The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-11-21
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took .ooslh,,og /, iron bio. 10 "a 1btre rsr g q
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quits. o., '''z" -.
Fhssesiistazy ssitay ...y ~ ii. 6 gun, o., hi. same am
lnsn plunged down the s,eep track BY
,''l,; .bich 81 he : led m come up, and disappeared
behind juttiog rock.
TIE eo..tga.rdsmeo turned ont, a1d
tho men 10 tho Cove rushed np TO see
vhs, ~ 'mi,s when they heard lie
sixna:. They w:re al there but jose ]
G.ree !; Dao Martin coming last, .fils,r
The ,s-t had got h.If way up the road
George vss there TOO, iockin Wild aud
-bite ..and v~heq The: they found The morr.
dered Squire be gave .briek not 50.
mach Ike = m,dd's as .n bysteIies'I
~cm,.,nn's. Hi, father scsc~l.d It him
dercely, but the men took D" notice Of
.bis:c'y; they. h.d other york % hsnd'
lbsnsto note the toues - Of = startled
scream. Oae !ot them picked .up The,
gan, still warm f,om the shot :-.,.!.r ID
aa"Lord above " r. he cried ). 'here's
old jim, Csfas's quo !" ,c-v a.a.
IN The3old man came forward zst the.
soand of<bi' n,me 1.-The mercy of:God.
bs soa. me-" !" be cried, a'.is's cmias sure''
e.eegh. q Where . Jose y"',Vj& Z ID T.
|,sa'".Ay, ,s vhe,e's josef" echoed old
sMastip, sasaeeIy. ."We're oil here. alf'
ve,Cose men and ~hese's j lose I" ~
4as"1:s.ssb'm go up tbs face Of the
.ellf;"" ssid GEORGE Msrain, With his:
eeyes> >oo the gronnd. ."When the Squire:
vest sway Jese want too -.
l. my God, and 50 be did r. ssidI
Ralph, who loved Jose veil, sed Wished;
b n, .np harm. ,>.. !....s, E. :-,......
AZ, ,"Aod this here's old Jim's gan,";
said .ons Of the men !; aud the inference
va TO evident for anyone to pref and
70 ignore i. The. qnarrel Yesterday, :,
the Squire's fancy fof Mary Pesrd and
Jose's engagement to her, nov buzzed
about through the Cove, old Carries
gun still warm, and Jcse's disappear :
ancc. There was no doubt 10 the minds
ofany. Besides, did not young George
Martin say he had seen him lesve the
Cove directly after the Squire! :! The.
case looked black enough aud when
the coa~tguafdemen had turned it over
and over, snd the policeman from St.
Maryis had come and turned it over
TOO; there w.s but one belief amos;. !.
them Ill, aud oct voice was raised T.,
assert jose Carne'h innocence: 1t vas
pretty much the same in the Cove,
Even bis father half doubted and hi.
zm,ther tremble1; but M'ry Pssrd, ,
lifting her h.uds to Heaven, cried
rassiooately ut is not true >whoe'er
did i, Jose had no hand in l., aud
10y God teud The D-ath.ship for the
sinner y - /
The 6,hermen shrank baolk as she
e.;d this The Dsath.ship 10 Trescs,
Cove was f.,t to them IS true as the
suo 1T came only Tor the v'lest of
sinners when they were dyirg, for those
for wtom God had 90 mercy, nod hell
vacant place. But it was . curse,
they telt ~oul settls on the Cove Tor
ever, uules- lifted of by fnl6lment, and
they talked Of it il low and suxiols
ton s, and WISHED she had not said it,
| Ouly Dan Martin scoftd at the vh";e
thiog +; but then Dau believed IN "ott.
ing, neither in CID nor tho devil
Gro BE CONTINuED
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