National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-08

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letter was placed in my hands, in
which he told me that Ada had for
gotten me, and had accepted some
rich city suitOr. He cautioned me
against anything she might write;
'for,' said he, she would continue
sending letters until she changed
her name.' Jealousy, you know,
makes the meat it feeds on and.
like Il fool, | believed the villain, and
left unanswered every sweet letter
my darling indicted. Last night l
reached home quite late. The vii
layers were locked in slumber, and
only the dogs gave me dubious wei
cOme Not caring to disturb poor
windows, and proceeded to bed
This morning | pass over my moth
er's surprise and greeting,) learned
from her lips the truth. | determ-
ined to test the wretch myself
rugged ont this disguise, told him Of
my death, paid Off the debts due by
myself and you, Mr.. Warren, easily
gulling the money worshiper with Il
plausible tale OF having been so
instructed by Captain Purdy. de.
ceased; followed him here, ever.
head the conversation that passed
between him and you, sir: and now
Pm for kicliing the intriguing, dis
honest, soulless, and ugly monster
OF damnable iniquity. like a dog,
into the street.
Mr.. Timothy Tollard waited to
hear no more, and was permitted to
slink away unnoticed.
Nothing now remains to be told,
save that marriage was soon there
after celebrated, and, in due time,
Mr.. Warren found himself happy
grandsire to several little Pnrdys.
Timothy Tollard shortly afterward
performed the only good deed of his
life: he died, and never burdened
the world with any living repetition
Of bis miserable self. Unfortunately
however, he has many countelparts,
who cannot better benefit mankind
than by dying, and dying chiidlesS
Sic sempcr Timothy TollardS.
MoNTrEIIEE, VT, April .. Liant
/ Blake. brakeman on one of tue pas
Seuger trains Of the Central Rail
road, was instantly killed this fore
noon near Woodstock Station, by
falling between the cars, aud one OF
them passing over him. His age
was about - years.
THE KING OF ARAUCANIA-Il
the southern portion of Chill there
exists a number of Indian tribes
who acknowledge only quasi aile
glance TO the Chl.ian Government
Recently, IA Freuchman named Tou
ncnS. said to have escaped from q
unatlc aSN ium. has secured the con
lidcuce Of these SavJgcS and pro
claimed himself their king, under
the regal title Of King Aurelie L.
He has associated with him foul
! Ministers, all Fremchmen like him
self, assembled n large amy, wei
armed aud supplied with amumtio u
of war, and altogether has display
cd Il good deal of method IN hi
madness. He is sad to possess th'
unlimited confidence of the SaVagcS
aud he will prove 10 mean attason
ist Tor the Chlians. possessing. a
he does, several well fortified post
and inland Businesses where he cal
carry on defensive warfare for al
indefinite period. King Aureic be
. gan his career aS an attorney. 'Ia.
oaks IRON llttle acorns,' and 50 iortl
SOUTH PASS CITY. Wyoming
April 3. a son Of DR.. James lrwl
of Atlantic CITY was SUI prlSed by
party of Indians on thursday morn
ing in the outskirts OF that plac
and fatally shot with bullets and AZ
rows. After the attack party q
citl2anS went out to look for th
prospecting parties scattered owe
the adjacent country. They rcturl
cd Yesterday with the bodies of D
Nc iuirc, \. Kellogg, f.. Farbrcl
. w. &. Bennington, and james Il
Shattuck, which were found in di
icrent places horribly mutiiated.-
' -Four more of the citizens OF Atlal
tic are still missing. and there is II
;, doubt that two of them bavc bee
! killed, as they were near the trail {
/ the Indians.
The stage due here yesterday In
not arrived. and 1t is believed 1t ha
been captured 10y the Indians. Th
stage left Big Sandy station, 4
/ miles west of here, yesterday mon
, ing, all right. On board were Pa,
, master General Alvord, Major Ru
; sell aud four guards ol the Unite
States army, Freditiek llummcl
passenger, WIN. Brnham, one of Ill
propoiciors of the route, aud w. !
Kelley, the driver. y party OF moul
ted horscmen left here to endeav,
4. to learn the fate of this party
/ There are hut few infantry troops
: Wind River Valley to guard tbs
nnpotaut settlement, aud none
I this vicinity of any kind. Our pr
pie are loudly calling for Gen. Shcl
:, dan or Col. Baker.
6 SAN FRANcigco, April ..
30 a. VI. today sharp shock
q earthquake was felt. Its durntiC
l. was six seconds. The direction WI
q from southeast to northwest ~
II the motion vertical. There was !