Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

Hah ouiusn9, though The flre seemed
to have originated in the adjoining
she'd
When Dornev arrived, but few pc O.
pie were there. and it was an easy mat
ter for him to keep order. and see that
the engines were put to work to save
the house. ifpossiblc.
The lower story was occupied by Eek
ert's sister and daughter, and by the
housekeepcr. All three Of them were
carried out OF their beds half sntfo-
Gated. The rooms formerly occupied
I by the doctor hal still the seal Of the
criminal court upon them but ii was
necessary 70 break them open to save
as much or the furniture as possible.
\ In 4 very short time the contents Of
I every room were removed to the park
and guard placed over them. The tire
| companies did their best, and 1t was
more than probable that they would
master the fierce element. Dorney was
running 70 and fro, and his eyes every
where. lie wanted 10 find out some
thing about the origin Of the couflagra-
ton
Presently constable came running
ont of the house, shouting lor him ut
the top Of his voice
Whats the matter. Here | ain !"
criel he
Come along this way There i
something fpr you !" was the answer.
And Dorncy followed the man into the
house, and ~ . room adjoining thr she'd
whore the iire hal originated.
"Do you see that I" th, constable
~atd, pointing - an opening III tile wall
tnr 4 moment Dprnry Was unable "a
speak. Ills eyes -tarcliuto 4 large rlo-
-ct ID the wall, and the things in it.
With an exclamation 81 joy NJ rushed
forward, ami what lii hc behold.
Call the judge, my man IL cried
W one " tnr iirenen standing near
him. ''lol viii iind him Ia the garden
~ quick, br quick He would not
ALLOW amy body " touch the content.
M th" closet.
IL wa nov informed how the car
pciltcr hal been commanded ID break
hole through the wall, i'll order to
f"N1 'I' "'N' WI ot'-h AHi "hllc t'plh5
~, H" happened to hit thc IpDr ut thI,
secret place .-inur IN Il worth it,
weight III gold, Peter" Dorney ex-
,lal,n.l. -hakin.r th,. ,.,r,,nntar- Lo,l
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presently Judge Summons made his
appearance. Nv yll. Vour honor" tile
captain said, rahblHg Ms hands t!tA de-
l:uht. -%uy IS, b,yn ,ybat Il. au
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'N "''' tAcIr II Nhc
NPA'o he du- iIc Ao1r "sth for one
there II Ais long cloak and thc cap b.
sore that night there arc tAe boots
ana trow,er,, both fuIl of d.rt thrrr'4
4 revolver. most probnhIl th,.nu,. ,,i,,
,rij.h ILL., fr.l
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-Af ~ ~" '+'lN'lrd ~ tncIe are
mora treasures Nrt. Up Won srr t4!,
rri knot ami this letter addressed t.
Henry Barns. lla. hA. IN .Iny., II !.
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suppose. yYu .,r.. fulIv rnot;u.,l th;s
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iii.,'iI ~ eN'r' Queer thc excited ppiicr
officer tooN lr1m hc secret ho.c YES.
my friend h. -ajd. II An convinced.
aud can pass i judgement uov Mn
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