The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-09-26

got 20 ptrfou&l 4ue'nons, snd dtp'aieo
40 sytae,s 10 iBiniag the convention
worthy ti oDe Of tvice bis years 80 Hen
dnI tired smother tack.
Er Mr. Teupisop. he begsu, 10 be
mliee / mauLet. st wh.t be eonsiieted 80
opparuue moment. ] srestly lear you
thiut ne unduly curious sboul your sh
--et shairs, but-
Yes. do, interrupted The other curt
ly, you're shout the seventeeth NAB that
has tded 70 sound me. Aod be bli of lhe
end y BIZ cigsr 10 msuuer lhst betoksn
ed not htlle resentment
Hendrix Vas bit Disconnected, but
not brl east down. he resumed
I'm sorry, Mt Teunison but --er - the
hetis, II must tell you, that that there
sre rumors that Is, there are those who
snect to believe You are not what you pre-
tend to be-
What have pretended to be' ssked
reunison. shortly.
Nothing oolhiug, sad the professor
10 some bss,e Thsts Just the trouble.
They think you ought
MI Hendrix. we are IN free Ameries,
are We uot2 Well then, | propose to at
tend to my own AFFAIR."; and as for these
pryiag gossips you refer TO, have the
sublmest contempt for them, Whereup
on MIR. Teuuison rose abruptly, went into
the hotel aud retired to his room
Asamatler Of fact. be was through with
most Of bis business st Gold Hill, but
be did not propose even thon h be eI
pected, before bis departure, to discuss
other matters with certain mining men
to give the idle gossips a chance to have
any satisfaction out OF him,
HeudrI, at a session Of the ring in hls
back cfce, reported bis failure to extract
anything from the close mouthed tender
foo'"
see2 said Major FELTON,. knowed how
pwould be. They h,int's but one thing
left TO d.. rs can see.
Little Ike looked at him interrogstively
Ye don't mean be begsD, With some sp'
prehension.
Nothing replied tue msIor, shortly.
Jest give this angel the run. that's all.
About two O'Clock in the morning Ten
nisou was suddenly awakened by repeated
rsps at his door.
Who's there? he called, sharply
Ma-Hsnks, was the response in what
the colonel intended to be q trembling
voice. Open the door a minute,
Grnmbling at TINS having his sleep
broken, Tennson complied snd at once
found himself covered by half q dozen re
volvers 10 the bands Of masked men. Sen
slbly be threw up his bands and they en-
tered the room, pushing the apparently
unwilling landlord yehemently protesting
against what be called their brutality. be
fore them.
What does this mean, gentlemen? asked
Teunison, anghIy D. you propose to
rob or murder mt? or both2
Shet upl was the reply. sn git intuth
them clothes gu pack that there grp,
dam quick Ie won't be hurt il ye don't
make no fuss,
Twenty minutes later the unfortunate
suspect found himself some distance out
Of camp, grip in hand, and with foot
steps accelerated by the parting inJune
tion OF his csptors.
Ef yere within ten mile of yere by day
light, ye won't need no breakfast,
The New Kimberley Miner and Ranch
man Of q week lat contained the follow
ing item, and marked copies OF the paper
were sent TO Gold Hill.
Again have the moss backed denlzens OF
that antique settlement OF Gold Save the
mark Hill stepped on themselves, one
more bluuder have they committed to
their everlasting cost.
Three weeks ago, MIR. q i. TennlEon, q
gentleman OF culture and refinement, who
represents 40 Eastern syndicate With mil
hsns OF capital, went to Gold O. Hill
with the intention OF looking about for IN
yestmeuts. Fret, however, 1t was his
aim. with the assistance Of certain docn
meuts 10 his possession, aud under the
guidance OF that veteran prospector Peter
the Hermit, to locate some OF the old
Jesuit workings supposed to exist there
Failing 10 { It was his intention to 10
vest 10 one or two properties wblct he
considers are Lot being properly worked
las pothing. creeping sn occasional sock
or ever Is at Gold Hill
Behold the stupidity OF Gold Hllltes!
because Captain Ienulson. who is, as we
said before, gentleman Ui culture, re1ne
ment and education, Old not stand upon
the bouselops aud declare his business TO
the open mouthed multitude, certain per
sons, ostensibly respectable business men,
who. from the environment, do not know
a gentleman Of culture. rehnement educs
tion, and good breeding these swine, be
cause be chose TO step lightly while 10
the sty took exception to his quiet aud
gtntIemsuly way Of conducting himself
aud at the daTklug hour Of two o'clock 3.
u when 81 decent people should b 10
bed, a cut throat horde came sud burst 10
his door and, under pain Of death, CON
PEELED him to leave the camp which be
vas. 10 doubt, glad to do.
! Like the gentleman Of culture, rebne
melt, education, tood breedi and uner
ring Judgment that ue -. MAJOR Ieonisou
,,De TO New Kimberley as fast Is his leRs
would brlpg htm, kuoslng fol we'll 1hst
tae pet pie Of the city, who knov Sgen
4 B. Ffsg