Daily globe., 1879-07-13

Swell if / am not much mistaken,
you're like most minister's sons-a tolera-
ble hard case" He wore a plain black
broad-cloth suit, new and shiny, carried a
watch and a heavy gold chain, had a
WOman's cluster diamond ring on his fin
\ ger and q fancy blue necktie with flowers
worked in colored silks on the ends.
around his neck. My mate sat drinking
with him. When ] came into the cabin
he looked over his shoulder, and the
mate said: That's Captain BRYANT !,
He put out his hand, and said; saHow
are you, Captain? I've been waiting for
you ever since nine O'Clock. But it's bet
ter late than never, eh, old boy?"
We sat talking till late, and the more
got to know him the more was puzz-
led. I tried hard to pump him, but it
was emphatically no go. He spoke of
nothing but horse races, politics, faro
banks ana women and reeled off all sorts
Of loud stories like a breeze. He was a
good talker, and told a story pretty well.
We got along frst-rate together. Once /
asked him something about his father the
minister. He laughed and passed it off
with ajoke. From his style, and the way
he talked about women, I thought he
was in trouble with some girl, and was
clearing out of New York to escape her.
1t wasn't the first time / had carried such
passengers.
0'sHe woke as early as as I did. We got
tug at daylight. While we were casting
Oft pilot came on board. According to
law you have to pay a pilot whether YOU
use him or not. Acting on Murray's Or
der, l told this one I didn't want him.
He had his bill already made out, and
took it down into the cabin to sign.
When came up Campbell was talking
to him. He offered him drink and the
pilot took it. It never struck me till long
afterward that Campbell was doing the
very thing that Murray wanted him to
avoid, letting himself be seen by people
who might recognize him. Altogether,
though, he seemed very careless and un.
concerned. There was something wrong
in the machinery Of the tug, and we Law
three-quarters of an hour alongside the
| dock, with a crowd Of people watching
us. There were two policemen among
them. Campbell stayed on deck all the
time, smoking and watching the men at
work.
II call HIM Campbell, because it wasn't
till months afterward that I found out
that my minister's son was William J.
Sharkey, who was beng hunted like fox
all the time he was laying off on the
Frank Atwood, as calm as if he had never
even dreamed of such words as murder or
the gallows. And the person who dis
closed his identity to me was the pilot
with whom he had hobnobbed. The pilot
had been struck by something in his ap-
pearance, and after going ashore got hold
OF picture of Sharkey, and fully iden-
titled him. By that time, though, we
were outside Of Sandy Hook, and he.
couldn't have overhauled us even if he
had wanted, which he said lie didn't.
"Mr. Frank Campbell. or Sharkey, as
may as well call him, wasn't near as
agreeable an acquaintance when we got
to sea as he was before starting. He was
what might be called decidedly fresh
and if there's any thing sailor hates it
is passenger of that sort. From morn
ing till night he was constantly poking
about. interfering with the men and mud,
ding things nn oenera,lv h dranh i. ~.
hard all the time. ,exnostntatoa :, 1,re
than once. but 4 done nt good A. last
things cot SO bad that the men haasn m ~, to
notice il. They saw how careless SharL. . -
ey was Of all said. and BEGAN to th;nk
they ought to be insolent too. sSix davs
out things about came to a climax and I
made up nv mind to show Mr. ShaTkev
that / was master Of nv own shin a.
j dinner. the cool. the same old Sam Who
cooked for Tweed nearly three , wears af, AZ
terward. brouoht in ! dish ofIsnnash
They were NOT we'll mashed and when
Sharkey came to helm himseif he f,aw in. IN
to passion At the iumns ] Won VI hi h,ael 49,
scorpion, said he. what do Won 20 cal, - th;s2 >
Mashed SQUASH 3, 5cohhle stones, ua '-l - ''i''s
sssYou kin cali it whatever Won nlaase
massa ancwarad ia darlsar | = ~ tsS 3,
.s.Ohi I can can an IT, rog lsiy hiasted y,
nndent honndS : Weil + c.ll III = . n1asta. 81, far
] . l;nnv niuger's head +hen $ 1''9'o -
And ha 3ooL +he G;sh ~ IA ho++o,,,
and smashed y II in +ha 90 oooI,s - @ feoa a M
heavy stone china - brol-e @ ond c,,+ ,I +Ga ,,nns ~
fellows face fearfnliv ~ while @ tn Tho ~, n;p;nr ",
hot SQUASH mastered al over b,;star;n99
wherever It touched. Il was thc mos}
brutal and cruel thino 7 avar cow dona
and I've seen a GOOD many sam oaye ' ~