Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 16, Number 42, Jasper, Dubois County, 27 November 1874 — Page 2
WEEKLY COURIER
JASTEK.
C. DOASE. Publisher. . . . INDIANA
I for aid to sustain the rightful State (Jovern-
ment, of whUh he U the representative, and commands all person claiming to derive authority undt-r the new Constitution, to relinnulsh their offices, etc.. within the day.
I lie adds. In condition, that in case the ! 1'reside-nt refU' to receignize his I claims, he shall not resort to force to main- ' tain them, but will leave the matter to Coni jf re. The proclamation was IgneJ by V. j . Smith a Governor, and by Edward Wheeler a Secretary of State. Soon after Its
to be Governor of Arkansas, for Federal as- j publication Governor Garland obtained war-
CUKKEXT NEWS. H AHIUV4JTOX. The ari'lleatlon of V. V. Smith, claiming
ltnoe, was re- !ved by ihc 1'rej.iiient on the
Itthand referred by him to the AttorneytSeneral. The President also received a dispatch, signed by most of the State otlicers elected at the same tiina vvitli Smith, statins that they rce-oznied Smith as the legitimate
rants for the arrest of Smith and V heeler,
and also of John (i. Price, manager of the J!epthlican office, from which the proclamation was Issued, for conspiring to usurp certain otlices in violation of the statutes of the State. Price was arrested and held under
Governor, lUxte-r having retired, and Oar-, $t;,noO bail, hut the whereabouts ofimith and land having no legal riht to assume the Wheeler could not be ascertained, office. A desperado named Dan Gallagher, who A Washington dispatch of the 17th says: j murdered a bar-tender named Leahy, was reThe Cabinet was in session two and a half ( t-ently taken from the otlicers by a party of hours to-day, during which the Arkansas j masked men at Hearue, Texas, and bung, troubles were discussed at length, an 1 It was j p,y means of a t-hrewd trick, soma LTnclnfinally decided that there Is not now before j nati sharpers, on the 13th, in broad daylight, the Government the necessary information to , managed to steal and carry away from the enable It to take any action In reference to j American Express Company' ofiiee, in that
the controversy In that State. Hence no no-- citv, an iron safe containing a large amount
of money said to be from fiO.OoO to jfTo.OoO"
The North Carolina Legislature met and organized on the 10th. 1 he House stands, s4 Icmocrats. 31 Republicans, and 2 Independents; the Senate, Democrats and 12 Republicans. The Alabama Legislature also met and organized on the ltith. The Democrats have 04 and the Republicans 30 votes on joint ballot. J. 1). While, Cue Republican candidate fur
Congress iu the Ninth District of Kentucky, Is elected. The Democrats elect the other nine Representatives from that State. General hiuory issued an order on the 10th for the removal of the United States troops from the State-house in New Orleans, the order tot .ike effect on the following morning. It was believed that the order was given in pur.-uancc of instructions from Washington. The steamer Kmpire, wued by the Kmpire
Packet Company and employed in the lower
tice will be taken of the proclamation recently
received from Mr. Smith, who claims to be Governor." EAST. The closing price of gold in New York, on Nov. IS was 111 1-S. Three executions took plaeo in Fen n slyvaniaon the 12th. At Westchester, Udderrook was hanged for the murder of (loss, and at Montrose, O'Mara and Irvin were hanged the murder of the farmer's mother aaj sister. Father Gerdemann, the absconding priest Ot St. Boniface Church, Philadelphia, was arretted ia New York, on the Htb, on a charge of embezzlement. In a published card, Gerdemann aays he has left the Catholic Church, never intending to return to it; that he was legally married to Miss Wittich, now his wire, by a Reformed minister of Jersey City, with the full consent of her parents; and that
the money he has taken, whick he says is less t vQlil trade, while lying at her landing, foot of
than three thousand dollars, he considers a ntl Street, New Orleans, about 4 o'clock small reward for over ten years labor. Ger- on t!ie nl0rninii of the 17tb, suddenly went to demann and his wife were intending to sail ; llie hottoin. only her texas remaining above for Europe the day he was arretted. ; water. There were iiite a cumber of A late Itoston di-nateh says thatthe Solh it-; pancrs. on lord, but as the clerk's or of the Treasury ha formally deman'lcl of I iO0j.s wfre j0,i anj a number of the Treasurer of the Union l'aclfic Iiailron.I : ja.,.ner had loflthe boat after its arrival Company the five per cent, of the net earn-' t ;ew. Orleans, it was impossible to ascering of the road from November, H;:', to c-. X:i-ia how. nianv were drowned. Captain Jean-
toU-r 31. 1T4, making Jlm.O.Vi. to be paid within the next sixty days. The official vote of New York State on Governor is as follows: TUden ( Dem.). 41t'...
