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


1T punish nr ~ inrBt"r? If he does
- !, Mt Napniago I he slave Of the Nv
sissof f,,t,s' maidrns ? A. he SAID this
e g.n'iy litti her from the :.rnnud .,d
't,nor'ed her i'y his "rtn. cnnriru;uo ,o
snlSpe' words Il love aud con.naSsi,n j.,
er wiling ear. H. told her If his lov,,
. accents 'ha' sounded peculiarly swrs.
~, me d ous 10 the daugh r ot O.am.
Z kl Fl breathrd, for an In,sian lover
/ Who'll vuiuma o" llnpas@,on 4 sra ~.
f,'q'cut'y drawing eonlp4ris ms tn. ween
Z he light - her glorious eyes ani the brlI.
lancy ut II" stars 81 Igs-, The beauty Of
arr love ~ e unteDarcp and he v,notl il,
II l's rrf''gtnt sperdor, ard vowlny
"erna u inrnti'n ana Worship at IN.
rl'r''e 1T her beauty, pleaded with AL til.
"q,e H.r at n ~eIt-taIyst child of rarur,
; return Of that love wheel,
y u'd rtn"er his lite he idrailsm If al,
"r'h'' hap.,lntss L. he deiIgtfnl III !,
neh's Inch Mil @aun'e was All wing III
- rn:"g 10 he tale at FL .,,olusas love
'o !.d fotgnA'en tile acu.I p.sltso,
"illch she c,'ppied as I he proni sr,i bird,
Il he hated G 'saiuuck ana "a ner uutu
tced lnn"cenCe eto found olr the secre :
1t her heart y ad"tatIot as tue wat.r
c ppie over he pebbles al the brock Sh,
a III hun that his bad been loved co.'s ~.
ty and hnlntsrtupIy eve: sinca as ca,
ten they had g4n,I'oet ~ Ihe green ann
ta'y gIades h"w to heI Napol go Wa
the ""b esi OF his tilbr ,ha. she uati
81 v'r stased tn prtule hlm IN all iir,
imagihitgs as the successor ut her faith >,
md tie one who IN all tht IT trattles wnulh
lead his nation IL victory, and standing
here IN the bright mo .uit evening, ST.
vowed To love bum t,rtvc". Sudd. III,
he erased sDd rn' her finger. nn the Iip
4 NHp'l'ga, "h' instlnc pVcly ire = he;
beneath The dark shahe o. ovrrhtngins
rcrs. A cracking ct he drv w.g.
some ones appreicn. aud ffan
ti.tIf lraty covert They hehel,t Go>amnvk
in all his hIdenusress sl"w,y pa s'ii
v'thIn few yards. Jltt tn, u the mao,
hne nlt from lIe"1att the liver Il &C,
T. "uds that htd parti lily obscure. d
MI ievehied tue uem 'nical GRIN tn
,t,ssessel his features rs he medIa q"
Ipen the appareh 1t suctess OF his machia-
.,lons for the old chief's pos tl"n aud tn'
,,nsses>ion of his lovely daughter A
is apparati.n burst upon the gag /
all the forgotten hnrIs
nr situation rushed upon her, AMI hm
fnr ia strong arm of Nap"laga sh,
Won d have fallen. The eff c. q ~
III "K's rantiguitg "n 'hr fartst mai'Ien
was not lost upoa Napo'sgo, aud forcsblS
reminded him Of the stare liz winch be
had una her gu hrs arrival t, their
present place of occupancy. The ahjs' t
terror whichswas depicted "n the beauutul
fac" Of the old chiefs daughter cenvlnc, d
him that Gasuinuck Vas the cause of her
MT ntal anguish, ar at least /, ~ way
with it. He immediately be-.
sought her 10 explain the reason IF her
pre- scnc, at that spot aud oircum-t noes
which had caused her to- seek 10 the dark
and lonely wilderness that opportunity of
expressing her 81 'ary grief. Upon II
rage ~ NapoDaga knew no bounds, and
hut for he ernest pleading of Mliwaun e
me would have INSANITY toiioaed G ,SaS
muck, aud with the impetuasity of young
hi"od such meeting would very probs-
big have ended in the death of one ar he
other. Becoming more alive TO the dan
ger of an interference with the will q
he Chief and his chosen Successor, and
knowing we'll if Gosamuck should suS~
pect that he even passessed the desire TO
him as the hustand-eiect af he
daughter OF Owalnatopka, hts lite would
not be worth an old mpccasiu, he AZ once
realized that s.rategem alone could obtain
he possession OF the perssn of his loved
AS he thought and ppudered
npon il he could see mo- way "u' ct the
difficulty but by entire Remuneration of s J.
his rights as member of the Mohawk
Irlbe and punishment from Their hunt i
ing erornds. THIS would entail apou
him the necessity of i"iniug me friend
" tribe and being adopted by them. J.