The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-28

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nAlt AIMING Melville wrlrt ,UlIrd
Thorn with tba wildcat bYuns t,r Lnf,
| iufofpf IA mad beop rubaIIrrpd ,. Iuipya.
aIblr to nno,l np rsttpr bv tLr Amin
Uupan "a 4, ,ru.s "A llying 49, ui Grp
and fnr lham duuhlla4a IA would be-. n.
there WA moi d s|oaInriug man N their
number nor one, I suspect, wbo had.
ever seen The rolling pruiu Vet before
| lett they told mo lhAt they Intended
to make the attempt, aud nulcHlly
h0pod that il might be- successful. for
hero ! saw youth intelligence and re-
liucmrnt banishoi for lic to an Arctic
desert, without oomptniUnship Of books
On cultivated s%auioly. surrounded by
lllhy and disgusting lakutsk, who were
10 n certain extnut their Keepers for
the natives are held strictly a%cG0uhta.
bic, under penalty N Tho dreaded knout
or Of imprisonment for the escape Of
m exile, since nobody could travel far
into tho country without thoir knOwl-
cdge
Tho oNilos told Melville that all they
askcd and strDyc for wns a con.titu-
tional form Of government They
only wanted the privilege Of being i'm
prisoncd and hanged, II needs we're,
under a Russian law and constitution,
and not driven Ike u herd OF cattle into
cNlle by the Chief Of Police Of some
small provincial town.
Leon, Melville continues, "ln his
character ~ interpreter, obtained for
himself and his companions the full
benefit oi my recital to k%ushafollski ol
tho JrnnnctloA cruise and equipment,
our retreat, supplies, clothing and limo
OF march. The youngest exile had been
u student ~ the 'Ecolr fOlytrchniqur.'
mud seemed TO hc physicistM general Of
The party. lie galod lUndly on my sex
tanl, Tor with II he could find his way
across the ocean They bad watches
and comppssns, but no means Of deter.
mining lhil'hdr o. longitude 80 this
oalu'st Young Alhlllsi began the rnn.
Ntrlri'nh OF q seNlaht. AMI o had
navigation llhlrs "a COURSE OF prepare
u"h' using . Russian ALMANAC Ia find
inc sun Inclination II was lhnlr IN
,,hlioh to Dnlld u boat on tho fara
ia'cf' near Norknraisk, and attempt u
Journey oi u thousand miles 10 tho
coast anl Then another Ut twn thousand
,l'los along lIn rolsi ol siberia 10 tho
Eastern Cape or hehting Straits.
81 learned altcrwarl. Ia my rcrrat.
that they had attempted to carr, ont
their bold pro Get. but without sndrr,s.
The, cllled their pursuers nuI suc
oocdcl. after many difficulties. In work
ing their way down the lnra. mast A
large VILLAGE near rs mouth within ,ithi
OF tho sea They might then have ar
cumplishod their q with comn,rn
live plsc, hut tlio rolling wave, terrified
them and washed into their boat n,er-
laden with lis freight of thirteen o,ilr.
and when thcy wndrd ashore II wa,
swamprd and all their provision.
soaked one Of thn fugitive. wn. /,
young woman. Some II the o,ilcs.
frightened AT the situation. str,Iybtv,y
cave Themselves m Ia Tho nnthoritiot m
Orran.k. who som enntur.d lhe re-,
mainicr and semi them nh INF, /,
r%ruelpr cantiyity than ryrr I.nn w,s