The herald-advance., November 21, 1890, Image 8

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EXPERT PICKPOCKETS.
LONDON SEEMS TO BE THE TRAIN
ING SCHOOL FOR THEM.
There Arc 100,000 In the Big City—Paris
n»» Pretty Large Crowd «f Them
Also- Tlmy Rolong to C1a!« aril Have
8»*ing* ltanki of Their Own.
Alxitrt a century a^o Paris had only
about fifty piokpokets, now the police
reports show that their number has
reached four thousand in the metropolis
alone, find iboat ten thousand in the
rest of France. Thew futures are nearly
doubled at tim»!s of reviews, races,
popular fetes, and exhibitions by re
cruits from abroad. lint, sinfjularly
enough, they all come or have Iteen
trained in Great Britain. England is
tho cradle and hotbed of pickpockets.
It is a profession as firmly established as
carpentering or bricklaying it hn,s its
apprentices, graduates, professors, ex
perts, and ertmrnereial agents. Novices
are taught to distiri/niish a Frenchman
from a native, a Russian from a Ger
man, a South American from an Italian
they are made acquainted with the
slight but all important differences in
each nationality in tho cut of the
clothes, the place of tho iockets, the
mode of earning jewelry, watches,
purses, or loose cash.
When the pupils are snpposed to haTO
profited sulficiently by their education,
they are dispatched at Christmas time to
a certain suburb of Loudon, where they
arc farmed out. The agent, who has
c*mo to select a trio, puts them through
their paces, and if they acquit them
selves creditably lie engages them, gives
them clothes, Itoard and special instruc
tions, and takes them abroad to ply their
trade uniler Ins management. As soon,
however, as their jiersonality has become
inconveniently familiar to the police of
the locality, they are returned and ex
changed for a fresh set, under the same
conditions.
The community numbers 100,000 in
London, including women and children:
their headquarters are in the obscure
purlieus of St. Giles, Whitechajiel, the
Minories and tho low lying wharves of
tho Thames. It is there that they hold
their meetings, organize their detach
ments, deliberate on future movements,
bavo their savings banks and clut»s. and
settle on tho way of jussisting those of
their pals who are ill, shadowed or in
prison. They form a regular associa
tion, like the housebreakers and shop
lifters, from whom, however, they are
quite distinct.
AT WORK IN PARIS.
Dnring their visits in Paris, although
operating in common, they do not dwell
together, but are watt*-rod all over the
city, meeting only to share tho spoils at
certain specified moments, in dark or
borgne taverns and wine shops situated
in tho iieighborhtKxl of tho Champa
Elysees and tho Grand Opera. The
foreign, as well as the French, operators
havo their receiving houses, called in
Paris meumers (millers), where they dis
pose of their gleanings, and it, is a re
markable feature of these transactions
that, they aro carried on on both sides
with scrupulous fairness and honesty.
A sharp and observant person might
detect the j)iclc[x«-Jot who shadows him
with evil intent by tho i«eeuliar roving
restlessness of the eye, of which even
tho most experienced ones cannot en
tirely divest themselves. Tho habit is
contracted at tho onset of their careers
imperative then, it liecoines inveterate.
Tho pickpocket embraces at a gl.inw the
particular article in a shop window cal
culated to attract the passerby, tho con
formation of the victim's pockets, tho
foot passengers around him and tho
quarter from which his bugbear, tho
"Bobby," is likely to appe.ar. The En
glish pickpocket rarely offers any oppo
Bition if caught in tho act ho submits
silently to be led off by his captor only
the women howl, thrash, sob, scratch
and fight. It is tho characteristic na
tional coolness mid lack of emotional
irritability that contribute more than
any physical aptitude to make the Brit
ish pickpocket facile princejis in his art,
and an object of envy and admiration to
members of the professions in other
countries.
THE FRENCH WAT.
In each country the profession retains
its own particular methods. The Span
iard, like the South American, does not
attempt to operate save in a tolerably
thick crowd the Italian works generally
only on ladies, and badly, because be in
too precipitate tho Turk is fearless,
awkward, audacious, and even in tho
clutches of the police, with one hand
pinioned, attempts to steal with tho
pther. Tho French make a specialty of
"recognition," which is effected by one
pal affecting to recognize in some inno
cent, rustic looking individual a relation
Or old friend, effusively falling on his
Or her neck while the error is explained
and apologies offered tho de«*d is done by
an associate. Tho most dangerous of
that species is tlie liecotcuse, usually a
young and very pretty girl, who rushes
into the arms of a benevolent «Jd man,
kisses liini on Ixjtli checks and calls him
"uncle," a relationship ho will have good
-cause to remember, as it has cost him
all his portable property.
