Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-23

amlIse yourself as you like till the trial comes
on"
And leave you here with Blanche Seton,
thought
We might ramble round together" be
said, after a pause. Hunt more quartz
leads elsewhere We're posted in all it's signs
and Indications, and there's Il world of that
wealth lying as yet uncovered all over this
state
Then in mind I objected because-because
| could not be near Blanche, on the Bar, and
because, turn which way | would, Broener
seemed always getting the best of me iii
making me act like a rational creature.
Now, thought, confound him, he outdoes me
iii unseltishneSS in volunteering thus to leave
the Bar and Blanche himself
| consented condition: that In all
that concerned the trial l should have my
own way.
Broener was well known to the deputy,
and satisfied him that whatever bail was re
quired for me would be forthcoming and
that he would be up country" next day to
attend to the proper legal formality.
l left the bar without being observed and
the official and myself rode Off together He
was a pleasant. manly fellow We soon be
came on good terms No appearances Of
captOr and captive were observed You
seem to trust me-" | remarked
We'll. | generally know my men, and
know you're not one of the kind that would
give me any trouble I'm not over anxious
to put handouts on any decent man, who
may be himself sheriff Of the county inside
of six months Ups and downs are pretty
frequent here, you know"
1t was an ascent in some places steeply In.
clined, in others graded for fully two miles
from Bull Bar before reaching the general
up-cUuntry grade. The higher We went the
lighter became my spirits, despite what l was
leaving behind me- / seemed coming out OF
a dark cloud and shaking from me a load
the load of malice, suspicion, lies and Ill in
tent which had borne down upon me at Bull
Bar. Broener now stood out in different
and more favorable light. Blanche seemed
more lovely than ever, and even the morbid,
suspicious, jealous, unreasonable Holder Of
the night before seemed far removed
from the one of to-day. The trust re
posed in me by the deputy and the footing Of
companionship he established between us was
great relief. | to him, from his point of
view, was only piece Of goods, which he was
charged tn deliver at certain place. So
long as the package was not unpleasant
neither would he be 80. II on the way there
was any recreation to he got out Of his mer-
chandise he proposed to get it.
You may say it was not very consistent for
me thus so suddenly to climb a mount OF
joyfulness Perhaps not, though consistency.
As applied TO human nature and conduct, is
for me a word of vague meaning. The fact
is, was tolerably happy for the first time in
a fortnight, though a woman WAS then in
tears on my account behind me- That did
not think Of
We s.onnad ,t vsr,ous Gamma on nassjro
through and brought ND at saloon doors
.'MagnoIias." Bella Unions. Long TomS.'
The DEPUTY was known everywhere; his
arrival was the signal for the formation of a
file of men At the various bars, and the usual
solemn, sila,t performance with tumbler and
bottle. A .eathen might have supposed it
one Of our ,eligious rites, and the common
and about the only expression heard on such
occasions, Here's luckm preparatory in
vocation to the ruling deity of the place
The deputy treated at every camp soon
OWNED thai this was a matter even more of
business than pleasure. He informed me
that he intended running for sheriff next
election, and drinks were largely relied on to
influence votes. His trip for my arrest
served for him also the purpose of
an electioneering tour through the
county, partly at the public e1-
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