Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-25

the colonel intended to be a tremblln
voice. open the door minute
ken, TennIson complied, and at once toun'
himself covered by half a dozen revolver
IN the hands Of masked men. Scusibly, h
threw up his hands. and they entered tn
room, pushing the apparently unwlliug
what he called their brutality, before them
wv nat does this mean, gentlemen"
asked TeTnison, angrily, "Do, You pro
pose 10 rob or murder me?-or bOth2"
| 'Shct up.' was the reply, AN git ntut
them cloes an pack that there grip d.
quick N9 won't be hurt ef ye don't make
Twenty minutes later the unfortunate
sFfspeGt sf pet found ri hlmSeif % some distance out
accelerated by the parting injunction OF
"Ef yre within ten mile o. ycre b. day
! light. ye won't need no breakfast"
! The New Kimberley Miner and Ranch
| man OF II WtSk later contained the follow
were sent to Gold HIll:
| Again have tho moss-bacSci denizens
| OF that antique settlement of Gold Save
| the markD I'm stepped on themselves;
! one. more blpnder have they committed,
| to their everlasting cost,
Three weeks ago Mr.. q. Il. Tennison, a
| gentleman of culture and refinement, who
/ T,epresents an Eastern syndicate with mil
| lions of capital went to Gold CD Hill with
the intention OF looking about for invest
| ments, First, however, IL was his aim, with
| the assistance of certain documents in his
| possession, and under the guidance of that
| veteran prospector, Peter the Hermit. to
! locate some OF tne ola Jesuit WORKINGS
supposed to exist there, Failing in this it
was his intention to invest in one or two
properties which he considers are not be-
ing an occasional sucker, ever Is at Gold
HID.
"Behold the stupidity of Gold IIilrtes.
Because Captain Tennison, who is, as we
said before, q gentleman of culture, re-
tlnement, and education, did not stand
ness to the open-mouthed multitude, GER
tain persons, osiensibly respectable busl-
ness men, but who; from the nature of
their environment do not know a gentle
man of culture, refinement, education, and
good hreeding-these swine, because he
chose to step lightly while in their sty,
took exception to his quiet and gentle
manly way Of conducting himself; and at
the darklns hour Of o'clock a, m, when
throat horde came and hurst in his door
and, under pain OF death, compelled him
to leave. then, iilthy oamp-which he was,
Like The gentleman Of culture, refine
ment education, good breeding. and un-
erring judgment that he is Major Tenni-
son came to New Kimberley as fast as
his legs would bring him, knowing fun
know a gentleman when they see one,
would treat him with hospitality and con-
sidsration, as they do, indeed, every one
Hilrs popular hoodlum style.
THE distinguished visitor Is at present
charming spouse at their palat!al home on
Citrus avenue, and has spent the past two
or three days, looking at some of the
Judges partially developed bonanzas in
this vicinity"
The next issue of the Miner and Ranch
man presented the following:
Last week the Miner and Ranchman
published Exclusively the account of the
brutal treatment at Gold Hill Of Colonel
Tennlson, the distinguished Eastern gen
tleman who is sojourning in our midst, and
investments in New Kimberley mining
property for the syndicate he represents
incidentally, the colonel states, without
reservation. we may interpolate. that the
Miner and Ranchman is the best newspa-
per west of st. Louis and south of Denver)
",rhere Is another chapter to the story,
before going TO press, We received by spe-
cial courier a message from Deputy Rev
enue Collector Boggs and Deputy United
States Marshals Newton and pwyer. stat