Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-04

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bs had done 20 while lsborin' under IN
attack Of moral insanity said to that
thrifty yoo,b, II allus incurridgs gsnus
whenever / see it'll"
I.'s The same with Dan Bryant lam
informed there are better Irish actors
than be is, but somehow I'm alius out Of
.oTn wen they act, &aud 20 il oshst folks,
which 10 what's the matter.
AcK THE l. Glendale by moonlight.
Irishmen with clubs This is in 1898, the
year Of your birth, Mr. Editor 1t appears
a patriotic person named NcCool has bin
| raisin an instruction in tho mountain
districts, and IL now going to leave the
land for tower i" France. Previsley to
doing so be picks the pockit o. Mister
Michael Feeny, gov'nent detectiv.'
which phases the gallery very much in
deed, aud they joyfully remark, "hi, hi."-
He meets also ut this time young woman
who loves him dearer than life, and who
Is, OF course, related to the gov'ment and
Just AZ TIE gov'ment goes agin him she
g"es for him. This is ua,'ral bu. not
grateful. She seq, And can it be 50 p
Ar, tell NE it is not 80 tbusly AZ this
thusnsss wouldst seem T. or words to that
effect. lie says it Isn't any other way, and
they go of. Irish noosic by the band
Mr.. McCool goes and gives the money to
his foster sister, Miss Arrah Meelisb, who
is going to shortly marry Shaun, The lamp
poet. Mac then alters his head about
going over to France, and thinks be II 20
up stairs and lie down in the straw. This
IS in Arabs cabin. Arrsh says its al:
right my darliu, och hone, and shure, and
other poplar remarks, aud Mac goes ~
his straw.
The weddin of Shaun aud Arrah Gomez
/ of. Great excitement. Immense demon
STATIONS on the part Of the peasantry.-
Barn door j'gs, and rebelyus song by Mo.
House, called The drinkin' of the GIN
Ia. VIVA, is this Soldiers come in
Moosc BY the band. 'Arrah,' seq the
ma jor, you have those money"
She seq, "Oh, 10. guess nos
He stz, Oh, US. guess you nave. ut
is my "wn," seq she, and exhibit it.
III IS mine, says Mr. F.rny, and iden-
tiles 1t Great Confusion. Coat 10 pto-
aDosed from up stairs
Nv hose Goa. is this 2 scz The major
ut is the coat o. young man secreted
in this here cabln?'
Now this is rough on Shaun. His wife
accoosed Of theft the circumstances bein'
very much agin her, and also aceoosed If
hasin q hansum young man lid in her
house. Bat does this bold young Hiher
MAN torsake her? Not much he don't
But hs takes it all on himself s'z he j..
the guilty wretch, and is marcnt IF TO
prison.
This is new idee. l. is giural'y the
wife who suffers. in the play, for her hus-
band bu, here s a noble Young fellow who
shuts his eyes TO tho sppate"; -:niuiness
Of his nsw young wife, and takes her
right square to his bosom. 1t was boo,iful
to me who loves my wife. aud believe in
her, and would put on my meetn' clothes
and 60 TO the gallus Tor her cheerfully,
ruther than believe she wac capable Of
taking anybodys money but mine. My
married friends, listen to me: If you
treat your wife as tho they were perfeck
gsn,lemea-il you show 'em tha. you
have entire confidence in them believe me
they will be true to you, m.s, always
was so pleased with this couduck 0.
Shaun that ] hollered out, Good boy -
Come aud see me = Silence :" SUN peo-
pie sed.
"Pu, him outr' said sweet scented
young man. with aII his new clothes on,
and IN company with splendid ws.eriaIi
put this Old fellow out n
My young friend said |, in loud
voice, whose store 10 you sell tape in
| might~want to buy q yard before | SO
humY'
Shaun is tried by military commission.
Col. O Grady. although u member Of The
mission, shows he sympa, hisss with
Shaun, and twi,s Feeny, the gov men.
witness, with being Il knock-kneed thief,
&c, 60 Mr. Stanlon'a Eraulather Was
see y Of war in ireland at that time, So
this WAS entirely proper Shaun i. con .
vieted, aud goes to Jail. Hears Atrah
singin' outside. Wants to see her god
deal. A lucky thought strikes him he
opens the window aad gets out. Struggles
with ivy aud things on the outside OF the
Jail, and finally Reaches her just Us Mr..
Fesny is about 10 dash la-gs wooden
stone onto bis head. He throws Mr. F.
into tho river. Pardon arrives. Fond