The utter carelessness of the public
facilitates the operations of the pick
pockets to a degree which lias often
•elicited from them expressions of wither
ing contempt. To supplement the
legend
Which bids people beware of them, the
authorities would do well to affix a few
simple rules, the observance of which
would be an effective protection.—Lon
don Cor. New York Sun.
IaentM In Imports.
Th« customs import lists show that
import duty was paid on about $120,000,
000 worth of cut diamonds in the last
twenty-foar years, of wliieh
$90,000,000
worth were imported daring the last
twelve years. In 1868 $1,000,000 worth
were imported, and about
$1,200,000
worth in 1887, bnt about $11,000,000 in
coistv «'inissioNcits.
Official I'roceciliiic of the Bouro
of (.'oililly CuminthoiniM-r* tn
(•rant onin j, s I*.
aIilbask, Friday, .Wii. J4 IbiH). I
Boaid met pursuant to adjournment.!
Present: W. Jennings, Chairman,
•John M'trlens, John lleiiinaii and 'he
auditor as clerk.
On motion, hoard proceeded to i
and cum ass the returns of the ekv'.
held on Nov. 1th, having convened tor
that purpo.-f pursuant to cull of the
eountv auditor. and tlie result of the uan
va^s showed that the :tug officers
were elected, to-wii.
L. M. KaTi her, Jatin^ I '. Street, Rep
resentatives.
Thos. L, Houck. Coi.nty
John Douglass, (,'oun'j A. -r.
C, W. Martens, Keyisier ot I
.1. S. Farley, County I reasurcr,
11. J. Bem-du t, Sheriff.
J. L. Lockhart, Clerk ol Conns.
K. M. Bennett, Slates Attorney.
G. W. Prevey, Count v Supt
W. 8. 'rowl, County Surve\r.
Asa A. Story, County Coroner.
Geo. Mik'le i, Counlv Gonniii-mi ni r,
First District.
On nioiion, the board issued eertitieates
of election to tho above named officers
elect.
On motion, board adjourned tofcSfiti:r
day, Nov. loth. 1890.
(Attest) Wm. ,11 N'NINGS,
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(.'. Audit s-.
Hi ii,HANK,Saturday, Kov, 15, IS!)".
Board met pursuant to adjournment
1'iom.mi! \V. Jenuiiig-., Chairman John
Gartens, John Hodman and the auditor
as clerk.
Gn motion, the following hills were
audited and allowed:
U. Stunt*, Judge «»f ... fa oo
A. W. (.'olcord, Clerk
W. ,J. Bitxicr, Hilar
A. J. Hill-.
Henry lliulfiiidH. ,hnl
I.cvi Mlniali"l,.ludm.'
Win. Dull. Ueik
Thus. Fitch, rk
H. A KnhUr, Clerk
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lieu Moxrr, VKltti
A (J. Stnnh, Jml^e
Heury llaeke, ,)tuli
•vii. Se iirns, ltrk
A. Dt'hilva, Clerk
U.S. I(nr(: I -11, .1 lliltre
W. Msynaul, .Juilj.'!
K. T. Itiidu'iTS.
L. V onWalil, iiflire
A, Huwhi.T, Jutl^e
John Itu/./.k'll, iid^e
K.J. Ku'pkey, Clerk
I.'. MHiifo'rd, Clerk ......
C. S. A insden, i lerk
W '1' if ii ma ii, 'lerk
K. .1 Tweilt, .Jtidgu
Sherman ilnxter, dinlirn
I'liilip si liroeder, tiilge
Fritz, Judge
W, liailey, Clerk
Henry Martens, Clerk
W Jeniiiny?, t'lvrk
Jacob Sarll. I'lerK
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K. Dickenson, Clerk
Mike Mittw«r, Clerk
J. McDowell,
John Mevei, Jud«e
N'. \V. lJmery, Jad'414
». Teiincy, Jud^e
H. !•". Wilson, o ik
11 I'. Arctier, Clerk
Adoltih Jobnaon, Jnd
Utto h'odinau, Judue
I'. Kckl erji, Judge
(. P. Johnson, Clerk
Jooepli Heilmall, I lerk
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Frank A. Jobuson, Judged
Axel Dahlberi Clerk
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K.J. Clark, Clerk
A.L l'alridue. Jnd^e
Jn*. Coolii1-an, Jud -'e
Wm. VojjelBati", Jnilge
Jotin Meyer, mm, ins returns
Win. ltetlike, eame,
Johnson it Larued, coal for poor farm...
Joliu I.mnlbert:, board of pauper
Aug. Bor^ersou, i
anil returns
Ou motion, board adjourned sine die
(Attest) W. JKNKINGS,
JOHN Doi'C.i.ASS, Chairman.
County Auditor.
