, 1874-06-01

Though South CnroIinin,,, ho did not foyego
Ills loyalty to tho datiro country, and llo sy1n-
pathizod with tho Union catlBs.
a pUE1lE: HAUL.
Eleven ColMterfeftrrS Arrested In n
Night nnd n Dny~.lrire HLYnterlot,s
nfcr, fD0 the Ikiistncas.
,,,. From tho Ciarinnat Enquirer, aIaV 50.
Tho biggest md about tllo only thorough,
hlnko tho conntorfe!tcra Of Cincinnati ever got
TINY received yesterday from fyo tlctcc.iyc. Of
Uncle Sa,ns Hccrct service. ThtH City OF Gin
c'nnati iH knnwi. Ra = great distributing point
for couuterfote1n, IL, tho bills co!no hero
to bo sold out to Tho ahoverB or to smaller deal
orr. Very little Of tho showing IL done here by
| Bnart men. Tho hills Of Kentucky, Wont V1r-
Eua; East TonnoaHeo, and North Carolina, in
South a!d tIlo prniries Of tho lar Wat, form tho
lnarEct In which those dealers may dispose Of
their vile wares. Among the ten leAiors arreat-
| cd yesterday wns ono worth $4,000 p:operty
| laxoa IN Clncinnati ono az oysterlnan working
oral Wcro wo1no11, OF whom sono arc very export.
Somo tiMa last fall, IN September or October,
Col. Whitloy's secret forcea mndo slaacent upnn
gang of counterfeit doalcrs in East Tonaexse,
nearly eco miles long and 1s6 milos wido. lis
arrests i'll that cnJe in this, came lilfs Enl-
| ultanaouB dipppi1lg Of tlltlntorbolts. 4 certain
night was fixed, and tho forces, indicionBly dts
mon. or tteao. forty nro in prison for counter
fcitlng, and tho retnnindor have either jumped
1ail or aro awniting trial, with The chances ten
to ono i'll favor Of shcir eonsiction. III ti,as big
haul woro NfaE;btratcs SilorifTs, n Prosecuting
Attorney, merchants, farmers, mountain rousls,
and deHperadDos, but few, ii ally, womall.
Groat citiea alone Afforded tho conditions for
women to engage in thia buhncas. Among
the developments Of six months' lilo with tho
ausporaloes III tllcso mountains was tho fact
that the spurious money came from Ohio. TkiH
most probably directed tho attention Of tho
Treasury Department to cincinnn'i. which, nH
| has already boom stated, l,nH an unenyinble ro,,-
MatIon for that sort Of work, owing entirely 10
tho fact of her geographical position with rofar-
olice TO the 1iod in which the bad monoy cilou-
late3 best.
Accordingly, fen months ago, five detectives
weso sont to Clc:snati to go to tile bottom Of tie
business III shig quarter. They came aud none
but themselves knew OF their presence. Even ut
their boardDg-place thcy Registered and are still
Known uyldcr asHumod names. Tho Chief Of I'o-
lice WAS not aware Of their presence. Drum1ny
Baylis arrested two Of tiem last fall, before ho
received Jonathan Davis stolen Souds, and put
thcnl i'll tho statiou-1ouae OH the charge OF
vagrancy. They ha'l money andncans Of support
and tho charge ol yagrarcJ failed: .Ho then tried
OIL charge OF carrying concealed weapons, nad
as thoy Wero trayocrs this did not stick. Brun-
my evidently suspected that they were intor-
iorinE with his frsens and his frionda' friends,
nid naturally desired to get then out OF the why.
DruMmy has gone to Toronto to engage Ill thu
teving business there a. tho detectives nre llore
with heels OIL the throata OF hs friends. Had not
his pat, jonathan Dnvis, gone to Columbus, he
would have boon uumber eleven in the arrests
made yesterday. In various ways they woro ill.,
terforod with by tho police, unwittingly to be
sure. but no interference succeeded in o1tract-
ing from them thoir mission and truo character.
Some of thuHo men huyo been hora eight or nino
1nunths, but the groater number Of the presout
1ofco!hnro operated only as many weeks. How
they worked IL professional btcyot, but 1t is
quite another thing Whit they accomplished.
Eleven arrests in ono day IL good haul. 1t
er this completed tue job, or w4otl,or no ara to
llhTo tho llaul supplemented. The probability
IL that tue number Of cAptiycu will not be largo
" increased, as thogo not included In tho haul
have evidently takon 1into themselves logs and
t!od, aud ali tho usefulness Of this band Of de-
tectlyes s ut eMd horo now that their oceul,n-
tion is known to tho criminal class.
/ The work of arrossing began early Thursday
night, when six men were h,owed away under
guard III tho Office OF the United States Marshal.
Early ycSteray morning 1t began again, aud au-
acd Two more mau and two womon to tho nu>n-
was decoycd to the OuBtom-lIouso and taken up
ntairh, tho first prisoner. Dli Gordon's turn
cnmo next. Two of tho party found him on
Niu til street and compelled himto come aloug
streets. With John Krcutzingor one OF the de-
tectiyea had an appointment, met him, and found
him drunk mud very easy to lnunago. Ills wau
arrest number tllree. Number four was Jacob
| like good little boy, fully awnro OF tue coaso-
quonceH. The most soriolls, most troublesome.
| periaouh and exciting arrest WAS tint OF George
6toppckamr, No: S8 Water street, at his saloon.
Dopnty-MarshalA A. j. Gardner and four Of the
live detectives won't to his saloon. 6toppelkamp
had his slippers OIL. 1lo went up stairs very
| quietly with tho detectives to oxc!iango them
for boots. When ho oalno down he upoSe
something in German to his barkoupor. At that
monent a stle man chuckcd him under the
chin with lB. elbow, two othors hnndcnllod him,
and Marshal Gardner hustled hin, aIoul;
Water to Vino to tho ClBtou,-Houso. One
ot tue dotcctlyoa ',eat abnnt t"onty feet ahead
stnycd ut tue saloon to guard tho roar. Tho bar
Keeper ind bully Or two h:artcd out to mako II
temonntratlon, but Woro 80 suddenly hurled upon
sholr backe OH tho SALOON toor that they did not
care caro- to repoat tho experiment. Immediately.
Their next resort was to tho Metropolitan Police
with cock and bull story Of kidnapping. 1t up
pears tint they succeeded in getting up soarch
through Cincinnati and CoylnEto1, for Tho kid
nappers. Tho sixth aud INIT arrest wsa that Of
D. Stella. Or Italian Jack, Of Eighth and Elm,
stroota. This cloAed the "kidnapping" for lilo
night. On thoir way up nth stoppclkamp they
met 4 couple OF policemen, but Tho isanaclcl man
said not Il word. Yesterday morning tho worls
commenced afrosh. bright and early. Mollie
brown, No. 10 Longweli street; Jonnio Twitch-
ell, No. 275 Ninth street; 13ill Dcckloy, and, as
tho tonth prisoner, Jamoa Z. 15ar!o, Tic oyhtor-
opener at tho Dunkeye Dlnng-saloon, Oh Vino
etreat below Wuods Tlleatyo. Litter III tho day
John A1cSeiisr waa added 10 tho lint, maklng tho
number eloyeu.
George Stoppolkamp ia q saloon-koepor, worth
h property nut !ess thsn 'f50,gUD. lilo Ii in for
Jennlo Twitclloll Is BnGrt distributor of oouil-
forfeit. 6ln alBo doelt in 50.cent currency.
AIuln Brown iB noted III having boon tho mis-
troys or ChsYlca Ulriell, tho celebrated cuutltor-
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