, 1879-02-28

wv OuuRGb tElHAEkHS CbuGElRiy IIQtG WHICH
drew The li:ttnctton between Angel tInself md
| ihn petty tlitUgcs whom necessity has often
driven 10 violation Of The law, showed him to
" ~ t1,e 1s lsst, !,prght, hIgh.I,ndsd judge. -
on him in the Jnilor'a prvnte office, Angel was
as pleasant and nfEabla rs oyer. md w1s cyc1,
cheerful when nlludinG to what 'o Ind Just dono
my inc consequence II involved. Tho ton.
what man should do under s!raiEnr cIrcum-
stances gave him ncryo md confidence,
t,,at M !, he AZ, "a not justly appree!ato
condition anf Ills surrounlilgs,-n change from
The activity Of n Tree lIfu Ia somcthng like o
living death, or, at hest, onlyn mere slugRlsll
exidtenco,-attl the Thought TINT ho was suffer-
could do to mako soma feeble rcparatlon for ha
crime seemed to buoy him up, aild to give him
that rather Unusual possession nowadays,-
AN APPROVING ooasulEHua.
1le appeared To take just pride IN the fact
thnt hls friends could not repsoactl him with
failure TO do bis duty as man; aud, 20 far WAS
he from complaining Of the rigorous sentence,
he ste,ned thankful TINT 1t was as 1t was. ut,d
that t9e public would have no reason TO cry out
ab,Mt By Inc 1nGueinco oi friends
It is pretty well known that late Wcducslay
night. and even y! to ycatcrda! mornlng, An
gei was lcsicgel by fricn Is viii, offers to fur
make fight. III, tnvariahle reply was: "tlen-
tle.nen, appreciate your motives, hut IL Is In
possible. l have bcen guilty OF crime. have
Atolcn money, fed, and wna apprehended, and,
%p r' IA, I'M mna a'p 10 nvs 70 @ a aPtea asaso wea ai
be worse than uscIcss,-ft would be addng rrimc
10 crime, for can cali It nothing but crime for
man who Inns tnken anotlles'a money to stHlMl
II ap.n IT, 1s aod oFoa a a Should @ ss Sst ano.sr moi s
lie. or ndd TO my crime another" Aud 40,
mildly, but firmly, he thanked them for tlsrlr
friendly interest IN his behalf, anl at the same
time acquainted them With Ills nnaIterable du.
termination TO suffcr tho consequences Of his
own m!sdo!ngs.
Mt. PULLMAN CALLS.
Angel received few callers during the nttcr-
noon,-al old personal friends. mud none OF
them ha!ltng from the offices Of the Pullman
In Its usual manner, but The subject Of past at,i
upon, merely SKINNED over. Towards evc,,:
tng q messenger en'no in with lnuquct Of
sent up 10 him, and hc looked At them aliinrlng-
", for hc Is an enthusiastic lnvcr Of flowers.
Tho messenger declined to state from whom
il,cy came, but Angel himself nfaerwarl cx.
plalncd tint they came from M old friend
whom he Ind known IN Providence.
At ten minutes past o'clock there was IN ar
rival OF I'm unexpeetcd character. It was cur
rsntly reported during the day tint Mr.. Pullman
wotllt not call to SOC "thc noY'; tllnt tle call
could accomplish no good purpose md would be
more or less embarrassing to Angel, whom it
was supposed he desired to spare nnY unncces-
sary inttctton.. But the nows ,l.at Angel would
"Eo down y this morning evidently changed his
mind, :or thu caller ut the hour nloSe tsamcd
was no less tEnn Mr.. Pullman himself, accotnpA-
nic,l BY Angclt's brother. The former walked
directly Into the Jallcr's private o1}icc, Ills or
rival was expected BY, thu Jailer and .l1c 1.-The
u,Hl airy Donticll,-wlilc the latter, after depos
fling new suit Of clothes for his brother on tile
clerks counter, took tour around the office anu
passed Into tlle cage. It was tl,e work Of a few
unlock AnCcll's door, and bid i1Im step out nnd
follow. In less time than It takes to tell 1t The
former trusted nntl confidential Officer Of the
Pullman Company was seated .;f In tl.e inviting
ono who had been ills beI,efuctor, anu wl,oso
confidence he Ind betrayed fn the hour when
temptation came. Before tfe door was shut
nn the ky ,nrned IN the 1C,I los,k, an outsider
hear morc, mud It is perhaps, needless to saY
ins was, mutually pleasant one, md then,
Judging by the gradual sinknE of the voices
side, the two gentlemen began at the beginning
AMI traced tho whole COURSE OF the Sccre-
tary's. foil until the story took on
soethi9s llkG symmetrical n1osh1s s1oo where
to the Father Confcssur. SO to speak, only III de-
taci,cd fragments. TIC interview lastcd until u
guartcr-past 10 o'clock, when the key turned
uhskWaru III !he lock; ahe uuG1 ops"eu, AAu KY
two emerged, ANGEL rePalrlliE a. oiGo 70 rs
cell and NJ. Pullman submitting himself to the
tlrelcss nrwapapcr man, who Tor two long hours
bad lntn In walt for him.
''Nell, Mr.. Pullman, What was
TIE NATURE or THE INTERVIEW,
anil what the result, u far rs 1t Is proper 10
slate itIn said tho reporter, by Yay OF be.iJ-
nnr, -
HWclI. reatly. learned yrry ]jtt1o from Mr..
Anpr]l." :" was t},u rcnly. H'Fhpra wcre R,nni
mmt,y th,nrs Tint knew OF before.-tl3scoVcec
tI,sn3 f5 attcr hts tlcnartusc,- wl,pt hc sid
nniv ce,firmcd ihcnl.n
HDIti he expatn why ho took The proncrtv OF
+ht. Pullman faiacr-f;nr Comt,nnvin
- W.li. In wns inyuivcd. l,ut know TINT In.
forr.i
III how Inyolved-by spec,,la.tons,n
Mr., pujlman dtdu't see lit to explain, untl
was no doubt thinking, With SIR JostM Porter,
Cart Eorcpran, md Jtase,hf,.e, tut 1t MAS lust
az we'll to "Neycr 1n!nI tho wlly una where
forc.'
When Mr.. Pullman sets his foot down there
i. M ,,sc trr,ntr tn nct him to tako It m. mnte
A. snborcalIy m len r. aneakius. nj W IIe reporc, dhsnt a.