, 1860-09-10

CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
a.45 AZ. 6.l5Lx.
500 r. n. JanesvilIe Acc. 1855 \.
MILWAUKEE.
2.45 An. 1.55 r. Il.
900 P.x- 8.45 r. II.
5.e5 r. u. Waukegan Accommodation.
t1 OfaceTs Of The ubope y01ds trtW pka&e 3D.
o1ss u *ohen changes in this ta6k are necessorr.
49,
Attempted ReAcue from the Abode OF
Love.
Our RAIDERS r i'll recolle ct thu eevpra, .cronnt.
xs h,vs c;,en If th- ;n.,;tutjo. ~ r.a,.as
~ A~'o ~ y. 'De 1nn''.a~oa III 1oe'ano
Eno~o ~ Tho "4bode OF Lore" and which
Al ems 10 have been conducted on thu ,o.t ,;h.
1ueIo,... N, ~
e.o4 !teo 'o'' h's'su' 4nc .o'io"!ns aecoun'
OF an Occurrences" there il furnished BY the
"The latest sreeder from the Aoanemonr III.
R-y. Lewis Price. il de,eTu;ned not "a ioss h;s
wife ard bar fortune Of SC 900 without : strug-
Gle and in that resolve ha will assuredlv Ia
Supported By public opinion. Having freed
h;myaIf from the thra1dom and de1ussnn. ~
Henro James Prince. 4he Wel5h curate il nsinu
his best exertioua to. free his tady s}so. liz
Price Quilted the Abode Of Love IN the early
nrrt of tbia year. having heen nr.vinne1v san.
areted from hia rifa by tha Beloyed'T direc.
lions soue aix weeka. In Nav last W. recnnnt.
ed the fruisless forts tho husband hid made to
DtE3PHHt1H Nn0uHF
before Judge ia chsmbers she had declared
that she was not detaiued ia the Cbarliuch resi.
derec against her inc.iuatjou, Since that time
Mr.. Price seems to have quietly submitted to
his deprivation> but the decision of the Vice
Chancellor in the caae Of Nottigs .gt. Prince
att ia nn aecret nov 4hat P,;ce Ts1 a ,nsn of
M nroperty when Harriet Lancaster Eott;oe
wa Informed hv The Prince it was tbn swifi r.
God' ale should take The Welshman for her
husband, and that the e6 600 be acquired by his
marriage had heen trannrerred IN the irnnnator
VIM asseris that be is The lIoly Ghost INV
proceeding Mr.. Price NAV take Tor the recoYerT
Of liz 1ffs's fortune. must be materia,ly affect
ed by her evidence, aud to The o,dipsrT motive
ofIa1ec:iou for his lady there is thus added the
desirability Of obtaining her aid and testimony
in favor Of SUIT against the man abe now re
carda AZ her sp,Iitaal savior. Former watch.
iucs outside tic house aud grounds. With no.
lieeman riibin hail to prevent a breach of tha
peace. having proved unsyaillnr. :Nr. Prizes
made bold attempt to Get ppsgession of his
men not officers Of the law, ''
aOn the nieht preceding the adrentur, ta
slept at the Lamb Inn. aoioinipg The institu-
ton Of which he 1as formerly ao inmate. "A.
corising 10 arrangements his three ssaietauts ar
rived Il Cdarlipch from Briipevater in q dr.
between four and five o'clock IN the morning,
their mission being to protect him from the fury
Of the Aeapemonites. He torthwi,h acaIed H.
oa,e. en5e5ed fhe oIonnds md sacrstad h;r,' iTo
sr,f nrar ,he conservatorv' whieh he xaaawara
Mr.. Price was accustomsd to yisit. hi, bakers
remaining in The roadwav ready to nher In can
ed Til about nine n'clocf Fhen the wstch.r, sir
heard Nj. Pr;ce asy seyerai tjmes. Il viii baye
7ou. HarrietP This erciamation 1xaa folloued
bY piercing Shrek of tMurder.' uttered bv a
female voice, aud the trio 1t once Jumped over
The rails in front Of the laundry, and over tue
pemoue.
"Uere they were met BY twenty or thirty
persone- who stopped tteir further nrogress
Insisted thst tbe7 had no business nn 1hose
premises and in reply to Their assertions that
thev had hnsiness there hecause ther had bssrd
.onna onr cTTin0 tmnrder' ordered then1 ~
and comnelied them to retnrn hscf - the md
They saw Mr. Price and Mrs. Price dnwn unon
the lawn surrounded by anne thirty or INV
persons-men, women a1d chiidreu. In fex
minutes Mr. Price himself was forcibty elected.
and the four invaders had to CINE sway crest.
fallen. their enterprise having faiied, Il so-
pears that Mrs. Prizes was seen by her husband
walking through the garden alone: he there.
upon let& his hiding pirce and desirad her IN
leaye with him: s,s refused, AID be seizsd her
round the waist to carry Ter awaY. Ihen il
was that sha cried ont smurderlf md threw
herself upon The ground, A. eoon a the .larm
was given the Aeapemonites came out in full
force With astoninhing pro,nptitude. Part Of
their number rushed 10 the gate to keep cut
the thrce men. and the others crowded round
the husband and wife struggling on tho grass,
Several mer, it ia "a d, threw themselves
upon Mr. Price, and it ia further alleged
that the Rev. Nj. Stsrkey knelt upon his
chest and forced him to release his lady.
Alter she had got from him be laid hold Of her
agsin, but was wrenched away, and turned out
al the gate. Although strong and determined
nan, he was no match for thirty or forty oppo.
nent.. The arch-A cspemonite. Prince 6,maeif
vas not present q, the rnsite. There can be-
little doubt that The dxellers in the Aboue Of
Love had got scent of wha. was about to take
| place Information ~ to The waiting horse md
ny, and the the THREE arrange men saunterine
about, was probably conveyed to them, and
meaaurcs at once taken TO defeat the projec.
evidently On the point Of being Pot in motion.
Near halt:past si1 IN the morning q dozen or
! more laborers and haymakers lett Tho Agapcm-
one, apparently with the intention Of pursuing
their avocations in the fields of the farm.
"An haur la,er one of the carriages with two
horses attached quilted The Abode and its
errand must have been to bring back the labor
.ction arose a1l tha fshorers shc had hesr sasn