Glasgow Univ ersity. Ralph Waldo Kmerson received .VK) votes and Disraeli "W. The Director of the Hank of England on the ltlth advanced the. rate of interest from four to five per ceut. An unusually bcary earthquake was felt in Chili on the 2Mb ult., about twelve minutes after midnight. Its Juration was about ten se-eonds, and the direction from east to west. Much alarm was raucd in Valparaiso and Sauliago. All the public clocks toped, and the w all- of wme of the churches and houses were ltt. The shock was followed by an increase of the thermometer of two and twotenths degrees. Vessels at anchor felt it severely. Iuring the week slight tremors were felt. It is announced on the authority of Disraeli, that tho English Government has determined to orgauize auother Polar exploring expedition. Tho trial ef Count Yon Arnim has been postponed to Dec. 9. A Vienna dispatch of thelth says that the editor of all the Vienna journals, including the Official (iatettf and Presne, had beou summoned before the district tribunal upon a requialtion from the Court of Wurzburg for prematurely publishing the full text of Kullmann'a indictment. The editor of the 2Yese refused to indicate where and how he obtained the documents. '
freau. commander of the loat, had four children drowned, but saved his wife. He put the number of lives lo-tat about thirty-five.
He savs the boat was not overloaded, and lie
343; Dix (Rep.), M .-: Clarke (Prohib.), j ,jfM, not thillk shp broWc t,VOt wbi,.h p, tlll.
P.21 I. Tilden over Iix. M.!37.
Navigation upon the New York canals will wrre on
opinion of the pilot and some others who
le closed for the season on the .'th of Decern-
er. The longshoremen of New York and adjii-j tent cities are on a strike, and trouble is anticipated in consequence. A non-society man was badly beaten by a gang of union men on the 17th, for working on the docks, and other riotous demonstrations have been made. The suit of Theodore Tiiton againt H. W. Beecher has been set down for Dec. s. HMT A'l MH'TII. Governor A. II. Garland and the other State officers recently elected under the new Arkansas Constitution, were sworn in. and entered upon the discharge of the Irrespective duties on the 12th. The Governor, in his
Genf ral Sheridan, on the 17th, received a dispatch from General Augur, dated " Southern Column Supply Camp," Nov. . stating that Le had just returned to that camp from a scouting expedition on the Staked Plains to the south wet. He had had several brushes with the Indians, puni-hing them severely. A dispatch from M -Clellan Creek. 17th, states that two hundred Cbeyenr.es who recently ei)g?ed Captain Fsrnsw orth's command of twenty-five men, and were defeated, encountered ninety-eight men of the United states cavalry and infantry, in command of Lieutenant Frank I. Iltldwin. chief of scouts, and after a fight lasting rive hours, were driven from the Held. The Indians lot their entire outfit, and left behind them two
message, plcdes himself "to faithfully carry little white girls named Gorman, whoe paout and execute in both meaning and spirit 1 rents, brother and older sister, were ma-
the Constitution submitted to the people " I sacred in Kansas. The white family were
the uni election at which 1 was chosen, and
to administer justly the laws mado in pursu-1 anceof the Con-titution. The conclusion of j his mesvage is as follows : 1
