, 1873-08-14

1Hatt1H3ht una nv ESOtlnt ysJnnpGF..s
lko1nnrknblo Escapes FROM Custody.
The Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch givos tho fol-
lowing Interesting particulars regarding tho
carly exploits of Young, tho monoy-ordor
forger:
Soon aftor the war broke ont e enll.teh na private
pold!cr IN regiment which naHgnod to tue Army
Of The Potomac nst lte yonR ~ , M y xaTy 81 ek n0,n
ho,na yatcsl sa1ly 9no Ct It, t1e ream,iar
Ing himself into notice among atrangera when ho
wanted to soc,lro covetc position. Ills polished
nanan, and yon.hf,'l appearance soon soo,,rod Tor
him tho rosonsb1o situation Of ch!of clork In tho dis
char9o ptlicp.
Ar aosrnAon'a INLAND, NEW TonK.
Having mastered the dctaila Of tho rcd-apo system
for dtuclargiag soldiers from tho hospitals % account
Of ra tue r. nn element Of oa ITS M nature
charged hiuBc1t Whom hc determined to discharge
himsof he Inn!!o out n the Iarera tn his own had-
which tho aurgcon should hnyc written as to disability,
aud tho thing was co1npuIo with tho exception Of tho
tho aeneral coinmanding sho department.. 4 fow
annrishes Of tho pen II his export hnna gavo
q Ell M . HI TO aso an' wo ss
ecasfully Before trying his Akl bis dHchar9o,
he praotlccd thc thing fow monhs, to aeo how tho
pian worked. by
ISSUING FRAUDULENT D1EcHAnaEs
to acqnatn'anccs In tho hospital who wero anxious to
not entitled to any censihoration Of lint kind from
uuclo Sam. 4 largo number Of rcraons were dis
charget In this way: The papers wore forwarded to
Company Commanders, md to thu Strqenn.G Gcnoral,
aud TO tho War Department and 70 this day rome OF
those who discharged In TINT way receyo tho
uo1al honora bestowed aron n'on Who saved tho
Young'a aiaeharge papers Ind let him ont Of tho
serv1cet but was not known thon that 70 waa sang
down tho Alsssstpri III search Of now hela wherein
10 practice tia deceptive arts upon THO Government
through tho Quarees,nasers nonarsnsnf. ln,a.
Near VickBhurg lo resumed operations, md Sup
ported partner u ls JOYS n handsome syic waom
Old seafsrins man q rhiiadophia whs hsa eeon
sno III Mas aap a
Young, wolt-educated, a. good tressor, quite
ton aud. e to credit e her 49, 1T Il bo recorded
than ono dark md trying hour Although Young was
fully competont to sustain himself cfeditaby III tho
daughters Of army ocera and camp followers. tloro
ia no doubt TINT the diplomacy OF tho WOMAN was OF
&Tsa IT, " onG s
habits, excellent taste in uresb, expert rennanap,
quick perception nnd Aetiyo we're sssoh8
points III his fayor. Ino o. 5nose nai
cyan days neouou men o. thla K1na, ana "nen tnGy
Gal1e "ltn NV u9"i.o 1t.a .rraai ~ Rnosi
aask ta g oyes ,raaisa Wy ~ III ,ho innromnu ho1s
nna Hs. " H., a nrm~ Fiji" to sncicv nf
H. Ywnos nartncr was much sought sftor. Menn-
wS he o wns tnG tors Is o' o 0co III
WHICH no %as enp.uss', ny ,r yrtannv
In tho course of tno lo was ready, nill atnons tho
vouchers made out and signed ao, Sn u
cord nampor Ok harn ao1sGs'eS s'1a afg agsGn ~
nea1naii % an hr,s,,,nt IN Soson for cnrcaniMont
than tho reader would probably credit II stated m 3D.
fa3 scm os tbo cnn
se eninn of aeros beean Waanuto sn
at a a9t o 70 keop ae an
IT,
r. LIZ none Eerns M & ean 'G o whehes sS, III ns
nSa ,a1 ao pGs @ 10 oe o % o
8Eahn sc'e; Mo ~ VIZ VIZ Io ~ ~ us - 1 ~
fsOy sG Say T yonng @ e a
M & % F.eher 1aa rv homcs
IN handrcd yalIoys by bis repeated calls Tor three
@ ~ ta r,ln,ao tond ~ to he,n,rnra
Gnu money III tne r, a. e Mnr.a
81 tne lFosos. ntafsna!s .ItsI"S IN f. , Nv Hi
sates ono o. %h9 was ioeGd @ ~ eaem t
& ~ hesato e t. nav nnv nrjco int wss de-
snded snbsttnts o9m'tneS t. o1n from Nns ow
ehipa and wars that Wese oena H. T. hng v qaoaa t'1
% no a aea p rafod 1ne for
valuable coHdorao: young aoomea 70 ~ no ioI.u i,
nate ~ s1,Rng Ev IN money OPPORTUNITIES NJ 'n0 F'en'
WENT INTO BouN1F-5uMFtNa
It was customary for ward committees, and private
q pny tic consideration direct to the proxy. Thu
pInn encouraged bounty.5nmring 70 such an excnt
thht i WA abandoned subsequently tne money M %as
mere mito until the substitute reached ho regiment 10
which c Ind becn assigned eIccp Ill rase caaea where
the Marshal was satisfied that the fnan would not
desert Il the money waa giv.on . r, to hm a.. e. Or
hIa friends Young commenced III tho EASTERN eatce'
whiting one district after a1ocr III ralta successlo'
accepting from S00 TO II eac Receiving tho tHoI-
o. In hnnf aud acBerttnE forthwith. 4o waH accom-
panied by his faithful fenao friend who gave a!l thu
necessary assistance IN furnishing tho means for cs-
cape when her partner waa u.'deE tue usual guard
formal way Ile visited bosson, New York, Buffalo
Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, Gh'cago, st. Louis
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Ihtlndcphia, aud many inter
mediate towns, until tls amount Of money draw,
probably reached si0o QUO.
In the meantime his operations At doSerIors Island
aud along the mississippi excited soma attoll'iot mud
were taken to effect capture. Capt. John
F. Oliver Irovost-AlaEsha o the Seventeenth District
OF Ohio at Alliance, waB notted to Keep closo watch
around Unity, Coi!lnbiatn Coanty, Which WAS II hla
territory, aud which WAS the native placo of Young.
After Young made tho lannon's tour mentioned, he
Lived In elegant style IN boston, spenuihg part OF
wlntcr there, aud Sas very e4travaBnnt " squAnder
,ng money oay In expensive " ho any
lgh living. io wae succcss1ul n belh9 1htfoauceo
into good society, aud had gay time WIZ Aia accom-.
l1lsllcd conlmnson 1t WILL 10 painful 70 those WAt
tepose implicit confidence IN detectives TO learn tia
Young himself has gsen ono o. tue principal reason
why he WAY obliged to leave boston anu lis enVlfon
was because tho "btcading process" was seaored (