New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-31
Tragedy In Turkey.
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to agriculture and the raising Of cattle id The fertile
plains near the Ralkan mountains To their sim
PIE inaginations constantinople is city Of en-
chantments where riches and honors abound. In
duced By these traditions of her wealth, many
Buigarians every year go to the Turkish metropo-
US y md that only by painful and incessant labor
can they earn their daily bread. Sometimes they
return home with the accommodations Of their in
dustry, and live like rich men, telling their neigh
bors Of the wonders they have seen.
La little village near Niche a Bulgarian family
lived, husband and wife, with one son and one
daughter. The daughter, MARTHA was married
when she was sixteen-giad TO get away from
home where her mothers misery disposition and
her fathers feebeness caused continual quaErels.
Her brother Yanko, having already attained TO
mans estate, also sought to enlancipafe himself
from the harsh and often unjust restraints Of home,
and to carve out his own fortune. So, he declared
his intention of going to Gapstantinople and with
some companions having the same object in view,
he set out on his journey.
- Many years passed and no one heard anything
Of Iaako. Notwithstanding the little Kindness
they had shown him when he was with them, bis
parents made inquiries about him of all who
cnaneed 70 pass that way from the great city. but
al in VAN. Nobody knew what had become of
Martha, who loved her brother dearly, often
cried she thought she might never see him
travellers were passing to see If there was among
them one whom she never ceased to expect with
all woman's tenacity Of hope and lore Six
years passed away, and Yanko had not returned.
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about bousebod nnaiter era yrtsn ssa heard he IA
No. thas Nh Z; ~ Fl 81 Lea NJ
"a Iarsas bansa sbff 80 n -, ~ II ~ wot
io1, ssta ti,tt IN s Il ia - . "a go
the fields earlier than usual, and went on with her
work. A few minutes afIeryard the children ran
she sayy 4 vonng man atandnr ~ III ara,
He was tall dressed in the costume AZ the ens,rtry
had 4 stick in his hand and his feat we've veyy
dusty. She advanced toward him and welcomed
aid q I an Son ~ ther yanEa 4, INN IL
CHANGED Won IL mt tnoyv ms > I, The go,ng w;fe
dnmb with low leaked AZ the traveer md I dasnita
the changes II Ia sba fanud M feafsraa III H.
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IIbars Voc yraat ;o, q, ,ta oo.+.,,a mn, e,,;r4
e, haan te he srisniy WIZ ~ ,., ~ hs
,i.a ~ 9bair Ioye ..ta,s Il si., r.. a.
MI tinga ba Mad braaght sror, Cr, ii ti,ri
rI t5 ahant hi. fatbcS and ,nshe i;4 -,
hos rn that thew were stiil IL Ma ~.
GOTTEN ali his former tranhlessnd then III
3ftt ststar ,,,r,ssrtad a MAJ "a, szr-r;,;,sy
~ iii fails Ha ,vas II star ygifii mr. ,hat n;srf
an the nayt dav carly II % IN n h;s birshniace
ana ast boan;faIitv If his narants rvittaut sia
ssr;7a biynaaIf Hoyv be wpnld eriav tair snr
eover, he lola .s nc he si' The
gga,, affar that which rvnnId be sunday Maritza
Wcynid hin them with her husband and little ones
d n toaetbar would calehrat e The hannvret
~ Mn, whon tJ,ev bad snnns,sed N Ia Tast
'. Yanko and Maria baa a oreat s,eal IN ta1k
otant o,d sba niah4 s,rr.;aad thans hasare tha,r
sTe WARE hat If was "a ate. te ne ri tsav M
ith orat glaanase a. H. vant alang fhe snots
~ 70 S4i,iar 9o hin, in his heyhood - ~
Lost he came ~ Tho antslirta of ffe v;,laoe
| ana III baa,t hagai, H. heat SEINE ~ the I'll.
f huu ns - g.. J;5 -, 49, Nm, Int he
s IL 49, ,iaa III ~ ss IN r
- t.,saes r. - -. .;,,,esE yvfan At,
YEARS s.hu, ss ao s ' ano sht
IL knacLed md Iii mother onened the dnsr. re
;d I;, ,n;,h onraaI;ta On II X fha HABIT II ne
1snn1 with straogars agd ;nyited him Il, rest
bimsaif Int sbe IA MT know HIM. His father
| nanaa IN and he ton treated Yanko "a 4 STRANGER
yi ,nia mem MAI he vras an his yrav h, a div
| tan4 1y,i,aga aa4ed for aecommodation for fire
! n;mht md sa;d no yvnnld nav them for f. At The
last y, sa1ards INA ad wanna niis face hrghtened
| In The evenine Ganfcho and his wife showed the
ronnr N, an "a littla r,or, where 4 r,c Scratched
IN the gronnd would serve him for 4 he'd. ana
| wished him good night. Yapko was not long in
getting to sleen after resolving to reveal himself
sta ayt ~ ,sv when his sister came
IA Maanwhije the old woman Kato Ganteho was
thinITinq somewhat in this fashion who can this
strangar he that chance has sent to ns7 He has
haan making 4 luckv Journey. for His gjrfile was
f,lI of ,nonay and I,a aid MT conceal III Nobatfv
cow, Il hin, en;,a in II ,ras On carly should he 4
foo i H. Ia lin ~ gsod chance mi IA il nv
onast i she added having n little rectitude left.
which her bad passions had not quite extingushed.
!. Wbat mattarl tbatSn she answered u, herspH
:. the hoa, will he ali the easier IL For an beul
sbs argued Tins with herself and then the crime
was resolved mon. Her husband was told of her
intantions ana tor jn,a tin,s he gras;sta5 them
A. last he said q Do what van viii. I wash nv
hands of al, mart in the transaction Poor fellow.
he addea !. be sleens very trananillvs ia morrow
where win he bel Do Won remember wife, onr
| son world he about His are -, aSence. what
bnsnass have van n talk az onr am now II, said
the old woman. ,s he ia dead nobody knows what
a hacame Of him Il JET
Gantcha conla mai sleen. and he felt 90 uneasy
that ba ycent ant Jeft ainne now. Kato confirmed
barsaif In mar hnrr;a burmese She took 4 hatehet
fnp, tha nantenisca sbsrnenad II and went to-
wards ber anastis reom She entered noiselessly
waiking On Ler toes an nnne cess;ary urecaution
fo yanirss sIant verp sonnalv She raised The lsmr
~ ,aalf at tha vonna man ana AZ she gazed hat
band tre,abled and "a fealing ~ n;fy arose IN n,
hraast Rnt an instant after her eve caugbt An
i Srdla ronpd his hod, and eyary oihar feaIine III
eenvatonsnass was ;nstan1lv extingnisbed- iTbeJ
!; raising her arm she strnck the illfafed vontl
sevarsl times and he diea without nttering Small
crvs
Kato al, covered with blnod nnfastened tn,
! eirdle hid II and then ehapged her clothes. An
. what should she do with The BODY? She had ueye,
. she had resolved what to do
.ae morning s'ss ea,a re eaa soS sh.s.
were her daughter sonn-law and their little ones
with joy in all their faces. ..Well,n said Martha
have youreeognzed him {" j" Who!' the mofiel
asheu, .ai a,e paie ~ uae h -, " esne
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