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HUNTING A CRIMINAL.

In the year 1s4- was living in re-
tired little shooting lodge on the south
west coast of Ireland. About month
previous to the time Of which | wrie a
gentleman had been shot down at his
own gate in Tipperary. Everybody
knew that the murderer was lurking
somewh here in my neighborhood in the
hope Of obtaining passage to America.
An unusually large reward had been
offered tor his apprehension, and the po-
lice were securing the country night and
day, in every direction.
Q0aee fac stsiissaeesE had 10. u
turned from long days fishing on the
bay, and was smoking farewell pipe
for the night, when | heard the tramp of
horses feet on the gravel outside, fol-
lowed by sharp ring at the bell. 1t
was with no small delight that I recog-
nized the well-known voice OF Frank
Butler, constabulary officer, and one of
my Oldest friends.
When we had seen the horse put up
Ia splendid hunter, which had carried
his master nearly sixty miles that day,)
and sat down to supper, / noticed Frank
looked more tired and careworn than
had seen him before. 1t was not lo,g
until the cause came out.
" You have heard of this murder, of
course, Harry" he said; "that is whao
brought me over tonight; 1t occurred
in my district, and the gentleman was
an intimate friend. I would have dined
with him that day, but was called sud-
denly on duty, and sent an apology at
the last moment. / was told since that
he walked down to his avenue gate to
meet me. His hand was on the latch
when the villain fired from behind a
tree. You know this country well," he
added, abruptly.
$50 well, that if the fellow is lying |
out anywhere within five miles, think |
| could undertake to put you on his
track
Frank sprang from his chair and |
walked hurriedly through his room.
Il would give my right arm to be |
face to lace with him. Harry. Ii you
had seen poor -'s wife; her weary, |
hopeless face has been haunting me ever
since can never rest until the mus-
derer 10 taken, and have certain intor-
nation that he is lying out somewhere.
Every house has been searched over
and over again, but I cannot think Of
bringing you into the business. One
victim is enough. IF it were known,
you would be marked man."
8 Make your mind easy on that score,
Frank; not one Of the fellows here will
touch hair Of my head, especially in
strangers quarrel. My lie is the most
of their leases, and the heir-at-law is not
such favorite that they would shoot
me to bring him in. So now to husi-
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IN the rock, which gave him a
aH advantage. 1t was only moments
~ Frank tore him from it III
that brought some Of the loose stones
crushing down, and with a shock thew
went reeling and staggering to the edge
Of the cliff. - ..~,....~.0 >...f'->4. 49,.
could stand it no longer; there was
a long check cord which I had brought
tor my dogs in my pocket. Fastening
it to a bush, | lowered myself down. AS
/ reached the ground the murderer had
succeeded in drawing knife.
Frank parried the thrust, and disen-
gaging his left hand, struck him heavily
twice The man dropped on his knees
and began to beg for mercy.
/ rushed forward with vague feeling
of terror. AS | came up the unfortunate
wretch cried out: *s ~=7@-s3
"Save me for Gods sake, sir, He's
going to throw me over!'
/ looked at Franks face; there was
an expires ion there never saw before,
and would not like to see again.
. Let him 60, Frank, that's the hang
mans work, not yours | shouted.
He did not hear me grasping the fel-
low with both hands, he swung himself
half around and flung him off with all bis
strength. Twas we'll the coat was made
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As'TANT A>sEsSO..s OFFICE, Dist. LA.
OPELnUSAs, February LIST, 1cGS
Notice is hereby given to the residents Of III"
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OF Congress, the annual Income Assessment
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Opelousas, January %, 1865
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Franks voice rang out 1oal = Il
"Your time has come-look upe!<
Involuntarily be did So and eau ghe
his eye; spasm of mortal fear spread
over his features. He made an effort to
raise his pistol, but wire cartridge from
Frank gun on the cliff passed within
an inch of his head.
The weapon fell from his hand in
three bounds my friend had him in his
clutch, dragged him over the rock and
the struggle began.
It Was short, but from the nature of
the ground a fearful one. A careless
step would have sent the two over the
precipice Of the shelf below, and from
there a hundred feet into the Atlantic
ocean. Both We're strong, powerful men;
in weight the murderer was greatly su-
perior. but in science and activity there
were few able to cope with Frank. The
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at US. The dogs now sprang forward
and commenced baying furiously. The
man was first to speak: :
tCall off your dogs" he shouted,
have care Tor them y
"Let the dogs alone, Ryan" said
Frank, .cooly. Il have warrant for
you for the murder of Capt. -: -:
Put your pistol down and come forward. "
"Come, step nearer, Butler, and see
if your warrant cannot stop ball.
I'VE must give the fellow time to
think, Harry. If we rush at him now,
be is sure to knock one or the other of
US over, and I don't like to shoot him,
if it can be elped.''
"Had you not better 50 for some of
your fellows l will keep guard until
you return"
"They would shoot him at once. |
dare not risk it ON that narrow path
"No. dead or alive. I shall not leave
this place without him.
He stepped back few PAGES and
scanned the rock above attentively.
"Do YOU see that holly bush right
over hum, Harry? Could you get to
that without being seen ?'
"Easily, but what good could | do
there r.
leave that to me, old fellow; his
flank will be turned at all events, and
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