The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-29

stdytu bOIns titue, Wueu MT muiicr, bearing
Of the marriage, went TO her with friend Of
bis. lie had an interview with her, which
was followed by her being married to him
by Jadge Nelson, and, soon after the mar.
rage, Muller and Louise lef for parts IN.
known. Mr.. Fritz has placed the case in
the hands Of Messrs. Clegg L Senior, bis at.
torneys, who intend TO have the matter in
vestigsted.
From the N. Y. sunday Mercury.
A Fifth Avenue love case has recently
come TO light, which throws the most won
derful romance Of ancient times into the
shade, and promises some rich Developments.
A younger sou ola wealthy Wall street
banker is the happy man who was beloved
by two daughters Of an avenue millionaire
aud both were bent on having him fox their
lord and master. But Banker junior had Q
preference Of bis own, and, not being par.
iicular fayorite with pater-f dmdias, proposed
q midnight elopcment. The favorite fair
one jumped at the idea, and agreed TO meet
him on certain e7ening, on the curb, after
all the family had retired. Her sister over
heard the proposal and acceptance, and re-
solved to thwart her rival, though her pro-
jected plan for 70 doing was as curious a.
Ingenious. She followed, and caused
friend to follow, her sister wherever she
went, before the appointed night had ar
rived. noting carefully her actions and pur.
ooses. The intended bride had her suspi-
cions, but they were not very deeply fixed,
and hence she was rather careless in her pre-
partitions She bought dress for the occa-
sion-a dress Of peculiar material, and
had it made up by dressmaker. Her sis
ter being informed OF this proceeding, did
the same, causing her mantle 10 be exactly
modelled after the other ; she also purchased
other things, for, the same reason, and copied
her sisterriyal in everything.
In the room Of the bride elect large che
val glass reaching to the floor was one Of the
adjuDcts OF the toilette, and veil Of thin
lace was lying over it when not in use. On
the morning Of the appointed day the schem.
ing sister obtained access to the room while
ts proprietor was riding ont, and, by the
aid Of her bribed mental, removed the books
from the back Of the glass she then scrap.
ed all the quicksilver from the back OF the
glass, and after removing all traces OF her
work, left the room. Towards evening she
again stole in, dressed in u travelling dress,
&c, similar TO her sisters, and concealed
herself behind the introducing there en-
abled to survey al taa. was goiEb ca Ia the
room. through the lace veil. while no one
could perceive her without going close to
the latter for some special purpose.
Soon the bride elect came in, slept short
time on lounge, and near IL o'clock, hasti-
ly arraytd herself in the garments she had
prepared. She then went toward the che
val. carlessly threw aside the veil, and be-
held what she supposed TO be her own re.
Election. Could it BET Was she her sister
instead Of herself? Was It not delusion
How came she by that dress She moved
her arms, she jumped--thc reflection did the
same She was indeed her sister instead Of her.
sell, and, full Of this idea, she resolved TO fly
TO her room. lock the door, and throw the
key out Of the window, 50 that no one but
herself should run away with Banker, Jr.
Away she darted, hall crazed, when her
sister went quietly down to Banker, Jr.,
palinel herself of as her sister, was hustled
of 10 the residence of certain clergyman,
and MARRIED IN the dark. Next morning
the poor deluded bride that was to be hard
ly dared to look at mirror but, when she
did. fearful suspicion flashed across her
mind, and OIL she went to look ut the che
val. Then there was o time. Patsr fdm,i-
ias and mater ditto were called up and in
formed that the bird had flown. Nothing
has since been heard Of Banker, Jr., and his
ingenious wife but it is reported that they
sailed in the Persia last week. The outrag.
ed father will start in pursuit by the next
steamer. Beware Of woman's ohirairy,