, 1875-06-14
mlulata would hold picnic At tue tactic 0Ardon
nexs Sunday.
Attor fow mnro nrooches, which noso atl tn
tho htraln OF thoso reported sbovo, tho mootipB
attn,,rnnt
UNliKADIPLl5D CIIEI2ISa

/ AuJQufHGus
| UNl1KAnIPLED CHEEK.
Cornelius Falling l3roSvn's Two Mar
rlnHcs-A Forged 0Lll OF DIVORCE
| Frnutiulunt Appointments to tho
Khudtvs,a Army-A ErlaitIcss I0ur-
ncy into Egypt-.A Remarkable
| Chapter OF ikoguoFy.
Bu6dto conrttr.
During tho late months Of taat winter ono
Cornelius Failing lrDvu--an individual with ~
| nany faEtnBs As hs nano would Imply. but by
no means wanting in A. amount Of c!esk that i
this city nnd vicinity. and while fn those
parts became rn,tcd In tho holy bonds of
wodiock to Miss btiRgH.o tho Town u. Elma. a
most ost'n'ablo young lady "toao fa1nily ocou-
pies high ntation Of woalth aud fenpectabllity.
Tho wodding was very elegant affnir. soon
aftor tho neNty-marriod couple took their do
paIt.tfo, tho happy groom. who re]oicod in tho
addition Of n. y: to ILLS. cognomen. gnro out
mont to position Of hlgL roaponsibiiity in
tho army of tho Khedlvo OF Egypt. 10
EEypt, 1t appears they want And now tho
Niles Republican, published at Nllcn, Michigan,
publishes the sequel, mud also roatos Bomo facts
in tho biography OF Cornelius Failing Brown,
which ve1J concluslvoly provo bln to DO q
SCAMP, and scamp "hoHo audac8ty is im-
The Taper above a1lu,led to aalea tnat some
Niles
.TnEaH FROM coLLEoE,
md engaged In the dsy.goo1s trade, paying 1ittlo
attention TO bnalnoss, however. His manner was
quiet md unobtrusiyc, and he tlepotsed hitnso'f
in manner quito becoming Chrsttan. 8ubno.
quonifY lo won tho heart aud haud Of one Of
Chicago'a fairost bellce, the daughter Of dstIa-
gulshad medical gentleman OF that city. The
aplenlor. ana wedding trip to Europe was
mhdo by tho happy pair. tloon. however, tho
sad discovery "aa mndo tl!At tic uAy and festive
Cornc[iis bad boon induging iu Tho commission
Of aomo
HEAVY Fonaxn1ks,
asd tho result was that when tile couple returned
from their wedding tour, tho youuX lady botook
horself back to her fathers houae, and tho hus-
lnnd to parts unknown. Tho deceived wlto OBJ
tatnod divorce, and was subsequently married
to hnother man. Tho next tho poople Of Niles
heard Of Brown WAS Tint l,o had located some-
wfe1o III tho East had studied me 1icino, and
BY aomo unaooountsbto turn Of the uheol OF
fortuna had received tho desirable and rosponsi-
bic appointment OF surgeou-Gou6ral TO tho
ARMY or TIE KHEpryE
Of Egypt, witt, salary Of $1,000 per annuun, In
gold, md authority to appo!ns dis nsastants.
Or courne. everybody wasaered at Browns good
ucter nB g. T. D. should be ssfectol for Ah office
OF such high tr,Ht and omo1uu,out. hut now
comes the explanation, although thoao who know
browns former history could scarcely be sur
fAAq2N ~ oLi0hp u iA1GHl4kf tA Hl4 FAfks NGE
tho cool o1fontory. Insane audaclty, or Whatever
1t may bo called. Of hia latest performances cAn-
not but astonieh every QUO WHO reads Of 1t.
With his medical diploma In bis pocket, Cor
in duo time wooud and uodled young lady "a
stated 10 the opening Of thts article. But III
e1cctug oil this 1t Naa necessary to Lavo d.
vofco from bis ti,st wifo. as his former marriage
was knorn. For this difficulty. however. our
here's l, fertile brain epocaily found remedy.
Without rcsortinG to the cumbersome aud too
public action Of tho Courts, lie dipped his faoilo
pom and cooly
FORGED BILL or DIVORCE
Which interruptions and criminal performance
forged bill was exhibited aorutinizsd, aud the
young ladyts relatives and friends supposed It
was all regular. After tho marriage tue couple
ast sail for Egypt ~ stated before, and in Egypt
they safely landed. Il las h}nco Ieon developed
that all tho documents pertaining to tho appoint
mant wore forgertcs committed b7 Brow,,'a own
band. Arrived It his doattnation he had tho
surREAE ErFnonTERY
to present his papers to den. Stone, Commander
Of tho Khedlves armed forces, It took leaa t!an
no timc for the military chiaftain to discover
that Corney'a" REPRESENTATIONS woro fra,tdu-
lent. Tho latter Was informed tl1at bin loct-
menta were forRerlos. and chat hss object in
coming down ,.,l!n Into Egypt 50 far from his
disappointed. 1ie. ondeavored to explain that
he had boon deceived by parsonage purport-
Ing to tho authorized agent OF tho Khedi7e in |
New York City. but "tho stories, names, and |
circumstances aa eivon in this city aud In Egypt |
did not agrce." The klediye didn't want Cor |
neys" services olthar as Surgeon Gopera, or
Grand Vizfcr, OF Chiof OF tho Troaaury, and our |
adventurous youth found himself ut ample leia- |
re to study up tha antiquities Of tho land Of tho
pyramids, or to speculate u to how he was TO |
get back to hts native heath. according to his Ia.
csinat,on. Cornelius Failing Browns situation |
IN E0Yrr
Was ANYTHING but agreeable. and hov ho Was TO |
make his e1o1uB WAS 4 conundrnm OF vital inter- |
sBt Tho situation In which the deceived and I
betrayed Wito found hevnelf must havo boon in
decd mouraful and t1iHcouraging Tho ecapo-
grace husband tried the efficiency OF = teto-
graphic dispatch to Aia father E.iu-laH, but, as wo
aro gi7on to understand, mlstruat waH excited,
and TIN old gentleman did not see fit to reBppnd
with tito pccnnsAry assistance called for. To |
sld to tho rascality OF Browns whole perforn-
anoe he induced olassmato to accompany him
p Egypt, upon tho promise Of = position, and |
the latter 1nds himself thousands Of mlles from |
homo. and With 20 noans Of subsistence or Of
setting back. The anveuturcr and hts innocent
dupcs &ro still, wo bcloyc, In that fAr-or citno,
further particulars wili bo awaited with intereat
Whosher In Egypt Or America, Cornelius Falling
Elrowua procliTisiea arc likely to fetch him up il
somo prison eventually.
New Mapo OF tho Lock.