moving to Colorado. Two other sisters, aged thirteen and fifteen, are still in the hands of the Indians. Fresh and picked troop had pone in puruit of the retreating Indians, who were moving for the Staked 1'lalns. Dispatches from Treseott, Arizona, say thatthe offiilal return show that Itean has bee n elected to Congress over Stevens. The election Is to le contested, it i stated. Thomas Allen, President of the Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company, on the lth telegraphed as follows to President ; rant, concerning the alleged troubles in Arkansas:
'Itjwould tie unnatural if wedid not rejoice st , our (treat virUTjr in lat'or of a government of tlic SUle bv the utoile om-e more, anl we would Is" uulnie'to rineiplt if we lld not rcj"ic; at the I n--ent spL ii'li'l exhibition .f r.iul:er supiviiiarr J all over our I' Dion, from New York to Louisiana, mi. I from Tc!uw to V inmiia. Hut while we ln i
roiiifratulaU' nurselves nnt the pcnir of lister MjiU-s, we mu-t tise Ue vietory pruilently aii l w iwlv, ant show Uie worM we are worthy of It. l-'t no niinoitie of the past mar its beauty. 1't no bitu-r memories of oilier days sxnl its channs or ies n it benefit. A-t us forret tin.wt n n fur it m:ir M-rveUi w arnus a nint
vilsinUie .miiitrun'i'ii of our e.ownuneiit, I i'ru'uUtit Crant . Wnnhinrttin : mi't go forwani Vi n-meilv tlie-e evils nii'l niak j There is no more rrime ant ilisorler in Arkannii'l enforre a (roTerniiiei'it for all alike with its i than in anv oUier oninl quantity of liuinnni-l-netlis an. I iu bur-lens. V want no strife, no tvone.irtli. )ortrains, ruiuiinit daily thmuirh tiiniicul. but we want sad must have peare ami; the state, :i)niile, bring us into iininisliaU-roii-ovler, ami to thi eud the laws should ami nin-t ta. t ith thi-e x-ile. 1 he corruptions of a few t i. ....... i u,- nn livinir linilrr u-lil.h iiiilitirisn hiiniiilv are about rcasinif. and
Uiem sliouM W mijiistlv or illegally depriveil of w ith an niiimvel mid advanced ( ..iirt;tut j the
one iota of his njrlits, nti'l let no man le put in ; ute entering a liriKlit career "T innu ri.il pros f..r i.r inlim-it i.r ileiiie,! anv rifit. on account t iH-ritr. Peoi.e to lire. fr-t and rr:i-
tf rare, color or previoun couditi ni ot m rvitude, Ik.hts in the Northeast arc Mi-king safety in Uie
nr on account of l-irui r residence or iliilcr. eice m I tuulHTof Arkansas.
h.iiui opinmn. ir uniu-n eneriries mm u -i , iu ,-on-e quence of reports that many un-
iii--n this t heorv to t ie M-vi-ioiiineni 01 uis re- . ., , , ,. ... . . , K...."eVof the -tate will in a short lime de-troy I authorized persons are soiicitinR aid for the
fon-vrr the dark and lulv fMt.-.of t he p.ist In her prahoi i.f r suflVrers of Nebraska, the c-
l.n.U A l.t anil Itelii f Snciet v liavc is-lied a
ix-ople a I.I U- llellgille-l . r will then i-r- v,-th:it ! notice instructing contributors to the funds
In-lorv, and will make h-r a pace to he .-ke-l mum 'un.t of uliicliHll Ix-olile Wl.l U' llellirllle-t
to write nn-l t- sH-Hk. Hr will then pr-.v,-th:it ! notice instructing contributors
we t,oi only have K'HwU..verniiiciit hut tlu.twe ; of t)ie ?0(.j,.ty to forward their donations ir-.Mrlv aipnii.-iU-its blesiiiKS. an-l know huw , . , , . . . ... ,. ,, . uuiiaVc and contn.l sucli a government." , through local or branch aid societies, directly The Iuisiana Return ng Hoard met en ; to Alvin Saurd'-rs, Treasure r, and K. II. the l !h n.l a,r,ournet to wait the appoint- ! Chandler. Si . retary Nebraska Relief and Aid
ment of a committee by the Conservatives to 1 !'lety, Omaha.
