The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-28

n0neSC 1rl6nu, nau uOAOraDly prelerreu
ruin to colorado Reputation of the liza
bility incurred by him. He had died
shorty after of broken heart. He and
the boniface of the Londoner Hof had
| been intimate friends, and it had been
agreed between them that young Edward
ReimIing should marry Louise Caspat
! We have seen how Mr.. Caspar had, a.
ter the ruin and death of Edwards
father, repudiated this agreement, now
once mere restored to force and validity
by young Reimling's remarkable apti-
tude in learning pRa6ticaI lessons out
oil Mr.Uaspar's own book OF worldly Wis
dom.
| No answer was received for some time
ana Messrs. Caspar and ReimllnS were
beginning to dread lest the secret should
lhaye been betrayed, or Don Juan should
have changed his mind, when suddenly
there came another large letter, with an
other heavy postage on 1t. Inc letter
Icontajned u railway receipt OF a trnnk
weighing about one Aunared weight
ldeclared to contain personal effects,
directed, carriage paid, to the proprietor
lof The Loudoner Hof in Zeugstadt-and
1.-TWO small keys. In the letter Don Juan
de Gorriad Salyaterra instructed Mr.
Caspar to open the box, remove the
1double bottom, and take out the ELS, 900
in bank notes, together with several
parcels of paper, carefully tied up; 92,-
, 000 OF this money Mr. Caspar was 6oid 10
lake for himself, ana ne was especially
entfeated not to let any false delicacy
stand in the way OF compliance with this
Injunction. He was also requested to
Iseud, as soon as possible alter the ar
rival OF the trunk in Zyugstadt, $1,000, in
, Bank of England or Bank ol FRANCS
notes, to certain address in Cartagena
given in the letter. lhls money was 10
enable the poor prisoner TO alschafge
. some debts incurred ny MIN, ana 10
bribe, if possible, mis-, way out OF the
! gates Of the Castle of CArtagena. For
, lhe first time for months past, Don Juan
gratefully stated, he coulG once
more sleep IN peace, Tor he lelt con-
Vlnced thai MS party's money WAS sale
t at last. Mr.. Caspar WAS, Ia TACT, the
3 angel of his SalvAClon.u be requested
. that gentleman TO make outa list OF the
Q notes remaining, and TO deposit them IN
: reputable bank or other safe place,
/ with due precautionary provision 10 liz
e sure the return OF the money to the hands
0 of It's legitimate owners in the event ol
Mr. Caspars untimely death, which Don
, Juan most tervenLly prayed the All
r mighty would, in his infinite mercy,
: -ltorfend. He trusted that Mr. Caspar,
as u gentleman OF high honor, would re.
+, ilgiously abstain from opening any of the
!. parcels Of paper. lie felt sure that d
: German gentleman would not con-
i descend to spy into private papers in
: trusted to his sale-Keeping by the couf
| dehee OF honorable men. The notes sem
:, to Spain had better be small notes, care
t fully packed up and registered. "AmgC
, MO, -. said Don Juan, at the end of his
u letter, ''Vos no podeis tiguraros la grande
T. algeria que hoy siente mi corazon al VeI
% luela de piligro ese cotfre. La ProYt
. dencia sIempre TeIa por los dlsgracia.
= dos" MY Iflenu, you can not imagine
e now mucn my heart rejolced in seeing
e this trunk out OF danger. Providence
/. always watcues over the Unfortunate.
j. The exuberant JOY with which this mos
d welcome letter 1lled the hearts OF mine
y host and intended son-in-laW may bt
l. more easily imagined than described
l. Such an extraordinary Wlndfall rarely
e comes to man. Olu Caspar enjoyed al
d ready foretaste IN MS MUD oil tnt
o ecsCatio delight IN clutchlng his $1,000
6 and if there was gloomy corner lett IL
q MS neart Wh.cn the peamlhg rays Q
l. pleasure ana oohCentmeht 1al!ed u
d reach, ne louud consolation IN Inc
8 thought that MS parIner III tue ahalfi
e VINO nao, 10 use MS own verse eXpres
sion, Desteu hIh, was 70 marry MS
+ daushteri tnuS al'er al Keeping Ihe
!. Wlole OIL the money Ill tne lamliy'
SO he made VI ms mind 10 chesrtully
j. lake MS part; ahu ne corulalty lhVltet
It mis- intended son-in-law 70 crack few
i bottles OF cnolce wines WIN MIN In glee
e tul anticipation Oh the Grownlng event
Q But young EDWARD heinlIng suspicious
N ly watching tne ooup'lui giahces cas-
o occasionally upon MIN oy the oid mango
5 SO AFRAID tlat bonllace m!gnt De tempteo
u to try winners aodge'1 upon MIN u
u remove MN GUY OF MS way thaC he sCead
j. tastly oecllheo the hospltaDle INVITA-
d ZION.
'ol Next morning ne was suddenly sem
for TO the -hotel. Another letter mad ar.
k rived, whicn informed Mr. Caspar OF an
unexpected heaVy bloW ana sad dis.
1T cOuragemert, Threatening positive de-
l struction II IL could not De aVerted. A
is letter inclosed assailed the poor General
TO in the vllest terms as all intending
se swindler and thief. The writer called
Z, the generals attention TO the fact that
he had incurred IA debt OF one thousand
" seven hundred and eighty i've pesetas
II for food, &C., supplied him III prison b.
lie the writer, who mad held no other securi