Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-14

Job of the case, BY insuring the detection
of the accused in the crime she then in-
tended to commit. With the understand
ing of having another interview in refer
ence to this matter at an early day, DR..
Uhl left and proceeded to consult with
his leg Al adviser, some gentleman Of the
medical profession, and other friends as
to the course he ought TO pursue in the
matter, and without a single exception
they not only urged but insisted that he
do all in his power 10 urther the ends
of public justice, by ass sting Mr., II Ill.
After mature elaboration, he concluded
to do so. and acted .henceforward under
the District-Attorncy' directions.
According TO the suggestions Offered by
Mr.. H7ll, DR.. Uhl ccasionlly called
upon Mrs c. AMI converscd with her
relative to the approaching event. It
vas finally arranged that DR.. Catlin of
Brooklyn should attend her, and that
Or. Uhl should be called in to consult.
In the course of a conversation between
Dir. Uhl and Mrs c. the former inquired
whe tber DR.. Catlin could b. elied upon
in the matter. or in other words waeath
er he could be Entrusted with the secret.
and in reply. Mrs. Cunningham assured
him that such was the case--"F or OBJ
served she, Il have him completely ua-
DIR my thumb.
About the same time, in a conversation
between DIR. Catlin and DR.. Chl. con-
corning the respective parts which they
were t. take in the approaching event,
DR.. Cttliu admitted tha, he had devised
tae scheme of having hetious decoueh-
meat from the beginning, and that he
hal done so because he thought She was
an abused woman, who ought to be re-
venged bat he concluded that they
needed another physician, and was pleas
ed to find that D. Uhl had been select
ed.
Il, was finally arranged that the great
event Q. producing an heir for DR.. Bur-
iell's property sholld take place some
time this week. and to DR.. Uhl was
intr4s,ed the task Of hunting upa little
stranger" Things hIvins advanced
thus far, Or Uhl. accompanied by DR.
De Ia Montagnie a bro;herin-law OF the
District Attorney Immediately sailed
oat in quest OF suitable apartments OF
which they could obtain temporary ocea-
patton. Rooms were met with at No.
100 Lin s;reen, and there II was repre-
scented 10 Mrs. Cunaln cham, resided i
married aty who, during the absence OF
hrr husband IN California, had been
rather easy IN her manners. and wss
+ i cut % give birth to child. which she,
under tn Circumstances. would be CAD
TO dispose Of. The room was at once
neatly furnished with furniture from the
house Of the Distclct-Attorney- The
room were takea po>s ssion OF = d,
} M0atagule, under the name OF h@sl l.
Herring. - correspond WITH the Initials
upon tram rmpoit.at 70 belong - the
California VI CIV.
All things being res " Tor action here.
and tn Bellevue Hosai;ai furRisa.n- on
No4dav fine newborn infant. !. was
resolved by tbg,s in ths seer 10 br5n
matters to a crisis At once Mrs c. VS.
accordingly noui d hat the heir hal
been bor., ana could be obtained tina,
evening. Upon receiving this !a.arma-
ten. Mrs. { sid she waa4 sca! IA il
whose ma ne shz r fused - -iv,3 = loo,
tn p ace - as to XIV VII r 70 20
alta fa:er nolr. DR.. Cal returned to
NJ. 100 Elm SIRE; AMI Eeot watch for
the lady who was 10 Be- sent TO reeannoi-
ter tbe nrimeSe> and N a short time .
person maize her aupsara1cc. passed by
AMI io.,.cte3 the -, T5at Ialy al.
,h3D,b in the is,ul.s of a sI.;e OF
\Ierrv 1r I'hl ror,,rpszed as Mrs Cnn.
riae6sm herself 4 soon = She had
ief ,bo na;.-kb,rbooa D- ~ lain
,i,,te8 No. 81 Bond stree, waea Mrs.
+ Cn,ntns,h.r, called I,dv vhs,, Dr
Ia reeoyn,zstls as her .stsr Mr., Barns
.istnthe room and asked her II She w.,
rs,d n ~, for The cbHd who, Ms
R3rns ask Cd for the dark dress AID Mrs
Cn,n;n nav, ,old bor vba-a :, VS. !,
WAS tb9n arr.p,ed betwee, NJ. G
ana the Doe,,r hat he sbonl5 - NJ
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