Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-04

AsAot WV ht par tCu Win HE kulutu lLoal
New York. closing his contract with them
at that place.
Tweed was hero joined by Hunt, who
was . practical hunter and guido. Hunts
chief resource OF profit was 10 pilot pleas.
ure parties who seek Florida during the
Winter months. He remained hunting
and fishing until tho climate became too
hot, when he took up his abode In the
neighborhood Of staughstine. He delib-
srately planned . new sphere and new life
OF usefulness. II not Of repentance and
PREPARATION. When he left this place, In =
fishing smack. for Cuba. he had completed
o definite set OF plans 10 be carried out on
his arrival In Spain. Some forty miles
sail brought Tweed and his companion to
the coast Of Cuba. ten miles outside the
harbor Of Santiago de Cuba. The fisher
man who brought them from the American
coast did not dare 10 confront the Spanish
officials with freight which he strongly
suspected WAS contraband. II was q bright
moonlight night as they made the point
chosen for landing. Tweed had already
become habituated 10 tho byways fire.
qucntsd by his guides. and. even while he
might have taken the regular steamers ply
ing among the wost India ports. no quite
naturally continued his course rs he had
started. keeping himself away from the
regular channels. In which he might 10
inconveniently recognized. There was no
kind Of habitation within sight. and the
hour, Notwithstanding tho moonlight. pro
cluded . search. Hunt wrapped himself
In Q blanket and was soon asleep on tho
rock where they were left by the skipper.
Camping out had been their custom for
several months. avoiding towns and settle
ments. They finally came In sight OF o
fisherman's hut on the bay. and they en-
engaged the fisherman TO take them 10
Santiago dc Cuba. On their arrival there
they were met by . custom-house officer.
who demanded their passports. and not
being able to comply. they were arrested
and placed on boafd the Spanish man.of.
war Cherrucca. This Was ON the 18th Of
June. 1876. and no was released on the
23d.
AT last tho vice-Consui and Consui-de len
eral-Captain Of the port and the Admiral
OF Marine at Havana were brought into
tho record. and he was permitted to en-
gage passage In tho Spanish bark Carmen
for barcelona and yigo. having given Sc
curity IN report at vigo TO the Captain OF
the port there. Ho went ON board and
sailed on the 27th Of July. paying s54s
H. trim Thsr. ras MELTING unnsusI dur.
ing tho VOYAGE. lie WAS troubled with
scasickness continually, which reduced his
weight largely. The story that he shipped
"A a sailor was erroneous. On the 9th Of
| September the Carmen arrived In tho bay
Of vigo, after q voyage Of forty-two days.
| whero he was formally arrested and all his
| effects taken from him and he confined In
n fortress, as q prisoner Of State. Herr |
hi. condition was pitiable. Unable
4, speak the language sufficiently
| plaip. no could only conjecture the
eau.o Of his arrest. and bis quar-
,.rs were ANYTHING INT enyiable. Ono |
moaning wbsn The woman whs took
ch.rca ~ their roam hropybt tbsir
f,oi from Tho hotel. sbe Attracted his nj.
%tention nv her re,tnr,s IN Inc slop-bucket
shc hal in,t emptieJ. After abe hal left.
VIII ,ba ~srptinel who airays watched her
wh.n N. .amc, rw,cJ c,sn,j,eJ the emn.
4, bnclst anil fonnd aha hal Ieit him A
nma,. srnn, his ,on. Tbc ansver was mi In
he h,J.clotbes next morning. which N,
ch,mbsrm.iJ "a duIy fopn5 anJ delivered.
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nna'ns ., ono oi tno cPls.es P,accu u wv
%n ,o ,an ,n,n ~. +. IN ~ Hut,
napp"ueu -, in'v s"e "Iuah.
/ az obstt wv tuat tho shuttos ohhi |
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'1en pe'n mo 70 w nni-.nv Ie. rnsnn '
III m'm.n.,.hio 80,
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hia smoris,, ci,ivanshin his r,ybts AMI
NJ on,i,a i,,nar.n.. ~ 1r,s,.J a. snch mill
III SI'aovasx en- NM e".,is Once an ho,rJ
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rscei'eu MN iroui sP.nisn eoiu.e's anu
1.ncc,s, 'rs' niy insauo,Vu 49, onns
Iwsed 70 new iotk, snu 70 wse1 no as'
aIa ""at ~ I -" ~" Psot.
s,ns : Puotos'Appn Li"s 40, - III,
back accordingly. assuring him Tweed
81 MS kinuest feelings anu OF every cour-
r,I,. niInnss' "na" = ,Lo To-, s,s,d.rooms
and extending TO him the privileges Of the
officers mess. As to Hunt. the com.
mander had no knowledge. and would. II
requested. extend to him the same privi-
legss. or he was free TO go ashore II ho pre-
fcrrcd. Twced's son had the liberty to
communicate freely with his father. which
he availed himself Of. As 10 Hunt, he
speedily took himself out oil sight OF
Tweed aud went of, returning, however,
In restored good nature with young Tweed.
when no found that there was no more
danger Of detention. As q token OF recon-
c~iliation and fraternity. too, he left a. n
little keepsake the usual compliments OF q
| certain class on parting with their friends
In diniculty-a file. . whipsaw, o jimmy
and n chisel.
The rest Of the story OF Tweed. up to his
| return to Ludlow-stroet Jail again, has
been widely published already. lie was
handed over to the Sheriff on tho Esd OF
November. 1876. and secludipg himself
fgna /. NA anil EAnartAra In hAa MAIN. 1