand meg
--'tood luck to yer honor replied Peter, looking
very much relieved; for the rascal had pot the in.
formation he fishing for. 'GoUd luck TO yer
honor, what 'nd be good for il drtln't? Sure,
us the ouiu Country mash, aItheI ALL
Il thought as much SAID |; $50 now away with
you, aud be sure you make m,stake.'
''TiSn't likely lll do that, SIR said lie look
ing very confidently. 'liut about lie warm wather,
ls,r!'
There's plenty TO lie had in the Kitchen
honours ordheTs?
Certainly, she'll make no difficulty
'Oh, btgona, 'tiSn't raneeu | care Tor that
But will leive her the full vi the bucket, Sir?'
'''Fwi do lier ham, satl /, carelessy-
And with that Petur made his best bow, and de-
partesI from The presence
Ii might have been some tea minutes after this
that Mrs. Stanley entered the where was
sitting, and, as she was still somewhat o. an in
valid; iaidd the book had in my hand and
Leading her 10 The sofa, arranged The pillows 10 her
liking.
Il wish you would go into the kitchen, George
she said, as was diSpoSing hight shawl about
hsr person. Il am -hde there is something wrong
between that ttiSiman OF yours and PhllliS. Both
their voices appeared 10 be 20 ID deal raised as
crossed the haIl aud heard the man say some
hing about some orders you had given him.
'oh, Jus nothing, my dea',' said, half laugh
ing. Il Understand it all. Alulrooney requires
some hot water, which Phillis, who bears him no
love, has, suspect, declined 10 give hIn.'
My explanation scarcely satisfied Mis-. Stanley,
who seemed 10 think that the disturbance was
greater than would be likely TO ARISE from such
trhe. However, she sad nothing more, aud was
searching iur a passage III my book which thought
would please her, hen all AT were'sia:tled
Wy uIStuHl CIaSH ui cIOCkeFy W0Te-nldteS
HiSteS IN TACT, as tsrwadS uiScOvErcti. To add
TO our annoyance, this crash was speedily follow
Ell by halt Suppressed shrek. Mrs. Staniy started
up, IN alarm. ~
DO go and see wi at is the ma Ter George SAID
she. tod you was sun it was some thing
SerlouS. That lIIShnan will be death OF PhilliS
some OF these days: they are always quarrelicg.'
scarcely pnusing to listen 10 thu closing portion
o. my vile S speech, hurried from the room, nd
soon heard, as passed through lie hail. an IN
creasIng clamor IN the kitchen beyond. First OF
all came the Shrill voice of Phillis
'ila' done, say! | wont hab muffin 10 tlD wild
lheStuf, uairawayr
You ugly an contrary onld naygur, dm't l
tell ye lis the master ordhers? heard Peter re-
Spond.
.'1'aint no seecil thing. Go way, you poo
white FISHER! | tell 'Se 1 won't. VINO ebba
heard OBJ colored 'ooman takine bran mash
afore, l'd like To know?'
lie whole truth of what had been Suspectins
ior some time flashed upon me once, ana the fun
OF Tue thlns struck me irreslstibly that hest
tated Tor a lille 10 break inupon il.
ARA, be aisy, can't ye and take the dose like
n dacenLnayrur'
go way, | tell 'een screamed PhilIis. 'I'l
call miSsuS, dat WILL
Och by this am by that said Peter, IeSolute-
w III It's about TO trghten the beautiful misthreSs
We are, an she sick TOO ct this same time Pll soon
put stop 10 that
Immediately afterwards / leard the sound of his
heavy step across the kitchen floor, and then came
short Scutiie and stihed scream. Concluding
That 1t was now time for to.inierfere, l moved
quickly on. and, just the scrtfling gave way to
smothered sobs and broken ejaculat lions, l flung
open the door and loookedn IN. The first thing that
caught my eye Phis seated in chair sput
iering and gaSpng; while NIurooney, holding her
head under his left arm, was employing his right
hand III conveying lin cup Of ban sill from the
bucket at his side 10 Ier upturned mouth.
What in the nnme Of all That is good, are you
doing now. Mulroony?' said L.
Sure, SIR said he 'what 'ud do but give
DiaVk Phllis the warm mash, according TO yer
honcr's ordhers? AugB the mayhem! Bad cess
to her! IT'S thEoube enough I've had TO make her
reasonable and obadient, am that's no e-the stu
ned OH Id tlLnEe OF navI,I,ri,