, 1869-04-21
A RICH SCENE.
Encounter Between Rn 0ll S:cntlc-
man aud TIVE ConEfdcAce
Men OIL EsAi1r0ld
TFains

z,,o ,.,. ,,o,,., ,-o-,- ,,.,, ,,., ,,
on,, ,s. no 1, soe'an'ss @ @ p1en, MI tho wofld
"ouia tufn bulldog AMI then where would be
ee1ns ros',s nsss 1s n 3soyo these
came wae WAS s90sn MT to ns pa,sa
Of the pest u Tue season, aud shou.u prove
warning to our rtrrui,tys de itlrmtyie not to p,ace
| too much reliance In outward nrpcarancea.
1.ur Tr,r,.x1b.a 1rr1no ,ha 80, ., 49,,
,a,a,,. s.. n'a NV paeI nontn n1'
fIeIuent occasion 10 make mention Of the practice
tuTe & Fort Wayrc Railroad. and in seyerai in.
st,ncee 1tcsc rohhcrea were con,n,,ttoa ,na.,
,c-T s,,,,Sva.n" rna o,,,,e,a ~
INC roa 10 1neir ~ S.et ne said haHe
hess hI,mnn r,itn,,e s,nt n s.,.te nf ther Fip,.
lance and cautinn ..trict' hus i,een m almost
Isits occurrence. a '1's~ '' '''n 49, ''1N''os'
When WmndaV rnor-,np'= train u-as abont IN
leave tho denof two well,kno,sn confidence men
were observed to come on board, AMI they were
he ,s city % h
as an q old AMI tas Two en-
nnon vilom hai fallen The honor Of he1ng sr,ense,;
for the next victim. preseutcd npitc stnudr' ia
WAS wa pLoutf;o Years of ascs Of Rooi-naturcd mjen.
and dressed in q very large anI full sult
Of homcspun. Ills face, as he conreIsei with his
new acquaintance expressed only good humor
nrnws there shone pair Of eyes which ought to
mean something, albeit they we're there q open
sna sa.a sn asa 3 , s9aSn9s a ; sSqa Ss
head Oh stout nnd knoity hickory cane. as II 10
listen the more ntteutiycIy. The conversation.
inr eA Was VI s adroiiy @ rItte, etec1 to nersona1
matters, and ihe Old man laid 'onen
lis case. lie hailed from southwestern Mis- Mis.
~ NV ~ ~ tg x.f son ea5g Nav S nnen on
Ind. iInGced:" The stranger was ~ much aston.
there: must Enow Tue son hat was lis nanle7
John Kirny. Why, he knew him ike a BOOK: Ind
a @ u1 m tics ~ ,ia i NV n;, " "
nu ,ha1 wss ccnf. mi h.. fonIiiaJ thn ~ snoH' =,
lis lane as II il mcnt be the curry head Of lis
7 n1 an11 os - ,n,tn ~ nst IN vna.s1tntn Aeo "a t7
sui ~ M sis tn91 ~ arsnn - W;t ,,,
az trs ~, rt ar'ane mi ,r ~ saGt ~
hIl amounting 70 s,eo from the !" merchant rom
innt 11 .9; Mas qaota tn1s inui
creditor had no time % SHOP: Eas going straight
through t. t. Pittsbpleh. ana must hare i inne-
latEe to the old gentleman that his Sssditor
was q Gfom,lnent IT, me1cnant H. IN Chicago,
~, ,ha, w e ,itti" nror S,a .Ns g
ward and he ss5atshs hIi heal n sreat pesxi
s M met M; inengnf a Il nrr ~ pcrans @ @
caMi @ r. avance vs m y he 1 esrea aan coa
lnan was very soIry; nothing would marc afoIleh
lnats tTicn to rs son; bnt be was quito ashamed
10 50! ihat SIG or 81. was all the money
i lie ltau about HILL Merchant was sofTE
also: extremely sor7y;. coull have pail
lutn back the instant OF their arrival; but 1t
coul'snt he helped, and he arose and entesel an
otssF cur. nut he Ietufhca ID 1e" moments
anu statea that he haa 2a conversation VIII
ny, ny G!gGot, wno MT aeit in : nuls5 WIZ
nnt 1'e money, ana @ wnaa ee satisfied until Ills
1etuIn i ne coula Eet ~. ~. ~, x,,.
nnr ~ nhi1c TX M ~ ", ma 4'q n
ti.hs W ou!1Ve 9le llieul VI NY sou john AMI
tasnS ont 1 IN ,i, on worn wallet he carefully
counted s"antea tme SolMents, Sixteen dollars anu
SUNS ,nG !aC.innAa n' t,11 n sn M Nhso;
cnnHt,n@ 1hn XII sroe sa,,- ~ ~ .mu
in"ra y, ' ,, w u, ."es He nu
+hn1nvtt, ~, ~ n w. IT. su ant loi:1slts
s.e ~, Wn ~ t"s Ply ~ auSas lG!!1A Ae+ 1Ahs
. H., nut 1lie Meltnant ironi allAtaso .ilu noi
n .n ~ uc -" sunelHlsiE stlaHes n thc on
. tt!an ~. inc cg Eaa !osI !ts meek hnI nenet-
tea, u ILL., ). q. ,a'n lIn s's.nAess Vas
th. ni rcn,ts.,n ~ u ,ntco ~. e ,eltates ,