The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-14
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no" " more f"'h'iy was sso"hd'
sanhdcuiic" an" fi'iagcd -Thc
story on E"mi"md f'o.'-''Now well
N"'' II Nee s'i''ic SinS" Ncctins."
Ii was "a large apartment. with n br
table close To window. which looked oni
wide countr, street thinlv lined with dc.
1lrhc1 coltace.
The room was perfectly STILL and nourht
could be heard but the ticking of thc clock
"a, the npudulum made lis rernior hoat ~
and fro. The room was in the court house
binding at White Plains, and there were
none present but myself and n taller who
seemed seemed somewhat discontcntcd and
morosr. for he had been waiting fnr sornc
hours To receive a number of nrisorrrs and
his yacuous mind was worried rs he looked
ont and saw the rain drons foIlinr in the
gloom of the nirht. pnrb darlt If Ven"
and all around Inc solemn silence Of y
country town.
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soon thcie was break in the monotony
mat hung IKE blanket ON both iailer and
reporter. y small man, with an unauspi.
c'ous lace and light rcd whiskers, walked
,nT ,;,'' mo oNficoo. o'.t'oIeu cioseiy
,'V , ,,.''' ''iI' i"ohllg Us II nc had nech
mf Gotsi,ii i' , ms nS1 Mns hr Eunuhu lost'
,oSod ,n,,, ""' ,',', j "oIi ,ip'Il OF inc
Wti,o p,o;ms H.. 't A., VII" was sem up 10
and nresnnt S,iof nf pd,; anc IGuou2lanle
in thc homo thar h W ,',; "i.o ~ NeW ork,
racnrniyd so,,lo o nv r. ~. w ohapicu 10
comnittoi th, ro J,iV w. ',e iliVl VINO iau
fathers hnnsn i"'', ny ~ Ga.shil' III ms
tohar WI '''' ''''' "'l VI i's' VIC
,vo sow , u -, 'iuic. manner ana
other. ''''
Nov, said to Mr. Post. you should
have a very interesting story TO tell about
me robbery which was committed on your
family, by the men who are to come here
tonight, as 1t is supposed. Suppose while
we wait we nave little conversation to
Whllc away the time until those prisoners
come i!T over IRON New hochelle ?
~ am willing, said Mr.. Post. land
VIII tel the H3dW all know Of what oc-
CURED, Tor | never yet saw a correct ac-
count OF mat affair ASK me all the qucs-
tons you like and will answer them"
Mr., Post threw one leg over another and
Immediately settled down to an old-fasl-
Toned talk.
TIE PROLOGUE.
My name is Edmund Post and live in
the southern end of thc town Of Cotol;I
Greene county, New Yorl, etote wi ni1N NV
father, mother and sistnr Wa W. ha m'on my
Of 100 acres Of ' lond I'S with fr ntTe iar
for our residence. Tho horso a'I ~ nou nd
sized one. 40yo9 feet Nv e;s,cr is % iso oou
of ore and unmarried a;91 s,o'I IN y "a years
comfortably torether havin" a." 'n, inu very
man os hnso 'o oeu nnaSIlig c9lorcd wo-
does orr wor, ard cotS liz n'oai WHO
house but who lives With lie fn ,,aiI ~ anc
other part of the town nanny III ''''-
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4, ,.,c a'''-' "'' io'H LIFE
Al nan past SIX OF the evening of the
ltn OF october, 1913, we were all sitting
AZ inc table-father, mother, sister and my
ScllIai supper, the hired man having just
nh!shed ms supper. The colored wcnch
was outside OF the door, and the evening
was quite still The nearest house to us is |
quarter OF mile off. The hired man
,o1, e.o - 5o'lS holilc' some o0 or w
there a man inmnnd enGJnri ,'"'a' me
hind some bushes onG "oi ~ Wy no i,o' h;. peI
man - ' '''' ~ 'no "'ico
is Mr.. Post ot home9n
Yes" said the hired man ..ho :, i, ,no
house. eating his sumner 20 III NV
"Well. then. | want TO seq him ryono,
II little business with him and want ~, S"'