The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-01-06

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 Wicked Jsm betrayed 10 passiealsr emotion a he vens about his work pas k- ing up. and as tho end af an boar, when he rode his male cat upon the Campus Maftaass wssh all has traps made fass tc the saddle. 10 one could have suspected the tesavias raging m his heazs, A crowd had gathered so sec him cd.
 '<senslemea.r sad the Mscked. as he bowed to the right and iefs. ''i spss upon your town of Banko. l can build be.,s ese et sand and grease. IL alnt q II, tcwu tuE an asstocrAs hke me. and I've aIlus knowed tt"
 At thi< point three os four sndl,saaals oa the cutxkirss ef the crowd began shoos- iag. bat the Wicked took no notice oi the fact as he cQatinued:
 The hon cAnt partner with the ,ackal TAe eagle can't mAss vish the hassArd SlinkA sisegers. cuss and reptiles. gos'
 Hero the ahoosins incseAsed one-Aan. aud oae of the bsliess passsd through the Wickeds hat as he raised it and con unued:
 "Fsus | vili return, and when do look out fos ecsaas of gorel ln iess than . yeas III dump yoar town into the rives and Aold the site kas psivsis graveyard Whoopl fip-yil-whoop-
 The Wicked held two shooseu oa the crowd as he galloppsd od. and the re.ul, was two men kllled and three wounded A hundred bullets whlssed around the fugitive. but be turned the bead without having received scratch.
 Twelve months had passed away. IL vas evening when kse hosscsmcn rude slowly into Bnnko. Wicked James rude at the head of the procession. He had come to fulhli his promise, and there was blood in his eye.
 'How's sh,s ere Y queracd the Wicked. as the band reached the brow of the hall and looked down upon the town.
 Gas lamps wcse now burning ,n every direction
 The proce~s,on moved down ia the spo, where the Red Eye sAiooa had stood avear before, and again the Walked ut- scsed gto~l oi surprise.
 The saloon had disappeared, and in i itS place stood q snlld br,ck building l bearing the sign, "MAnutAeturcrs Bank"
 The procession moved down to the l next eorncs oser freshly lad pavement In place of the "C an Gan Dive" vas a l inc opera house, and across the stree. | was great hotel.
 Like men who walk on the steep roof of house the procession moved do~ . 10 the pubhe square. Thls vas the spot from which the wicked had taken has de parturc Yczr sgu. No, cant be Here are blocks ot stores. . street car line, market house, anotheS hotct, . railroad ticket otfsce. a police station, and public mascam.
 The Wicked rubbed his eyes like man who has slept too long. and he looked this way and that ia dumb amaze mens. Isy and by he said
 '.Boyz. let's gin one oid-lAshioned yell. and break th.s mirage"
 They yelled in chorus.
 The echo had not ret died away when men wearing uniforms and silver stars suddenly appeared a M rising from the earth. The Wicked and hts companions were pulled from their saddles and hustled across the square into prison cells. and while they seemed in be s,sug- Rling in the embrace of some trrr1i,ir dream they were brough, into court and and heard the observation from d,gni- ned judge.
 "We cannot tolerate such conduct in peaceful. law abiding city like Banko The senteuee of the court is ninety days in the workhouse tor each one of you"