The Red Cloud chief., 1874-11-25

spring dsy. "a. returning tn tie
city from q long walk. and wss n u.
alls happy. That lav. for the 6 =,
tine. | had veniur.} IN vice . Yong
lady whom | loved. = rril ny proof If
my ~aff-rii"n. OPENLY hef,re her pr
anis. l. va her birth Law. AMI hal
presented her with \ In ,ch "ra,yr-
aud = coiy sf Hcine'- .Rus of
Sony-
ps>Sa1 the church varl. AMI.
j 'von. = fam IF mind al ~ in. I
nrv-rh-l..a fiji an Irresistible d,-i,e
{" enter. l. seemed tn b. entirely
l.'-ercd. AMI! j. vas m. mi I hal
walked aleu-: fpr ,o"- ,in. hi I
Discovered 40 4 leua'e c"-nr The
fgrrr nf anam,n 81, W lnaa'ng
w::h IA y hell - W 'n" a.
nr,+h }as - .f..,.+- IA
'.!o h..t--.'t. & -a
~ ut ", ..rrr - 80
,ln..!v r"r,ir.I en- i, I
viii ~ 81 Elk. n -.p . ,..- -,
v.'ss':r,: uH".. !, ~ -,v 'h,t n,ii
her 81 nv 10. AMI Tia he Guild. 4
~ me her -Orr,w Wuhou. u.c.i,n-
inc n,me.. >he rail- M, he had been
attached 70 a Young merchant. AMI
thar she h"n-a some DIV To h-corn-
his wif.. The year 1870 ra,na. and
with IL the dogma Of tie P"p"'- in
Guibiii,v. The y"nnR man rejected it.
Fr6o that moment beosn an enllr-s
chain Of prosecutions. Powerful!
partisan. Of the papal parry piled
themselves 10 the tuinine ofhi- credit,
."d rendering ali his enterprise "a ~.
tive IN the fruitl.ss struggle his
health G;'el. AMI after a f-v mouths,
he laid himself m . sick bel. FROM
which he rose.
'.'ro law" .aii the lalv. I, TOO,
C lri,n,e a Liuhlv. thar of IN. be-
trn'h.d. conl no. ict !, pa-~ wi'h-
nut r,nfflng , wreath "n IT, grave
Ny r, 'a'i"ns. the "u'y frirrl. | asc".
mr,t know o,' rig &C. IT la, wnHhi
cast rn.. III u I -, kreN or ,nv 'o..
tbs an ,;"-;a-~. F. rh.' rra-.n
III h,, ."cc'y ''"'' ~
hic,, 'n,l. al tina. u, ~. '.n' ,"r
hi :, 'n..
Il have ~; tir light" aid in
cnn''n.;,h. -" ii-ln-' M n. nf the
&C 1t. IL ann her than is 1t .n'u:"!y
n. c.-.ary rhi, ~ r'i,s .ni cnver
sa,,on took pace full, mn miles from
III e aie.n of Herr von O. The
Young lady # whom have >v,k.n
W. th. On. I -.r'h.re b 'me me ~.
day an! hour. tn h Of April, 1871.
.fisrn"m abru inur "~'clnck.'
tn. lady rem,inri c.ln al ,ttel-
tive ,lnr,ng my recital, but when |
! rniri h. hurt I'M" tears.
You az. .are ,ha' y"n ~recrgnizr
the J., ty?' aJk"I 'h"ji'2.
Y Ym csn c."v,nc. y"W."lt
The lad. in the church yard hid a
mole al"nu' "a large as pea dir ely
unirr her rish' .sr
Thu ju'gr AMI the r~ro~cc"''ng n
,muey m,.lr the Necessary rx,mina-
,i.n. aud rniL d al Affirmative.
'Frm The p.rers j. APPEARS that
the lady .aid the judge. "aftrr
! mnrh he-i'at'on made n s'n'en""'
: which cnryaln-sir~ w;th y"Ui own
aud ,h.t III. uptn WI gal 'nt"
! Uhap, Ita N + - -" ca ~ 81
u,,fe 80 n u. t- 81. 'a
h.,". II s'n t"s Ia,
,rt . 81, ,..r.
-ife "a, .':r. | IN the |ai,.
w. arn ra.. -, su' rr Ne, K
IT., r,..r,ry Vt. Ia tisl FIR NJ
!ra-, rs, NAH n.v-r new.
ra,cr"
tn. pro >ccuri"g attorney arose AMI
said:
Il leave il Ia the Judgment Of The
Jury. whether. after what they have
just henri they will in!or-e the views
Of the d-f.n@-n,m.lv. that the ac-
cu<-d was not punished fr cri"i"i'
| oEen,e when he Wa imprisoned fer
thirty dave. but that she wa the
victim of an injustice. tfy"n do in
dorse this view "fthe case. gentlemen.
th"n vou must bring u verdict OF &C.
%qriral."
Without leaving their s"nts. the
Jury return-i 4 verdict Of Not Gull
~"
The -a,iSrac,i"n expressed by everr
on. pr.>cn, -, .. i,r fe ir.as'net
than Il. crfl,al -i,o'-sn,s :I,"rar|