HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1878-7-11, Page 3JULY 11, 1878
THE FESSLER FIASCO..
TUE CANTON DEFAULTER YIELDS re TUE
T,I,TO tE AND RETURNS NOME—WHAT ytl$S
FEESLEIt tfNOWS OF THE MATER.
George Fes•ler, the Stark County
(Ohio) `I're:[auver, who stole in the
2leighborhoud of $60,000 on the 22ud
of June, end who enbsequeutly came to
London, Orltarin, and thence to Ham-
iiton, where 120 was slrreett•,l, was up
before the Police Magistrate in that city
on Thursday af'ernootl, on the charge
of briuging stoleu gods into Canada.
The ease did not go to trial, however,
as Tessler Rnnouueeal himself willing
to give up the 5, 2G,57'i.75, which he
bad deposited iu he London & ving,a'
Societie::' .i3 ink, and to ;;o over to Cann-
ton and stand his trial for the balance.
It appears th it the reason why the
course above stated was resolved on
Iroise from the fact: that Fesster hath
incriminated himself slAciently to
make it certain that he would be sent
to the peititeUtinry for at least a couple
of yearn it tie allowed the cage to go to
trial, The fset is, be has preyed Win -
self to be a man thoroughly unable to
eatery oast as swindle ; he has been too
'honest for that. First of all, tie eon.
reseed to taking the tnoney net of the
vault ; it %,43. ►all in greenbacks. Nest.
to hgvlllr,g bought a Balt said rt.IL'd the
money in it, placing the Elton rolled hie
waist till ho got to rhiG a'; •, where tin
bought a va"ise, ant pti.ot:di the belt—
money and all—thereie►, putting Hie Suns
�a�e
whole in his trunk, 1.-Imr,day noun i + u,vat�.CaL$
be Ori ived in Is " rlon, Detective l oin•
emus., of ilaullttuu; faith# tf, 4iidld;r,
and; Lemie Dumont, hie bondsmen" and
his dlaalgtl er ace "ulnanying hitt. lir.
W, A. f,ynch, the County Coulmis..i m-
eet( Selieitor", of (;tannin, alit Mr. Os-
ier, Q. C., Cr•twn Attorney, of Hata-
Eau, alctemtpaleiedi him. The party heft
by the aftern'wu train for Cleveland,
Ohio. Previous to leaving. a reporter
interviewed Miss Ada Feeyler in rcigard
to her ffathez'e trouble, and also Mr, C.
A. :ton herty, I�ertelur'a e+tn•i2:slaw,
11Lias 1"'en•'ler i'i apparently about twenty
years old, hits a ltieesnnt laddrees, but
seem to feel quite keenly her father's
disgrace. The son -in law is hetweeu
twenty-five and thirty years old,
The reporter Satin® Mohs FLtaeler,
have you anything you would like to
bay rrintive to your father`s trouble ?"
"Well," aid he, "I would like to
have a correct account of the finding
r < f the tuoncy itt our house ptiettt'd.
The papare have all g that wiong,
and hove done us injustice. All I want
isltn hare to correct statement made
ublic."
Said the Reporter—"I would like to
hear your account of that."
Miss liaise ler•then eaid—"lir. Creech
and Mr. Shafer acted w.ithitu•authority
irl gettieg the money. Thy clime to
the Imte,e, tuned loud, made tlhrentsa
ageiuf:t all of us, and stated that they
had received a telegram from father
baying ho had left money at home.
Mr. Creech did most of time, and. 1 uu-
derstand brought Mr. Shafer along.
Mr. Creech said ;—"If you don't hand
rill the money over I will have every
one of you in the lock up before night.'
Neither mother or myself deuied having
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the money. We thonght it better for
the present to eny nothing about the
packages, not knowing how matters
would conte out."
"How much money was there iu the
bel ?"
"Well, bfr. Cteech demanded $8,000,
saying that was what we had ; but I
understand there were ten dollars leas."
"When did you first discover ti,is
money ?"
"We found it n week ago Friday in
one of father's drawers. That day I
got a letter from him, telling me where
the money was."
"Where was that letter mailed ?"
"At Canton ; father put it in the of-
fia5 Satniday eveni: g as he was going
away, but we did not get it till Tues-
day, as no one went to the post office
for us till that day. As soon as I read
the letter went to father's drawer and
found there the packages of money.
He said in the note be was going away;
that he was porry, but could stand it
no longer; that those he had thought
friends had proven to be his enemies.
