The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-08

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man was mot yet dead, and away shsy starts
On the same jsrvsy, to visit him, on the NOR
ing after the occurrence. IE'~ W.
Their whole discussion during tho drive
an explanation by the ma0istrate could /
called o discuesion-was on the safest and I'll
moet legai method Of taking dying naanis d
positions, and wonasring IL he know VII
struck the blow in this instance, and Il the p,
lice mad him In custody, etc. 3'f&H7s 81 80
They soon arrf we'd % the honse, bnt saw n
agn q crowd, or Of police, whom tho chi,
road 1e wtS Ct odds to have met
sis b attn alive r. whispered tho .resiaeu
magistrate to the father, who came to th
sLAOh zoe. your honor, blessed be GodI. al
viii soon DO rs well a. ever" he replied. ~
was nero scratch, an there wont be hs
perth on him ina dsy or two He wanted :
S isiSs e u lss &. E them but ksr
sDoes he know yoa a"i bald the magistrate
believing that the man wanted to make ligh
oft, as e generally the case.
poaldas - kaoy his swa father ~ '1' 80
- "Afrah, WY wodidn't be- be sensible ? I'll,
tssoy saa never any thfcg elea.p I.' 10 .saI -
n" TIA G3oss \, sishs1 poss ~ know who strpak
:! sochone, doesn't ssersy one know tbst,. you,
bon SURE mas1.i ho Ten \; Auzdect an
Here the constable and two men of the near.
Wiping their faces, to mako inquiries for re.
port; so that they were not 80 remiss after all,
for II was stiil early in the morning. 60 .
and show about the place, and continued,
"Athen, your honOr.s.what do yes all want
here, am these gentlemen ~ inclining his
t mead toward the police sure there's nothing
1--WE heard the man was killed." said the
aAhd we heard Che same thing not an hour
ago." said the constable. - Is -.
home, an don't be making o show OF our little
place. tell you there's not . pin,s1worth
npcg the boy, and the tip he did get was all
Il must see him nevertheless,.my good man;
and you need not DO unoivil, at ali eyents."
II AK your honor's pardon i didn't name it.
s, be sure you can an. see him but there's no
thing how it was himself" F''77f
THAT is the very thing want. Let me see
Lennon then led the way into the room
where Enron was citing up in bod !; for he had
heard the busz Of the discussion outside, and
'ang ghss some me-. Of d its maeeaning.
he Kitchen; for there was nothing annoyed |
lin more-and that. he knew, would annoy
lis son-than thst they should be seen about
,ho did not wish the matter to be madera
lowing horn Of
A very few words with the young man suf.
ced to show the magistrate that their Discus
opposition had been unnecessary In this IN.
tances however profitable it might prove on
pine future occasion. Enron, except that his h
cad was still tied with fandksfehieG show
after had happened, united the hand kerchiefl
romptly Of the reqhest OF the unagistrates and
ion tE sal Hsdss
> mystery or hesitation "a Enaon's manner of
'soribing the matter. MpEdoek himseH had {
,eR the yssy rss IT., t. aSmit and t.
y fnss al,ouh be made ahouS il IA prose-
ting him for the blow, which had been casa
~ asked, he might as well think Of prosecu- l
ng Q msn who had accidentally jOssied him I
All this was great relief to the magistrate
ho as once took the sensible view of Che case,
I'd said that he Was delighted to find that the '
cts and extent, and congratulated both him &
II and the police upon this happy termina-
IN to their zeal. -.--,-s-. -. " f
'the doctor" seeing young Lennon, saying l
ct these sort of "tips" sometimes required n
.dical care, and occasionally turned out more il
'ious than might at first be anticipated. But II
non told him that Father Farrell, who was st
experienced doctor himself, had examined q
wound, and declared that it would not
nifty. = -. OIL
l ne 1acG was that Lne magistrate, in his ius- "
able fright, had, on the fret report of the m
urdeE,' sent off four miles for the dispensary
;tor, in case "the man might not be yet
I'd" and he expected his arrival every mo. -,
mt, as the point ct which his valuable aid ",
nld be required was plainly to be explained +;
him by the messenger. h.
Finding that matters were much less serfous K,
IN ruDlor had made them, and perceiving WI
It the Lemons were far from gratified at pr
exhibition already made, he was not anx- "a
. that it should appea1he had sent for the
tor to 1aise, as it were, young Lennon from pc
dead. He was therefore determined to ru
teh his approach, and to pretend he was tn
sing by on other business, and that il was alb
we'll to bring him in. Bnt the doctor had an
been at home when the messenger called; #
had been at O real case--not of murder, but CT,
birth and the magistrate and chief could in
now await his arrival without awkward me
. for the delay LIE
he magistrate was annoyed but the chief pl!
n set him to rights by telling him that the COZ
tor could not come there except by the road ou
which they should go home, and that if on fri
way they must meet him, and SO they did th,
dhe'ing on his pony, truly as If for life or .wa
tn. no
suppose it is all over, and that am late" me
aid, pulling up. lor
No, you are time enough" said the chief. th,
is nothing but scratch, and was nero BET