The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10


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ar1ic3e insAas seelios 10
"A nDan By the name Of Il. n. Dunlap call
| Cd As the once Of sfhe OHIO . MiDaioaipp
Railroad ON Mon6ay 0sening Of last week
end deposited eonr bAegAge, saying thas n
wanted d 50 . Cincinnati on the 10 o'clocl
train, If 10 coalA mako his arrangements. 80
LAser - called and aid the train would B,
20 early for hin, aud be would have 20 tak'
hls baggage down to the wharf and 30 OF
the packet Mr. Bush then told him thu
the tram wss tour hours behind sime, wnei
ns appeared % % Jcycusly eia,eo, ana saic
that snae would suit nlm ex.csly. ne tnef
departed oos 2 snort 0me before sne .faif
arrived !ossween twc ana three g CLOCK q
returned, nayane ~ ms company 2 woman
closely velied. Aiser Pufcnssing tckeel
.ney w N 0G. ana sss On sne PACK pissiofll
aus,l tne sFs,n came along, wnen they go'
On Doefo, ena were rapidly wnified away g
sneir desunasfon. IN nve minutes tnereaf'
yer z man came rang mp 10 Dfeatniesa
nss!e, ana ~ great excftement asked Mf.
Dasn Il sne uain wee gone. M 81
les Les was the reply.
~ D s man ana woman geton here {
Oelievs %:
~n cascn tne cars WAS the next
query OF tine excited individual, % ne gased
w'st.uily up tne track .l
NO. NO cnance OF that. ass
I'll ana d-fionF' growing hopeless
ana desperate-"i would have given . thou
SAND dollars and the gray mare if had only
1befeupon. ne told the "taic OF his
wrongs; bis name 10 Augustus Hervey,
end ne u renter on the farm OF Moses Tuf-
nef, IN ONO county, shout one mile below
Laughery. He had hired Dunlap to assist
MN IN his work, when, il 10 presumed, that
On affinity sprung up between him and
Mrs Heryey; and that they had just eloped,
the carrying on oil her clothing and forty
dollars Of his hard-earned money. Noother
course being left, dispatch was forwarded
70 Cincinnati, requesting the arrest of the
clipping couple; and when the five o'clock
train came along Hervey got aboard and
followed in hot pursuit. When be arrived
It the depot in the city he found . police Of
4cer watching the baggage Pretty soon .
baggage wagon from the Madison House ar.
rived, into which the officer and Hervey
seated themselves, and repaired at once to
that hotel. There they we're found and
after some persuasion, the woman was in
duced to return. She had spent twenty
dollars Of the money for suit Of clothes for
Dunlap; but the balance, with the baggage,
Was recovered He returned with his tru
apt wife on the 10 o'clock train, and when
he reached here he appeared to be in the
greatest good humor with himself and every.
b3dy else in general Why should mt he be2
lie had got his wife, whom he had almost
given up 40 lost, and the Future with it's
wealth of domestic bliss, was again smiling
joyously before him. .
But the end was not vet On the next
night Wednesday, Dunlap returned. 1t Is
presumed that he prowled around the prem
Uses till late hour, when he supposed the
now happy inmates were locked in the
drowsy embraces Of Somnus. He than an
preached the house, and, clamberiug no to 4
window, endeavored, by punching the fair
lady in the ribs with long stick, to awakeo
her Rnt this ugonfla b;ntn ;nto~d1 e.