Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

ocssis-snoriing and .hriekins- teeth
meaniimc suaPPing With rage. They were
galioPing a. tremendous rate. and AZ Rax-
ton had pr'-dicici in a direct line for them.
Had wc none bat ourselves % take
care Of. said the guide wiih forced calm
ness. a. BE- put fresh cap on ibc nipple of
his r'fc. We could vtry easily avoid this
avalanche oi madness b. riding 90 the north
ward or sonihsari. aal - by an oblique
course g.; o. The rear. la, they see Us .'
b. suddenly exclaimed. %. What a masnif-
. cent sislt. Sec. King. see. They arc m
hnc and ready Ike trained casalFy horss-
Co char-e upon as, No more fshting among
ibsn now. They havc an enemy IN front
Arc you ready: They are about % plunge
upon us. Take tie great sorrel oue on lie
irh. ] vii kin the white one. What
.pi,niil ANIMAL Taere b. not such another
in TeNas' wouh not take a thousand
collar, for BIN FircT~
Simuitanscus'y tie explosion Of the caps
io..ouci hy the rcport Of t,o riaes. broke
upon ti- stiilncss of thc scene.
The neat moment ihe magnifocni crea-
tlre 10 enihusia,traiiy spoken ofby Rax-
COO -PraHs FROM the ground With waI.
qoicA cry. nnI tlcn frl forward dead before
his astoai.Lcd follower The ball had
penetrated ihe nrasn Of The noble beast.
King as cqaaiy Fortunate. The sorrel
vas hit fairly in the breast and fell almost
without struggle.
Nov. anl Buxton wheeled bis horse
tosarI thc tram. Nov for thc arroyo.
Reload a. yoa ride. - De aided. a. hi. bay
ui'h great strides swept over the grass At
tle rate % almost mile a mia Ute. Mean
t'me De- sas not idle. T. a fcw moments
BIS weapon "a Reloaded and capped.
hiug f1i1scl has example but more
dsusliy. II hll not been accustomed.
although an exPert max ..nan. % rrplrni.h
ins ri.ir Eith powder and ball whil. riding
a 'iced iAat wa' urged by its very fear %
out Do ihc Tremendous pacing Of tbe blood
Cd lay. However. be sacccc,led in accom-
pi.shiug bis obje ect. and thea lad u trans
serseiy bci0rc h.n on The saddle ready Tor
auy emergency.
for several m1mcnt. the guide and CON-
paniln rode on Ia siieuoe. A. length Rux.
tan cried,
Al. 10 soa bear thcm7 They are
io..osins as. They have got ne- leaders.
DO yoa see yonier ciia. KngY Make for
The descent on the other side 8. cay.
u &c rrach it 10 time sc NAV have an op-
portuHiiy oi seeing ~hat progress the tram
las made toward tAe galch The wagon
should De- on the other side Of it and the
animals. ~omcn aud children. corraued by
Chs. time
Two or iArcc miautes hard riding brought
them % the bros Of thc hiu ths guide had
Indicated. There they sa-keued their
pace. and ra.lc hing booked toward tLs
great moving mass-the Inmsu.e arsnv Of
stations ihat urrc uil following them.
sari~klng. snoring. gna.hing ibeir teeth
All driving them into each oilers torn
hanks. ibe guile turned his eyes anxiou.ly
ea.tTard
d" Great Heaven. be .ldsealy cxclsin-
ed " arc those people mal, Look. King.
tac train cas- Stopped Wlat does it u.eaa.
l. 90 gos-iblr t1 90 across thc arroyo ia
time to save 90 fom auack. fear those
poor. 1. ieaccicss creature. ID twill never
,ss another hour. They slll Je iramp.ed
and torn o. pieces.
The guide ssaved % and fro on o.. sal-
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