Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-05-09

iHttG was SBASC anu al W
there, which seemed TO be wanting in
my room /; so hastily opened my win
dow. tied the bcdclothes together for a
rope and lowered myself safely to the
ground.
There was light still burning in
the lower part of the house but crept
noiselesslv along, feeling my way care
fully among the trees and in due time
came upon a beaten track which led
me to 4 roai, the same | had travelled
the previous night | walked on scarce
ly knowing wither, anxious only to in
crease the my distance from The ac-
cursed house, until the day BEGAN to
break. when almost the first object |
could see distinctly was a small body
of men approaching ne. 1t was with
no small pleasure that | recognized at
their head my friend the Capp di Poll
zia. 'Ah" he erred, unfortunate In
glese what trouble you have given me
Where have you been? God be prais-
cd that see you safe and sound But
how: What is the matter with you:'
You look like one possessed
told him how | had lost nv way
and where had lodged.
And what happened to you there /?
he cried with look of anxiety.
Il was disturbed in the night.
could not sleep. made my escape
and here l am. cannot tell YOU
more
But YOU must tell me more, dear
Sir: forgive me; YOU must tell every
thing. must know all that passed in
that house. We have had it under our
surveillance for long time, and when
heard IN what direction YOU had gone
Yesterday, and had not retui ned.
feared YOU had got in some mi i,chict
there, and we were even now upon our
way 10 look for you.'
could not enter into particulars.
but told him | had heard strange
sounds. and at his request | went haci,
with hlm To tue spot. lie told me by
the way that the house wa, known To
b. the resort ofbanditti; hat the land
lord narbored them, received II, ir i'll.
gotten goods, aud helped them dispose
OF their booty.
Arrived at the spot, he placed hi-
men about the premises and Instructed
4 strict search, the landlord and the
man who was found in the house ben1
compelled to accompany him. The
room ~ winch had slept was carefully
examined the hoor was OF plaster OF
cement, 50 that no sound could have
passed through It; the walls were
sound and solid, and there was nothing
- bc seen That could IN any WAY &C.
count Tor the strange disturbance lno
/ HXN;ppSciienced. Inc room on the ground
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