IJe also stated in the letter that he
would care for his family, and in that
connection mentioned the money. He
likewise named some of the persons d O B
who had not treated him fairly, and
closed by saying lie hoped all would
come out right in the end."
"Did Mr. Creech get a dispatch from
your father about the money ?" said. the EXECUTED WITII NEATNESS
reporter.
"Oh, no," was the quick nply.
"Father never sent him a word about
it, and how he knew we had the mon-
ey I do not know. I think, however,
he ,just name to the house thinking he
would scare out of as any money' we
might have. His conduct, I tell *en,'
was not gentlemanly, .and the great;
majority of the people of Canton da net
agree with him in the (murNe he tpdk.
If he wanted to get the money, or de-
sired to 'search the hone", why did he
nit come like a man, with legal pa
pore ?"
"«Where was the money when Mr.
Creech and Shafer cane,e to your house?"
"It was up stairs concealed in the
foot of a bed, where we put it Monday
morning for safe keeping. We sere
(,almost afraid to have it 10 the house.
They went up stairs with rne and, got
the money. When Mr. Creech spoke
of a telegram from fattier we thought
ha had given up all, and that it would
hemayright to turn over the packages "
"Had you any suspicion anything in
the office was wrong till after your fa-
ther had gone ?"
"I never thott,gltt of such a thing till
I received the letter on Tuesday thou ch
I knew fattier had had some trouble.
Last December he went to Allianee to
make a c'illeetion, and a report got ont
in Catton that he had run a.vaay with
$20,000. I bent word to him what the
rd port was, Land asked th. t flat eo►ne
home at once. He diff so, but aim tys
thereafter felt that he hail been greatly
wronged by the report."
Mr, De1ught'rty said—"There are
tunny reports alt over the country that
theta was a won.an ill it. I want to
tell you I have investigated that from
toll to bottom, 821(1U 14 alt as lie," The
daughter thou added --If flitter was
dissipated in any way he never showed
it about home. Ile alas just as good
and Mind as c Wel be. If he ever got
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drunk, it was away from home. No
one ever t=aw hien there iu such a 001.1-
(lttign."-.aFro Press,
THE
Will
ten
CALL AT
SAMwEEE eic PICKARD'Sl
and see taeir
New Spring
Now Openi
!NEW PRINTS,
EW MANTLES,
and
N E W MILLINERY
RY
A SPECIALITY I:l
Ordered & Ready-made Clothing
HATS, CAPS
BOOT'S, SRO HS ! \'ft Gla[lf?ltili'(1 5,
New Walt Paper lust to hand; also justreceire 1,
o:r chow
FIELD AST GARDEN SEEDS
Turnip, lit mall, Carrot, Ripe. (Mover and Tlnlathy.
()wits;; t i dace ^rent d•'pretsd.n of trade, wcs shall offer for
Cash Haw and iasis tidal.+ tt.notta at L,'ttprices tants olot
Job et, ita)4Ftr: ut at+. eta* be,a_v2'1 f.)
S:L 1,11,1E'1.;.4 cit: PIC/EAR!).
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Wig.
THE MARKET QUESTION
ISAAC CARLING
Being now in receipt of alarge stock of
eman y Goods, Groceries, Wines anis
Liquors Crockery, Etc.,
At his Store, Main. Street, Exeter, which will be sold at
(LOWEST MARGIN ON COST
ZETER TIMES
r L
c
reit fro
uow tin The inhabitants of
at the want' of a,
call at tl
SECURE
A1.1'17'70
For 50 Cents.
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TIMES
IS THE LIVELIST
LOCAL PAPER
IN THE COUNTY.
•
ALL KINDS OF
WORK!
AND DESPATCH AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRI -
CRS. ..
there to be had in
Doe skins, Silks,
needed in the
Department is
eter .and vicinity ineed not feel troubled
arket wherewith to make money, but
store of the subscriber and
THE:BARGAINS
Q Verooaabill P2111..ltltllg, Bro: d cloth.
Winceys, 1),jlainos, and everyt;lu/1g
Dry Good'; line.. The Grocery
Complete. An inspection invited
No trouble to show goods
ISAAC CARL
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eTU til. RECEIVED
AT THE
EXETER
Grocery and Liquor
A large stock of
Store`
Green, Japan, Young Hyson an d
Black Teas,
Raisins, Currants, Prunes
IDB IIPD Apples , Canned FR.ITIT,
Sardines, Lobsters, Salrnoii
Bitter Sauce ani Pickles, Brandies, Gins, Wines and Syrup
Rye, Malt, Scotch, Irish and Common Whiskies, Tob ccos
and Cigars,
Wholesa: e and Retail.