be pre-ent during the month. Tim Ichio--rati--CoBservative State Central Commit
tee subsequently appointed a cotntiiittee of three, to Is? piiseat during the ittings of the Hoard, and w itness the canvass and compilation of returns. Agent Savllle, of the Kd Cloud Agency, has Ix-en Instructed by the i Government to offer a
reward of fl'id for the apprehension of the
Offlelal advices on the 12th, to the Madrid Government from the commandant of the
Republican forces at Imn, announce the de feat of the Carlists after a deperate engage
ment. The Carlists sustained heavy los-.es
and finally were forced to retreat disastrously to Navarre. All the Carlists' ositions were
Minneconjou Indians who ss!inaU-l Frank I taken, with many prisoners and large stores
Apple-ton, clerk of the ajrem y, aovrral months
ago. Agent Miller is also directed to offer a reward of fl'J5 each for tharre-st of two Indians who, last spring, murdered John T. ll-llnway, employed at the Cheyenne and Arapahoe acency. The offi. is! Iiepubllcan majority in Iowa, on s-cretary of Mate, Is 'Jsffj, a gain of 7,- .'" over last year. V. V. Smith, the I.ieutenant-fiovernor ef Alkar.sas under Itavter. on the ll!h lsued a proclamation netting forth that Kliha P..ixter ha-1 atian-loneil the office of Ciovernor an-l tllegV.ly turned tin- s-nne over to one A. II. G trUnd, an I tbst he, Smith, by virtue of It ivter's ah lien! ion or re!gnation,was legally entitle-! to H--u me the duties of (iovernor. He had, therefore, applied to the Pr i-l- nt
of ammunition
Information received In diplomatic circles confirms the report that Spain has paid the indemnity to England, growing eiut of the Virginius atTalr. The re-arrest of the Count Von Arnim is announced from Iterlin, for reasons not explained. He was confined to a room in his own house, upon the certificate of his phj siclan that Lis re moal would endanger his life. l!y the collision of two p isenger trains on the railroad lietween Uologna and Anenna. in Italy, recently, thirty-five ersns were killed or Injure d. Two districts in Home have returned Garibaldi to the Italian Parliament. lir.ieli has been elected I)rd 1 tor of
The " Habitants " or Canada. A correlondcht of the Boston Commonwtalth, writing trout St. M;irk-Je-Mounir, tuelie-c, gives the lollowine; graphic eh'M ription of the manners and customs of the French Canailkui or "habitant" as he Is callei! : Did I ever te ll jon of the Canadian pnr exctllencr, the "'habitant," or well-to-sh tanner? It not, you shall make his hceiuainUnce'. Ho is about tilt y yearn old, (the one that I know,) about live left hx inches in hci;bt ; has black hair, ami elark, joltcye-o; wears tdde whikcr.. a VAnplane, and U alway etnokln? the uiot villainous tobacco of his own ralsinjr. In MimiiHT he we-ars a blue jean shirt, white duck pants, moccasins made of one piece ef lent her and turned up at the toes; a broa.l-lriiiitne-d straw hat crowns hU head ; et "U roia." He doesn't like to work, and if It we re not tor the richness of the foil, I am afraid lie would sUrvc. lit' lives la a htllo hou.-o, whitewashed, with red shtitte-rs, reel roof, and a red tloor ; tho windows are caoment and are curtaine-d with pape-rs. We go up the ste ps and ;o ri;lit into a bi room; an immense stove, thrcevstorics, stand. in the center; there are bis bullets lor the dishes and cloths, and a staud for the buckets- of wate r ; a picture of the Virgin hurir on the wall, and a cruel fix i on the table-. There are two little rooms lending from this bir me, and I can se-e the taJl wardrobe s and high U-ds one with pink jdiee-u and pillow slips and the othe-r with irrerti. Thev are po hi'h 1 know they
must have little stem to jret into betl. The w ile of the "habitant" is very pleasant, but has no ls?auty ; she ha to work too hard aib haa too many children to attend to herse lf. She it is w ho makes he-r garden and deK'3 her housework, spins and weaves, and twi-e a year look alter the grand wah by the rive-r bank. She w orks out f el(Krs, and her hu-band goe-S to the village store, elrinks with Ids companions and spins long-winded stories lor the pleasure of the storcke ejs r and hi grinning cle rks. Hie,
too, we ars ttie inocc tsins ami ine uroaubriintDod hut, a skirt ot gray flannel, ju-t reaching U her uiikb-s, a calico sack and apron ; and. behold her ! She is very dark, and her voiie will harsh and heavy.