The l\cw IliKCOvery,
You have hoard your friends and neigh
bors talk about it. You may yourself be
one of the many who know trom person
al experience just how good a thing it is
It vou have ever tried it, you are one of
its staunch friends, because the woider
fnl thing about it is, that when once giv
en n trial. Dr. King's New Discovery ever
aft«i holds a place in the house. If you
have never tried it and should be utl'iict
ed with a cough, cold or and Throat,
Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at
once and give it a fmr trail. It is guar
anteed every time or money refunded
Trial Bottle Free at Oaspbk IIatz, ol Hi
Stone City.
Notice of Dissolution of Fo-Part*
nemliip.
Notice is hereby given thftt the tirm of
Fisher and Levers i» from and alter the
15thday of October mutually dissolved,
and Laure E. Levers succeeding thereto
and rt ho assumes all debts, liabilities and
obligations of saiil tirui and who is also
empowered to collect all accotiuts due
said firm.
Dated, Oct. 15,1890.
Lavina Fishkr.
Lal'BA E. Lkvkks.
Not ice.
Hdving closed out my business those
who are indebted to me are requested to
*»ll and pay the amounts due to Geo,
1888 and the same amount in 1889, or Kgernieyer at the hardware M're who in
t«n times as many in the latter year authorized to collect and receipt tor the
twenty years previous.—Exchange. same. H. A. Seidk,
1 Twin Brooks, S. P„ Oct. 1,
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Chun. Williams, witness fees
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J. Darst, wil nese fees
Johnson & Lamed, eoai for couuty
W. W Mollm, work for county
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Until Christmas,
MOB & LEE, the Photographers,
Bust in
Size
Cabinet Photographs, any style, all for $12."
The Crayon alone is sold by apents for r.
Crayon, will
Now ilont think this is any cheap work because we oiler
you a bargain ?.t nn exceedingly low Price, for it is not. We
guarantee this work to be eual to what you can i,\-t an\ \vhere
Cabinet Photos without the Crayon at usual priri's. k: r,u
and ^4.(10 per dozen.
Our gallery is open every day in the week.
We also have, the latest fc-tyle frames tt) fit above pictures
for sale at Chicago prices.
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inn U'., tf Ire, Hen *«ld for
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1 i itsnriT t»f ftaut County tut.
ihhI, lm is now the. lawful holder of the
limle 1 if Jlilrcl-UM'. 'I'll..I Mllll then
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•--equeiit taxi"4 to the pmontit of have
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•in $S4 1!" und 111 ai'iiitiou ilu'reto. the cost of
r\ ii*e of this notice, together with fUch inter
.s may tievr-ie after this date, mast lie |aiil.
thai iherijiht of reiU-iii|ttH)ii will expire iukI
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the comsileUnl serva-e ofthl# noott*.
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i't, state of oiuh l»iilioin. ii" fnllow!": "The
ar-i i:nrler of s. 1 tioii I. .-lio-en, Town
One I'n ml red iiineleeii, liau^e fifty, i
•es rii'tit of way to tlie Kftitri«(l« otti|m«ir,rosi
b« Hit m-ri'w, was -for taxes then due ami
injiieiit lor the year tfr', at la.v ?aie hy tlie
,-0r. ui r'I CniiiiH- lot". I.. Wood, wllii is
the ir.wliii hoaier of the eertlileate of pur
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initerl to Jta.M, and that ciitweijiieiittiive-* to
unoiint of f^.ss Isaie been jiaitl, with inter
tn-i.alty and eostH urenieJ, -JIT ol, iiiakilij
aiMoiiiii iiei^^rtarv to redeem I and ill
•turn thereto, the •««.! ofsi rv ire of d'lt iidtn-e
lh. u ii cm inteiif*! iiim.v in eriie after
ilaie. tnii"t lie paid, aistl lliHt the riuht, ol n
lit!.in w ill e\[tiie and a deed forsiuil land he
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till'..rent Northern Ki.:.tt.iv ue. 1
in st- Uaiet'i'ii itaiin'.ne.
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in, Samuel Harper, nil
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The fieaj ,'H| I iu-i.riit/'ti jVlont tily in
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PROPOSITION'
We will acnrl frt-a to «»ery je»T'7 JJ
thf Wkkki rrnvith.* i*8Kik,
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WORKS OF
CHARLES DiGKEN
In Twelve Largo Number
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fur the first time in MnKiizine Literature.
A s I'IjENDID IjjLi STKA'I'KD PERIODICA1.
T'. cf.'rv pt-rvn wlio wi.1
Montlih' Milwrii'li"" to l!"'
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By Rosa IVniht ur,
Tb«~e ere tbe grent*t nffors e«'
Bc.WH]iaptr. Address
lie Weekly Pioneer fr
ST. PAUL. M2NN.
PATENTS
Caveats and Trade -Marks
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Our office is opposite I .'.jnie*"
we can secure {..tteiits in
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Send model, drawing or 11
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on
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is secured.
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