G. A. MACE,
Main Street, Exeter.
1878) SPRING (1878
0
THE OLD RELIABLE HO+LTSE
At all times, end particularly at a period when Trade is universally depressed and money
scarce. It it in the interest of every buyer to purchase where he eau get the artiole he wants
at the lowest rate. In calling your attention to my preseut stock, I do so with every confid-
ence ;
onfid•once; it being more carefully assortedand selected than that of any previous season.
In the Dry`Goods
Evety department is replete with the most seasonable and fashionable fabrics. marked at
prices which should enmmandthe attentionofthe very closest buyers. THE ORDEReLD
CLOTHINt* still has MR. W, IVES at it..head
In Millinery
Underthe ma..agement of Miss McGloghlon, we can snit the most fastidious, (2ur stook 0
Groce.les, Boots and Shoes, Canadian, English and American
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
one of the largest and best assorted in the County-. Intending pnrchaslrs will consult their
best interests by examining my stock before going elsewhere.
JAMES PICKARD
INVALIDS' HOTEL.
The very targe number of lnvrllI people WA120 Rally
vlslt Buffalo. Irian every quarter of tar l'1Sted States
and Canada., that they may consult Dr. 1(.'i . PIEY.e°E,
and the widecel,hr,itt,d Faculty of .Iipeciallsts in
Medicine stud Surer}} assoetate.t with tom➢ rendered
it neeesiarytl,itthe pat tiler otthis Inata¢M:len s1•^.:a"•A
pr. a'.2 8' a Nitre a on a grant apt coninWillou4 Kale
for tb.lr entertainment and comfort.
AtaL4c8TAGE l OFFERE71.. Tlcr Invalids' i2mtet
(5 sue:e c u;(9 r¢' In Yes a :po4ntu.en¢s ttr to any slnni-
1arla-titat1..•u to Lite WOF 1. 'Liao wining is &kited
an cine of the most 8ealthttl and desirable portions n¢
tri dtoy "'BP¢fal`Nandcouin/an,tsatint 'tit wofLaLe
Erie. .iagar.} river, and td:e sarnfntill1E colt melt-,
1(o*tfa 4%ft:aiEai usLitaltfstl r1(a%tIw?1rhe1r;8115►8nsetfeiin
t.anti ;rete lair ill:eent !acies s 9C[u'C8r1.(n+flaa7s4rea.ai4e1ip'+t,wn:1S¢eC!4tsi0ta2w
1111701t."1 :Mu at2
l,t l or approved laths, and has al,u co.ttrectett watt
Wli
It a t•;ilflaunted potassium NW eowllttg Witty to
at tarp ;tn,ner:mr'an4 of exrrel,e
t ftfaoiie D7s3Ases of all dorms, whether regale,
Ia. n:edlcal,suracat,tr t; f rliaplcal. treatment, come
within the province of our several specd:inlew.
nteeesee of wltmee-.E3pecially *re the faint.
tics of *tats intaiTtaar, of a superior outer a% regxt+Ia
the rYtr.e.l1.( mean% 3l114 appliances fur the Cif" or
ail those chroale diseases peculiar hi females, The
itl..¢ocn:tnl, to moalrratl•en, of tigtV' lhem2oo.
Piali5r. t ole ant h [.
rl .. I t t I
t r c thtrwal, an t a x a s la:. 1n
rr
o'..n arida an Iii" r' .,rte aaxdtNrs t9 Me r. m. tllah
rr.t ansa to whish we resort In Mielt eaYls, Eta) (rietlen
to the surface, general shanipooinl I�wcda+h n:i.s..
uan¢s,and light cal91214nicerdreasei,tmemtitenanal
09('ial,ze attt•c.,rcu:llt,•at of the t.1tw,J In rhe sole¢:a
rk:ll"44 C0tr*s1Yll parts. iaaprove .nga.t1+•n, Wn'1
strtagtbee tlIt'tunsrlrs, produce important btncaclat
results in alt cases to xhlcti these tnryt:a are applat•a-
V*. No txperiaaenthag Is resorted to In the total -
Ment. The trust appr"vett medielnes rte{ cartful.y
eualito.wt and the u^IlFI., 5 regtilattca of the d:e4.
to silt the t on,litt(in of the patient. 8: thutc.tgh vett.
Malian of lite 41ttping ap+ e: eit, the, a :eertng In,
ntatnce of music. 90,44l lote,•,io w a.s:: ut•nt retell l
.f.'r atpta$t'naent, and all t.ln>fio alit as tt s n last h trait! Rd.
arouse the mht1 of the puttee t from despnndeucy,
and bins prrpaite r( Ff"4'e(,[", are not negie 're(1.
