, 1863-10-24
TIE GREAT GEOLOEIOAK I'M,
PO6XOA.
He Escapes Through Bribery,


He Rscaues Throuoh m,fha
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nnnce vim ia station .aant ~ re1sN 's ~
t,foccer In a small ,,v prnc. c.,n,.sst.t.1S.
m intprr,c1r ,r,+h owa, .na .h,.-1~ .t....r.s
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Runce had nrev,o1slv 4be on,nJon +h.t =. ~. .
pn,1tv r,on con c.saIon. ,,htc, o.., ~ ,,.a. -
him. VT he went fmmrdI.tc1v m vo,r ~ con.
vince The ofcer ,rho had h,n, IN cb,,e tts+ tb.-,
VIE somc iscfcct in The 1xa,r,nt. ann +hst o.,
could not be held on It. This made tbe oft,cer
uncasy. and he went tn DR.. Smith. who to1d htn,
that If he would not hold the prisoner on The
1a1t issued, he would get Another. But tho of1cer
finally told the Doctor that he would hold him at
all hazards, -
During that pjrht. DR.. Smith vna cs1,ed tn m
several miles out toE, 10 stten c,e. ~ rs,iS r.;
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tafned there until morning. During the night.
Bnuce had been to the officer, and insisted upon
the releaae OF Owen, claiming that he had Ro right
to hold him, and II he did go, 1t would 60 hard
with him. The officer again became alarmed, and
went 10 Inc place where DR.. NTH was In nttcn-
oanee, leaving the pf1Honer In the hands Of his
counsel u. smAn tola the omcct that he could
no1IcaSe MS pataent then. butn the officer wonld
hold the swindler, he would be personally sespon-
aolc 1of any oamtee the otacee might suffer.
Win ILLS understanding, the officer returned to
his prisoner, and proposed to take him before a
justice. The prisoner refused to 50. and bunce
inBisted that the officer could not force him to do
20. The officer being weak man, was frightened
by the threats OF the pettifogger, and allowed the
Ewindl1ng Eeologiet 10 escape on the frat train
going North, leaving his carpet bag with the
counsel By this operation, this scamp Is again
ut Large to prey upon the Rnwa1!. We trust lie
may soon again be In limbo.
Two OF three days after Owens escape, Dr.,
Smith received the following teleeraphic dispatct
from Dubuque:
"DuBuouE. Iowa. Oct. Il. 1863.
ITO Dr.. E. B. Smith:
"Detatp Prof Oven. VIII 90 for him as ann,
as 1eqaltitton and warrant can be had.
~ w. ScAAlSas' enef1n.
Tho eNorthsvesfrr,, SANITARY B.,~
A. the time approaches for tl,e onen;nc of ,ba
great Northwestern Fair, strangers arc cath.r,1r
into the CITY. and applyinc far roos ,t Tho hotels
by telegraph: contributions froun thc conntrv sn5
from otbe, cities come In by ercrv arrival,
the ladies are more bnsi1v enoscaa asc1, .uo.oaa
jnp dav and tbe :. so,acrs, Fsr,, "a ,ba ,.,s.,s,
TONIC of conversation whe-rver ana ,,oas T., H.
civ.
We do nat know with xrho,, tbs ,ae. o-,c,r.4aa
OF inareu,at;uc the open,nr of tba Fair on Toe,'
10y W - ptoeeselon' out II seens 10
VII aens.a1 taNo4, Ano ~" pfe"ases 10 DC
.fos1us VA n.ss e'es appeaseo IN 1nls
ut]. 1ne P1oeee"nss ol inc boafo OF trade and
.oe eonfnon COUNCIL on Inc eup3eet' WILL be found
IN .aese eo'unos' .--
Aac WIG 1oeacs1es' lnll'taf5 nha CIVIC, nave
fisu'neo 1Aef anteaton 70 JOIN In the procession:
SANITARY commission; troops al camp Douglas.
60" s...-s ~ W. 1Hl 1etneat ol
Hu.eo IVY aua.os. uaoet sommAno Q! cotonel
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caa.a.,,as .ts,- r1,, 49,. aa1 - ..s. 11psess a
sans. rse,,aHs osas ms..,.- ~ sea4s. 1 a's-'
4's 49, sss - 4uau ese'n secle-
~ onl.su sons W ttn, -oons nsn Assoe1auon;
Me,ean,ue Assoeiauoa' ~ wv oaooa'a SCHOOLS
in the city; Ancient Order Of Dsu1ds; Sweedish
Societies; Law Iuetitute; twenty.three German
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ana naen catnoi'c soeleues'
The procession WILL number at least fifteen thou-
sand.
= lal1 programme o1 me nst o. olacefs, nafnes
and arrangement Of societies, &C., route pzoees-
sion &C., will be published to, o,mosrow morpinc.
ca,.~on,no
or an s..s.s.. -.
Though DOLLAR sepsessnts but dollar, whether
q tollsr whe,ner d.ounen In N. h,n5 ~ hsn.ra.
,.-a.L.,.5a-.e.-s-I "1.1 y. os"e''
lefee es "nomsoeses II insy be- there Is fragrance
thtt may pertain to gift, a wealth Of sentiment
that NAV att.nb IN the baneocercs II. .o,-r.
s.s -: Ae - noa1 W. eontee
ana circumstances o. Inc ohenns. Ihus F1sE
SO ~ ~. 4af %
~ ae'u'a ''.us Hoa any otnet SUN oi IKE anoEnt
IN their iund but what rich associations belong to
wishes the New York slock Exchange, t.;hute
from 1hat Influential body In the commercial nc
t.opolis Of tie country 10 this enterprise In the
Northwest, Good iudces OF securities ara these
donors, and their enforcement of this etoc ts not
oset,v ova--o,ra5 Hhav r.9-a - . 1..dtu. .,,t.