Litchfield enquirer., 1871-04-27

Goggs behind them, made their noissless. skillful, wonderful way. -, In the middle of the treasufer's o6aOe.- the dark little awful, repfoaChinl rOom,- they. all paused ls9s4ea aaqg'' d.'Pon my Wordiii said dPsteEss 'T most wish there d been some other way. We offered the printer two hnndtad down for one proof of the confound Jed things; bat throw 'pon my word. But ipOn my word you?' s4tr s4ess I -sareep- s5,i,',' E$3o- sTT
 In the reproachful darknasssof the little awful room, the professional gentlemen went to work upon the safe. It was the treasurers private safe. a small affair, with the simplest lock in the world. e If only the treasurer, had been bright enough to put the papers in the great ark across the room, with the combination lock.
 ''Ihat," said one of the professional gen. tlemen, ''would ha' ben matter of some powder and blasted noise.
 By this I do not think the professional gentlemen meant so much to make . pun as an emphasis. He was on his knees ct the time, turning great key in the great key-hole. with his head on one aide, very much n like the head of an artist. putting the finishing touch to his picture.
 ';A-a--ahI said the burglar at last, with soft, admiring whistle, sswasn't that neat, now?' zle cE .1e&,sA .19lIaW
 As he rose from his knees the safe doog, with a sound lock and aTvelvet hinge, swung solemnly open yA bao4
 "A match said one of the professional gentleman IT a5p5s-j 4IsrosA - V
 All the boys felt their pockets at once. "Only one at Gmein@ 7 said the other pro. fessional gentlemen. ''-One at time, and, spry. We've done our biz; you tend to yourn. "1 zA Gfta t9l2S1h
 Thetwo stepped back 6 step or two from the open safe, and Peters and Painter stepped up. Peters struck . match. and held it down; his hand shook.
 ':You'l drop itand seteserything afreI" growled Painter. Ses
 Painter got down on his knees and glared into the safe.
 He drew something out zss
 He held it up to Peteris match.
 Goggs and Burnett held their breath. One of the burglars, not much interested, yawned audibly. His share of the work was over. He was in a hurry to get away.
 "Got 'emF' whispered Goggs, shaking all over.
 ''Yes!'-7ssz4as
 What's the matter, then?s Something was the matter Painter threw down the packet which he held, with an oath. Peters match went ont. There was 2 minutes blackness and confusion.
 "What is it?" ~f.S1s-,9
 ''Who,-where2' syL gassa
 s"Futors?" 15H taa
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 "No, don'tp' -s'ss3]f z. Ts'-sse
 s'Hold onP' = oIa a.s.laaEs Ea "What's up?'' l14 l s4I1eza
 ~Look here. Hushln 'fso- 6"Be still there!" T2H S s1A
 ,sz"lN '"'lNobody's coming. can t yon hold your tongueYfl 1af 6lz Y2fuoasus fRa 5zu The clash of whispers struck through the dark room, fought minute briskly, then died down. ' ,s 2Ts-. I, .sAs ssT rf 9sasD sss
 T Peters had lighted another match. His face was pale and red by turhs.ai
 Look here!" said he.f aHT
 The fellows all looked. Peters Aared his match to and fro Ssev erat times slowly across thespacket in Painters hand. Yes, they were the Oaleulus naperS, sure enough; the Calculus papers (which had cost them three hundred and. fifty dollars and a burglary; the Calculus papers that they had forced the outer docr, and the entry door, and the office door, and the safe door, to get; the Calculns papers, in- deed, folded and sealed over end over and about and about and here and there with the great solid college sealbd-sol Iron locks and bars might be playthings to the professional gentlemen 1; but bit of sealing wax was proof against them. Who could break and mend the great col. Elege seal? h.nots i1ao0 ensyq
 , YI'yye a half mind to break itr cried
 h"And be expelled for a donksvl" Iat" It would be a eetle higher peg than ex- pulsion, gentlemen, I reckon said one of the burglars with grin. "State prison could 'commodate ye as we'll as the next man, if put tot, e9s.aSt3s.f3J ] 'sPut them backi''52 groansd Peters. Painter put them back. .,.,.,r1
 "Now lock up as fast as you know how." said Peters, snappishly enough, to the pro- feeslonal gentlemen. ElsI sdE
 ,ss" Iii it's convenient said one of the pro. fessional gentleman, pleasantly, "we'll take that there little three hundred and i fifty first. "s 353Y nsTaH wall bna
 Its quite convenient. said Peters. with another groan. a So the burglars counted out their three hundred and fifty dollars, and locked the safe, and locked the office, and locked the entry, and locked the outer door, and went back to the station to take the morning train to- New Cork. And so the boys fskulked across the college grounds, and skulked up the street. and akulked away to their rooms, and sk0 0ked into bed, and went skulking through the world for a month or two after that night, for shame at the memory of it and so by and by they forgot it, and looked very much as if it had never happenedssg snitiaT4
 And so, as I told you, Goggs did not see the papers. :. ..5an.s e...- .,ss. .'1 s11s l. DGP An Englishman in Spain sends to the PaN Mall GdseHe very gloomy view of the state of affairs under the new king. Amadeo is too. frank, manly and simple, to be really popular. and finds himself thwart. Eedain nearly every step her takea He wanted to stop certain leakgEin the dis