Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-20

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remains that Miss S.oa3e's left loot All
the ministers right foot we're just ~ithin
the uoose when Tie trap sprung, ani the
elastic sapling suddenly lifted them
twenty feet into the All, where they re-
manned hanging like two cherries on
,iaglc stem, and expressing in lively
tones their suspicion that something un-
usual had happened.
Half AN hour later ths Clinton and
Ilo.mesville stage passed that way, and
The driver and his passengers were aston
ished beyond measure. For some tiule it
was supposed that some new and curl
ously complicated animal, consisting
chiefly of zebra aud black panther, was
swinging from the top of the sapling;
but just as one Of the passengers was
about to fire at it, the driver recognized
the minister, though he was not able to
recognize his fellow prisoner. The lat
ter's voice was somewhat muffled, but she
was distinctly heard to revile the minis
ter, and to assert that she never would
forgive him, no matter how he might try
to excuse himself. Six strong men final
ly bent down the sapling, released the
victims, and with rare delicacy assigned
the duty of recognizing Miss Sloane to
the two ladies' who were in the stage.
Fortunately, neither of Master Sloanes
victims were seriously injured, and were
both able to walk home ON opposite sides
of the street.
The results of this affair were numer-
GUS. Miss Sloane left town the next day
on visit to the East, and has not since
returned. The minister was tried for in
discreetly hanging from the tops of trees
with young ladies, and thereby bringing
reproach upon his profession, but was
acquitted BY close vote. As for Master
Sloane, it il believed and hoped that his
father has killed him. At any rate, he
has not been seen, and the rumOr that he
has been sent to the House of Refuge in
Chicago is not generally believed.