Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-01

the cHirutruf. as Mr. l'hl'ft erfmtl IalU'I
uneasy ,bd inclined TO 'acate lhc chair.
Who's, house DO live IN, Mr. Doldcr''
II consider u mine.
"DrJ 700 serve a notice on me not To use
,ho rooms, ,ae c,rrs, or The cellar, when }
va, moyIu. tr NJ"
Yes slr.
IVA, there ANYTHING c',e to use, ,ir."
"No s.r."
"who bull, lhc houss''
9Th, Plank Road Company
"Ia whose possession Is H.
"Pbak Road Company
How J,d you come 60 saw lhc house va,
yours, when ,hc eumPany have 70 in their
possession and bull, 90"
Another bar,, OF laughter followed ,br,
question. arl poor DoJlcr looked a. ii be
sitting upoa q hl,ehc,. Dodicr gave 20
reply.
"NuN. Nr Doljcr. have yol na, been
irving O, c,, mc our cf cha, house. rha, sou
might CT your sna .u my p'acr' And have
yna NOT b,ru 'o ,bc Directors and have SON
ra, applied ,o them ior your .nu' and have
yol no, ,o'l them things jerogaiop to my
rurac,sr'"
"Nare OF your long preamb'cs, NJ 0oi.
ler, you know % D., sa, aud ] an going 90
prove o.. ,61. Yes ur no.
~ can't answer mus, eNp'a.a."
40 explanation, sir, yes or ao.'
"No."
"ul you 90, go to three Of the Drecc.
,ou"
.Yc,."
"DI yaa na, order a window pa, 10 ,hc
cellar Of the house, when building, and say
sou wanted O, ,a-ra ior your sons accommO-
Jatun'"
"a nigh, ia,c done IT,"
odd you ao, van, 20 get 8 vauau, for
ne before vas boaad O,e, 20 appear h1r''
"Ys.."
"nI YOU u1, then sweat that had on'y
assaulted yol by ,bua,ag stones, Do, d.d n1,
l., you'"
pai3sr was completely staggered again
De changed al mruer OF culor,. aaj moved
aho.t very uHsasly ia h7 chair.
Come, Nj DoJlcr. answer, exclaimed
iae 5cieullut
81 can't remember"
"Ye., you do-t.i you thea ssearI Do, you
az all, s.r'
81 NIGH, not"
GLOW comc, % that you remember J., now,
;br5c months after, luJ cou'l Hr, thcn'"
THE was TOO much ior poor DyjIcr. H.
hooked apFsal.ugly around lot rslci. Moth
ing NE, h., gaze b., room coa,ulscI w.,h
laughter.
~, legs seemed TO be under magnetic iu-
'ucacr, aHi ia great desire to try their pow.
crs Of Iocomouoa. 4, Jas, the icicniln, told
him lo go.
"Thl, vllI DO, NJ Dodler-I gneis We
orc through with YOU tot the present" And
Oh he shot as if death was bsh.ud him, while
,bc whole bar hirIy screamed, as he made
awful strides doan the aisle, and the Court
buried their faces in their handAerrhlc.s and
shook conyuIsNcly.
DoiIer No. > was then eallcd-sou Of the
oll Dodigr-vho testified as follows:
II va, iu 10 tie house; heard a noise: saw
father driving cows; saw defendant come o.,
Of his house and throw stones; ran out, and
a btll was between me aud them, and Wben !
20, oul all vas over. Saw defendant throw
three stones.
Cruss-eNam.ned by defendant
You aere IN the house, YOU say"
..Yes."
'.Is there 90, a hill twenty feet high be.
tween your house and where wls''
"Abou, that"
"Ilow many stone wall, were ,hey-abOu,
fur'"
30 About mat
"lIow mauy plank fences or slab fences
lvor"
"Ouly one, think"
"Well, sir, how could you see through
four stone walls, one slab fence, and a hill
twenty feet hight That will DO, sir; yon can
60"
Aud wi'hOu, waiting for reply, OF went
Dodier No ..
District Attorney, on the PaEt OF the PeO-
pie, here rested
The defender, then, with all the gravity
becoming such an important occasion, uE-
ts.sled his legs from the rounds of the chair,
aad with more than usual dignity walked out
in font Of the jury, aud offered his defence
as follows
III You please, your HOnOr. and Gentle
,,sr ~ ~. Tpyy-I AN n prren hand al this