, 1873-11-16
THE JUDGES STORY.

aoioalHnoes that hc had follov-trayacr oo, sm,,
,,nen' % II some explanation Of hia remark womid
10 ln order ho went on: "oo'o
Wo bad q very interesting trjn1 Il, At,e.,.
Wock. Iom Carberry-1rish Tom he ia nalIcJ"
was tried for murder. dofendod him. anf1 nsvo,
Struggled lardor for cont In nv l}fo. Far a
miat ~SGk neI9fG ena and throughout tho trial. vorto
sent tho case to tho Jury in the bast rnca;tlo Ill.,
light consulted with Ill tlo ATTORNEYS not an
Easea lor tue proeocution. We got him or Will,
thfeo years IN tho penitentiary; but he ouvht
,us ~ naYo oeea puntsAed-Ao should have boon
,,,I, Iho iollow.paasengor queried a. to tho cir
tnnT,ancea tln sttenipy tho alleged murder, and
son VIZ Te,' te tgGr peculiar and h.t |. tho
Woman up, IL Montana, who poyor RAW Inn,
Caenotfy, thought TINT 10 had lono l1or a orc.t
wrong and So, wllon she was asked. ns fhc
pnnosd nrasG IL, H. TO take up with now man ehe
r., "thli XII Tom carberTy, Of Austin, Nevada,
But never sav nor hoard OF tho man s,;a,
tho Montana aspirant. - 'N' '4ao' sala
49," .m"NsovortholsHa, said eho, 'kill Tom Car
",It is the depth Of winter vo, oh,o,4.s
~ aand Na arc hundreds Of mca from Xu1so' Xustiu'
Ihc Journey cannot now bo made
'Atl him in tho spring. said tho unrc1entipp.
".Yes,' mid ho, mud the compact vas .c,,oa
arrived Ut Salt Lako City by tho Montanss s,a snese
an Individual M WHO freoly announced that be- va.
On p,s na way to I'M carbery Salt Lake oy IL
border men span much greater distanoog, Tom m
WAS quickly advised Of tic approach Of his vis..
tor but he took s.ops oithor to got out ~ iha
May or to be specinlly prepared to 500 company.
,llt nn was thon employed At Koystono alill, nire
whole "ook after ho knew tho Montana clan
was in Austin. You see, Tom is a poacsahir
man at'I, ann no dlin't want any difficulty Most
en "9la 10y hare cone in at once and got tho
The lihteuer entertained doubts at this mint
ops, saying nothing, the Judge proceeded;
Saturday evening, Just o. usual viii, hin,
ION g came into tho city, and after getting shaved
tEe ana sadp n1od up for his holiday o went around TO-
ing torns spent thoir leisure, to mooE hiu,
trlondB. 1t wasn't long till ho encountered the.
Montana FELLOW, who began At onco, in Toms:
nearing; to mako m iuaulting romarks."
Hero tho 1iatener interrupted with" Vbv din
no maito insulting rcmarksa II he had made a
long journey solo]y for the purpose OF kllinr
Tom, why didn't he shoot him oG-anl !" s
"Bscsuse, said tho Judge, "that would havc
murder. and he would have boon an DIM. ~
Cling from from on n,,, avning-aoam IN d.
matter. When two men get into a dght.
Ioa aHd al is far between thom end one kills he
much concern on tho subject. Under such cir.
cumatancen, tho only WAY for 1fontaua vas tn
provoke Tom to quarrel, and load up to fight
But Tom wasn't dssposed to crafty hlnoLo
wouldn't tako my notice--litln't seem to hear.
but repeatedly loft one saloon to 60 to another.
just to keep out OF the way. Montaua followed
him MP, until, at last, standing right before Tom,
be jumped up about two foet from tho floor, aud
Chiefl' Even this Tom diln's renent-ho only
put lis hands over l.ib,fao and Ueptl Fact, sir,
the tears actually flowed. until lis best friends
thought hn waa IN arrant coward; and when be
Wssn't one Of them to say good word for him.
said. I'm Ohiefl' in public place, aud no man nan
Lad dared to accept tile Challenge.
The next morning Tom WAS standing on tho
sidewalk, when Montana came aloug, and they
met face TO face. Tom spoke to him In O very
quiet low tonc, saying:
y" stranger, you used me pretty rough last
yond boon driukin aud didn't r,osn it It, aaa nj we'll
say no moro about IT,
Montana answered: mo apologies In mino..
,o. Me iya hs said ;%om y9n 1leedat apologize
hsn Hs Moatsna aas %sssf sa eR om oarDey ehsr
,ou'ro generous, or elso you're coward. don't
hinl y9ure ; eoW1T,d1y r an Il "a known yonat
But the matter can't DO let Drop for there's hum
reds Of peop1o in my seotion IN batwoon here
nd there who know that came hero to kill you;
. there's but two Waya-we must fight, or you
,u.t run; y .1t + you'll run it'll bo 0ss as good to
"Ton'a almost suppliant bearing disappeared
q the instant, and ho said 'Strangor, sin't
luch in the habit o runnin', m if woro to fight
Q 9 may as vel have it out no" as aav tlmo-
I" Tom asked this question. because we have
" against carrying concealed weapons, which is
'gazaed at such hours MS people think they viii
avo no use for their arms and disrogardol at
] others,
!" The anawor was. NO; | left my revolver
It'll the barkcerer Of tho Exchange
..I Get It. said Tom; '1'll wait for you bore"
Tho Exchange was IN - e coInef nast naa nuaalng e
10 sidewalk where they vero standing Mon
ana went in at tho front door, but came out at
he side on tho crosa esreet, hoping to stea1:
E. and get tho aop o en 10 ndo Ss anaso
= e had CROSSED the rnaia streot to. guard
gaanst surprise; 80, rheu Woutana pokcd his
'iatol round tho corner and followed 1t with just
noouigh nc Of hin head to take sight, Cranberry was
ho shooting began. Tom cur1od dowo close to
;rsa y mark, and because i is comparatively
Montana sheltered himself son1swlat Behind q
ow row Of sacks Of potatoes lying on the edge
II tho sidewalk, and partly behind Shall awning
Ta sss Il o sas:as tha hGh ts ba
world to make a line shot
'Iam making q long atory Of tho shooting,
which 10 reality wns very soon oyor. They
lred three ahots apiece in as many seconds.
4cart, and ho waa dead before hie head te-'
'oaudea on the brick pavement oarberry anr:
endered httnself ut once, and Was Kept In jail
NTH his trial came of, although bail to any
mount wa8 offered"
Aftdr pause, the Judge added: ~ dont SEQ
low could have done moro for him than did !.
,ut tho man should not hsvo beon punishod-ha
'hould have been acquitted and he would % haye
he court and jury against him."
" What was the circumstance SO pro5udiolal7'
Questioned the Iistenor.
trho Montana chap WAS tho fourth man Tom
lad killed III Auntin," answered tho Judge, inno"
,antly.
AIcxnn1sr's Srcctcs
Nro,n Tie Nashr.ils Union.
We handled yesterday \ silver coin OF thu
reign Of Alexander tho Great, 828 B. O.. aud
therefore now 2, 100 yoara old, 1u dihmetor itia
not quite tho aizo Of al American dime, al.
tllough, owing to its thickness, 1t has the woight