IVrhaps, too, she w ill have an enormous
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Iliesegooi iefiie are g m mi vauiuiics. and pay to the priests willinirly the tax of me twenty-seventh part of their grain, N'-idest giving to every beggar and nun.
and also paying to uie ioru oi ineir ceiimtrv the tithe that ha-s come eiowu sin' the
settling eifCaiiaila. If semie one of their
family has died, and they want massei said, they w ill bring a pig er some chickens, and after church the beadle w ill se ll
them on the gn-e-n in front ol the church. In the winter the Inisg of the woman is
changesi only by a sack of flannel, and a
little woolen bonnet; out the man (ions high soft boots of buff or brown leathe r, made like his tniH-oa-ins, a flannel shirt, jrray Manned pants ; and there he rests, close by the movo, uuless business calls him out. The n comes from the stable a pre tty low sleigh. at:el a spirited horw. He pulls a pointi-el, knit cap over his head, puts on liis Capuchin coat, pulls the eint--d hood with its scarle t ta-cls over his knit cup, ties a srarle-t scarf about his wai.-t, springs into hi sleigh, and away he goe s down the lonir. white Jralirhr, road ! We
watch him eiut er slglu, an-l come nacK to more mundane thing". This is but a sjs-e inieti. S-ime are richer, some are poorer, but they all have warm hearts, and touch their hats w ith politeness to the Drmoxulle Amrrisninr, altheiugh tiny 1h long to mieitlu r la-s and another re ligion.' These "habitants" are the; fanners and small landed proprietors Appreciation of Xott I. The re' are p-ople who speak with thoiightlcsscontetnpt of the ordinary novel re ad r, and consider him abe ing for whom no fiction is ten) crude, no plot too absurd or unnatural. Ye t then? are me. mi nts when one is inclined to fancy that the tu-eh-nts w ho re-ad nove ls sti -tidily, end nti l tin in nil, mii.-t is- the great unconscious jMie ts iff the human raw. Nothing is a imm! certain mark f the ps t than his nowe-r of brinirimr beauty and order to
every thing that he contemplates. He de--lects harmonies and contrasts, subtl- tones anil tle-e-ting charms. Invisible- to the? eye-s ofe:lie-rs. " I don't see that In Nattm'," some one said, who was watching Turner at his ael. "No, but don't yon wish yon did replied the painter. Ami Just as Turner saw colors more glow ing and shadows more evanescent than ieiir to ordinary mortals, the nove l reader must somehow out of Ids own abiindane-o bring lif to the mest wexxlcn characte rs and coHsi-te-ncv tei the. most Incoherent plot. Saturday htriev). A iiumlK'r of Cntholic prietti are existed to arrive from Koine soon, ns missionaries among the Irts-elmen of the South. A party ef Ue-m -die-tine fathers, who came from Vlnglaud some time ago, are said tol meeting with success hi the conve rsion of negros-s.
