, 1876-09-15
"G0 WEST, YOUNG MAN"
Mr.. E. r. Runyan Concludes to
Take tho Advice.
What ue Has to Say OF This
, Crop Of Suits.
a Gentle Hint to His Creditors to
Leave Him Alone.

The filing OF certain bills In the courts Of 1ato
against Ebon F. tsunyan made It desirable that d
TRIBUNE reporter should look tl,u gentleman
up yesterday and, II hhply lie might nul him,
ascertain what tho gentleman Ind 10 say IN re-
gard to them. After many injuries down
town which proved unayAilinE, i,,asmnch AS
everybody sa1d Mr.. ilunyan was out Of tile city
some p}acc-aobody knew exactly w'etc-the
reporter, as q last resort, Visited tho rcntlc-
man's residence last evening and was In no
small degree surprised to lind hlnl there. The
reporter stated hls mission.
"Tell TIE TRIBUNE don't Interview worth
q DAMN" was tha response, after the usual
hand-shaking Ind been concluded. "But come
into the parlor," continued be. taking the lni,l-
atiye nnd the reporter following, " for although
the papers hayo been abusing me, III trcat you
Or any otter reporter Us o gentleman. Cumc
in.''
And the reporter went In and sat down while
Mr.. Aunyan busted himself With hiding Il
match and lighting up the apartment Thts
having been done, lie sat down and gave
tho ncwb-gathcrcr Hi account ol
Ills mlsfortuncs. 1Ic aaid The panic
had como md had taken him in 'ts eoursc.
When hi. troubles came, ho took tho advice Of
HIa AAAElluo HAA NELt l!t0 u1HhFuptEit I1fGE1"
body pitched Into llim, now that no was dows.
He Ind gone into Michigan, where lso was near-
q deat.l's door than he had ever been before.
lie rallied nnd camo back, anxious to straLel'tcn
up Ills nsGairs. Nobody wonll let hin alone,
aid tho very nlcn..wbon1 hc had hcfricndcd mil
lad made money for now turned on hin. After
trying to bear up for solne time ile gaYc II up,
and resolved to 60 oil and try to recupcratI
his shattered health und 60 Into business
longer any chanco for 1fsn in Chicago Il tlnl
been said that be ran away, but he affirmed tint
lie had told thu very men who circulated this
story that lo was going. Nothing was hid con-
back, and again Went oil, ills tl,ns to NehrasKa,
'srougnine IT." until he teit aIio 70 eotne back
nga!n. I1e had arrived IN tho city Wednesday,
GOING nAcK TO LINCOLN, nEn.,
next Monday, to opon tnw-ofligo there md try
to Do something for HIMSELF ILLS family, aud l1is
crcdttors. Hc llad made M arrangcmont with =
to make % some noney and then como inc bses hefe.
"Thcn yon viii do something for your cred
isorst" asked the reporter.
"Ycs, sir. I'll paY every dollar l owe, II
not ssa UpY sy' Rsaa s1Fss Se na Is do dAps my
SWSat " Wanted nsd to get ut more parttcularly,r
suggested the reporter, ais what you have to
say 10 some Of these bills tllcd against you.''
as not" replied tho rentic;nan. Forgetting lis
characterization 10 interview, ''e'
IiWcIl, tlnt's lust what I yaut.n eail tho re-
porter. know, What il there 10 This clau, OF
JOHN MuNoln
continued tle writer. hnnIinr tho gentleman a
slp from yesterdays TR1Busr With an account
of the filling Of the cu,uf,iniut,
nWcli. / tclt yoi, Mi t1,cro ia abn,t tbJe Iot,n
Naneto mntter. + ina1ci lin sim Of money
To jlr1n him out AZ hts trnuhlca. and I ,.t,t
frightened, fearing that tl1c properly mirilt In
BURIED up and wouJ lose psrllaps nearly n]j I
had cot ii it. ,lccIIcd That It Waa to nv in
tcrcst to ect all could ont Of it, and 1 said 10
JUhn ono day: .Jol,l, try to nuke som,e ar
rapge,ucnt to heln mo cuts / think / hatl
abont 5000 in there, He toId mo lo
could make loan with the Connecticut Mutual
Lilo Insurance Company. il / rccolicct tightly.
ior lev thousand dollars. and il he could Get
That, he would give mo 90 much anI would fry
T1,ht 11nn,,nt rvnj1 nav mr. a., ,,,,,rh ani yrn,,
pay othcr claIsns shat a,uat bo pna before he
could Ect Ills money, / accepted The nropps-
tion, believing at liz time tint It was tLo best
thug that could do. before that time lad
sold ono Of tie notcs. I told Aii1t1u soon nfter-
warda thpt Ind bccn ohlrnj to urntect u,ysrIf