The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-23
The 3utlaud Daily 6lohe
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1876.
From the New York Herald. ]
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VINO was brought to the prison the other
day. Inc reporter acted upon the sug-
ges'ion, and III few minutes was listening
TO tale OF thrilling interest. Tollomeo
De Chlevetta was handsome young man,
below the medium size, with large lambent
olacK eyes~ high forehead, Grecian nose
ana modest demeanor. In reply to the
reporters Questions no said that he was 2G
years OF age, that he was born in Italy,
Dut hau iearned.the business OF an engraver
10 turkey. lhe engraVers OF Constan-
unorie, sad ne, ARE the finest in the
world although they are very slow, and
my work there was almost exclusively con-
nneu TO
ENGRAVING WATCHES.
An unpleasantness that arose from a love
affair compelled me to leave the Sultan
dominions, and proceeded to Naples and
commenced business. Trade was dali,
and l therefore applied with anxious alac
rity for an engagement AS skilled engraver.
which had been advertised in one of the
Neapolitan papers. The advertiser was an
Italian, naturalized subject of the United
States, and resident OF New York. He
gave his name as Signor de Ninci, ard he
said before employing me he would like to
see some specimens OF my work l sub
mitted some. He Was perfectly satisfied,
anu instructed me 10 engage private Oh
nee anu holu 'nyseil ~ readiness 10 COM
nence WORK nc iurnisheu me plates and
worh 10 copy, "e saiu the samples were
hheiio"n uhineaus' anu mat III cohse-
quehoe VI .he iigh price OF iaoor III Amer
ic"' anu 'i'e iaeK OF reaiiy sEiiIeu opera
,oeS' nc "ao orouInt the WORK 10 LAZY.
nov Nho"' saiu ue Nhie's't", WIN her-
.ouo witch vi ''ie ni"u"'' 'na' 'he SUI,
Jec's gwen me 10 thgfa'e were rsliroad
oohos ana 30 ana %lo notes OF the United
STATES CURRENCY 'hought Tue Work was
coarse anu common ana began ana COM
Pie.eu my WORK 10 0ighor ue 'ihci ehlire
sauslacuoi': ne laiu me iipefaily, more
IMAM hau oarHalhed Tor, ana after frequent
conversations with nun resolved 10 emil
grate 10 'neuhitea otates'
WIN a letter OF introduction from Sig
nor de Nlnoi 10 olghor fo!ognlac-a bar
Der under the Paciic Hotel on Greenwich
stree tine young engrayer arrived IN New
YORK IN March, 1873. foiogniac received
him Win empresSemeht, and insisted that
no thouio become nus guest. The barber
iived on Essex street, and his wife was
fascinating woman OF romantlc procllvltles.
Ai'er ne nau neen .or rev uays an III
n"'e y. oiosn.ao oosey noue' i9,ionieo
", was ii'iouuceu 70 "uo.ner p"rpcr' laku,s-
D. n, w,,osG Ii p,"So u ousin was unuer .ne
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another barber was Introduced to the
young engraver, anu 'he three men USED
10 30 out IN the evening ana ENJOY them
selves Nine. fologniac IN the meantime
began TO ADMIRE the handsome engraver,
and took no pains TO conceal her liking for
MIN. After iortnignts acquaintance she
,mPiess,'ei5 "a.neu Inn ~ NC caleiui u
tances ..Thev will surely Get Won in
trouble. - she said. ..and for nv sake. as
well "a vapr own. be yerv. yerv careful !"
Nine Poloeniac's sister was the wife of tho
ha,her Psknlski The sisters were vonno
md ccnfiding. Both admired the ensrayer
md when toeether there ia no doubt that
he formed the tonic of much of their CON
vers.,io, They we're both emphatic in
tho convection that # he continual m Keen
rho comnanv Of their re,nec,ive husbands
and Torr;ns no would assrre1l, he rnined
c. a.r,,es, ras Nine pakuIst; in the mat.
Tor ,bat che sccused her husband If IRVINE
tn compass the ruin of de Cheyetta bv in,
ducino him to become
,opcrp
Pakulski acquainted his two tonsorial
confrsyes with his wlfes arraignment, and
scene at the house in Essex street was the
consequence. One night. when madame
and the engrayer were in the parlor TO-
eether, Pologniac came home id a tempest
nous mood. His face was liyid and his
ewes flashed like burning Goals. His voice
was tremulous with suppressed rage and