a (uuh i:uiuu:uv. A Nnfe 4'oiitalnlnir About wSO.OOO rrlesl Oir Irom U Anirrirau l.aire 4 wiiiin) ' Ollire Iu 4 turlnunll, ! Ilroatf IIIkUI. From the Cincinnati Commrreml of the
Mth, we ceuiden-H" the billowing fact concerning the stealing of an iron s;ifc withits valuable r-biitcnts from the Atiuriean Kxprews Coiupanv's olllcc, in that city, on j Sunday, the loth lust.: HCKNK eiK THS: UOH1IKHY. J Hoth the' American and I'niteel State s j Kxpiess olllce-s have fronts on both Fourth j and Ilaiv slre-e-ls. The Kace stree t fronts ( of these others are us-d for the re-eriving ! ami shipping ef goods. Ordinarily the i Hilestriati w ill find the sidewalk etive re-d I with package, ami Irelf a doxn wagons ! standing bae ked up therv, tlclivering and I taking boxe-s, package s. Kafes, etc. Df a j Sunday this is not so noticeable, although j considerable business is done in the morn- i ing and evening. Yesterday Hfte-rntn, j w hen the robin rv of w hich we are to siH-ak necurrcel, there were very lew in the oilier. lW twe-eii the houri of 2 an-l :, when the " trick" w as taken, there we re only two cmpleiyers of the company on j duty in that part of the either fronting em j Kae-e street, and at the vital moment enly l one. That particular one, a porter named Charles Meanly, has Urn in the employ ot the company only si mr July last. He Is a comparative ly "grern" young man we j should judge so, at le-ast. ENTKK TnE I KAPFIt. I
While Mr. Moo.Iy was sittin; at his post, quite alone, and rather we-ary of the day, there entered Mr. Abe Monne,a lame man, forme rly a messenger of the compa
ny. Mr. Monroe' was diseharge-d a tew months sdnee for an Irregularity In his ac- j counts. Now. we don't want'toelo Mr. Monroe' and his triinds any injustice or harm, but we are asstirenl that he was elis-e-harged, whether justly or with Injustier, Urause a money package in his cure1 turned up missing. " Hut Monroe' has Urn regardesl as an unfortunate sert of a fellow, w ho re:illy meant no harm, and has Urn i allowed to visit the oflico and asoeiate j
with the employers then. It is said. Inderd, that he lias fre-quentlj- slept there since hi comiertion with it coasts I. It Is stated al-o that he
was there yeste-rday morning when the money package's were phut-el in the safes, j However all that may U, his coming into the otlice; at any time was not a cir tun- ' stance to t xtlte lutioslty tr su-piciwii. j He came yeste-rday afte rniMin ; be saw ; be ! coneiiien-d. lie tiMk a chair by the side ; of Meeodv, in an e-ay sort of a war, and , n-marked that he'd like a smoke'. Moesly j couldn't accommodate him, and Monroe' cleverly proposed to gamble' for the cigars j to mark." MKnlr, U ing dijo-4i to I aivevmmoilate liiMi, "they market), an-l i .Mooely lot. Then Monre U-ing a lame j man. and NIoexly n-quiring exeni-e. it was concluded that" Moody should go across the' street for the cigars. Hut perhaps we t are ahead of our storv a tritb. Kight lie n-. '
probably, should come in the i 1-.I.ACK llOltSK AX! l.RFKX WHKiX. I This drove up em Hair alieitit this time. It j was a rickety ol-l rern e-xpn-ss wagon, i
drawn by a spavined, rin: boned ed-1 bl.ee k
horse'. It contained twe men aim a trunk. It baeke-d up and the two me n got out and let dow n the LtibUiard. The n
they took out uie truriK. j his irunK wx- i
empty, but when the two men carried it
into the oftiiv. the y tuggeej at it hr a "stall" as if it were heavily frt-igh:d. They s t the trunk elow n, and remarked that they wanted it to go to the "old horc" corner. Ine xpn-ss parlance "old liors'" ine-ans unclaimed fnight that has stood around for a long time. The re was a brotherdn law iu the case, a felhiw name-el I5rown, not much known around there. Mourner's brother-in-law. who Is said to have rece ntly served a term in the workhouse. Moedy knew nothing aUiut this fellow, It Is presumed. He and his companion having dumped their load, w ilh the understanding that orders lor its shipment would be hit at the oilier, they drove eff. Moody wrnt for the i-iars. and In the short time of hi" absence Monre'captun-d the plunder. He selected Irom the lot of onlinary messengers' safes the re, one containing a large Amount ef money, JlO.fxsi, we nnderstand oh good authority. This sate was for the Chie-ago me-sse-nge r. and was to have starte-d for that city last night. It is suppoe'el that one- of his confederates stepped in again and he lp-d him put the safe in the f :nk during Meo.ly's absentee alte-r the cTas.
