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RoBnERy.-A travelling dealer in porcelain and
glass was some days apo driving his cart towards
/, small Town near Loricnt, when little boy, going
the same way, asked him for ride. NogucS III"
dealer, kindly pun the boy into the basket swung
under his cart, rs being warmer than the cart IL
self They had gone fan before two tootpads
stopped the cart. murdered and robbed its owner
and then, to disguise. the act, drove the over
the body, in order to induce belief that the death
was accidental During this terrible scene the
boy lay concealed lla the basket; but rs soon as he
conceived the robbers sufficient distance,
he conlrivcd 10 81, the horse oi at full speed, re-
naming in his hidins-placc I'll the horse stopped
nj the door OF a country inn in,nrn,ed by his mas
ter. The poor boy Went into the house, and MAS
telling his horrible tale, when, among his auditors,
he perceived and denounced the two robbers who
had disguised themselves in the uniforms of scnd-
arnc~, lul were afterwards recognized a> convcls
who had effected their escape. Tllcy were, in'Ine-
,liatclv arrested,