Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-07-10

and then you shall see travelling BY the soul
of the Virgin Mother, sir, could rrn an ell
gine of my construction to the moon in four and
twenty hours ~
| smiled at what thought his quaint en-
| thuSiasln, and then Welt back to my station.
AS soon as the konigsberg passengers were all
on board, ard their baggage-crate attached,
we started on again.
As soon as all matters had been attended
to connected with the new accession of passer-
gers, | went into the guard-carriage aud sat
down An early train from Kongsbcrg had
been through two hours before, so We only had
one more stoppng-place before reaching Brom-
berg. and that was at Little Oscue, where We
took the western mail
How we go :" uttered one Of the guard
some fifteen minutes after We had left DirSchau
THE new engineer is trying the speed"
returned, not yet holding any fear
But ere long began to be little fearful
that he was running too fast. The carriages
began to sway to and fro, and could hear the
exclamation Of fear from the passengers.
"Gooi heavens - cried one of the guard
coming in at that moment, what is that fr-
low doing? Look, sir, and see how We are
going Just look ~
lookc,fou at the window and found that
we were dashing along at speed never before
travelled on that road. Posts, fences, rocks
and trees flew by in one undiStinguishahle
mas, and the carriage now swaycd fearfully
| started to my feet, and met passenger on
the platform He was one Of our chief owners
Of the road. and was just on his way to B:rn
ii" was pal" and excited.
Sir" he ga>ped, lis Martin krollcr on the
engine ~
"Icy," told him
"Loly Virgin Didn't You know him ?'
Know linn q repeated, somewhat puzzled
&" Whit do Won mean? He told me his name
was krolcr, and that lie was an engineer. We
had no one to run the engine, and"
4" You took him ~ interrupted the man.
"Gooa heavens sir, he is as crazy us man
can be. He turned his brain over II new plan
for applying steam lower. ] saw him at the
s.ution but | did not recognize him. as was
in n hurry Ja>t now one Of the passengers
told me that Your engineers were all gone this
morning and that vou fonnd one who was
stranger to You. Then ! knew that the man
whom had seen, was Martha kroler He
has escaped from the hospital at Stattin. You
must get him of SOMEHOW
The whole fearful truth was now upon me-.
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mn,,ort o,1 ! know that a t,w n,;,cs ,nora
NOR ham, would yurc,r l,,,,.h ~. oil ;u,n do.
Struction. | called to the guard, and then
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stole il from me- IN, I've rruud il For
vcors w.. hcc, wordcr,,,, in sc,rrh IF my crco,
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Drt Two rnu,d Il, know !, who, saw !,
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