Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12

mlllar 10 TeaQefS OF the OLOBE.
A SEQUEL TO THE STORY.
These events have been related by chap
tors as they Individually transpired. AS q
whole they have formed connected story,
This latter had it's apparition, yesterday, in
the following manner A GLOBE man was
starting out on his daily mission for the dear
public, when he was accosted by Mr.. Theo-
dore E. Parker.
"Mr. GLOBE said he.
The GLOBE turned.
"Allow ne to introduce MIR. Chambers,' -
continued Mr.. Parker. ''You may never
have seen him, but you've written considers-
BILE about him.
"What, Mr.. Chambers, the auetioneer?''
calculated the GLOBE missionary.
"The same,' responded both Mr.. Parker
and Mr.. Chambers.
The usual grip followed. And it's unnec-
essary to follow this with the assertion that
the GLOBE man signifed ali exceeding will
ingness ''to commune with Mr.. Chambers.
He acquiesced, and the party repaired to Mr..
Parker's Office.
s'First and foremost, when did you get
here, Mr.. Chambers?"
'Last night
"Where from?'
"San Francisco
"Where are you going
"Going to tell you my whole story"
"Good enough
Then Mr.. Chambers began the recital of
his story, and did a tale unfold which once
more puts fiction to the blush in the light of
facts.
II left here to go to Red Wing" he said,
"and while en- route to that place, was
seized with binding pain in the head.
For some time had been a sufferer with
neuralgia. My intense suffering attracted
the attention of gentleman in the cars,
who inquired of me what was the matter.
told him, and general conversation fol-
lowed. In the course of his remarks he
recommended me to seek relief
by visit to the sea shore.
Half crazed with pain, not mentally
straight, the suggestion got hold of me. 1
thought of it, and without any calculation
about the matter at all, determined to 60,
and 60 or start did. I remember of be-
ing in Red Wing, what did there I have
no recollection. I started East and ar
rived at Windsor, just opposite Detroit. I
know I had it in my head to go
to Halifax, where I was acquainted.
1 got there, was there only a few hours,
when thinking the matter over, I concluded
the damp and fogs of Halifax wouldn't ben
eft me. 1 started on a return trip. Coming
back was seized with the idea that trip to
the mountains would be- beneficial No
sooner conceived than I determined to 90.
This time I made my determination stick. I
went out west, through Omaha, called
on man with whom 1 had stored some
goods, and then continued my journey out
on the Union Pacific road.''
'To what point did you go?''
81 had no exact idea where I'd go-I went
to Ogden, to Nevada City, to Reno, San
Francisco and an adjacent Watering place.
GLOW did you pass your time?''
"Roaming around in an ainless and dazed
way. put myself under medical treatment
/ first called on a female physician, she
didn't do me any good and got an old doc
tor to take my case in hand. He got me
out of my trouble, relieved me.''
"During all this time, did you write or
hear from homer"
''Not word. I didn't think about it.
Just about the time recovered I met VIM.
Golcher, who used to be gunsmith here.
He told me about what was said in St. Paul,
and that he had st. Paul papers, which he
invited me to look at did,
Thereupon Mr.. Chambers opened his peck
etbook and took out several slips of papers
all reports of the transactions in connection
with this business, cut from the GLOBE.
CATER reading them, I was pretty thor
oughly posted he laughingy observed.
"What then, Mr.. Chambers?''
81 determined to come home. I set about
it, and after being detained two weeks by nv
doctor, started home week ago, and here
am.''
"Verily so. And what do you propose do
ing?''
''That I haven't fully determined upon.
I am here to settle for all I
owe. am ready and willing
to meet the consequences of my act. While
I don't believe, know I was not responsible,
am prepared for the consequences. AL
ready $40, 900 worth of my property has been
sacrifced-and I knew nothing about it,
Mr.. Parker is my lawyer
''Well, then, what are you going to do,
Mr.. Parker?" was the GLOBES inquiry.
"I am going to send Mr.. Chambers home
for a rest, and then, tomorrow talk over
the affair with him and arrange matters.'
Before Mr.. Chambers departed the GLOBE
got in few more slices of work. Mr..
Chambers acquaintance IN propra0 persona
had only been made few moments ago, and
the GLOBE was unwilling to relinquish it SO
soon, and didn't.
"Your travels are satisfactory enough, Mr..
Chambers, but the dubious opinion prevails
in regard to your shipment of goods previ-
GUS to your Departure
'"Ihat is easily explained. made the
shipment in my regular course of business.
proposed having sale at Mankato, Omaha
and Red Wing, and the other places. When
got to Mankato I found the small-po
there, business dull, no chance,
and I bundled off to Omaha.
Here I again found tho time not favorable,
so stored my goods and came back
"Back whereof
Clone"
"Do understand you to mean that your
shipment to Omaha was made previous to
your departure for good and that you had
been out there and returned to St. Paul?''
"Just so. I went to Red Wing after that,
intending to make sale there had
shipped goods down there, and was GOING
down when I took tie notion to 90
off,
"About the names under which the goods
81 am coming to that; know that has
been spoken of. But just want to saw.
that the way shipped my goods and car
ried them from town to town to Omaha,
doesn't show as if I intended to
run off, When I made my trip
to Omaha I was out on business. I had
been there the year before, and thought to