, 1874-08-12
Little Frank and His Legal Friend In
Search Of a Warrant.
Tho Trial Comes Off This Nforn-
ing ut 10 O'Clock.
Explanation Of Matthew'S Getting That
Warrant.
4 Sensation Spoiled.
MoCLENTHAN'8 WOES.

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1aa poa' 'os w 'oo "'e3pcf
'ao eh"a''sol woats
=. Iua sAmE 6oHi of nooTs
that bis predecessor IN this exhilarating amuse-
mont did, OF whether the chnssiacd assistant
city editor squirms under a raw-hide with tho
~ ' o,.o "n'.t u'.us u'euoa no
uustf1ou8 onfoi ealtor oa .na' Que notable oo-
oasion when tho latter thought OF drawing his
pistol" Sometimes, WHOM tho case ia an az
nso'nes 1.o" ano country t"o or
tuloo Oh tne ooisol'a4 "fIers 11st drop
In to take " lessons in fortttudo. But
the chaetiaemont ia ueually inflicted without
Granting nnv sonsat;on oxoont in TIM soatino mr..
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tanee""ass OF Tue asB'stan' e'sS ea'1of' OF nis
nominal superior.
Tho fact Is that
IN TIM nnh;o n,Ind var DIM IN Il,o fo,+ That
~ r n. ;sso,ss.,.' Is.' Inas
"an Ii n11. no6lns ll!l1uelslat posltaon s11oulo
oon<loacond to kick a Times reporter. There Is
whore tho excitement came in; there is whero
tho public ut largo found point Of interest.
s,sa ,,a.r"roras fratorr;tm % tororo. ,,aJ -
,..o:,t '' 10"o''-' A'<>N "A
otne1 lnseres5'
by ono Of those accidents which will aometimos
bnppen. was ono Of tbroo renortora m
az 5v,.a. NIL, atm r,to;ra, H.
~ 1" .,,,.'. Mns 's w. .ua4oa s"s +. 80"
Ao Iespectani'lty. iie WA IN every
respect tho moHt ablo (which means tho most
mendacious) young man connected with the
paper, and might today, but for tho demoralizing
effects Of bad company, havo remained useful
member OF society. but being rather merry,
and outside OF hia position On the paper, haru-
losB, inoffonsiyo little follow, his fellow-inyent
ot8 OF tho Times Expressed considerable Bor-
row that tho fatos Should haVo singled
him out to bo the recipient Of A1r.
Hosing'a boot-too. His din,fnutivo aizo, too,
Increased tho general pity for him. he
Otenthon ts only about feet tnches high:
i is tho first instance OH record whore the
kicking OF Times reporter hag not given the
fullest satisfaction. But aa snch chastisoments
ONE DAY,
1t ia really timo that a 1nistaKo should occur.
Alr. Hosing's action in tho abstract was not more
oulpablo thall many that have ta]on place with
In ft,nr RAJ Tn 1,.Sat In ftS t1,r
heat of unbridled passion aud belabored little
follow Of less Weight, without hurting him, how
ever. ....
THE o1RcuMsrAScEs or THE oAsE
assigned to tho duty Of interviewing hlr. Heslng
on . previous day. Ho had taken the
interview by heart instead. Of on paper,
Or otherwlso iuVouted it. Ho had attributed to
Matthews, and, ,tacting rilaor instructions ft.m
his unBcrupulous employer, had driven Mr.
Matthews to procure Il warrant for hIr. Hesing's
arrest Oh tho charge Of making threats, as statcd
moro fully below.
Frank had also interviewed st, Clair Huther-
land in q manner highly offensive to tho editor
Of the Slaats- ZeisuMg. In other wordH had frank
invented 1t. It III needless to say that the publish
cd account Of that interview MAS as talse AZ
that with hr. l1csng, conveyed to Matthews.
Mr.. Hosing had read aunao Of those things, aud
what he had not read no bad hoard OF from some
kind friond. Tho consequence was that, whom
McCfenthRn saw him standing in front OF tho
-zeiung Office yoAtorday morning, and nd
dressed him, Mr. uosing recognized tho ma-
choyous mosquito whose msudacous Htings had
ca,1aod him 10 much unoasness.
MoClonthan asked him if ho lad any nows.
Mr., Hesin8 turnod away. lilo reflected for
moment, and asked McClcntban II Ae was tho
author Of tho intorview with st. Clair Suthor-
land.
McClonthan ingenuuus|y (thnkof n Tin,es re-
portor being t1genuous) replied tint lie vas
A1r. HcaugH bovine paaHion got tho better Of
bis policy INSTEAD Of toplorly raising tho mem
daciouB boy to tho loyol OF his knoo, as Nfiuth :"
did another Times nun, aud applying parental
cAastaomont to that portion of tic miaclieyouB
Aou,unculo which Nature designed to rooclvo
unkind impressions, Mr, lIeying sla,nod lin,
In tue moleo TINT enauod Frank shouted for
mercy. Cl,arlio harrington. a,Iotilor Of tho |
three halfway decent sorf Of lafln in the oflco,
and not much larger than Mo0ioutl,ar. ran
across tho street., cane in land. ou dealt the |