Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-08
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heimkiss snA e,asr,aia-a very mu,h ~
European irsvellrrs ~ho sre cros.ing IL,
Alp. .rs received ., the Great St. R.,s
nsrd. Amons-s The psrty who had n~wl,
Assiysd. vsa one who--ss he'd been u.
esss skh myseIf--hsd 20, the lock Of BIZ
pistol 80 d.raoged ,hst !, was .mpo-sibl.
70 sir j. sad ~ be, like mss.lf. and mos
seher ESsssrs sfaselIess, So, sssch Dis
iis<d eshe ides of pr,ce ding o" s;s' JOSH
~ sssrsasA. ise vsA snxh,os 10 has. the
defect ip bis srsppn, attended TO NJ once
II wss easier 10 lesi this want than to g~,
il supplied, there l.eing no one at thai
time in Jeruss'em Who would be at oil
likely TO undsr.tat, d the pistol in question
which was revolver. and furnished with
al the latest improve tn'eots. Al length
Aossvsr, after much consideration and
casting doubt as what vas 70 done, one oI
the Icy brvihers Of the convent Suggested
. way oSt Of ,hs dilicsl,y which seemed
psosp ising enough. There were. ne ssid
. cospls " GernsG tra, elle1s sleeping
,hss night IL The jnvea,. who were lock
sa'ths b i'ade, sad hs hsd little do"b,
bSs oae u sk~o would Le able 70 10 whs,
wss Aseeasasy 10 the pistol II AZ, b,dy
could, The weapon ~ss .. once handed
"ser 10 the lsy bso,ber. who ~ once ta.k
il " she room which The two G-sn.an- o.
copied. s"d. explaining to them AHA, was
an,iss, asked II they would undertake to
set j, right. The traveller. he added.
would pay them literally for their trouble.
The two Germans we're sitting At sup
per when the a.. brother ,,sme ii with th-
pistoi in his h.nd. T.e elder Of tn. N.
whose name VAS Max. getting up from the
table. took the w"npo" If, " the monk.
and CARR d j, |" The ~indnw las thu l,s b,
vas isdins.) that he mi. ht examin" j,
nor. completely. HIS friend remain ID a,
The table si,i'n: With bis back towards
Max, finishing his supper i" pl'o.oi hi.
cal manner enough. The German VII"
was examining The pistol had not he-n
80 occupied but couple Of mi"",es, ~hen
the pistol went OF with u loud nnise. At
that moment me por fellow who was it
ting eating his supper 81 'he table {. II i"r
ward wi,h"u, u,,eting u s,unj. The chsry.
had entered his back.
He fell upon his face On the ground.
snd when my friend, Who told me the sto.
ry-snd who rs surgeon OF the embassy
Was sent tor at once-when be arrived, It
seemed 10 him ut first a. II two men had
been killed ihs,.sd Of one, for both the
Grsmahs we're stretched upon the floor.
and he who WAS 10 be the survivor, hold.
ing the other locked in bis arms, worr u, q.
on his CHASTITY countenance the d-.dI.er
look Of the two. II WAS quite difficult
thing ~ separate them. The w"uUd. d
man had got The others baud IN hi., ~ II
To resssIre hm, aLd to sh.w him thai i,e
'OVed hia4 81 THE same.
The surgeon ,a.sad the wou nded man
lit WAS evident ,hN b. had not long 70
hys-io be removed to the infrmasy and
laid upon b.d 10 die !, wns u bed that
TODD ben.s,h The window. and scfoss
which. wien the sun vas setting, the
shadow ii the cypress IcIl. A v-r, iriet
exssnina'i"n shoa ed that any st,empt to
relieve thr dvinr nnn w"sd i.e u,eless.
and they = sld a""iy S,aunch the blood
sh.i flowed h.n bis wound and vat, h
him with ria, lres: HESS raserness- n. re
is none Ghe it-siih ~hnh N, n ~, b
their brO,her, wtrn each shurt br-a, h.
drawn less aud less often, ", ms ~ though
il were the last. As fr The other Ger.
man, he Was sunk in II hesp t'e>id- The
bed j" speechless s,aPif.cti.m. One of his
hands was on the couch, and the expiring
effort Of the dying man was to take this
passive hand in his. Those who we're
around him seeing then . change upon
his face, i-sns hastily over him f"r they
heard him whisper family.
Poor Max" he said-"Poor Msx."-
The isat act Of the man who died wss to
pity the man who lived.
Aud veil he might.
For come time it MAS uncertai. whs,h.
o. the m.n ~ho had thus slain hi. l,ss,
end desees. friend souh no, speedily fol-
Iow him int another world--~, frariu u;ly
vss b. affected. For . sill longer lsr,ui
i was doubtfal in the last degree whelhrr
he would retain bis reas0a. And. indeed
1t the time the story was told me he
could be said 70 be altogether Of sount
mind. AT that very time the ran W..
hsun'ed with 6x-d presentiment tha, h.
should die some day as his irie,rd hsd
died. No reasoning with him had the
less, Effect. the pre-en,iment had taken a
hold upon his mind which rrtl,ins could
shake. ,Tho.s Who wished hin we'll = snd
there we're many--had oiten tried 10 lad
him 70 y happier frame of mind. and 10
take an interest ia his own future. The,
had urged him Sincs. hs had taken up his
abode " Jsruss lem, " settle there more
comfortably, 10 ret inss 6sster and more
esassaisas Workshop, and, sincs hi. skill
- . workman always ensured him the
'nsans Of living, Id marry. For they
knew that lbs fresh inlerrsts uf . domes-
tc nature which wou'd follow would b. OF
the greatest sevviOs 10 him.
Ths deg ~ill eoaas" was bic isvssla-
bls answer 20 ~ sasch advics-- '%hs dsy