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Beadle's Half Dime Library No. 854

1893 · 16 pages

Uncle Sam's Detective in Chicago This 1893 Beadle and Adams dime novel by George C. Jenks presents "Uncle Sam's Detective in Chicago; or The Country Postmaster Among Bunco-Men," subtitled "A Story of the Underground Counterfeiters' Den." Inspector John Gripp of the Secret Service assigns young detective Ralph Rapier—nicknamed "Ready" for his perpetual alertness—to investigate counterfeit ten-dollar bills flooding Chicago's World's Fair grounds. Gripp suspects Smasher Jim (James Wilkins), recently released from Columbus Penitentiary, operates the counterfeiting operation. On the train to Chicago, Rapier recognizes a suspicious passenger matching Smasher's description. When the man abandons his berth during a night stop, Rapier pursues. After leaping from the moving train, he encounters Smasher wielding a bowie-knife in darkness, barely deflecting a lethal blow before his quarry vanishes.

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Published magazine collection; source: Beadles_Half_Dime_Library_no._854_1893-12-05

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