The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-22
THEM THAT BRING GLAD rIDINGs OF GOOD THIres1.
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY MORNING MAY 90 1s7o


- guishabie between the collar of the amir
10 Sioak IN which he was muf1ed and the owe
n baaJ w nat, which descended over his for
s bright grey eyes. - "eep-se
. w, LInere was an expression of wolfsh ioy
4 At rbariyy lace, as he glanced triumphant
= III ~ .Cnar!ey on the entrance of the stranper
. luis aeehng was, however, by no means r,
Sp . Dy the gauger, who rose courteousl
9 visitors. Aoo" 1or the ne'
disagreeable day for travelling. gentle
"e % ne observed, as they seated themselves
+h,. onpieasant enough, certainly, for thos
stran@ ~.sn iEr dry SKINS" rejoined tho younge
noeraily around him; "but it is no new stor,
20 nave wet days on the Irish. coastal ieas
such used to be the casen '
shores ." ' '"'oiy arrived on ou1
lis more than three years since set foo,
t on .nem before, and fear that, during that in.
| have improved" '"o PeoPie
wy to be sure, the soil doesn't thrive with
oo,n hSraPPaIees), smngglers, or priests, that's
81. Patrick banished the yinomons sarn;n.s 30 .
observed Mullowny, with one of his malienant
head H. i Mao,0ny is good authority on that
marked emphasis on the name Of bis late onSoa
s Ieus, wnIch he was determined the STRANGERS
70 ,uaLa oG aPprlzed of, though he cared not
perceive saucy tongues still thrive in Il
at all events" said the Younger stranasr ~ -,
gIoH. EFFORT curbing himself from using more
se ': cheek and forehead, as lie Fastened
:. nIassnIng ewes on Mullowny's countenance.
voun cs yourself that's growing sauciiy, nv
scconnt u an an If You can't give a Bother
s ACCOUNT ov yerself an yer comrade than sus
~, "SS you can, yell be like soon to meet with
!" worse nor words" rejoined Null
ne song the strangers gaze with
he me s stranger clapPed his hand fercely on
me hanger attached to his side. Bnt the
samger itnt;erposed saying, this is the second
'ndeavored to provoke bIoodshed. and with
sI1 strangers IN the present instance, which
s snail take care to inform Sir john of, this
cry day, by the hand of my father.w IAA' !
-, " An which ov us III Sir John bs of.,,o,
nevln, SEEM he had often raison to know he 1
pre- winch ov us IA the loyalistf An NAV he
. ali give iniofation that you could guess
wen as me, that these gintlemin wor the Last .
W for thim." W ''iio'ner Inc
Never mind the lubber, sir,n said tho .,
'unger stranger, addressing Charlev m T III
on teach him to pipe to a civiller time: - and ~
drew his hanger. 0' t'ua q
" No, no, Frank-Willian-tbere rnust h. mn
i ID tbo a siSl the business you are ona
oken, D9t mad remained silently scrutinizinp, "
en dssnitory but searching Chances. the a6 M, Oh
Sny Gsn pessons Of the gauger and
: himself to them, his voice HAVING at nnns a.
leted his companion, we are peaceful ;nnr. Oh
yers' after long travel, that have dronnsJ in ro
no. peIcaance' to obtain brief she,ser from s
uu ana ram and it Is neither our inclina f.,
a nor interest to brawl. We are ent;r., q.
an gers to each other, too, as the gentleman a.,
said' and stranger was wont to be a sacred d.
ne IN ireland. Surely, then there can ho ~ ~,
essity that We, who may probable nsv nU r .n'
~ sS,sa'", snouid quarrel Let US part then He
W., name as we have met, in peace" he
meet INV noS Part as a,sy as that comes to, let
! ne looked for q moment as if he was ahont
pr,hg az the throat of the last speaker. He G
nf aoMever, as he was aware that in the tbs
-! scume ne WAS more likely to experience. Gin
'.iSy than assistance from the gauver after ! Of
y = mad passed; and, notwithstanding that tn.
, agare OF the younger stranger was Slight in
90, while daring fearlessness smoke in svsr We
ba ! us frank, open countenauce, besides sew
ne W, was evidently armed to the teeth. hea
rate the bett.r - Lus. Inc sooner We bet
,essiyeIv from .ho 81 seo horke, looking retr
ssS from bis possios he 90 'ss
NJ , oa ;ii and tho party on the sum- b
.ero9s company, and those that are coming cnss
noS hkely to be more friendly" he added TsoS
w %J.sPeI, as ne passed the strangers and Won,
ed away towards the approaching dr. RR,u
g. at pace not easily reconciabIe With a aTS
m that would have scarcely required the rsv y.
u ss'H 1h to represent adequately the We
49, '~>' nu'Sus, honest Jack EAlStaf | har
young man started as it thunderstrncL 81,
caring the whispered name. But he rs. 90 q. -
10 canybt ,b,. ,o;,;,y, anu ms eye TOO, iowa
out silently to his Con, panion. and tbsv r.onI
ne cabin imm diately after he movin dDmn
at MnII,wn, 10 VIII smile of de- my d
a. niullowhy, and touching his hanger En-
istoi significantly IN he went ont 80.
WY they proceeded along the bench the - u
ger turning repeatedly towards the "h,,,
IKE some bold animal nfcliase siisiIiciuns ,h,s
ick bnt still prepared tn BATH, ~ 81. ir >,
Inetr appTehensinns were rroundl,ss "v
er, Tor the present, as Mullnwuy. ,f,.r r. in
sH'"u ~ moment at the cabin door .n.LI
from them To the Eattyrr aud th., AZ, ),
some yards after them, ~ If ,I.t.ru,i,,J P!!. w
mint an assault at all risks -uLd.nly IL t,.
'd "is direction and Set off in lin, wax. ,,,ni ,
ME" R"rk'', aud ut speed owe. tnppn,, Pan
ILL" leaving the terrified crun, aud ,,nirv
= WI" were stationed at the rear of til. -. / i
To venture int" it again. i',,, y
met, Whispered R1rke, as he painted mn Sn,,
party, II Will forgive yo., .,v.,,, :!.E .,.., :
sooI, though Won blew away clear w,tb ,;,h,
oest chance Charley Rorka ever had. mr.
" nave III yon balk hat scountlrrL. Mnl Eve
VINO, on See, ia breaking his bones To tine FRA,
s'0uS door e.