Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-10-05


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cannoL say lase' ilos seen n1i1
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80 1a!, ne sasa, WIFI d START is th1s
some scanual Ior iaW cou our, 20 "nl 'l5
I may may oe caiied as a Witnessf .
No, sll. IN my nohof, no use OF
yous name [lElL[t snali De maze II sconnecelon
with it'll, any information you may give me-"
"Well, then" he answered, with
peculiar smile, *.itis rumored-that he
is jealous Of certain gent eulan o whom
he has no reason to be, and that he has.
all confidence in one who may yet turn
out to be treacherous william"
This was becoming very Interesting to
me-: a IN
May venture to ask the name of
this seconC party" H..
"Well, sir, as you are stran ger to
me-" replied the druggist, will not
mention any name; but it you should
ever have business with the head clerk
OF Horace Granger, it is my. opinion you
will be within a hundred miles of the
party!' II s@1$s ..,>ss.
srra n as AZ; you, sa'o leel1ng pretty
euie VI 10y conisG'
atsei souie luftner guestlons s eit tne
1 Hnraoa sa anu t ~ 20 .ae once o!
di n ,a ufanger, Inc ssreey ana num ':''
u w." faad : n tsi, a s, III.
,oal; 4u.L a taili uaih 2, muscular, sln'ster-
stsn1so at l aep1 he 1sy 9, as,
0'e ~ ~, a. E uesh oem nuT tne counter
" fS NJ Stranger ahs n,, mr. ,on, asked
.s w; W. was .l;e cur 19plys =:
"n " ~, he en ne n sooh' >=
Ga. a.. ha Ah honr ~ +a,,.nou ~ = -
..Ga as 10 oesn LII 1o'uay!
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"Co ~S 80 so1 - yes'efoay: If J.,
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nv III non 40 S sto 70 al asanl: =,
cor 10 Snst I 1917; Isu s'.,o .oHA7u az me,
w., "5av t''0 nfS' 'Ane' III d QUICK searching
WY a2,u, o.,
..4 What 90 you mean. ne asked;
4. % mas ne come oack with MS daugh"
Ha aeain started' 90 90 no ~, e. forw,z, .na
s}arnlv scrnt;n,1ed NV ,,a 70, m h,,+ @ as
fanc5ed viii a n'7;ltu IVY pv.s4, ou'' as
' ..Who "r re val9 A''y WIZ Ions In r,,
here? And whv these e ~ ;mn U ert; ment
nnastio,1a9 ha donen GH ~ t fasan
Wv ''AA>Aoo' - q "oioo
"Don't you know that Horace Gran
ger IS dead?" SAID L. fixing look upon
the fellow that made him quail.
'Dead!' he echoed, in well-assumed
amazement and horror. Good heav-
ems: How! When? Where?"
"How?-by hanging; whcn?-six days
ago; Where?-London,' I answered cat
egorlcally:,
You take away my BREATH" he AL
most gasped.
",What is your manner" queried.
.George Grenham:"
An, yes-the GU" I thought.
You knew Mr.. Granger went to Lon
don nearly week ago, to find his daugh-
ter" I proceeded.
saw the man turn pale and ~shulder,
as he answered in q mumbling, confused
way:
II believe-he did-go-somewhere."
But his daughter was not in London,
you know"
I said this at a. venture. for T fancied
I had OWNED the plot.
"Why, how did you know that? that
isl mean"
"Never mind" T INTERRUPTED. "His
daughter was not there, but YOU were"
nManU and his ovas ia ;r)v. ,1aro1
"You had been there before, in the
disguise of an old Imam" went on:
s'you had engaged q room in g. CONNER
cial house to exhibit q patent; YOU went
on again, and telegraphed to your en-
ploye that his daughter was found and
locked up, and to come on the last
train, and you would meet him at Lon
don Bridge station. You did meet him: :
it was in the night; YOU took him to the
room you had previously engaged; YOU
fell upon him; you garroted him; you
hung him up to the wall; you burned
the Telegram, and then you FASTENED
Dack hereto play the role of innocence
went through With my accusations
so rapidly, giving the william no time for
consideration or even inte1ruption-I
pulled one tact upon another so quickly
AMI surely, that seemed to the guilty
wretch to be an eye witness relating
what had seen; ana Drought the
whole damaging scene so WILDLY to his
with horror and covered with the sweat
OF mental agony, ne staggered back,
s shr;eled ont. ' "1'''' & '<'AAoN 'A'0 n''''
Good heaven, have mercyw
We'll, bad my clew; but before I