It, to do all that a man coe I do. He -:;,,! in Mr. Hciidersoti. of Die I ni:,-.j :a: Mr. Weir, ol th Ad.ui., Coloii. l hi.-r-'-d Sups rinte-adent of l'olir, an-l I. trctive Haen. Mead and W bile. The two of!;, last naroe-d were iiutneslutely Hat:-,) u, get a trae-e of that old gm-n sim .uj. hunk horse-. If I-o-s-ible. Tin teirgnph line-s were imiiieilute ly m! to wk. that all trains out frenn 'the -Sty u.ight se-an-he-el. Csdom I Kier.-td is t Uie e itv fonrs on the watch. Atr.Umt II o"i-!-C Mead and White got n the tra. k ol the horse and w agn. The-y U long. d t a man named llrown (lhUisa:ie brv-rher-h.-law.it is suppowil), in U,,- .i;t. Ward. They ha.1 Uru ses n by a b-t .i Uys at the eNnir of Third :ci 1 Klia strerts, as they drove up Kim str t. e-.m-Ing toward the express eirli.r. i. the Uys l ad kNtex at tl shabby e l l tarti-oiit. Hut whe re they ha 1 gone al'r that mw Unly t.nild tell, at h-a-t. lio'..y tl.at might have Uni eii-poss-,1 to t II. I: b..j pa-xsl away epiictly, with its n.agiiili nt fnight, without attracting aM..iori or suspicion. At about half past II cl-k th! nionIng there came pro if that the teb-graph had weirkesl well. It tame in tl.e sba- o adispateh ftxnn In.li.iiiapol tint Moar--had Urn arre-te-l tie re shortly :,fter 11 o'doe k, on a train from this cry; but there was no money on Lis tr-sni. "and be did not ssrm to have anv of.l -l.-ratm w ith him. He was detained, though. a:,d will await, the n-, orders fn-t:: this city. A MVS1LKT OK till' AH A!!:. The investigation ina-le la-t night d s not throw a e-ulcium light tisni one or two cireumstaners in this nutter. 31orlr state-d that be saw that the n- w.i sfr in the trunk whe n it walkeil oil U twe-ii two rordirs. Tte sufe wi f, .l f.-f .- trunk, and the li 1 of the latter would not shut clou? over it. He saw that; he had Urn induced to h ave the t-rllo-; the wh'-ie aJlair was csnnewhat irre-jrular. a i-l yet U-rrmitte-l the trunk to gei, wi:h a c in it, without a su-pii ion '. LATEK BY 1KLK.KA1II. Cincinmati. Nove m!e r li. Tl:earii:Lt ed loss to the Atu-ricau Kxprt by j ,terehy's robU-ry is now pnr at $l.i). I.t night at midnight and this u.on.ir.g early the sum wa re-jort-l variou-.y f.-.-ni 5'.to jsi.iasi. I're.S-tMv S-Vt i-nearer the tnie amount $lae,) tsaput up for the Ch5c::go n:n in two ::.-r al tf one, for gre ater Hx'urity. The Chi-go package is sai-l to have oil tiii.eI i J.t. A U' Monroe-, the ine-- ngi r w !. is supJiomI to liave U e:i tl.e e iiii f p!--t r. ati-I who playe-el lor the cigar- wiih tl . watt !eman yesterday, and whowa lir in t!ie e-tlice "aJot.e-, w hile the watchnijti wt nloii to buy cigar, arriveil irom Iii-i'.arupo!i to-Ltr, &R-1 is un ie r guar! in a privatereMitll. (ii-orgi- lllae k. eI.e of the lie n W ho carrieil the trunk out. and t.V -m of a lawyer in thi city, ha U-s n arres. . The trunk e-on tain ing the het w;o- carri-d out rigiit t- fore the .;lir w:i hn.an and twe of the letretsli!an Poli'r who h.J-ncd t lr in tl.e olliir at the time. Intllige tier has Urn net ived here te-n:ght e-t the am -t, in or n.".r Chi-Mgo. of tl;- thir 1 party su-jxrted e. complicity i;i the- re!sU rj . Noe luetothe sale or eiti nls. or the x press wagem an-l Lor-e, Uth ot which were nin-l in thi eitv. has ben
