Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-14

she should make her appearance basket in
handy the taking namo corresponding to
the Initials. The name selected was Karl
L. Herring, - and lie Doctors appcaarlailce lal
was certainly sufficiently tedtonic. '.'
TO this place a marked cliild Was taken
yesterday aEtesrrnooa rom i3elyue. Mrs, Cun-
ninghap being apprizcd that the infant vas
ready fqr her, eal,,ed there last night about
8 O'Clock, in the attire Of sister of Mercy
DR.. Gilchrist was in bed, disguised as d
woman; in night cap and gown, pccrsonatipg
the newly confined widow. The chiid was
ready packed in basket, ana She took ii
without speaking and left. = - II
Capt, speight, VINO had followed her from
her own house, got into The SINE car with
her on her return, and saw her enter her
house. = S''As 3 . sai s.e s-.ii-
On the outside aaers cab,s. speiehf,
Hopkins, Diks, District Attorney Hall, and
others, DR.. Uhl vas Sent for BY Mrs.
Cunnin CHAM, and on bis arrival was ushered
info dark room, where Mrs c. was in bed.
She feigned to be very Sick, and gtoaned
in apparent agony. lie found nurse
there, named Jane Bell, washing! tue chilli
Mrs, Cunniugham .exslaimed soon after,
q have put my trust IN God, and he has
favored mel l shall now be revenged upon
my Persccutors.'' -,
Spou after this, as DR.. Catlap was leaving.
the house, he was arrested, Or. Montague
got DR.. Uhps Lat, and some of his clothes,
and thus disguised Outlined admission as
DR.. Uh, saying hehaa f9rgottqn something.
Capt. Dilks. went in With hiin, and up 10
the front room, second floor, where she was.
Capt. DilFs said TO hor that having heard
that shc was confined, he thought it his
duty to come and see her, and make himself
acquainted with the fact.
While stating this they were standing at
the room door. She ordered the woman 10
close the door against tken and put ltheu.
out. They then entered, aud DR.. NJ. sat
down BY her side. while Dilks wen, dewn
and let NIr, Hall and Captain Speight and
Hopkins in. They all ihen went up Stairs
to her room.
She undertook to be very saucy and said
the child was her legitimate child They
took it from her. after = struggle. She
screaming, ''Don't take my dear littlo in
nocent baby, . ''nly darling title da aughter.' 9
They persisted, however, and sent it TO
Bellevue to its mother, wlia was adxious'y
waiting for it.
They then arrested Mrs. Cunningham,
Ann Burns, and her sister, Jane Bell, the
nurse, and others.
Mrs. Cunningham is now at No. 81 Bond
street, Ann Burns aud Jane Bell at the
Station House. -
MAN IN THE WooDs NINE DAYS WITH
NoTnING BUT CRANBERREs 40 SUBsIsr
.UPoN-We are indebted to Mr. King, of
NGillisville, Clark county,fo the following
particulars Of a man lost in the woods. An
old man 10 his Glst year, FROM the Eastward,
started FROM Neillisville on Friday, three
weeks ago, to 90 to bis son-in laws about
three niles Distant He pissed tcit6in fifty
yards Of his Son ta-iap's horse, who was.
standing near and saw him 70 by, but did
not recognise him. The oidgentleman got
into the woods, become bewildored and
had nothing tut crauberrics to eat and wa
ter, Of which lie drank often After he had
been gone two or three days, aud it was
known that be was lost, the population turn
ed out and searched for him in every di-
rection but could not fnl the least trace of
his track, and it was only expected that some
hunter would one day find his bones.
1t had rained for several days He had
got into the windfalls where it is difficult iF5r
any man to get, The second Sunday from
the time he left, the man made Ills appear
ance en- the East Fork Of the Black river,
about sixteen miles from where be started.
He first entered deserted logger's camp,
where had been left some four aud meat.
but such was the old mans honesty he would
not touch it. lie finally came to the house
of Mr.. james Yates, by whom he was kind
ly cared for. He appeared quite vigorous,
even then,except that his feet and legs were
badly swollen. He is expected to recover
Rircr Falls lWiScoasin) Banner.
QUIT PERPIHG. Quakeress, jealous
Of her husband, watched his movements.
And one morning actually discovered the |
truant kissing and hugging the servant girl. |
Broad brim was not long in discove ring the
face of his wife, as she peeped through the
half open door, and rising with all the coo.-
ness of a genera, ,thus-addressed her ''Betsy
thee had better quit peepiag or thee will !
cause disturbance in the family"
NTH Thimonth, I'm always real glad you
,ome whiting to our houth.
sAre you my little dear You are very
ond Of me then
No NTH Thimmoth, but We alwayth have
wo kind of pieth when you are here to din