The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-06-02

heavy breathing, but the Indians were
awake and talking angrily in their own
language, which the children well under
stood. They were telling how they had
been cheated by Tea Garden, and as their
anger increased the children heard these
savages plan the murder of the whole
family while they slept. The three were
in one bed, and the little girl of six was
the only one that slept. The oldest boy
drew the bedclothes up over her head in
the hope tina. by 30 doing she might be
unnoticed and so escape the massacre
that awaited them. Trembling with fear
the boys dared not speak or stir, but no
word or movement escaped them. They
saw one Of the Indians take up an az
from the corner, try it's edge, and then
saw it descend. crashing through the
brain OF their father. They saw IL raised,
and again descend, in like manner above
the PROSTATE form Of Malone. Both men
passed from their drunken slumber into
the embrace of death without a sigh OF q
groan.
The two boys lay clasped in each others
arms, horror-stricken at the scene. For
fully half al hour they lay there, gazing
on the bloody spectacle, before the Indi-
ans seemed to remember their existence
and came towards them. True to their
savage custom Of sparing neither women
or children, they prepared to finish their
hellish work. With an unerring aim the
AK went crashing through the skull OF
the younger boy. The elder crept be-
meath the e d-clothes in terror, and as the
ak again descended it crashed through
his shoulder, inficting a severe but not
painful wound, and as, with almost super
human fortitude and presence of mind, he
lay perfectly quiet, the Indians did not
take the trouble to see whether they had
quite finished their work or not, as they
doubtless would have done had they
been sober. The little girl slept on I'M
noticed and u~ndisturbed. The drunken
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terests-The pawnbroker.