foun I. The affair exciu-s !i.u--h i!:tcn-st liere-.
ii.rA8Jt kk oniiE strr. Mroly returne d with the cigars, and he and Moiire proe-e-e-deil to have a nice smoke. While the-v were smoking, up drove the little, eld Idae-k lifrse, and the little-, old gnrn wagon again, and in came the same two men again. A they walked up, they stat el, epiietly, that the-y had mad.' a mistake: that it was to the Adams
thev had to take that trunk. So they picke-d tip the trunk and walked off with It. This time It took some hene t tugging to carry it rathe r more than the-y had
made pretense1 ol in the first plar. 1 lie y walked e.ut with it epiietly and in order, placed it in the wagon and drove oil". Monroe elissapjx ari'-l also. The rolelie -rs dnsve up Kaer strict in the light of a dull, cloudy afterii'ion. Where they droveto is neit know n. It is U lie-ved that they drove-eiut into the country, and at elark say .::W sclirte-d some out-eif-t he-way place w he re the y could bn-ak eijH-n the safe, and that thcy dividid the centeiitaiid parted, taking To the road-. They may have cracked the s;ife In sorne sls t-l n-ndezvoiis iu the city. Hut this is all rr.ere cemjeetiire. MSCOVF.RV OF T1IK ROHI'.F.RV. The: f.K-t of the robU-ry did not come to light until 0 o'ekee k p. in., when the me se-nger w ho was to take this safe to Chicago drove up with his wngon. and loe.ked for Ids safe among the eloze-n that were pileil up the-n. He couldn't tlnd it. He trie-d his ke y to seve ral, and it would tit none of them. I!ut he soon la-came conVlnerd that his safe was gone. U-catise then was nothing the-n that rese-mblesl it. This safe was new and fn-shly painte-d. with bnnid bands. There was nosmh safe there'. The n the porter told the story of Mnnre.e. the little old express wagon, and the little old blae k horse, the trunk that was to have Urn h it and wasn't I tt. and the cigars. And, finally, he conft-se-d to having se-n a sale in the trunk as the trunk we nt out. TMK Hi K AM CRT over this thing la-t night was not loud, but it whs el.rp. Mr. Frank Clark, the ag nt, although sick e nough to lie In Ud. started out as soon as he w as informed of
all the r.our.rK- srcn.ro. lo-.tnirK WITH I'AKI of 1 11 E II.IM'l.H. Cincinnati. Nov. 1". K-iwar I J. ITa- kney.the third eonfd rate in the i-ii-n robU-ry, has Urn am-stel, a:.-l e.v r S-"",-U) of the money rerove nd.
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