, 1859-09-05
MafftHaonlal Qanapalxn in Indiana.

The Aurosa Qnd.) Commercial tells the follow
ing tough story Of an clopemeat, followed by
pursuit, succeeded BY 4 c1pturs. and ending
with a midnight atfray-all for the poIsessiou Of
certain Mrs. Hevey, the contestants being
her husband, Nr. 1Isrzey, and hia hired man
Mr, Dunlap. One would think that the female
"sect," was scarce article in that section:
Auan by the uas,c Of r. ~ Dunlap called At
the ollice Of the Ohio l. Mississippi Railroad
on Monday evening Of last week any deposited
Cincinnati on tie 10 o'clock train. if he could
make Lis arrangements, Later he called and
said tue train would be too carly for him, and
lie would hare TO tax his baggage down 10 the
wharf and 60 on the packet. Ar. Bush then
1o!d him that the train was four hour. behind
and said ,hut that would suit him exactly. He
then departed; but short time before the train
arrived lbetWeen two and three o'clock} he re-
TUNED, having ln his company a woman closely
, ecied. After purchasing tickets they went cut
aud sat on tie back platform until the train came
along when they got on board, and were rapid
ly whirItd away to their dcstipation. In lire
minutes thereafter man came riding up in
brra;a41tss haste, and i'll srcat excitement asked
Mr. Bush if the truin WIS gone.
''res,' was the reply.
"Dil a rnau aud woman ret oa here."
II believe So"
"Can's ca.c! the cars 5" was the next query
Of the excited individual, IS be gazed vistfulty
up Tie track.
"So. NJ chance Of that
I'LL uud d--tioni ~ Growing hopeless an1
| despera.e--"I would give thousand dollars mud
the grar mare if lad Gully got here iye min
utcs sauneE."
Tlcrtupon, be told the "talc Of bis wrongs"
His name is Augustus iIerver, aud he is rent
| cr on the farn of Moses Turner, in Ohio county,
Tia t..t, ~
| DAnlao to assist him in lis work, when, it is
pres samed, that at affinity" sprung up between
| h,n and Hrs. Uervcy; aud that they had just
| ,lopcd, kIe Carrying of oil her clothing aud
| forty dollars Of his hard-tarncd money. No
| other course being left, dispatch was forward
clop:ns couple; and when tho tive O'Clock trail.
| c4ine u1ung, uervey got aboard aud followed
| in Int pursuit. When he arr;red at The depot
in tue city, LIE found police officer watching
| tie baggage. Pretty soon baggage wagon,
from the Mudison House, arrived, into wliici,
the officer aud Hervey seated themselves, and
| repaired Ut ouec to that hotel There thty
| were found; and after some persuasion. the
man wns induced to return. She had spent
twenty dollars Of tie money for 4 suit Of clothes
vas recovered. lie returned with his ,ru:ut
| vile On the ten O'Clock train, And WHEN he
reached here lie appeared to be III the greatest
good hume: with himself and everybody else in
general Why shouldn't he be: He had r",
his wife, whom lie hui almost given up for lost,
! nnd the Future, with its wealth al domestic
| bliss, was again Smiling jog ously before him.
But the cnd was no. Jet. Tn the next night
| (Wetaes sday} Dunlap returned. II is presumed
that'he prowlea around the premises till a late
hour. when le supposed tho LOW happy inmates
were locked in the trowsy embraces Of Sonnus.
He tlIcn approached the house., and, c1amberlrg
up 10 window, endcarored, by punching the
| fair lady in the ribs With long stick 10 awaken