The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-23
Ryide in the Wrong Bed

We have the Cincinnati Enquirer as voucher
for the following. newly married pair put
mn at the Spencer House--they went out shop-
uing--return .d--bride had lett some thlhSS--
she quietly slipped out, leaving het spouse
asleep--found her lost artlcles--returned--mls
took Main for 8roadway--got into the Madison
in,tead of Spencer--it looked little strange
asked boy If she was in the Spencer--boy
said yes not fully understanding her--she told
aim to lead her to 4S--she partly disrobcd and
got into bed--expccted her husband momenta-
rily--fen asleep--the occupant OF 49 Madison
an Indiana merchant, returned from the Inca
tre-a little tight-quletly went, 10 room-to
b,d--to sleep Tn account proceeds:
How long the two reposed thare side by side,
with only a foot of space between them' all un-
~ known bu, probably d Is not ,ha exact
Tremendous noise was heard in the apartmtnV
from which female screams issued wildly, pier
cingly aud ceaselesSly'
IN, hotel was in an uproar; proprletors, clerk
walters, porters, and guests, dressed and nall
dressed, were at the door OF "forty-elght IN
few minutes, blocking up the entrance ana ask
ing each other eagerly, 'What is Nhe maHte'
..For Gods sake tell US what is the trouble Z
The cause of this outiry may be imagned.-,
The bride had awakened about midnight and
nuttinu her hand over to her husband, 1T Tell upon
the Indjanian's ace and the soft, warm touch
aroused him at once. lie did not understand 1t
exactly. though he did not dislike il, and in d
moment more, Mr.. R. said "My dearest hus-
band, where have you been oil ths "nlIe!
"Husband" echoed the merchant, beginning
To see like Lord Tnsel, that he had ''made
small mistake h-re;' al am nobody'S husband.
I reckon, my dear madame, you're III the wrong
bed"
In the wrong bed--horror of horrors, thought
ahe bride What would her hege 'lord-what
would the curious world say And Mrs. K
screamed terribly and sprang from the couch
inst as her companion did the same. He was
mn as much alarmed as she, and entreated her
40 oiye him time and he would leave the apart
meHt, although it was the one he had engaged
he'd make oath to that.
Scream, scream, scream, was the only reply to
this kindly proposition -,
ANY God, madam don't yell so! you'll wake
the house Be reasonable; swear its only
mistake Have some thought OF the conse
uueuces don't want to hurt you, swear |
don't. You'll get me shot and yourse1t-well,
] won't say what
Just at this uncture the throng outside pre-
scented itself at the door, aud beheld Mrs. r.
covering in one corner, exercising herlungs
magniicently, with sheet wrapped over her
form and head, and the lndianian in the middle
of the room enveoped in coverlet' and eJacu-
lating; "My God, madam, doh y
The Junior proprietor, DR.. Cahlll, saw there
must be some mistake, and requesting the others
20 retire, called the merchant out, went with
him into another room, and there learned the
whole story. The Doctor tnen sent one OF the
ladies Of the hotel to Mrs. R. aud the entire Of
fair was explained greatly to her relief though
she was overwhelmed with confusion at a cir
cumstance that might have ruined her Teputa-
tion forever
Under the escort Of the Doctor she was con
veyed to the "Spencer" where the husband was
found pacing the corridors with frantic mein,
and halfcrazed with grief at the mysterious
disappearance of his wife, whom he believed
had been spirited away by villain, or murder
ed for her Jewels in this "inlernal city" where,
as he expressed it, "they would kill man for
a dollar any time
As soon as he beheld his spouse he caught her
to his bosom and wept like a child. he was
melted with happiness at her discovery aud re-
covery and told her that he had secured the city
or intelligence of her whereabouts in vain.
MTsTERRIoUs---A Man MIssING---On Monday
last, the 9Th inst. Samuel Angus, citizen of
Rollersvie, came to Fremont in company with
one of his neghbors to sell his pork and make al
few purchases for his grocery. He sold his pork
but did not get paid for it. He had some money
with him, probably less than fifty dollars. Du-
ring the afternoon he got intoxicated and was
last seen about 6 O'Clock in the evening in front
street in front of Shomo's block There is no lit
tie anxiety to know what has become oihim. His
sons and friends from RoleSville have been search
ing for him ever since. He Was about 90 yeaTS
OF age Fremont Journal
Thirty Seven citizens Of Obsrlin and vicln
ity have been indicted by the IL S. District Court |