Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-21
A slight Observation-Disclosures.

From the NeJg York Sun.
Everybody looked at man with broken
n sc, and he htched around in a nervous
manner, and then began:
several years ago was at work in a livery
stable In town in New England. While
don't claim that belonged TO the cream Of
soc ETY., must nevertheless beg you to believe
that was honest and upright. aud pald my
pew rent IN the Baptist church WIN sacred
regularity. have no doubt that. had / been
permitted to pursue nv occupation undis-
turbed. should in time have reached the Top
round Il the ala and been cleo eli Mayor
OF the town. But u he language Of the poet,
a dark cloud hOverei DER che scene
One day as 1 wa brushiug or bob tailed,
cream cOiored horse, certain town doctor
slid IN ou me. aud anxi0usly inquired after
the state Of my health. Ny health was good.
lie nted 10 know II | had a teuder heart /
had. Then he took me 10 he back eud OF che
barn amt related 4 sad story. A citizen OF the
Viiluge had Lost his wife This dOct r ful =
believed that he had been buried while Doe "A
trance, and he luoked upon it a. a solemn uty
70 resurrect The b dy, restore life, and preseat
the bereaved husband ith nisawn again. He
W MED my help 10 10 ali this, and, for fear
that might be out 81 pocket IN the transac-
tiOu, be promised me S25.
"NOw, gems, my so'e motive In gong into
the 100 was TO restore the woman e. HE and
to her grievlng husband. IN IS was an out
side issus. the doctor and I suooK hands on
it. and that ng ht, just before midnight, 4
drove "a 70 the graveyard 10 q one horse
wagon. The doctor was there before me. aud
7 y Tear tNAb e0AlG one III gnu disturb our
operations. he watched Will, attae .ed 90 ,
grave. IL took me couple OF hours TO get
tue cadaver out and inIO the wagon, for the
doctor left it all for me TO no, AMI Just a. Ne
were re dy 20 dnv OF he hearu some sound
which caured him % skip. Tue de stand
ing was that the body was 10 be ttkeu 10 "A
certain college en- miles awty. The Hoctur
wA.a title previous In running or No Que
came 70 annoy me. and after bit ell mbed
into the wagon amt drove ~ for he couege.
You'll naturally inquire IL dtdu'tfeela it
shaky, urtyiHg a ong lonely highway. IN
lonely ntght, wtlh a 'stin 20 close beh nd me
IN this case didn't. She wa In a tranc 2, aud
we were going 10 bring her mack 10 lite.
"Wel I had jO<ged a Ong Tor about FIVE
miles when a couple Of tramp.. who were gO-
lug my way. asked me Tor q ride. I M dc
some excns :, but they woul mt accept t. and
as whipped up they eau <ht The endbOard OF
tie WAGON and elm nod m. H. 20 doing they
pulled the blanket % he cadaver. and thu
veil they set up was my de.tru stiOu. The
Nurse gave q sudden jun 3, ninging me or the
seat a1d over the wheel. an then started cd
on dead run. | T. a such q way a. 20
break my leg, aud couldn't move yard
Soon after daylight gang Of excited cltlzens
pounced upon me and han ed me "a 10 jatl.
The horse ran about mile after throwing me
out, aud eft wagon and cadaver beside the
highway. 10 WAS no job 40 an 90 trace every
thing back 70 me. and, as the Doctor had
skipped, had to face the music al0ue. Genta.
NV caae h a warning that the Innocent may
suffer AZ we'll ~ the guilty. I lay la Jain for
several months, and Was then sent 10 priioR Tor
three years"