The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

0"er>ttd Gaamuck, aud hr E" steal
lqnl liF IT m the dark .. -. nni with lie
uteIress ~ foot wh'ch The know irGgs. of The
tate u store TOR. M'lwailnre gave i'm q
journey toward ne land o, fhr 4,g.non,us
""0 'heF' "rrahg" Tor II" ~ t)r himls..it and
he ~ OF HE trihe. he j", oi his lie
"rtk has passed since The Injecting hroraih
~ forest tres, and The ,e.itn OF that old
od, story "tnch IN all tie maIIons oi he
ear h an tod III al languages, sounds so
N"eel'y 10 Tue ear al i.s recipient. and ~
u" "ie6 10 Sozrap urans'y 10y rhe ohirci @,
'tS Inspiration. aud Mi'waunrs: LryaI, Joitok
Tor the retlrn OF he ab<.nt i0v,d one On.
now dreary re, med ihe once. de,yh,tn, sp,,s
where she has been wont 10 hplake herself
Tor que communion Wuh her nccrrtiy sell
acknowledged love TIE cnarm Of ut crrcy
rad iett tier bu' "a 10 pace there remained
we knowledge hat ~hr uU~ pns>+>s, d the
near ana pIIEh'"d tr",b y N,potaga Ev..
vrV even nZ nb the TOUR tua, t.s. had tvuld
'er pr''sIr,'ed Ia ner ,uen,lj ng.n, SHE had
S"n" !" 'hc nook ny tue river, ihe,e 10 81,
over again IN her miud the scene IL whwn
o'rr had been Il princira, actnr. and =. -,
iri.eh ed over and over again Tie words of
eve wb'ph M AZ" had bte he'd III her
ea' and 20 VIII en- her heart nd rr-oudrd 40
iervrn y, ~" njoyea a re ep,t,un at ,nn>.-
:" Iss'n' mnnlFnl~ nu' ON the present orrn..
"n she srrrrd Ia bh posse 81 d with an nn-
def hed tear thai some catanuy was at hand.
her 'nnncrnt trusting heart would nave
pr"mp I'd ner 10 fee a"nz ihr tor, ST. path
I" NEE irr Napu aga vii was 10 he her
say or II IN Me Y he ro al whcn he ~uzId
c"iile = 'e WAS rOnv,ncrd THAI hong ere lu!a
he 'ad lett "n It's re urn j uruey aud b.r
"'a!' assured her INA the tirnt plArr ne
would s'"''. The goal to wuIch uls .r-r would
tend, would TIE he spot a. All others lie
m"e' sacred ~ her ests ~ here. brneALn .ho
b aiy canopy, aud. bl the laughing, .ushiug
"d'+rs Ot tie stream "a. had thrilled he
"'usiIA' ch'nds vi her soul 10y The melody of
b $ V'''cr "'d thr loves. ra AZ OF hls SONY L.
had xrowa ase saHd Muwauuee ahaud.u.Inx
Ell al hOte III Sap0 ages ARRIVAL that night
& Ar'td FOR he tent Oi Osama' onk =. Upon
heI arriVa' sac was a-tutlshed TO ini many
0i ne promIaeut eravrs Ut he r,b. tnere
ass mh ed, aud a,Dong o. hers Gn,Amnck.
who dressed IN all the gorg :ou~ ,.arapntr,.
naiIa Of an Indians faer,, WI h "a IA uew
sun o drtrnNln Ornnm ried 10 graphically
II uSlraie many Oi his Il t'Iug "X,nnu>, and II
pair ~ beat lfulIy wrnght m0 raSiIs enca-
~ing his 're'. las HAIR lied up % luth al me
top oi mr. head and ned.z-"ed WIN tea mr.,
or every conc.ivabe nn.. IN add ION 10 he
ptrS o. sevcrai eD0rs watch b-sm AIRED hts
lace rendered hun he mos hldeou< Object
thai " rn~p red 10 lhej TORN ~ Il man MI
wauner a. cer:ain that The iIuIe ut l,rrIt
wHs at band, an assurance 81 which SUI re.
oe'ved when her tai her approached her aud
- her that the hraves ut the TRIBE were
there congreg .ted TO see their ch'rf hesrow
his daugh or upon the hraYcsL . thelf na'
'icn he Told Ter that TOE word Oh ORama-
tuuka was pledged 10 Gosamuck 10 deliver
her hi re presence at the trioo 10 TAN AS
his wife on hat night, aud hat The IN d..
cine tnan of the Tube Was here To- assist ia
t e marriage ceremony. He tOid her thas
G 'sAtnUck had heard por, Ut her con.
versa L,u with NApoiago an that memora.
bic evening " hen lthcy / adj declared their
mu n4r love. aud now rs NapoIsya was alb
;. MT from the trihe IL was Thought best %
consunaie he compac, watch Owam :rOokA
and Gssamuck had mace. He ordered
n.r 50 ASSUME her better CARA, aud o appear
~ TIE uu er part OF zoe rent rs quickly as
pnsshIe. Upon bis depar ure Miiwsnnee
,shk upon the ground IN ali she rrne"sl ut
her gr-i u seemed as II the good spirit tad
oreaken her. aud ihs b,ss'ui DAYS thai had
iSt passed, had, ny contrast with the pIs~-
rui. un'y rendered her ~ lseTy he more in.
rnse. Sudden he question 1T NJ ' ga,
care you mol the daugh er "f many bravesS'
hasIird across Ifer III nd, and, iarlng 80 her
Get. che proceeded 10 oney the Dehrsts
III aer father. She Thoughts she could as
least saow that tie blood OF ber torefathe"s
cuurs, ~ IN her VEINS, that AS e:.danghter of q
chiei renowned To- his mv'ncD:'iiy. she
could by submitting 10 Iad' guI. les Lhat lar
S ir.,4berd ANY ot the cIueitIe& that by Gu
tom " re practtced upon their capIYes he
var. exh,hl. q courage THAT would puL macy
braves 81 her MAJ lou 10 the hush. Tnus eus.
tained aud believing that The Rescue from her
fate was imp s'ssIOe, she made
ner appearance in the outer part OF the ienI
a subdued grows et admiration from the as
he rem und
many eyes g Ished look OF envy at tie sue
cvsslul asplrer to mutip lefty o. IN 'trl.
,,un,a cuntracts. When tue ioveV vision
hurst UPON Inc gage OF OTAmAGO"ks, aud ha
pad contracted tue persaR OF Ills Daring
with that ot his sOn.ln-:aw eiscb ne coN'0
no press tne sor owtu' took that spoKs
rom Tia rine .MliWaunee saw u Ano luse1-