New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-10
WHoLEssLE MARRItGE-MIcHGAs DoSEsrIc S-
srrrrrroNs We lind in The Detroit Inquirer OF the


WHoLEssLr MAKRacE-MIcHiGAs DoSEsrIc Il.
srlrurIoSs We lind in The Detroit Inquirer OF the
9th the following miscellaneous marriage:
VAUGHAN WOODRUFF ard LAPHAN-JodSSrON
WARRINGTON snd pRAKE-M ;he Mn'h,ll House tn
y NE S,rsh.p VIVA - j L,ss.yy
all gn us., Mssss Fanny Johnston Bette, A Var
rirsou. ard Mars L. Drake, all Of Leroy.
1t is no, Of much conse quence to the public, we
presume. bat it would be rather interesting to know
whether each man married all three OF rhe women or
whether first come hrst served, or hos Michi.
gan is smart young State, and thcrss no teilisg
what Institutions she will grow up to one of these
days They make voters in about sixmoaths of every
thing but niggere and now they marrying OF tbs
natives in lots 10 suit customers Ladies, cham.
gentlemen swing your partners
BY the way here is another Michigan marriage
institution.
MARRIED. AND YET HAD so WrFE-Two CLAIM
.yrs FOR rNE sAME LADY-REJECTION oF BORN
Not long since two gentlemen from neigh boring
city came Detroit with the intention OF marrying
the same lady. Each was supported by his PARTICULAR
friends and the prospects Of either were very ttter-
ing Nbile ono of the gsllants WAS sestet IN the
back parlor In clover, enjoying the society of tba
stianceO aId her fathers family. tue n Al was SHOWN
into the font paIlor and the aiauced called to greet
him a. her prospective lord. The unsuspecting 10
noc.ut in the back par0r waited impatanuy Tor tue
Ied,'s return. and. upon Iqniring, found that she
had cone 10 F,ners for refreshments and, much to
his chagrin nth his rival. The couple were absent
some time long enough TO call a. tbe Rev DIR. IS,
ard be sls one blood and one fesh. The joke was
too GOOD be told and on returning 10 the house,
he ul didate bio his sfe good night, snd
reurIed to bis hotel, saving that he would come IN
II morning claim his bride ard take her W his fu-
ture bone. Morning came, snd the groom, ever
faithful prose- nted himself at his fatherin law 8
house. where be was confronted by the most ioti-
MAZE irie nd ut his rival who cOOly informed hin
flat tie lady bis wife had reconsldered. Her pa
rrnfs refused to permit the husband TO take his law
f wife ard the wife herself fused to acknowledge
ti.4ufrority The husband was petrhed-was mar
rcd erd yet had TO wiie-tred persuason Ia VAIN -
GOT mad ard went home wifress. The rival WAS
. equally H. FIX and equally chagrine1. Both re
trfred 10 iteir homes, convinced that You re not al
way sure Of Your game when you We freed Il 81,
AxorpER AccorSr-OSE DAY LATER-THe De-
tron T5ilu.s Of the 9Th says
"Ap affair causing any amount OF scandal. hsa
trapsIired tbs ok in the city, ana IL s'ili on the
CARPET in the circe specially tneaded Two young
gsntlemer fro Buffalo, one o them an accepted Tue
other q former lover, both came TO thus city ny the
same u ain Tuesday Accepted to claim the hand OF
bis beirobed in marriage, Rejected TO prevent II II
possible. The family were opposed 10 the = match.
After suncry maBeuyerings, Accepted spirited his
bride away nom the castle Of the old ioks and was
du, ioined ia the bonds of mairimony. The bride
was then taken 70 her home and the TACT made
k1owD. Accepted, now turned into husbani, return
ne 10 ms notes ihe hi"h'' NJ WI" wv ",o
family, raised such storm about the young wife
ears that she was constrained, periorce to repent
Of Der rash act and now is az home refusing to
90 with her liege lord. Thus matters stand at
present Resort hss been bad 20 LIMB of the Law
With whst result shall Husband VOWS 10 u
have bis fe 81 any cost and IS conf lent she wants
him Altogether II Is on unfortunate affair, aud
bIipcs persons into more or Ices noorety who would
much pref,ra lees promio.n Mt potion.
"P : Since r.ting the above understand
that matters are reconciled in true yellow covered
literature liyle and Rejected has left for home, on
the care'