Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30

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They EDeDe.
The Albany Police 1sibuse n resuoas;bae for
Tie following: M. Rnasen i retired merchant.
and I'LL last summer iived The iise 81 bachelor
= Boston During the month Of last July, Mr.
Z. thonght be would take . jsnnt 70 Lowell 10
look into the mysterious movements ofblue-eyed
girls and spinning jenniex He stopped q, Low.
Ell week, during which time he fell in lore with
. lct Of auburn rtngiets from New Hampshire
Tbs auburn rtngiets binshed, righed, and treop-
ed her head like = lily Der pressed with
rain When the auburn ringIets came TO- they
accepted Nj. Kassclfs proposal, and during die
nexi day were made Mr.. Kusseirs wiie--Mr. 4.
was the happies. Of men. For q week he dfearnt
be was swimming la sea Of rose lesves, fenced
In with Capids Three days after his marriage,
Mr.. Russell and lady Jeff for Saratoga and Mag
ara. At the former place they spent a fortnight;
at the latter three weeks During the latter
part of October, Mr.. Russell thought he would
come to Albany to spend the winter. He pu.
up at one Of our FIRST ciasshotes, and resolved to
enjoy himself There was only one drawback to
Mr.. Rnsselfa beatitude. Mrs.. Russell vas not
as polished as be could have desired her. In
consequence Of thu, Mr.. r. engaged Mr. Smirk
10 teach her the languages, Mr.. Croms 10 teach
her drawing and painting, aud Mr. Quaver to
gve her music lessons Everybody knows
oaaser. lie Is a aae hes man, and nothing else.
On y, Aonaay iAs' Mr. Russelllsft the house TO go
70 ir05. .,e missed the cars and came back an
hc"' earlier than he expected He immediately
ION, 10 IDS room. Il was locked. he knocked,
IN, M snswer was given. Mr.. Russell then APP
,,,;ed his eve TO the key-hole, and became excl
I'D Mr.. Quayer was hooking Mrs. Russells
ireas, Mr.. Russell knocked again; still no an,
sres. Mr. Russell then applied his boot. Mr.
| ouaver wished TO know who was there. Mr
Russell told him he'd find out when he got him
by the neck Mr. Quaver was thunderstrnck-
| flat voice is Rasselis.' Mr.. Russell again urges
Mr. Quaser TO open the door Quaver PROMISE
| 10 do so. provided Russell does not make {
Gene. Russell says that he win not only maxi
a scene, but whole tragedy--the last act finish
| ing up with a dead musician Quaver, fearing
hat things were becoming worse at last con
.cDted 10 open the door--Mr Russell PUSHES II
and seizes goldheaded cane. Mrs. X. says
.spare him for my cause Mr.. r. replies never
4 ar.. r. swoons; Mr.. r. says, my love, and un
der,akes to catch her as she falls heavily upo
he floor. Mr. r. hits himself upon the fore
head, and says, its monstrous During this III
| tie scene, Quayer puts on his hat and gloves, an
rushes down stairs. This was Monday afternoon
On Tuesday morning Mr. Russell appeared at tn
Police Office to swear out a warrant against Quf
~
sons heard his complaint but there is no la
! against hooking lady's dress he could not il
.ae the document prayed for by the complainant
! Mr. Russell left the Office for the purpose {
showing Mr.. Q. whats what How it will resul
| Is more than we can say. Probably, in COTE
and pistols Mr. R. is evidently goodhearte
man, but the best thing he can do is to lea,
town as early as possible. We advise him
4 take Mrs R. along Better have her with Il
+ accomplishments he found about her in Lowe
), than to purchase others at the price which
,luaver puts upon his. r S.-While Mr.. Ru
sell was at the Police Office Mrs. Russell left tt
, hotel, and has not since been heard Of. I'll
q porter says she was accompanied to the cars
gentleman who looked like MI. Quavcf,
r. though he had his head SO mutiled up that
II could not say for certain Quaycr, we fear,
y getting in bad way. He is pursuing cour
!, OF conduct that is very apt to end with a sens
: ton--a dead pianist with twelve gentlemen s.
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