The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-22

". .n,ng OF fear, as he deepened the smoky a
was enjoying pApo
There was no customary salutasion betwes
~ vuy Vi Ino, though the person of each WI
NIL n known TO the other. Bat there was
CbarIeo Rag1 grin Of the face Of tho smoker
t Wnoman) joeularly to clear the way, drew
h 5nsee,,egged stool to the opposite side of tn
portiy f,s %nale a slight shadder agitated hi
contact with his fellow-Sisitor. - '"'n CLOS
s.at IN! M. Mullowney" he exclaimed, afte
as if fh he S6 od mp At his undesre,
h hlm, didn't expect to find you 90 faT from
idoa .f NJ Ror Rst we've both
T Tor Ffolliot spoiled it us both, this turn
ane d,yil reward his ould skinflint fathers son
.aaow do youknow it was Fsolliot fred pr
Only pekase we seen him do it, as we wor
nnrryin, on to kill the two birds with one
bort him; NINE teo We r mad the sogers and we'd re-
Darrn, that there'd be but little chance q;
gettin' satisfaction o. SIGH q loyalist and = 70
vor'se OF sir Johns as the Cornet, BY sish as
What do You mean by vs., fellowp
why jist yourself, to be sure, that every ono
onrsep thst Raia she pope in yer belly still and
the Pope and his breed in all Connaueht. an,
Ireland to boots" he grinned villssnously
"How dare a low ruffian, like vou nm. vo,,
s Sl, on o, . level with gsntlensan bori, and
bredp asked Rorke, ansriiy, IA coIor c "ne
pletely raised. -'0 S'Ao1 0olh-
M,i A,rrah be aisey now, gauger Rorke,n said
Monowney, with the most impudent coolnass
aren't we both In the kings service Yon're |
imp p11oyed 70 hunt struggled whiskey, an we're
gnnln, to our grief, to grow rather scarce "v
late an I'd be glad to see the dav yon;J b NV
a aDae 20 prove that we're not betther man nor
ever stood in the shoes o. yer fathers son. an,
that we didn't do more sarvice to kin% and aI
CQnnaughtr s""Seis IN
outy, and armed ~ exclaimed Charley in -
YVIee almost lnarticulate with rage. "a he
sprang from the stool and half unsheathed tbs ,
oiade OF sword-cane he carried.
"He're on duty as we'll as Won. an,not ;m,,+u
banded aither, you'll find" said MullownY. IN
Inc same cool tone, sprnging from his stool at T
pistol from his breast ana araT In forth large
1rchins now rushed from the hearth to the q
ber IRes n. Wild cries of "murther, muir
heir wesn inc asPntants proceeded not to use "
mem: The apprehension of what might be the =.
ssuit OF the encounter and its conseouen. n'
nesmea to flash on the minds of both ri
,o .i OF aenance; but each, from various mo 90
res ana In different degrees, feeling reluc p
a% rov 70 commence for SO trivial cause an ne
eapone and personal strength and darina nf ~; 10
le opponents. Charley RorRe was mag :" OF I'M
n rs LIDO bone and muscle though now, to be ne ne
q not, however, deprive hin, Of .hst $500 ne
motion and high degree of activitv frnl WI WI
,ensiy seen to accompany great fullness of st u
We lives and, from his fearless charactars az. ma
o nature of his profession, he was %a1i ma
.Dlt9ated to personal encounters. "'i nes
VI MS opponents remarkable oerson,1 ~. me
arance we shall present the reader n,,tp III
What more heightened portrait. IA he 10 &C.,,
pay pay conspicuous part in our pages. In s us
ltufe ne was rather under the midSIa s;za ah'
lie the shoulders, which supported a h 49, 70 !
lck neck, surmounted by a bullet. s5 nd ola
:o, were by no means on a level. one as h has
arm some s Inches M above the other But then wb
pie breadth, and the legs that formoJ th inc
lesSais to this super structure, of that ~ ~ >,
enpth and f;rnnsss of Lucrative OF much line
t was the countenanoe hng thai
.nted the portion of Mullowny's pereon the, .::
e01 Was not eo easy be His
wy and massive, though not deformed. Rns you 20.
1as ms decp-set eye, with its overbanoin% g Gt
q that BELONGED not - I;ounting fur. dam
young man, though with but little of IN o
hghtness or buoyancy of youth in he dns q
son an OF aspeet-and the character o: bis COON
at of ali onr fao. o'nIehat most elo- perst
tly and mora trnIy az, Snao toiu, as dis aid
within rioted nSssions wI h;a might tell, fgur
, checked fiar,a 1877, "uicu nad never Til
gn Al times there was a cat-like expressiog, 80,
inning mingled with the ferocity of the bawi,
lrng the moment two that the ntended me Insn
pat Gi stood "in gloomy opposition set" ont Il
favor with titba rnI;r 100 he"ner credit ianct
ed by n conflict with NJ, poMeIs to be and p
r recollectrd that Tho ry, "hile the Slo
in favor with tho c $500 vas person young
}, and Others in authority owing to his of
ahtry as boon companion aud skin AZ :. III
sman. Accordingly, the blade was arain noaS.a,
hed to Its Sheath and the pistol f., its h",;,,
n resting place and each party resumed -.
af, after Charley had ascrrtained MT th .,ti
that it still rained violently, and that tn ,,,
Oh nus party was Yet in sight. ,h."'.
:, when ~ - niinu'es IN angry of Gu:
tne one young man with open express ! nrci =;
eALures, though BEARING evident marks caLi,,
eApo> ure TO sun and wind. He was ar 49,,
IN sailors garb, and had altogether that To tb..
hss:i'g Indicative ,,G !: aesfsrii,u cared
ZIG companion was tall, thin man. | il tbs,
n advanced in years, and Of pale and ever m
~ penetrating cOuntenance, Az far av loWnv
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