The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02

HE mover paid me, FePlied he, a6rmr
llytF N' Aat iNI.tH ',.llr nr. .0 1..a.f ... se 81
Then he has frauduleutly obtained the
noiB. What Sort ola person is thelChan.
der who boards with your, ss,s. = 90,
"a fnoi young man. Bless you, he
would notdo any thing Of the kind,
! i am sure he wouIdn't, repeated Az,
ME. earnestly.
Z How else could Bryce obtain che note
/ but through MmgWhat limo does No come
I'D al nights, Aoi1eheI HdaL" .ryg
h'&l@Sys AZ otea.tfms, lie never goes
out Ia thS evening". answered Wallace.
But, father, he did not come home lill
lte6 o'ciodk the night before YOU went %
lBtyee's. Ae had to stay in the ofIIcs 70
post tbo books or somsthibg OF that
Kind. oA a2 h.o rfal 81 ajat l..a
How didbe getin9 ,ol3i ,osu Fl.
lie has a hightkey; ylap0' wr I
I must see Chandler I said. oI
! No harm IN seeing him., added Mr..
1 Wallace, 4 will go For lGnI' hf'v.y
4, In a few moments he retur,ied with
the young man. Chandler, in the con
versation had with him, manifested a
very lively Interest in the solution of the
mystery, aud pr6fFeFed himself ready to
/ do anything 70 forward my viows. o .
| /. When did You return 70 the house on
Tuesday hlghl3'I asked him, with the
| Intention, Of sounding him q little, q N
about twelv6.S9 Hd ginisHa'ret .
\ sswSISel' said Annis, it was not more
Pthap ten, 4 heard y0d.'2' .'a a1as af
5,nFhe clock struck twelve as L turned
lthe corner of The street, replied Chand.
lef, p6sitiveyyot sdl io iio aadv
la1sl ceiiaihy heard some one III che ftout
4 rooih at ten, : added An1ie, lodkints with
astohiSbnitht'at at the group around 7htr
o"We'are getting At sbnatMng,' I re,
marked. How did you get in ar! Char \
ldlerg ,,,,- -.
IL. 'on9rrlYlqg q the door, he replied, y
found that bad lost my night key, AZ
chat moment a watchman happening along
| | told HIM my circumstances, lie knew
me, and taking q ladder from ap un6nish-
ed house opposite, placed It against Ope
lof the second story windows, aud ! en-
ltlred,i in that way, go
II Good now who was It that was heard
lin The p9rl3r at ten, unless II was Bryce
or ons of his accomppces, He must
have taken the key from your pocket, Mr..
| Chandleb and stolen the note from the
secretary, Az any rate 4 viii charge him
| with the crime-let what may happen
Perhaps RGEiIl confess, when hard push,
Acting upon this thought, 1 I,wroto a
IlawyerS letter. demand against you,''
&c.-whichY was Immediately Sent to Bry-
ce. ,5qsqtionpgtktpEjesf not to speak
of lhs 9FHirSl dismissed ihemsM
J. d "sWell sir what have you against rn69'
! be asked rather stihy, nd p,,, 7is,l, A.. 40
,s' a. claim on The part, of John Wallace
for two thousand dollars, Ilrepied. poks
ing over ny b papers, and appearing su-
prepely indifferent, p.y lo yeo,b ,Ij "
| Er6PSid u, said be, short as pie crpst.'@
sta'H H,sXpgo9G and j looked him in tho
!eys,A sharply gbu5lyl ,,nagbIido ,.oyiw y7o
HsqIbhs FaSoal apaled. lSHEtbat hA was
/ ,'Neyertbeless, il within 40 hour, you
! do NOT pay .me the two thousand dollars
and one, hun d.Fegd ID oil laF,s
for the trouble and anxiety you, have
caused my client at the end q the next
hour you shall bs lodged il, jail 70 eRswdf
TO aerimmsl charge ~ syslr, ros 7ng
What do you mean siI?i .flg bco, -Hl
n 4 mean what ! say, Pay, or n take the
conse9uences.' :. ',o'.t,p, .,,,-,,,.
Il 1t was . bold charge, and II he had
looked like an honest man, l should not
have dared 70 make it; ,.,,,, ,,.,. ,.,.,.. no
| I hAye paid the note I tel you, said
he; I have the note iq py possession
Where did you get ir?'
Il got il Of course when l paid the
When you felopiously entered the
house Of John Wallace, on the night of
Tuesday, February goth, at ten Of the
clock, and took the said note from the
secretary nil0.,.fsl,5l rba5,s.. -i
'Y9p have no proof stsmmsred heI
grgsping a chair for support. ....ggr9 ,dI
THAT is my !ook out, ] have no time
70 waste Will gop pay or go 70 iail'
He saw that the evidence ! had was
too stropg for, his denial, and he .immedis
atsly drew, his check on the spot for
twenty hppdIed dollars; Gad after
begging me not to mention the affair, he
sneaked OF.
1d Itcashsd the elieck and hasIeRed 10
iWalace'ss bouse.n IFhe reader may
iHdgsWith what satisfaction he received |
il, how rejoiced was Anna and her lover,
Wallace Insisted that gI8 should take
the one hundred dollars Tor my tFoable;i I
but was magnanimegs enough to only
take tweay. Wallace kept his promise
and eyer after was 4 tsmpeFate man. Hell
died,a few years ago. leaving handsome
property 70 OhRhller and Bis wife, the
marriage between him ana Annie having
taken place shorty after the above nara !
ted circumstance occurred, 4
Aparty hunting ~ Angelina eopaty,l
Texas. found two human bodies in cave
entirely PetFi6ed, and dressed ipFa style
ineilheE European nor lndiap On the
waist of one was found q buckle ef gold
almost thTea inches ID diameter. imbed-
ded n t6e body. Fhe featnrea were not
much sunken. She eyes partly closed, and
aven freoaa ~ INA aVahrove oould ba aalu