`(E►['a0C8 *flfi,t:rtaF.. ?aralr,as.:;¢deity 4Fd'a•,
.,
Sd a 9.:(1:1' G 2i1 .1( , ar.A other Yt rF 1¢9 at e'c+
i^ a re: ve 1 1524(1 Tion o[ an trai t 2n tGtts tPe*
ciat4it t.pssl,tea�tCleFaviitiatluo r*r}ainYttilluit:e
haunt a ar`r4 99 -18 1sorcutr"l,
iFtit.DttallASE1i,--Tia l.tltrlslonortheprset1s lr.
ta,t i:isalltb WWI is vers aims' ma>iaxrd t.d a i., :t-
Echtan of Ti r NI a} d a1 tpa;; �l,•irlift* art c rre udgment adryyltar>tt 1y rre•a41 Illrar.ctt1
to 1l:aa dtraawcut,and with moult* whIcti have ¢aero
highly 2I[) anF to r tataa (1Ay.(elan and pat rat%
EINE A!41) 13114-kip;a3 #¢:Carlen is given tit Me
delicate oprratlt.ns On tate eve apo ear. a Willa,
guWted oculist and auto helm ander el:A tt:ltut
to (endue:, this Granth or the potence.
Invalids arriving In the xity and destrin to eco.
fiats aa, snnu:Q conteillr11 3!'to the Hetet. It IIra shay
:iru'.wthtet t+y carrltagr.(rosuhus, eterar ea calx 'alar
L21)'9 UiUulha$ A3nUt. ett 1121 it.4Mglng tr ala.. t°l1A
be "tiled Mien t+, ne,tver passengers anti Wigwags
with security and diapstch,
u.t' dw,1suvbatt. ids`llo ihlL*10M. �, t rhea flllpetq-
Plif13.61
r"��y•�� ��CUiRE�S+ DcISE�A+�SESoFTIIc -
�R LUNG+ 9a1�11i & BLOOR
In the wonderful medicine to which the afflicted
are above directed for relief, the discoverer be-
lieves lie has combined in harmony more of Na-
ture's sovereign curative properties, lvhieh God
has instilled into Iho vegetable kingdom for heal-
ing the sick, than were ever before combined in
one medicine. The evidence of this fact is found in
the great variety of most obstinate diseases which
it has been Lound to conquer. in the cure of
Bronchitis,, :Severe Coughs, and the early
stages of Consumption, it Stns astonished the
medical faculty, and eminent physicians pro-
nounce ft the greatest medical discovery of the
age. While ,t cures the severest Coughs, it
strengthens the system and purifies the
blood. By its great and thorough blood -purify -
Ing properties, it cures all Humors, from the
worst Scrofula to a common Blotch Pim.
ple" or Eruption. Mercurial disease. Minern.
Poisons, and their effects, are eradicated, and
vigorous health and a. sound constitution estab-
lished. Erysipelas, Sait-rheum, Eever
Sores, Scaly or Bough Skin, to short, alt
the numerous diseases caused by bud blood, are
conquered by this powerful, purifying, and in.
vigorating medicine.
If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated. have sallow
color n( skin, or yellowish mown spots on face or
body, frequent headache or dizziness. bad taste in
mouth, internal treat or chills alternated with hot
flushes, low spirits, and gloomy forebodings, ir-
regplar appetite, and tnnwne coated. volt are
suffering from Torpid Liver. or'" Bilious-
ness.» In many cases of "Liver Com-
plaint" only part of these sculptotns are ex-
perienced. As a remedy for all such cases, Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no equal,
as it effects perfect cures, leaving the liver
strengthened and healthy.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT Si PER BOTTLE.
Prepared by R. t'. PIERCE, Ila. ID., Onle
P,••,.•rh•a•n, at 1.1:0 wutit.n'S 1)&SPENSA nr,
t�rO TO
R.& E. SPICER'S
GROCERIES
Always New and Fresh.
FLOUR, FEED,
AND PROVISIONS,
EARTHENWARE,
COAL OIL
Soap, Given Away
—21 Bars for One Dollar.
Good Vinegar. 20e. per Gallon, Chcicdr
Syrups. Market Baskets ---cheap.
N. B. Don't forget the place—R. & E. Spi-
cer's,orposite Mr.E. Cbristie's Hotel.
Produce taken in exehanrefor Roods.
R. &E SPICS3